COVID-19 Pandemic Cancels Spring Sports, School and some fall sports of the 2020 school year. The pandemic carried over to the 2021 school year.

Girls Cross Country wins it 3rd straight league championship.

Golf Coach Mark Jacobs named Finger lakes Coach of the Year.

Alpine Sking along with Nordic Sking makes it debut at Bloomfield

Taylor Jones placed 29th in Sectionals for the boys team

Wrestling returns after 20 years absent. 

Volleyball was the 2019 Class D1 Section V Champions. They finished their season with a 17-5 record. The girls lost to Hammondsport in the class D cross over game.

Meredith Conklin - SectionV Class D1 MVP,  Finger Lakes West Exceptional Senior, a Finger Lakes West 1st Team All Star and the Finger Lakes West Player of the Year.

Jaiden Purcell and Marissa Willix - SectionV All Tournament Team.

Adam Sheehan - Boys Soccer - Finger Lakes West 2nd Team All-Star, and was Named Player of the Year. Career 35g,25a, 95 Points.

Coach Bob Mcdaniels Coached his final Modified Volleyball team.

Bloomfield merges with Marcus Whitman to play Modified and Varsity Football.

Bloomfield Boys Basketball Get a New Varsity Coach. Randy Johnson Takes over for Jon Mastin after 12 years at the reinns.

Bloomfield Girls Basketball Coach Mike Schunk leaves the program.

Emma Hawkins and her teammates from Victor take the Section V Title in Class A Girls 200 Yard Freestyle Relay. The Girls came in 2nd in the Girls 400 Yard Freestyle Relay. The girls then continued on to the states were they placed 4th in both the 200 and 400 free relays! They also placed 9th overall in the State meet. Emma also qualifies for the States in the Individual 200 IM and the 100 FLY.

Alex Kenyon wins his Second Section V Title, advances in the Western Regionals to Capture his Second New York State Championship in Diving. 

The new Electronic Sports Hall of Fame was introduced to the Hall of Fame members, the school administrators, and the public. Special thank you to Mr & Mrs Gary Socola for the donation of the Toch Screen, Mr & Mrs Ian Caspersson for the design of the program the East Bloomfield Historical Society for the photos and historical facts. All the Booster Clubs and Frank Young for inputting in all the info.

Alex Kenyon, defends his Class D title with a new Class D Record in Diving and becomes the Class D Section V Diving Champion. Was named to the High School All American Diving Team.  Travels To Nassau County and competes in the NYSPHAA Tournament. Winning it to become the State Diving Champion.

Jessica Sheehan, put up 1014 points in her career in the Lady Bomber Basketball Program. Jess also competed in Soccer, for the Bombers. Jessica was named to the Finger Lakes West All-Stars in Basketball and Soccer.

Tanner Kimball, Player of the Year for the Bombers Basketball team, with 877 Career points. Played soccer for the Bombers were he had 75 goals 19 Asst for 169pts. He was named to the Fingerlakes West All-Stars in Basketball and Soccer. Was picked to play in the Ronald McDonald All-Star Game for Basketball as well as the Great Rochester All-Star Game for Soccer. Both very big accomplisments for a Section V Athlete. Tanner becomes the 7 player under Coach Jonathan Mastin to be named to the the Ronald McDonald Game.

Alex Roach scores his 100th goal in Lacrosse. He finishes up his career with 105 goals, 57asst. for 162 points.

Girls Track repeated as League Champions for the 3rd year 2017,2018, 2019

Jaclyn Bell repeats as Section V Class CC Pentathlon Champion

Girls Tennis Carlie Layton and Allison Coffey Win Sectionals to advanced to the State Qualifiers.

Braelin Scott:

Our 2018 Female Athlete of the Year accumulated 9 varsity letters in her athletic career at Bloomfield. She earned 4 letters as a member of the soccer team where she started and was named captain in her final three seasons. She was named a Finger Lakes West 2nd team All Star twice and was a 1st team selection in both her Junior and Senior seasons. She earned 5 varsity letters as a member of the basketball team where she was a 2 time Finger Lakes West 1st Team All Star and the Player of the Year as a senior. She is a member of the 1000 points club and finished her senior season ranked #1 in total rebounds and #3 in total points in Section V. She was named to the All State honorable mention as well as an All Greater Rochester honorable mention. She was a Scholar Athlete all 5 years of her basketball career and was selected as the Channel 10 News Scholar Athlete of the Week. She finished her remarkable basketball career with of 1216 points, 964 rebounds, 146 assists, 165 blocks and 191 steals.

