During the 2025–26 winter varsity sports season, Ravenscroft’s winter sports teams achieved competitive results across multiple programs.

Varsity Wrestling

Wrestling won the 2026 Triangle Independent Schools Athletic Conference (TISAC) Championship, marking the program’s 12th conference title. The team placed wrestlers in 11 of 14 weight classes at the conference meet, with six finalists and four individual conference champions contributing to the overall title. Several athletes advanced to compete at the North Carolina Independent School Athletic Association (NCISAA) State Championship and the team placed 10th in the state. 

Boys and Girls Swimming

Both swim teams earned strong results during the season. Boys Swimming won the TISAC conference championship at the conference meet for the second year in a row. Senior Mattaus Rammel ’26 was named Most Outstanding Swimmer for the second consecutive year, winning multiple individual events, including the 100‑yard breaststroke and 200 IM, and setting meet records. Strong relay performances also contributed to the team’s championship. At the NCISAA state meet, the boys team placed third overall, highlighted by Rammel, who was the only athlete at the meet to win two individual events, and David Davis ’28, both contributing podium finishes for the team, earning NCISAA All-State Honors. The girls' team also had a successful season, finishing in the top 10 at state with strong individual and relay performances contributing to the team’s overall success.

Winter/Indoor Track & Field 

Winter/Indoor Track & Field competed at both the TISITC (Triangle Independent Schools Indoor Track Conference) Meet and the State Meet. At the conference meet, both the boys’ and girls’ teams finished second overall, with individual and relay event wins, including a first-place finish by the girls’ 4×200 relay team of Madison Mickel ’30, Bentley Santacatarina ’30, Madison Young ’29, and Lily Meeks ’30, and a win by Robby Grant in the 55‑meter dash. At the state meet, Miles Hughey ’26 placed third in the 55-meter hurdles, Robby Grant ’26 finished third in the 300m and fourth in the 55m, and the girls’ 4×200 relay team of Madison Mickel ’30, Bentley Santacatarina ’30, Madison Young ’29, and Lily Meeks ’30 placed fifth. These strong individual and relay performances contributed to a successful conclusion of the indoor season before transitioning to spring outdoor track.

Boys Basketball 

Boys Basketball won the John Jacobs Christmas Classic title, defeating multiple opponents during the holiday tournament to claim the championship. The team also earned all‑conference recognition and individual awards, finishing second in the conference. 

Girls Basketball 

Girls Basketball had a competitive season with Molly Sather ’28 earning 2nd Team TISAC All-Conference honors.

The winter season highlighted Ravenscroft athletes’ excellence across every sport, with both boys and girls teams achieving top performances, and the following players were recognized for their outstanding contributions.

Ravenscroft Winter 2025–26 Varsity Awards 

Boys Basketball

• Most Valuable: Aayan Nathani ’28
• Most Improved: Bray Hubbard ’27
• Coaches Award: Les Carroll ’26
• 1st Team All-Conference: Bray Hubbard ’27
• 2nd Team All-Conference: Aayan Nathani ’28

Girls Basketball

• Most Valuable: Courtney Carter ’26
• Most Improved: Taylor Rogers ’29
• Coaches Award: Andrea Iskandar ’27
• 2nd Team All-Conference: Molly Sather ’28

Boys Swimming

• Most Valuable: Mattaus Rammel ’26
• Most Improved: Matthew Boyce ‘26
• Coaches Award: Evan Hatefi ’26
• All-Conference: Mattaus Rammel ’26, David Davis ’28, Jacob Hodgkins ’29, Ryan Cleaver ’27, Ray Tseng ’29, Caleb Bubar ’28, Carson Hatefi ’28
• All-State: Mattaus Rammel ’26, David Davis ’28

Girls Swimming

• Most Valuable: Bessie Hassell ’27
• Most Improved: Sophia Slotnik ’29
• Coaches Award: Brinkley Argenta ’26

Winter Boys Track & Field

• Most Valuable: Robby Grant ’26
• Most Improved: Jaeden Jordan ’27
• Coaches Award: Henry Baker ’26
• All-Conference: Robby Grant ’26

Winter Girls Track & Field

• Most Valuable: Lily Meeks ’29
• Most Improved: Bentley Santacaterina ’30
• Coaches Award: Aradhana Babu ’27
• All-Conference: Lily Meeks ’29, Madison Mickel ’30, Bentley Santacaterina ’30, Madison Young ’29

Wrestling

• Most Valuable: Nick Herbert ’26
• Most Improved: Jack Holt ’26
• Coaches Award: Beckett Brown ’26
• All-Conference: Tecumseh Ash ’29, Beckett Brown ’26, Nick Herbert ’26, Michael Schulze ’27