The primary purpose of the athletic program at the Warwick Valley Central School District is to promote our students’ physical, mental, social, emotional and moral well-being. The district believes that participation in athletics contributes to a well-rounded education and gives students experiences that help them succeed outside of school. The Warwick Wildcats compete in Section 9 of the New York State Public High School Athletic Association.
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Milazzo links third Section IX golf title in a rowCongratulations to WVHS junior Gina Milazzo, who won her third consecutive Section IX Girls Golf Championship on Wednesday. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats flag football team wins Section IX championshipThe Wildcats Flag Football team defeated Pine Bush in the inaugural Section IX Girls Flag Football Championship Game on Wednesday night! Read more […] |  |
Wildcats flag football team advances to championship gameCongratulations to the Wildcats Girls Flag Football Team on reaching the 2023 Championship Game! Read more […] |  |
Girls lacrosse vie for championship tonight… get your mobile entry tix…Congratulations to the Wildcats Girls Lacrosse team, who will be taking on Minisink today at 4:00 pm at James I. O’Neill High School. Get your tickets now. Read more […] |  |
Warwick girls flag football team featured on WPIXThe WVHS girls flag football team was featured in a segment on the growth of flag football as an interscholastic sport! Read more […] |  |
Warwick Crew rows into first place at NYS ChampionshipsWarwick Crew had a successful regatta at the NY State Scholastic Rowing Championships, held May 13 and 14 in Saratoga Springs. Read more […] |  |
Wildcat athletics celebrates scholar-athletes, all-AmericansIt was a great morning in Wildcats country, as students, administration, coaches, families and friends gathered at the high school for the annual Scholar-Athlete Team Breakfast & Recognition Ceremony. Read more […] |  |
Coach Lattimer and four players inducted into Warwick Baseball Hall of FameFormer head Coach Rob Lattimer and four players were inducted into the Warwick Baseball Hall of Fame on Friday afternoon. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats soccer players sign collegiate letters of intentFive members of the repeat Section IX Championship boys varsity soccer team signed National Letters of Intent (NLI) during a ceremony today in the WVHS Media Center. An NLI is a form completed to indicate a student’s commitment to play sports at NCAA colleges and universities. Read more […] |  |
Warwick v. North Rockland in Wounded Warrior Project ChallengeWV Wildcats Athletics will host the 9th Annual Wounded Warrior Project Challenge, a spring sports showdown and benefit with the North Rockland Red Raiders. The event is Saturday, April 29. This event was rescheduled due to weather. |  |
Three more Wildcats sign national letters of intentThe three Wildcats signing letters today join 15 others who signed their letters earlier this year, in November, February, and March. Students, faculty, administration, family, and friends once again packed the WVHS Media Center to celebrate the occasion, the students’ hard work and successes. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats defeat Vikings in divisional gameApril 13, 2023 – Wildcats girls’ varsity softball team defeated the Valley Central Vikings, 5-1, in a key divisional match up. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats ace Joey Krasniewicz throws perfect gameApril 11, 2023 – From elite quarterback in the fall to ace pitcher in the spring, Joey Krasniewicz continues to throw win after win for the Wildcats! Read more […] |  |
Skyler Blanton Scores 100th Career Lacrosse GoalOn March 29, 2023 Senior Co-Captain Skyler Blanton netted five goals and scored her 100th career goal in a 19-7 win over Pine Bush. Read more […] |  |
WVHS basketball players & coach earn top 50 recognition |  |
Wildcat cheer co-captain headed to Sacred Heart next yearMarch 30, 2023 – Congratulations to WVHS senior cheerleader Alexa Borner, who was accepted to Sacred Heart University (Fairfield, CT) and the Pioneers Cheer Team. Read more […] |  |
Warwick Girls Flag Football Kicks Off in Wildcat Country |  |
Five more Wildcats sign national letters of intent |  |
Warwick’s Ultamania Faculty Basketball Draws Over 1,000 Fans, Raises Over $6,000 |  |
Warwick swimmers break three school records at Section 9 prelimsFebruary 18, 2023 – Warwick boys’ swimmers set three school records on Thursday at the Section 9 Championship preliminaries at Valley Central High School in Montgomery. Read more […] |  |
WVHS and WVMS students rally for American Cancer Society |  |
Four WVHS track and field team members earn All-American honorsFour members of the Warwick Valley High School track and field team were recently crowned “All-Americans” by medaling at the Nike Indoor Track and Field Nationals in NYC. Read more […] |  |
Wildcat selected as All-American by United Soccer CoachesWildcats soccer standout Kojo Adjei was chosen as a United Soccer Coaches All-American. This year, just 143 high school athletes were selected for All-American recognition. Read more […] |
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William Krasniewicz honored as NYSFCA Class A Scholar-Athlete of the YearQuarterback William “Joey” Krasniewicz was honored as the New York State Football Coaches Association Class A Scholar-Athlete of the Year. Read more […] |
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Four Wildcats sign National Letters of Intent for Division I schoolsFebruary 9, 2023 – More great news out of Wildcats Country today, as four Warwick Wildcats signed National Letters of Intent, a form completed by student-athletes that indicates their commitment to play sports at NCAA colleges and universities. Read more […] |  |