Jaclyn Bell: 

Won the 2018 Section V Class CC Pentathlon Championship in girls track and field. The pentathlon is made up of five events that include the 100 High Hurdles, 800M, Shot Put, Long Jump and High Jump.

Alex Kenyon -Dive Team of 1
Section V Class D Champion / Section V CLass D Record Score.
7th Place Finish at the Public School State Championship.  NISCA/Speedo Boys One Meter Diving All American.
Trevor Robinson: Became the third pitcher in Section V. Since 1957 to throw a perfect game. Also it was the last game played on the lower field, and was caught by a Freshman Catcher.
Chris Wollschleger: Bowled a perfect, 300 game 1/10/2018.
Our 2018 Male Athlete of the Year has accumulated 12 varsity letters over the course of his athletic career here at Bloomfield. He earned 2 letters as a member of the soccer team, 6 letters as a member of the bowling team and 4 for his participation in track. His career totals for soccer consist of 7 assists and 11 goals on 38 shots. He received the Coaches Award and was named a 2nd Team All Star in his senior season. Following his junior year he traveled to Italy to compete against top level Italian teams. In track he placed 3rd in pentathlon at the Wayne invitational in 2018. He also placed 6th during the 2017  sectionals in high jump and 3rd in high jump at the Alexander invitational in 2018. As a member of the varsity bowling team he held the league high average for 5 consecutive years. He had a high game of 300 and a high 3-game series of 733. He is a 4 time league champion as well as a 4 time Newkirk tournament champion and won 3 consecutive sectional championships. He finished 2nd overall in sectionals in 2017 and holds a career average of 207. As a senior, he was named to the Daily Messenger All Star 1st Team and received $1,750.00 in total scholarships from the Canandaigua USBC association and NYS USBC association.

Emma Hawkins: Went to the NYSPHSAA Swimming and Diving Championships

Varsity Golf: The team went 17-1. Fingerlakes League Champion, 1st team to make it to the State Qualifiers.

Varsity Tennis: Carlie Layton and Allison Coffey go to the state qualifers in tennis.

We had seven team win Scholar Athlete Team Awards. These team had a gpa of 94 or higher.

Cross Country (Girls)

Soccer (Girls)

Tennis (Girls)

Basketball (Boys)

Basketball (Girls)

Ice Hockey

Tennis (Boys)

Patrick Geitner 73 3-pointers in a season / 7 3-pointers in a game / 408 Points in season
Braelin Scott -  344 points for the season
Amelia Poole  6 3-pointers in a game / 45 3-pointers on the season
Boys Bowling Wins it 8th Section V Class D Championship. Chris Wollschleger is the 1st student from Bloomfieldto compete on the State Composite Team in Bowling.

The new stadium was finished at the end of the 2016 soccer season. Track and Field were able to use the new stadium in the spring of 2017. The first game on the new stadium will be played in 2017.

Coach Jeanne Pestle lost her Fight to Cancer.

Some new Faces Joined Bomber Nation as Varsity, JV and Modified Coaches.

The Bombers Merged with Geneva, Waterloo, and Romulus in Ice Hockey

Cheerleading takes 1st in the leagues.

Addi Gietner sets new 100m record.

Justin Wood is back again competing as a team of One in Alpine Skiing

Boys Bowling won it 2nd Straight Class D Championship

Emma Hawkins Completes as part of the Victor Swim Team. Emma competed in the Sectionals and State Qualifiers.

In 2015 the old bleachers were removed and the gym floor was redone for a much needed Face Lift.

Boys and Girls Bowling Teams win the Class D Section V Championship.

Justin Woods Competes as a Team of One for Alpine Skiing.

Cheerleading became a full-time sport in Section V. The Cheerleading Team took 2nd in the Sectionals.

The 2014 Boys Basketball team went on to win the Class C1 Bracket. With a 19-2 record, beating Early College 70-49 in the finals at the Blue Cross Arena. Last Section V championship was in 1978.
All-Tournament Team:                                              Sportsmanship Award:
Dyllan Taillon - Bloomfield                                         Richard Ashman
Ty Clauss-Bloomfield
MVP:
Alex Flattery

Justin Woods Completes as a Team of One for Alpine Skiing.

