Allendale Columbia School - Athletics

Athletics

Allendale Columbia School is merged with The Harley School for the purpose of interscholastic sports competition in grades 7 through 12. The two schools began coordinating their athletic programs during the 1972-1973 school year. The joint program is referred to as Harley Allendale Columbia (HAC) and originally competed as the Harley Allendale-Columbia Braves. In 1997, students of both schools voted to change the team name from the Braves to the Wolves. Team supporters are known as the Wolfpack. Their tennis team is the strongest part of their sports program—it received seventh place at the national high school tournament in California despite the small size of their schools. The HAC enforces a “no-cut” Athletic Program, and Varsity spots are guaranteed at any committed seniors.

The Harley/Allendale Columbia coordination exists to enhance the interscholastic athletic program of both schools by combining student bodies, resources, as well as faculty for coaching purposes.

The school has had success in the Finger-Lakes West Division, including recent sectional titles in Boys and Girls Tennis, Boys and Girls Soccer, and Boys and Girls Basketball.

Interscholastic Athletic Teams
Sport Level Season Gender
Baseball V, JV, M Spring Boys'
Basketball V, JV, M Winter Boys', Girls'
Bowling V, M Winter Boys', Girls'
Cross-Country V, JV, M Fall Boys', Girls', Coed (MD Only)
Golf V, JV Fall Coed
Soccer V, JV, MD Fall Boys', Girls'
Softball V, JV, MD Spring Girls'
Swimming V, JV, MD Winter Boys', Girls'
Tennis V, JV, M Fall (Girls'), Spring (Boys') Boys', Girls'
Track (outdoor) V, JV, M Spring Boys', Girls', Coed (M Only)
Volleyball V, JV, M Fall Girls'
  • V = Varsity, JV = Junior Varsity, M = Modified

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