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The Scotch Plains-Fanwood Public Schools offer a comprehensive interscholastic athletic program for varsity, sub-varsity, and middle school athletes, both men and women.

Fall

Varsity:

Football

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Gymnastics

Volleyball

Girls Tennis

Cross-Country

.

JV:

Football

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Volleyball

Girls Tennis

.

Soph & Frosh

Football

Frosh Boys Soccer

Frosh Girls Soccer

.

Middle Schools (each)

Boys Soccer

Girls Soccer

Winter

Varsity:

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Swimming

Wrestling

Ice Hockey

Bowling

.

JV:

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Wrestling

.Ice Hockey

.

Frosh

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

.

Middle Schools (each)

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Spring

Varsity:

Baseball

Softball

Track

Golf

Boys Tennis

.

JV:

Baseball

Softball

.

Frosh

Baseball

Softball

.

Middle Schools (each)

Baseball

Softball

.

Middle Schools (combined)

Park/Terrill Track

Contact the Coach

Fall

Football

Stephen Ciccotelli

B. Soccer

Thomas Breznitsky

G. Soccer

Kevin Ewing

Gymnastics

Lisa Cerchio

Volleyball

Adrienne Stack

G. Tennis

Kristen Turturiello

B. X-Country

Jeffrey Koegel

G. X-Country

Rob Rafferty

Winter

B.Basketball

Daniel Doherty

G.Basketball

Bruce Davis

Swimming

Jessica Hulnik

Wrestling

John Scholz

Ice Hockey

Matthew Gualtieri

Bowling

James Mason

Spring

Baseball

Thomas Baylock

Softball

Kelli Covert

Track (B)

Richard McGriff

Track (G)

Jeffrey Koegel

Golf

Stephen Ciccotelli

B. Tennis

Gary Wasserman

Cheerleading

Mary Kate Schiller

Weight Training/Fitness

Thomas Baylock



Academic Eligibility to Participate in SPFHS Athletic and Co-Curricular Programs

The eligibility rule for students to participate in co-curricular/athletic programs states that (1) students must successfully complete courses totaling 13.75 credits in the first semester to be eligible for spring sports and (2) students must accumulate a total of 27.5 credits prior to the beginning of the school year to be eligible for fall and winter sports.


Academic Eligibility for an NCAA Division I or Division II College

Many high school athletes are hopeful of a college scholarship once they graduate from SPFHS. The following academic eligibility for NCAA Division I and II colleges is printed below that should serve as a reference for athletes when selecting subjects.

General Requirements:
To be a qualifier at a Division I institution and be eligible for financial aid, practice and competition during the first year, the student must:

1.

Graduate from high school

2.

Present a minimum combined test score on the SAT verbal and math sections or a minimum composite score on the ACT as indicated on the index scale below:

CORE GPA

SAT

ACT

2.500 and above

700

17

2.375

750

18

2.250

800

19

2.125

850

20

2.00

900 and above

21 and above

3.

Present a minimum grade point average (G.P.A.) in at least 13 core courses in the following areas:

4 years English
2 years mathematics (one year algebra & one year geometry)
2 years natural or physical science
2 years additional course in English, mathematics, or physical science
2 years social studies
2 years additional academic courses
(in any of the above areas or world language, computer science or philosophy).

To be a qualifier at a Division II institution, you must:

1.

Graduate from high school.

2.

Present a minimum grade-point average of 2.000 in at least 13 core courses in the same areas noted above.

3.

Present a minimum 700 combined score on the SAT verbal and math sections or a minimum composite score on the ACT of 17.

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