Class DDD Sectional Championship in Volleyball

Girls Bowling win the Class D Sectional Championship.

For the 1st time in 28 years, the Girls Basketball takes the floor without Coach White. As he retired from Coaching. The girls ended up with an 11-8 overall record.

2012 was the 1st Bomber Day. We moved the annual coaches v cancer games to Saturday and created Bomber Day.

Boys Bowling wins Class D Sectional Championship.S

The Bloomfield Varsity Boys Basketball went on to be the Number 1 seed for the Class C1 in Section V. They were the Finger Lakes West Champions.

Jake was on the 2011 team that went 21-1. That Lost to the East Rochester Bombers in the Class C1 Championship. Jake ave 20 points and 12 rebounds a game. He also finished his career with 1142 points.

Hayley Zambito Scores 59 3-pointers in the season / 8 3-pointers in a game.

Swimming comes back to Bloomfield.

Golf -Ben Johnston, Nick Pratt, Jacob Elder, and John Babcock all qualified for and participated in the Sectional Qualifier.

The Girls Soccer team went 13-2-1 under new Head Coach Chris Stock. They were the Finger lakes Central champions. They lost a heart-breaker to Alexander in the Class CC Sectional finals.

Haley Zambito 59 3-pointers in a season / 7 3-pointers in a game

Sarah Hart 8 3-pointers in a game

Tommy Rowlinson lead Class D with a Series High  1,310

Rayissa Amon placed second in Class D with a 1,057 series.

Jen Hooten set a new game high with a 289.

Girls Soccer went 17-1-0 Losing to Nazareth in the finals. The girls were led by Hannah Gilbride with 11 goals. GoalKeepers Ashley Hastings and Alyssa Sackett only allowed 3 goals all season.

GOLF

Ben Johnston, Jonathan Walters, and John Babcock qualified and participated in the Sectional Qualifier. Ben Johnston qualified for a 1st alternate for the Sectional Championship.

Girls Basketball ended the season with a 22-1 record losing to Nazareth in the sectional finals.

Girls Soccer went 17-1-0 Losing to Nazareth in the finals. The girls were led by Hannah Gilbride with 11 goals. GoalKeepers Ashley Hastings and Alyssa Sackett only allowed 3 goals all season.

Tiffany Clay and Brenna Murphy Advanced through the Sectional as a Doubles and went on to reach the State Qualifiers.

Amanda Moreland won two events in the Class CC Sectionals. She also placed first in the steeplechase at the state qualifiers.  Sending her to the States for the Second year in a row.

Amanda Moreland wins 2 events at the Section V Class CC Championship. She also placed 1st in the Steeplechase at the State Qualifiers.

Girls Soccer ended there Season As Co-Champions in Section V. They finished with a 17-0-1 Record.

Boys Cross Country - Finished Tri-Champions of the FLW with a 7-1 Record.

Girls Basketball - Section V Class CC Champions /  Co-Champs of the FLW / The Girls ended with a 26-2 record.

Girls Bowling - Finger Lakes West Champions / Section V Class D Champions 54-2 overall record. High game of 995 / series high 2647 / won the Sectional title by over 700 pins.

Boys Bowling - Finger Lakes West Champions / Section V Class D Champions 56-8 overall record. High game of 1070 / series high 2931

Amanda Moreland - FLW All-Star / 10th grade Runner MVP /FLW Champion / Completed in the States and the Federation Competition / Runner of the year in Section V

Brittany White - Individual Section V Class C Tennis Champion she defeated teammate Emily Pettingale to be the 1st Bomber to win a Tennis Championship.

Lacrosse end the season with a 17-3 record

Girls Bowling League Champions, Section V Class C Champions

Boys Bowling League Champions, Section V Class C Champions, 1st Class C Team to the State Tournament

Girls Track set 3 new school records in the Pole Vault, High Jump and Steeplechase. Jessica Marianacci went on and jumped 5'4' in the high jump at the State Qualifiers to advance on to the New York State Tournament where she finished 4th.

Boys Track set records in Shotput and Discus.

