The Savannah Country Day School
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With over fifty teams in 12 sports, the athletic offerings for students at Country Day are endless. A supportive school community and decorated coaches help to provide an environment of excellence, both on and off the field. Athletic offerings for the 2019-2020 school year include: football, volleyball, cross country, cheerleading, basketball, swimming, tennis, track & field, golf, baseball, soccer and lacrosse.
Beginning in 5th grade, students have the opportunity to represent Country Day in several sports offerings, honing skills while learning teamwork and resiliency.
In addition to a newly completed track, the Country Day campus includes three gymnasiums, a cross country trail, soccer, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts and a weight room. The Athletics staff also includes a trainer and a strength and conditioning coach to work with students.
In addition to a newly completed track, the Country Day campus includes three gymnasiums, a cross country trail, soccer, softball and baseball fields, tennis courts and a weight room. The Athletics staff also includes a trainer and a strength and conditioning coach to work with students.
- 57 athletic teams (Varsity, JV, Middle School and 5th Grade)
- Over 70% of Upper and Middle School students participate in an extra-curricular sport
- 189 region titles and 24 state titles
- Facilities include a new all-weather track, three hard surface gyms, Saunders Field Stadium(football and soccer), softball and baseball fields, tennis courts, cross country course, athletic practice fields and weight room
- Two athletic trainers and a Strength & Conditioning Coach
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Isa Rivera To Play College Soccer
Read MoreSavannah Country Day’s Isa Rivera, a standout on the Hornet girls' soccer team, signed to play with Agnes Scott College, a Division III program in Decatur, in a ceremony on campus Thursday.Rivera was a All-Savannah Morning News first-team selection last year as a defender. She played a pivotal role in her central back position for a team that allowed just 18 goals all season.“Isa is the centerpiece to our defensive unit with her experience and ability,” SCD girls soccer coach David Hooker said. “She reads the game so well and organizes everything for us defensively. She has vision, discipline and poise and adjusts well to win the ball. Her play on the back line helps us transition into our offense.” Hooker said Rivera has grown and matured since her freshman year and is a very unselfish player and leader. “She has the right kind of attitude,” Hooker said. “She doesn’t get a lot of fanfare or recognition because she doesn’t score a lot of goals being a defender. But she is the backbone of our team.” Congratulatons Isa! -
Lotter Golf Champion
Read MoreReed Lotter, a sophomore at Savannah Country Day was crowned as the overall champion of the SJGT Sea Island Junior Classic on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 11-12. The par-72 Sea Island Retreat Course on St. Simons Island hosted 111 juniors to start the 2020 Southeastern Junior Golf Tour season. Lotter won the title in sudden death over Metter’s Ian Glanton (Male 16-19 Division). He was also the champion of the Male 14-15 Division. -
Savannah Morning News Recognizes Top Athletes
The Savannah Morning News honors the top area athletes in their sports with the Best of Preps selections. The athletes will be recognized at the SMN Best of Preps banquet in May 2020. Alston McCaslin was honored as 1st Team All Greater Savannah for cross country. Anna Mondy was selected to the Second Team and Eliza Stubbs was Honorable Mention. For volleyball, Mya Felser, Abby Nicholson and Fiona Wilson received Honorable Mention. Five Hornets were selected to the 1st Team All Greater Savannah for football - Erik Brown, Barry Kleinpeter, Andre Miller, Kenny Odom and Kenneth Reedy. Second Team honors were Graham McGinty, Davion Smith, Brock Taylor and John Woods. Honorable Mention were Rivers Carson, Karlo Jukic, Paul Mosley, Brayton Rahimi, Dalton Spivey, Will Templeton and Logan Ziegler. Congratulations!Read More -
Sorge and Osterman Sign Letters of Intent
Read MoreSeniors Braden Sorge and Matthew Osterman were pivotal players for the Savannah Country Day baseball team last season as the Hornets went 23-6 and had the best year in school history.
