Our athletic program functions as an integral part of the total curriculum. We strive for the development of well-rounded individuals, capable of taking their place in a competitive society. We believe that sports offer an environment for children to grow, not just athletically, but also socially, emotionally, and intellectually.
THE MARINER WAY
THE MARINER WAY
Our athletic programs operate within the framework of The Mariner Way – a philosophy centered on resiliency, effort, and pride.
Every practice, every game, every team trip, every workout – we do things The Mariner Way.
The Mariner Way is a guiding principle that encourages all of our teams to foster Resiliency, Effort, and Pride.
The Mariner Way is a guiding principle that encourages all of our teams to foster Resiliency, Effort, and Pride.
RESILIENCY
FACING ANY CHALLENGE WITH GRIT AND DETERMINATION
EFFORT
GIVING 100% AND NOTHING LESS
PRIDE
KNOWING YOU'VE GIVEN IT YOUR ALL
“Resiliency means fighting through adversity. From leading my team to a comeback victory in our lacrosse championship game, to keeping my head high after a tough basketball end of season loss, I get to practice resiliency everyday. Playing sports at Rocky Hill Country Day has made me a more determined and persistent athlete.”
Kobe Polley ‘20
“At Rocky Hill Country Day, effort doesn’t just mean being there and putting in the bare minimum. Effort means being present mentally and physically and doing everything you can until you can’t. Effort is shown through my will to never stop, the countless miles I put in everyday, and the smiles on my family’s faces when I play.”
Tamira Lopes ‘21
“I feel proud to wear a Rocky Hill Country Day School sports jersey because of what it means to be a Mariner. I’m proud of the effort we put in every day. I’m also proud because I get to represent the School and be a part of our winning programs.”
BJ Kerachsky ’25
RESILIENCY
“Resiliency means fighting through adversity. From leading my team to a comeback victory in our lacrosse championship game, to keeping my head high after a tough basketball end of season loss, I get to practice resiliency everyday. Playing sports at Rocky Hill Country Day has made me a more determined and persistent athlete.”
Kobe Polley ‘20
EFFORT
“At Rocky Hill Country Day, effort doesn’t just mean being there and putting in the bare minimum. Effort means being present mentally and physically and doing everything you can until you can’t. Effort is shown through my will to never stop, the countless miles I put in everyday, and the smiles on my family’s faces when I play.”
Tamira Lopes ‘21
PRIDE
“I feel proud to wear a Rocky Hill Country Day School sports jersey because of what it means to be a Mariner. I’m proud of the effort we put in every day. I’m also proud because I get to represent the School and be a part of our winning programs.”
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MEGAN WILLIAMS
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Megan came to Rocky Hill Country Day school after 9 years of working in collegiate athletics, first as a Field Hockey Coach and later as an Assistant Athletic Director. Having coached at every level, from youth sports to high school sports up to college sports and Olympic development teams, she prioritizes coach development and the use of sport as a way to develop athletes of character.
ART ENTWISTLE IV
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR,
ATHLETIC TRAINER
“Art” as he is lovingly known, came to Rocky Hill Country Day School in the fall of 2007, straight from a tenure working as a strength & conditioning coach and athletic trainer for the Red Sox organization (with the Pawtucket Red Sox). He is RHCD’s first full time athletic trainer and has built the program up to what it is today. He was also the athletic director at RHCD from Fall 2013-2018. He is very active in the local sports medicine community and a strong proponent for getting athletic trainers into schools around the state. A native of Rhode Island, Art returned from college and set roots in Charlestown RI with his wife Becky and their daughter Sydney (class of ’33).
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