Cross Country sent one runner to the State Cross Country Meet

Girls Soccer NYS Scholar Athletes / Finger Lakes West Champions with a 16-4 record

Volleyball Finger Lakes West Champions 13-1 record 5th time in 7 years 17-1 overall

Jackie Hammond Scored a season total of 490 points. Career total of 1,243 points

Girls Bowling 35 -5 finished 2nd in Leagues.

Boys Bowling 51-5 Fingers Lakes West Champions

Baseball won it's 2nd Finger Lakes West Crown

Girls Track  NYS Scholar-Athletes with a 94.69-grade point average.

As well as went 5-0 in league meets.

Boys Track was 5-0 in the League.

Lacrosse went back to a JV Team only for the 2nd year.

Softball went 13-3 on the season.

In 2004 the new and improved fitness room was opened up.

Girls Soccer finished 11-5 and Finger Lakes West Champions.

Volleyball finished with a 10-8 record.

Brittany White 41 3-pointers in a season.

Girls Bowling won their 1st Finger Lakes League Title. Had a league-high game of 880, and league series if 2423.

Softball 13-3 overall record.

Girls Track 5-0 for the 2nd year in a row Finger Lakes West League Title.

Boys Track 5-0 won Finger Lakes West Title.

Softball return to the Bloomfield complex opening their new field after a 3-year wait. Undefeated at home to claim the Finger Lakes West Championship.

Boys Track Co-Champs of the Finger Lakes West, with a 4 -1 record.

Girls Track Finger Lakes West Champs with a 5-0 record.

Tennis 1st year back at Varsity won 3 matches and sent Andy Lipovsky to sectionals.

Class DDD Championship in Volleyball / Finger Lakes League Champions.

Ended the season 22-2

Golf Sent 3 to the Championship Round of the Finger Lakes West Tournament.

Boys Bowling took the Finger Lakes West Title for the 3rd year in a row.

Baseball was back to being able to field a JV Team.

Varsity made an appearance in the Class CC Championship Game but came up short.

Softball ended its season with a 13-3 record.

Boys Basketball had a New Coach and the team ended with a 12-2 record.

The 2002 Season was the 1st time the Track team was able to complete at Bloomfield for several years.

Tennis Returned to the Athletic Program, 1st time since 1988 due to all the construction at the school.

Varsity Soccer Returned to the Elementary Lower Field after being away for 3 years due to construction.

Volleyball had an overall record of 21-1,
lost 1st match of season to Victor
then went on to win the next 21
Class DDD Championship in Volleyball
Class D Regional Champions

Class C Championship in Basketball (girls)
Class C Regional Champions

Class D Champions Boys Bowling.
Boys Bowling took the Finger Lakes West Title for the 2nd year in a row.

Marissa Lipovsky 41 3-pointers in a season

Boys Track FL West Champions

Baseball won the Flinger Lakes West Title. Their 1st title since 1968

Class DDD Sectional Championship in Volleyball
Class DDD State Championship in Volleyball
Varsity Girls ended up with an 18-3-1 record.
Finger Lakes West Champion,
#1 overall seed, and out scored thier oppenets 71 - 16
Class C Championship in Girls Basketball
Class C State Championship in Girls Basketball
Girls Soccer Class C Section V Champion
Section V Sportmanship Trophey.
Softball ends with a 12-3 record.
They were going for their 4th League title,
but that never happened due to the weather.
The Girls were seeded 4th going into sectional.
Jill Hammond-2000 WHAM Sportswoman of the Year
As well as a 10 NBC Scholar Athlete
Erica Bellis 43 3-pointers in a season

Cross Country Boys Finger Lakes West Champions.

Varsity Boys Bowling Finger lakes West Champions overall record 48 - 0.

Section V Champions

Western Regional Champions

New York State Champions

Heather Shepard 41 3-pointers in a season

This was the Year that the Varsity Bowling Team split and created a Boys and Girls Team.

Boys Volleyball came back to Bloomfield after not being played for several years.

Girls Basketball

The Girls Track Team finished 1st in the League Championships with 123 points. They continued the success in bringing home 4 Class D Sectional Titles. Kim Headlee won two titles in the 200m & 400m. She also set two school records in both events. Yvonne Stone won the 800m and anchored the 3200m relay which consisted of Beth Wilkins, Meagan, and Kristin Lochte.

