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Spring 2024 Lacrosse Season
Mar 14: Practice Starts
Mar 21: Scrimmages (Freshman, JV, Varsity)
Mar 26: RYSI Youth Clinic (RHS Turf, 6-7:30pm)
Mar 28: Parents Social, 6:30pm
Apr 2: Season Opener (Freshman, JV, Varsity) vs Hunterdon Central
Apr 27: Senior Day (10:15am ceremonies, 11am game) vs Mt Olive
June 10: End of Season Banquet, 6:30pm
Go Ridge!
Senior Day
vs Mt Olive
Sat 4/27 @ 10:15am Ceremonies / 11am Game
Ridge High School
Freshman Practices TBA
*** These schedules are subject to change at ANY TIME. Changes will be communicated directly from the coaches to the players and NOT with parents, on the written schedule or on the website. Make sure you are communicating with your son. ***
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The Ridge Lacrosse Program
Established in 1998, Ridge Lacrosse (Red Devils) has become one of the most prominent and respected public high school lacrosse programs in the state of New Jersey consistently ranked in the top 20.
Ridge Lacrosse fields teams at the Freshman, Junior Varsity and Varsity levels and compete in the Skylands Conference.
Led by Coach Kenneth Marsh, the Ridge Red Devils have won numerous championships and each graduating year, many players continue to pursue lacrosse in college at the varsity and club levels.
Championships:
2019 Somerset County Champions
2014 Somerset County Champions
2013 Somerset County Champions, Group 4 State Champions, Tournament of Champions Winner
2010 Group 3 State Champions
2006 & 2007 Waterman Conference Champions
2006 Skyland Conference Champions
2002 Kimber Division Champions
Coach Kenneth Marsh Celebrates 20 years in 2020
Congratulations to Head Coach Ken Marsh on his 20 years of coaching the Ridge Lacrosse program. Marsh has a notable coaching record and ranks No. 16 on the all-time NJ list and No. 8 among active coaches according to Mike Kinney of nj.com.
Coaching Stats:
- Win Loss Record: 251-121
- 15 seasons above .500
- 4 division champions
- 3 county champions
- 1 state section champion
- 2 state group champions
- 1 Tournament of Champions winner
- 14 All-Americans
