Free Admission, or watch online at this link:
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/ny/camden/organization/17261/camden-high-school/watch?b=QnJvYWRjYXN0MjkxNjUyMw%3D%3D

That sets up a rematch of last year's semifinal against Whitesboro, which will take place on Tuesday, October 28th at the Camden High School Stadium Complex. From the semifinals forward, each game will carry an admission charge per Section III and NYSPHSAA policy. For Section III semis and finals, the HomeTown Ticketing digital platform is utilized for ticket purchases. When the Section office makes those tickets available, they will be available at this link: https://section3.org/sports/2021/4/29/hometown-ticketing.aspx
(Please note: This will be the last Varsity Field Hockey game of the 2025 season to feature free admission. Per Section III and NYSPHSAA Policy, admission will be charged for Section III Semifinal and Final Contests, along with state tournament contests. Details will be provided after tickets go on sale.)
For the Blue Devils, their playoff journey begins on Wednesday, October 22nd when they host East Syracuse-Minoa in a quarterfinal game at the Camden High School stadium. Admission for this quarterfinal contest will be free of charge. Any subsequent rounds of tournament play will require paid admission, per Section III and NYSPHSAA policies.
More details regarding the semis and finals will become available as teams advance, however, we are going to pass along the message from the Camden Field Hockey Boosters right now that they are looking for concession stand help for the many upcoming tournament games that will be played in our complex.
Concession Stand Sign-Up Link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A49A4AF2BA2FCC43-59082173-concessions#/
Let's Go Blue!




Senior Night Brochure, Courtesy of the Camden Boys' Soccer Boosters:
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Go Blue!

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In the fight against breast cancer, our teams stand as one. Our Field Hockey program and the varsity girls' soccer team teamed up this evening with their annual pink out game. There were food trucks on site along with some neat raffles to raise money for breast cancer charities.
As of this writing, there is still time to get here for the second half of the Varsity Field Hockey game! Camden and Whitesboro are tied at 0.
You never know where a high five from Coach McPheron is coming from, and tonight, she was the surprise recipient of a massive "high five" she sure didn't expect! The program took a moment to celebrate Shannon for 25 years of coaching with us.
Former Blue Devil player and current JV Coach Diana Carpenter gave a short speech to mark the occasion, and her family (and two wonderful dogs) also came forward to say congratulations! Assisting in the presentation was Colleen Gloude, representing the Camden Field Hockey Boosters.
Saturday will be lots of fun, but there are some big home games on Thursday and Friday that could use your support, too!
On Thursday, the CHS Morgan's Message Club is working with Boys' Soccer on its latest dedication night to advance the cause of student-athlete mental health. Kickoff is set for 4:30 PM.
On Friday, the Girls' Soccer and Field Hockey programs are teaming up for their "Pink Out Night" for Breast Cancer Awareness. All three Field Hockey teams will be in action, as will the Girls' Varsity Soccer team.


Varsity Football and Cheerleading are on the road for a 7 PM kickoff tonight at VVS!


The club, led by advisor Michelle Mellon, has worked with our athletic programs to organize two upcoming dedication events:
On Wednesday, September 24th, the girls' varsity tennis team hosts Oneida for a 3:30 PM start. The club ambassadors will read a short message before the game, and will have a table handing out pamphlets, bracelets, and stickers.
On Thursday, October 2nd, the boys' varsity soccer team will host Holland Patent, and the club will be on hand again with their info table, fundraiser raffles, a photo opportunity, and a visit from the Mr. Squeeze lemonade stand!
About Morgan's Message:
Morgan's Message is a national organization founded in memory of Duke University women's lacrosse student athlete Morgan Rodgers. Its mission is to eliminate the stigma surrounding mental health challenges within the student-athlete community and help athletes take care of themselves in the mental aspect as much as they do the physical aspect of their sport. You can find out more at morgansmessage.org.