Sean Smith advanced to the State Qualifiers.

The Girls Cross Country team finished as Co-Champions in the WFL West/Central. The team only had 5 runners for the season.

The Lady Bombers Basketball team ended the season with six straight wins. Which made it so that they could win the Finger Lakes West Title. 

Coach: Gordon Joseph- Taught and Coached at BCS. Won 3 Section V Titles in Boys Basketball. 434 - 188 overall record

Player: Terri Eddy Terwilleger- Class of 1983. Scored 1006 points in her 4 year career.

Player: Wendy Mead- 29 points a game. Undefeated in her 4 years of Basketball.

Coach: Donald Brennan- Taught and Coached at BCS. Had Championship teams in 1950 and 1951.

Player: Jay Repard- Class of 1965. Avg 19 points a game. Was 4th in the league in 1965 season.

Bomber Mascot was introduced for the season.

Sean Smith ran the 800 & 1600 Meters winning the Section V Championship as well as Finger lakes West Championship. Peter Kocher was Finger lakes West Champion in the High Jump. Kim Headlee captured the Class C title in the High Jump. She was also League Champion in the High Jump and 400m. Megan Lochte Placed 2nd in the 3000m as well as the 1600m relay time with Kristin Skirvin, Sarah Beerens, and Jen Kendall.

Kim Headlee Broke the school High Jump Record, jumping 5'3" erasing the old mark set in 1987.

Cross Country placed 2nd in Section V Class C.

Girls Soccer wins the  Section V Class C Champions.

Kristin and Megan Lochte carried Bloomfield to an 11th place finish out of 15 teams in Class B of Section V. They both were undefeated throughout the dual meet season in their respected events. Meagan broke a 6 yr old record in the Class B 200 Freestyle.

The 1995-96 Girls Basketball Team win the Finger Lakes League with a 13-1 record. They go on to win the Class C Section V Title.

The 1995-96Boys Basketball Team went 17-3 and won the Finger Lakes West Title.

The Girls Basketball team won their 7th Section V Title.

In Girls Soccer Susan Damaske May Defensive MVP in the Section V Championship.

Girls Track saw Kristin Lochte and Kim Headlee with personal best. 92' in the discus for Kristin and 5'1" in the high jump for Kim.

Girls Basketball won there 6th Section V Title.

Girls Soccer won their 5th Section V Title.

Kristen Lochte Swims to a Section V Title in the butterfly and took 2nd in the 50 freestyle.

Cheerleading won their 3rd Section V Title.

Cheerleading won there 2nd Section V Title. Their first was in 1975.

In 1989 the school started a building improvement on the gym. The gym known as the Bomber Barn was torn down and the new gym was built. Here is a photo of a piece of the old gym floor. This piece of floor is at the East Bloomfield Historical society.

In 1990 there were two senior athletes that were very notable to the programs they participated in.
The 1st was Terry Lucero All-Star Wrestler, also played Lacrosse, Soccer, and Baseball.
The 2nd was Jub Bartlett, who was an accomplished Alpine Skier. Who received an automatic bid to
the US JR. National Ski event.

Terry Lucero - First Team All-Star, Finger Lakes Champion, Regional Sectional Champion, 5th in the NYSPHAA Wrestling Tournament.

William Opett - Section V Champion in Wrestling

NYS Competition for Girls Track

Girls Section V Class Team Champion

Jessica Lyon - 800M, 100M Hurdles, Triple Jump and 1600M Relay Team Champion in Section V as well as Pentathlon

Girls Basketball - Section V Championship.

Girls Track - Class C Team Champions

Jessica Lyon - 100M Hurdles, Part of the 1600M Relay Team, Pentathlon.

Boys Volleyball Season was moved to the fall. It did create a small problem, but it was nothing the team could not overcome.

Jessica Lyon - Section V Pentathlon Champion

Here is a photo of a pinny that was sold to fans at the school store. The actual pinny is hanging up at the Historical Society.

Also here is a clipping on The 1st Season of Bloomfield Lacrosse.

Jessica Lyon - Section V Pentathlon Champion

Jessica Lyon - Section V Pentathlon Champion

Girls Basketball went on to win the Section V Class B Championship.

The Boys Soccer team Repeated as Finger Lakes West Champion. Section V Champions won in a shoot out to advance to the Western Regional. The Western Regionals ended in a tie where the Bombers lost in a shoot out to Holland who advanced to the State Bracket.

