New coach calls for upperclassmen to help lead Oxford Blackhawks
OXFORD – The Oxford Blackhawks varsity boys and girls program will be headed by a new head coach for the 2016 year.
Mark Fish will be coaching and is currently teaching at Oxford Academy, after he moved to Chenango County to coach after a seven year stint teaching and coaching in the Binghamton School District.
Fish sees his team, on both the girls and guys side, to have some fundamental building blocks to help Oxford achive years of success.
“This season at Oxford we are looking forward to building a large dynamic team that will be competitive,” said Fish. “We are focusing on the fundamentals to build a long lasting love of Track and Field.”
However, as well as planning for the years of hopeful success, Fish noted that his teams are quite young and he will looking for veterans in the sport to step up and help lead by example.
“We have numerous freshman and sophomores, and will be looking to our few veterans for leadership to keep the Oxford Track and Field Program strong,” said Fish.
As the pre-season training has already begun for the Blackhawks, Fish has been able to see what kind of talent he has to work with this season, and noted a few student athletes he believes will perform well.
“Some athletes to watch out for; we have Rece Camadine, who, as one of two juniors, will stand out in the sprints. Adam Brady, a sophomore, will head our distance team. Also, Xavier Cruz, a freshman, will be someone to watch as he proves himself in the sprints,” said Fish about the boys Track and Field Team.
“As for our girls team, Jade Sansoucie, a sophomore, works extremely hard and will be someone to watch. Ellie Ryan, an eighth grader, will also be an upcoming distance runner to keep an eye on,” explained Fish.
Oxford will travel down Route 12 to Greene high school for their opening meet against Greene on March 30 at 4:30 p.m.
Mark Fish will be coaching and is currently teaching at Oxford Academy, after he moved to Chenango County to coach after a seven year stint teaching and coaching in the Binghamton School District.
Fish sees his team, on both the girls and guys side, to have some fundamental building blocks to help Oxford achive years of success.
“This season at Oxford we are looking forward to building a large dynamic team that will be competitive,” said Fish. “We are focusing on the fundamentals to build a long lasting love of Track and Field.”
However, as well as planning for the years of hopeful success, Fish noted that his teams are quite young and he will looking for veterans in the sport to step up and help lead by example.
“We have numerous freshman and sophomores, and will be looking to our few veterans for leadership to keep the Oxford Track and Field Program strong,” said Fish.
As the pre-season training has already begun for the Blackhawks, Fish has been able to see what kind of talent he has to work with this season, and noted a few student athletes he believes will perform well.
“Some athletes to watch out for; we have Rece Camadine, who, as one of two juniors, will stand out in the sprints. Adam Brady, a sophomore, will head our distance team. Also, Xavier Cruz, a freshman, will be someone to watch as he proves himself in the sprints,” said Fish about the boys Track and Field Team.
“As for our girls team, Jade Sansoucie, a sophomore, works extremely hard and will be someone to watch. Ellie Ryan, an eighth grader, will also be an upcoming distance runner to keep an eye on,” explained Fish.
Oxford will travel down Route 12 to Greene high school for their opening meet against Greene on March 30 at 4:30 p.m.
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