- 12/22/20 Bowling vs Shaker. More photos…
- Congratulations to Girls Golf, Girls Soccer, Boys Soccer, Field Hockey, and Girls Swimming and Diving who all won Suburban Council tournament championships! More photos…
- 11/21/20 Girls Soccer Suburban Council Co-Champions. More photos…
- 11/21/20 Boys Soccer vs CBA – Suburban Council Champs! More photos…
- 11/20/20 Field Hockey vs BHBL. Suburban Council Champs! More photos…
- 11/19/20 Boys Soccer vs Saratoga. More photos…
- 11/19/20 Girls Soccer vs Guilderland. More photos…
- 11/18/20 Field Hockey vs Guilderland. More photos…
- 11/14/20 Girls Soccer vs Burnt Hills Ballston Lake. More photos…
- 11/11/20 National Letter of Intent Signing Ceremony. More photos…
- 11/6/20 Boys Soccer vs Saratoga. More photos…
- 11/5/20 Girls Swimming and Diving vs Niskyuna. More photos…
- 11/03/20 Girls Soccer vs Schenectady. More photos…
- 11/2/20 Field Hockey vs Shaker. More photos…
- 10/28/20 Field Hockey vs Burnt Hills/Ballston Lake. More photos…
Shenendehowa Athletics
Shenendehowa Athletics- Home of Champions
442 Suburban Council Championships, 268 Section II Championships, 60 Regional Championships and 36 NYS Championships.
Shen offers a variety of interscholastic athletic opportunities for boys and girls with four levels of competition: Varsity, Junior Varsity, Freshman and Modified. There are three seasons in athletics: Fall, Winter and Spring.
Fall athletic season start dates:
- For future season start dates, please visit: http://www.nysphsaa.org/Portals/0/PDF/Documents/NYSPHSAA%207%20Year%20Calendar%20of%20Events%2019-20.pdf
Shenendehowa Athletic Facilities
Shenendehowa has top notch facilities that include a synthetic turf field, fitness center and weight room, aquatic center and numerous gyms and fields for athletic competition.
Athletic Trainer
The athletic trainer for all sports is Rick Knizek. He is located at High School East every day. Please contact Rick directly by e-mail at knizrick@shenschools.org or by phone at 881-0600 extension 61588 for questions or schedule information.
Spectator Courtesy Code
It is the belief that good sportsmanship on the part of spectators at high school athletic contests is as important as good sportsmanship on the part of the players. The following guidelines for spectator conduct are expected as a means of continuing and strengthening the ties that exist between competing schools. Spectators are encouraged to be actively involved in positive behaviors that promote enthusiastic support for our interscholastic teams. Spectators should cheer for our teams rather than against others. Discourteous or unsportsmanlike behaviors are unacceptable. No spectator should be involved in any of the following actions:
- No one shall throw any object on to the playing surface. This action is equally dangerous to Shen athletes, other participants and spectators.
- No one shall use unacceptable language when cheering or engage in any cheer that is demeaning to a team or an individual (players, coaches, referees, or other spectators)
- No sound producing devices shall be used. This includes horns of any type, whistles, drums, etc.