Girls Track had a couple membes win a Class C Championship in the 1500M as well as the 3200 relay.

The Boys soccer team went 21-3-1 on the season. Noteable games were Northhampton Ma, Honeoye Falls-Lima, Byron-Bergen and Holland. The team went on to win the Finger Lakes West, Class A Section V Championship, the Western Regional Championship. The team then traveled to Schenectady NY were they took on Cobelskill and won the New York State Championship 4-1.

The Girls Basketball team was the 1983 Section V Class B Champions. They went on to play in the western regionals that were played at Alfred State. They won that game and made there trip to the New York State Championship weekend. Were they lost?

Chuck Metcalf - 28-3  winning the 1st Section V Class B Title in Wrestling for Bloomfield

The year was 1978. The Bloomfield Bombers Basketball team went into the season looking to repeat as Sectional Champions and wanted to take the momentum into the state championship game. The team consisted of Seniors 6'4" Andy Rogers, 6'1" Dave Conklin, 6'3" Keith Henderson, 6'1" Steve Rogers, 6'1" Terry Marble, 6'3" David Wayne, 6'0" Ken Tiffany, and Juniors, Tim Collins, Mike Howes, Wally Campbell, Richard Lucus. The team scored 111 points against FLW Rival Dundee. It was the Second time in as many years that the team scored over 100 points in a game. The first time they scored 108. The Bombers dominated the league. Their only loss in the regular season came to at the hands of AA Waterloo. e boys were the number 2 seed going into the tournament. They went through Avon, Geneseo, and Oakfield Alabama, before knocking off #1 Perry 66 to 61. They went on to the Western Regionals were they took on Section VI Allegany beating them by a score of 70-66. Their biggest test of the season came next as the Bombers took on Sidney High out of section IV. Sidney was led by 6'3" Ralph Alexander who averaged 20 ppg and 19 rpg. Along with 6'4"  forward Steve Vander Meulen. But they proved to not to be much of a random as the Bombers beat them 61-49 to advance meet up with Section II Schuylerville.
With Rodgers returning from a Broken arm it was time to take on Schuylerville who was lead by a set of twin towers in 6'7" Evan Stover who averaged 22ppg and a dominant shot blocker. His sidekick was 6'5"  Bob Foote who averaged 15 ppg. The game went back and forth but a last-second layup by the 6'7" Stover where the ball hung on the rim for what seemed to be minutes before dropping through the net to give the Black Horse's the State Championship.

The Boys Basketball team wins it's 2nd Class B Section V Championship.

Girls Basketball wins it's 2nd Class C Section V Championship with an overall record of 17-0.

The Bomber Plane was painted on the gym wall.  The Soccer teams played on the lower field at the high school. That field is now the present day parking lot for the PAC.

The 1977 sports season consisted of these sports.
In the fall we had Soccer, Cross Country, Girls Volleyball.
Winter sports Boys Volleyball, Boys Basketball
Girls Basketball, Cheerleading, Bowling and Wrestling
Spring sports Track Baseball, Softball

Coach Gordon Joseph Lead the Bloomfield Bombers to their 1st Class B Section V Championship.

Lead by Players Jim Bellis,
David Conklin, Andy Rogers, Steve Campbell.
All-Tournament Team
Dave Conklin
Jim Bellis MVP

Coach Jeanne Stewart and the Girls Basketball team won the Schools 1st Girls Section 5 Class C Title in Basketball
Girls Soccer went on to win it's 2nd Section V Title
Girls Volleyball also had a successful season.

Bloomfield Boys Basketball Program entered the Section 5 Tournamnet as the # 1 Seed.
With an 18-0 record. Losing to Avon in the semifinal round 53 - 38.
All-Tournament Team
Paul Tinney-Bloomfield

Bloomfield had two Section V Championship in girls sports. Girls Varsity Soccer Team won its 1st Section V Championship for the School. They finished their season with a 14-0 record.

The Cheerleading Squad won it's 1st Section V Championship for the school.

This was only the Second Year that Girls were allowed to play in a League and in the Section V Tournament

The Varsity Boys Basketball team was the #2 seed in Section V Class C Tournament.
The Girls Athletic Association was in it last couple of years as Girls Finger Lakes League was
in it final stages of being formed. This was also the 1st year for a Girls Sectional Tournament.

