The Homer Central School District and Cortland Enlarged City School District have announced a merger of their girls field hockey programs for the upcoming fall 2024 season, a move designed to broaden athletic opportunities for student‑athletes across both communities.
A Unified Vision for Student‑Athletes
By consolidating resources, the combined program seeks to create a more robust competitive environment, allowing participants to hone their skills, face stronger opponents and pursue personal athletic goals.
Todd Lisi, Athletic Director at Homer Schools, emphasized that the partnership preserves and expands the presence of field hockey in the region, ensuring that the sport remains a vibrant part of the local extracurricular landscape.
Nolan Sinclair, Athletic Director of Cortland, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, highlighting the strength of the coaching staffs and the shared commitment to fostering talent.
Both districts took the opportunity to thank the coaches, administrators and boards of education whose contributions kept the initiative moving forward, underscoring a collective gratitude for the support that makes such partnerships possible.
The merged program is expected to offer a full competitive season, giving student‑athletes a platform to showcase their abilities and achieve their athletic aspirations while reinforcing community ties through sport.