Five Red Creek athletes along with Coach Briggs participated in a Leadership Summit at SUNY Geneseo, alongside other Section V schools. It was an invaluable experience for all participants, as they connected with like-minded individuals and gained insights into the importance of being a well-rounded athlete. They had the opportunity to exchange ideas and practices that foster positive team culture. The summit emphasized that while winning and losing are part of the game, the life lessons learned through athletics are what truly matter. A team with a thriving, positive culture will always outweigh the focus on wins and losses. Participants also explored the power of social media and how it can be an influential tool when used responsibly. Ultimately, you alone control how you use your platform—your posts have the potential to shape your future or jeopardize it. It's up to you, so take a moment to think before you hit "post!"

The Red Creek Cheerleaders took 1st place at at the Mercy Girls School cheerleading competition.

Elizabeth C. also received a Spirit Award for her exceptional enthusiasm.

The Annual Clash at the Creek Duals brought together seven teams—Bloomfield, East Rochester City, Hannibal, Lyons, NRW, Red Creek, and Red Jacket—for an exciting competition. Hannibal emerged victorious, going undefeated with a perfect 6-0 record. Lyons secured second place with a strong 5-1 finish. Our RC Rams clinched third place after defeating Bloomfield, East, Red Jacket, and NRW.  

At the inaugural Girls' Clash at the Creek Freestyle event, 11 teams from various sections competed, showcasing impressive skill in Freestyle wrestling. A big shoutout to Callie Butler for her 2nd place finish in her weight class and for being ranked 60th in Section 5’s top 100 hammers. Special congratulations to Rose Southwick, who claimed her second consecutive tournament win and holds the 16th spot in the rankings.