Section IX Exceptional Senior Game Wraps up 2022 Football Season – 5 Wildcats playDecember 5, 2023 – Five Wildcats accept the nomination to play in the 2022 Exceptional Senior Football Game held at Middletown HS. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats Defeat Valley Central, Playoff BoundWarwick overcame early mistakes to defeat Valley Central 33-20 in final regular season varsity football game. Quarterback Joey Krasniewicz completed 17 of 23 passes for 283 yards and three TD’s. Read more […] |  |
Warwick Football Falls to NewburghOctober 3, 2022 – Warwick suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of NFA. The Wildcats offense was unable to get on track as the Goldbacks’ speed gave the Wildcats trouble all night. Read more […] |  |
Warwick football defeats WallkillSeptember 27, 2022 – Warwick played four quarters of solid football in all three facets of the game to defeat Wallkill 34-0 in front of a homecoming crowd of 4,200 on C. Ashley Morgan Field in Warwick. Read more […] |  |
Warwick Football Defeats Goshen, Spirit Trophy Stays in WarwickSeptember 19, 2022 – Warwick jumped out to a 21-point lead early in the third quarter and held off a very good Goshen team enroute to a 21-14 win on C. A. Morgan Field in Warwick in front of a capacity crowd of over 4,000 fans. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats Defeat Beacon For Second Straight WinSeptember 12, 2023 – Warwick to Beacon for their second game of the season and came off the bus ready to play. Skyler Rodriguez returned the opening kick off 90 yards for a TD and the Wildcats never looked back. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats Defeat Binghamton in “Week 0” WinSeptember 6, 2022 – Senior Quarterback Joey Krasniewicz threw four touchdown passes in the first 28 minutes of play as the Wildcats opened a 35-6 lead in the third quarter to cruise to a “Week 0” win at Binghamton HS of the Southern Tier. Read more […] |  |
Boys Varsity Cross-Country Opens Season at Crusader ClassicSeptember 5, 2022 – Boys varsity X-Country team opened up their season competing at the Crusader Classic hosted by Monroe-Woodbury. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats girls varsity team advances in state hoops tourney |  |
WVHS Wildcats Girls Varsity Basketball Team Wins Section IX Class AA Title |  |
Warwick Football Ends 2021 CampaignAll good things come to an end, as the Warwick Wildcats lose to NFA in the Section 9 Class AA football semifinals 41-16. Read more […] |  |
Boys and Girls Varsity Cross Country Season Wrap UPThe girls team finished the season 6-1 in dual meets and reached the top 30 in state rankings twice. Read more […] |  |
Wildcats named to Section IX Coaches Association Boys Class AA soccer all-star teamNovember 3, 2021 – The Wildcats great season continues with Section IX all-star appointments. Read more […] |  |
WVHS Wildcats win Section IX Class AA Boys Soccer ChampionshipNovember 2, 2021 – The WVHS Wildcats boys varsity soccer team put together quite a weekend, capping off what can only be described as “quite a season.” Read more […] |  |
Warwick Football Defeats Pine BushWildcat seniors lead team on senior night. Read more […]
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Coach “O” Retires After 46 Years of ServiceJohn Olszewski affectionately referred to as “Coach O” will be stepping down this year after 46 years of volunteer service to Warwick football and Warwick athletics. Coach O has been a fixture in Warwick athletics in many sports including, softball, soccer and football and loved by all. You may best know him as sideline game day operations manager with the varsity football team, always willing to lend a hand fixing a helmet, getting equipment and quickly solving problems for all. At the young age of 77 years old, Coach O has been a positive influence on our young people and left big footprints on the landscape of Warwick athletics. He has a lifetime invitation to all Warwick athletic events and we hope we can get him back every year for at least one home game. |  |
WVHS senior girls donate Powder Puff proceeds to benefit breast cancer research |  |
Warwick defeats Kingston in football home opener |
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| The Warwick Girls Varsity Soccer team is having a great season with a current record of 9-3-1. With two regular season games left to play, the team is looking to finish strong and make a run in the playoffs for the section title. Junior Skyler Blanton is the leading scorer for the team with 13 goals this season. Senior Meghan Selvaggio has been a key piece of the defense in helping to shut down opposing teams. |  |
Wildcats defeat FDR in 2021 homecoming game |  |
Warwick Football Defeats Goshen, Spirit Trophy Returns Home to Wildcat CountryWarwick Varsity football defeated the Goshen Gladiators 20–7 before a crowd of over 3,000 at Goshen High School on Saturday, September 11. The win returns the Spirit Trophy to Wildcat Country as part of the history and tradition of the second longest running football rivalry in New York State. Warwick’s defense was led by “44” Jake Durie with 16 tackles. Justin Hurd and Skyler Rodriguez both had interceptions for the Wildcats, and Adam Miller recovered a fumble forced by Durie. Outstanding defense was led by the defensive line of Max Kruger, Alex Negersmith, Matt Amaturo, DJ Madura, Kyle Sass, Jacob Gibel, Devin Kick, Kieran Currao and many other contributors. Kicker Drew Borner contributed two Touchbacks and was two for two on extra points. Offensive highlights include a Nick DiMarco to Ryan McLaughlin 68-yard TD pass, Dan Thorson 42-yard TD run and a Dimarco rushing TD. The Wildcats rushed for 135 yards on 18 carries behind outstanding offensive line play by junior center Joe Santiago, junior guards Jacob Gibel, Tim Wilbur, junior tackle Christian Felix and senior tackles Dan Robledo and Aidan Corrigan. Warwick returns home Friday September 17th vs the Washingtonville Wizards (Youth Football Night) and are scheduled for a 7 p.m. kick-off. Youth players are encouraged to wear their jerseys and cheer uniforms to the game. Go Wildcats! |  |
Warwick defeats Valley Central in football home opener |  |
Wildcats on the Rise: Alums Orner and Darcey making their mark |  |