Richmond Hill Athletics News

Wildcat Nation,

It is with great honor and pleasure that we welcome you to another athletic season for Richmond Hill High School, home of the Wildcats. This season holds a special significance for all of us. It marks the final year we will gather at our beloved Wildcat Stadium, baseball and softball fields, gymnasium, and other parts of the campus, before transitioning to the new Richmond Hill High School. For many of us, these facilities are more than just a field or place; it is a place where memories were made, traditions were born, and the spirit of our community thrived.

We invite you to join us in making this final season at our current campus a memorable one. Bring your family, friends, and Wildcat pride to every game and performance. Let's celebrate our past, cherish our present, and look forward to a bright future at the new Richmond Hill High School.

Thank you for your unwavering support and dedication. Together, we are Wildcat Nation.

Build The Hill

Stacy Bennett

Ledger Conley is a Junior golfer for us at Richmond Hill High School and low medalist the last 2 years. His Freshman year Ledger finished 6th in the GHSA state golf tournament and his Sophomore year was the low medalist at the 7A Area Tournament, shooting a 68. Here are a few of his achievements over this past summer.

• Georgia Amateur Qualifier –tied for 1st place
• Notah Begay Regional Qualifier – placed 5th
• Georgia Open Qualifier – tied for 1st place

We look forward to watching Ledger continue to grow and lead Richmond Hill High School!

Samantha Johnson is our senior libero and a remarkable four-year varsity member. Not only is she a standout volleyball player, but she also excels in flag football, showcasing her versatility as an athlete. Samantha embodies the qualities every coach desires—dedicated, hardworking, and committed both on the court, in the weight room, and in the classroom.

During her junior season, Samantha achieved a significant career milestone by reaching 500 digs. Her exceptional performance earned her a spot in the Georgia Athletics Coaches Association All-Star Underclassmen Games in 2023, and she was also recognized as a 2nd Team All-Region player. Additionally, Samantha represented our school as the female student-athlete at the 2024 GHSA Student-Athlete Leadership Conference in Macon.

Kaitlin Fulton is the head volleyball coach at Richmond Hill High School, a position she has held since 2022. A former collegiate volleyball player, she played at Ashland University from 2015-2019. During her tenure at Richmond Hill, Kaitlin has led the team to back-to-back Region 1 7A championships and has been honored as Region Coach of the Year consecutively. Her players have also achieved remarkable success, including earning Region Player of the Year and Region Offensive Player of the Year in both seasons she has coached.

In the 2023 season, she coached the first player in the program's history to earn state honors. Kaitlin has also successfully coached five players who have advanced to the collegiate level. She was recognized with the Volleyball Savannah Morning News Coach of the Year award for the 2023-2024 school year.

Outside of her coaching career, Kaitlin enjoys spending time with her family and going to the beach. She recently got married on July 6.

Favorite Food – Mexican

Favorite Place on Campus – East Gym!

Favorite TV series to binge – Grey’s Anatomy

Dream Destination – Amalfi Coast

What does being a Wildcat mean to you? – When I think of being a Wildcat, two words come to mind: pride and tradition. Being a Wildcat is having pride and honor for our school. We support the entire school’s academic and athletic success. Wildcats are family. With tradition, we understand the legacy that former student-athletes, coaches, administration, teachers and staff have worked so hard to build and we honor that legacy by constantly trying to improve and better ourselves.

https://rhhsvolleyball.wixsite.com/wildcats

The Richmond Hill High School Volleyball team has proven itself with back-to-back Region Championships and a Sweet 16 and Elite 8 run in the GHSA State Playoffs over the past two years. Highlighting their success, they had the Region Player of the Year, the Offensive Region Player of the Year, and the Region Coach of the Year in 2023. We look forward to watching them continue to grow in the 24-25 season. Click on their website above for more information.

Clear Bag Policy for Richmond Hill Athletics Events:

To ensure the safety and security of all attendees, Richmond Hill Athletics has implemented a Clear Bag Policy for all events held at our facilities. Starting [date of implementation], the following guidelines will be in effect:

1. Allowed Bags:

- Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC bags that do not exceed 12" x 6" x 12" in size.

- One-gallon clear plastic freezer bags.

- Small clutch bags or purses not exceeding 4.5" x 6.5" in size, with or without a handle or strap.

2. Prohibited Bags:

- Backpacks, large purses, and duffel bags.

- Tinted or colored bags that hinder visibility.

- Non-transparent bags or containers of any kind.

- Oversized or framed bags.

3. Personal Items:

Guests are allowed to bring personal items such as keys, wallets, and cell phones. These items may be carried separately but will be subject to inspection upon entry.

4. Unopened Water Bottles:

Unopened water bottles are acceptable and encouraged for each person. To stay hydrated during the event, attendees may bring one unopened water bottle per person.

5. Screening Process:

All bags and personal items are subject to inspection by security personnel at the entry gates. To expedite the process, we encourage attendees to use clear bags and have them ready for inspection.

6. Exceptions:

Approved media representatives and other personnel with specific event-related duties may be exempt from the Clear Bag Policy but will still undergo security checks.

Richmond Hill Athletics prioritizes the safety of our fans, athletes, and staff. By adhering to this Clear Bag Policy, we can collectively enhance the security measures in place and focus on enjoying the excitement of our athletic events. Thank you for your cooperation and support in maintaining a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone.

For more information and details of the program, please reach out to head coaches. Please click here for a list of head coaches and contact information.

RHHS and RH Athletics would like to thank St. Joseph's Candler for supporting Richmond Hill Athletics, as our official Athletic Training service provider. SJC is a vital part of the athletic department in serving the well being of our athletes. Their team works hard in injury prevention, monitoring, and getting our athletes back in competition. Thank You St. Joseph's Candler!

The GADA directors cup, is a ranking of athletic departments as a whole. By earning points for GHSA State Playoff finishes, it shows the excellence in all sports for a given program. For the 22-23 school year, Richmond Hill Finished 9th! Congratulations to all the athletes and coaches on their dedication and representing Richmond Hill!

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