Welcome to the home of the Bruins! Physical Education is an important component of the overall educational process. The responsibility of the Physical Education program is to provide opportunities for students to develop skills, knowledge and attitude that will allow them optimal quality of life and well-being. It is our goal that students will develop a positive attitude and desire to participate in fitness activities throughout their lives. 

The Baldwin Boys and Girls basketball teams ended 2018 on a high note as both finished with wins at the annual Baldwin Bruins Chanee' Brown Holiday Basketball Tournament. The tournament/Invitational held December 27th and December 28th was covered by News 12 and Verizon Fios has developed the reputation as the top in season tournament on Long Island. The Boys tournament featured Amityville High School (2018 NYS Class B Champions), St. Dominic's HS, Elmont HS and Baldwin. The Baldwin Boys team defeated St. Dominic's in the first round and Elmont HS defeated Amityville. On December 28th, Baldwin faced Elmont in the finals. In front of a packed gymasium, the Baldwin Bruins defeated Elmont 68-47 behind strong performances by Tavin Pierre-Philipe (32 Points) who earned tournament MVP honors.  Team captain Rhyjon Blackwell also eared All-Tournament honor for his strong performaces. 

On the Girls side of the tournament, the invitational featured four games: Carle Place vs. North Babylon, Wantagh vs. Half Hollow Hills East and Syosset vs. Ward Melville. The final game featured Nassau's top team, the defending NYS Federation Champions, the Baldwin Lady Bruins against Suffolk top team and undefeated Longwood HS. In front of a crowd of over 1200 spectators, the Lady Bruins defeated Longwood 56-47. Kaia Harrison led the team with 16 points and earned tournament MVP. Alexis Aponte had a strong performance and contributed 14 points and earned All Tournament honors. Jamiela Moore had a career best game with a double-double (10 points and 12 rebounds).  

Athletics can be a valuable component of a student's educational experience. Through the promotion of self-discipline, dedication, sportsmanship, teamwork, accountability, and commitment to achievement, athletics fosters many of the qualities and educational values we endorse as a district. Athletic competition is a forum through which students may push themselves and their limitations, allowing them to develop self-confidence and enhance their self-esteem. 

Eduardo Ramirez - Director Of Athletics  

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Eduardo Ramirez
Director
516-434-6081
ramireze@baldwinschools.org

Paula Cerasoli - District Office
Athletic Secretary
516-434-6082
cerasolipa@baldwinschools.org 

Patty Pinna - District Office
Athletic Secretary
516-434-6081
pinnapa@baldwinschools.org