Athletics News

Boys MS Cross Country had a great meet on Friday in Carson City! Huge congratulations go out to Rhys Ferrito for taking first place in the 2-mile open race (an impressive win out of 96 runners)! All of our Scorpions showed exemplary athleticism and sportsmanship. Well done, athletes!

Girls soccer is currently 6-0 and is tied for 1st in 2A. They beat Whittell HS (9-1) and Yerington HS 12-0 last Friday. The boys have won their last two games against Whittell HS (8-1) and Yerington (4-1). Both teams hope to continue the winning streak today against Incline HS (away) and Friday against North Tahoe (away). Be sure to go out and cheer them on!

Whether you are a new or returning family or faculty/staff member, please read on below for a better understanding of our Athletics Vision, our student-athlete/parent expectations, by team snapshots for 2021-2022, and other key information including how to learn more about our programs. We are excited to involve the full community as both participants and supporters of Sage Ridge Athletics. We invite you to join us on the sidelines this year as we cheer on our teams with Scorpion Pride!

Sage Ridge School announced that it has named Cory Clemetson as new head coach for boys basketball. It has also hired Kyle Sadanaga as new Athletic Director.

Read the Reno Gazette Journal article here.

Two students compete in their first triathlon.

Swim team and track and field accomplishments

The Reno Gazette Journal's top high school athletes for the week of March 29-April 3.

Athletics update for March 30-April 3

News about varsity boys soccer and cross country

Team updates and information about 2021 spring sports

The following are the results from the ski team's state competition at Mt. Rose on February 9-10. Congratulations to Logan Reeves ('22) for taking first place!

This week, Rhys Ferrito ('29) returned from the Cross-Country USATF Youth Nationals in Lexington, KY.

Girls on the Run at Sage Ridge just wrapped up our second season! This program for our third, fourth and fifth grade girls combines running with lessons on friendship, empathy, working through difficult situations, and building self esteem.

Rhys Ferrito ('28) is one of our youngest competitive athletes, but is well on his way to breaking records and making a name for himself in the running world...

Despite a shorted season last school year, Alex Power ('22) achieved both the GPA and race times needed to be included in the Scholastic All-America Swim Team!