The Girls Program is in there last year of the Girls Athletic Assoication.
The Girls League is formedand will be taking over in 1974 along
with a Girls Section 5 Program. This is a huge step forward
for the girls athletic programs.

In 1973 the Boys Basketball Team made it to the Semi-Finals of the Section V Championship. Where they ended up losing.

In 1972 the girl's basketball team played for the girls athletic association. Up until the 1971-72 season the girls played in a one-piece jumpsuit that was used for gym class or they played in their own clothes. 
But at the start of this season, the Mead Family went out and bought the first set of uniforms for the girls to use. This was also the 1st year the girls were permitted to play in the High School Gym here at the school.

The Class of 1972 dedicated there yearbook to three Alumni Athletes. These three Athletes were drafted and went to Vietnam to Fight in the Vietnam Conflict. All three Alumni lost there lives.

This years Cross Country team went undefeated in their dual meets. They went to Sectionals and
came in second place.

In 1970 the girl's intramural basketball team or (GAA) as it was called.
Had their second undefeated season. It was also the 1st season of 5 on 5.

In 1969 the Girls Athletic Association's basketball team played a 6 man game with rovers. They had 2 girls play offense, 2 on defense and 2 ran up and down the court. There wasn't a lot of scoring, and the girls only played intramurals sports.

In 1969 the Bloomfield Bombers had there 1st  Swim team of one.  The team was made up by Bloomfield Student Steve Lochte. 

You will note that in 1966, the track was nothing but a gravel track. With a Softball field, Soccer Field and Basketball courts in the middle of the track. 

Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, and Track were the only sports at Bloomfield in 1964.

Girls Athletic Association had a Cheerleading team and their Intramurals team. 

In 1963 there were five sports that were played in 1963. Soccer, Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball, and Track. There was also the GAA for intramural sports for the girls.

In 1962 the East Bloomfield Central School introduced the Cross Country Team. The Team was coached By Don Brennan. The Track team had a good year as Bruce Adams was the County Champion in the Broad Jump with a jump of 19'6". He was also the Section V Champion in the Broad Jump. Bill Tuggey was the County Champion in the mile and held the county record in the mile as he ran a 4 minutes 58-second mile. Bill Baldwin was 1st in the shot-put with a through of 40', and John Brennan was 1st in the 1/4 mile with a time of 55 seconds.

In 1960 the Bloomfield Central School Hired a new Physical Education Teacher named Gordan Joseph. Coach Joseph started his coaching career in 196. Taking over the Basketball Team. Where he went on to win three Section V Championships.

The 1960 basketball season would be the last season for Don Brennan. A new Phys Ed Teacher was hired this year and he would take over as the New Head Varsity Basketball Coach, and go on to be a Section V Hall of Fame Coach.

The Boys Soccer Team was the 1959 League Champions.

In 1959 East Bloomfield High School had its first track season. Coach Donald Brennan approached the school and asked to start a Track and Field Team.

The Varsity Cheerleaders. As well as the GAA.

1957 Shows expansion to the school.

The Class of 1956. One of the 1st 1000 pt scores for the Bombers graduated. Don Rayburn Sr. ave 21 pts a game. He Set a Bloomfield Team record in total pts with 1,454 Scored 23 pts in one period / Scored 41 pts vs Gorham / Played Forward / Voted Player of the Year. 

Here is Photo of the 1954 Varsity Basketball Team with Coach Donald Brennan.

When the Class of 1953 was graduating. The Korean War was coming to an end. East Bloomfield Central School was growing.

East Bloomfield Central only had three sports teams Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball. The girls only had cheerleading. 

The Girls Athletic Association was growing and more girls were coming out to play intramurals.

It was discovered after going through many yearbooks. As well as a lot of research from the Bloomfield Historical Society. That in 1951 the mascot for the East Bloomfield Central School was named. After having a contest to name the Mascot.
A name was picked and the Bloomfield Bombers were born.

The Korean War was in its 2nd year.

In 1951 the Bloomfield Boys Basketball team won another league Championship.

In 1950 this is what the Bloomfield Torch Yearbook would have looked like. The torch has gone through several changes over the years.

Again the Girls were allowed a cheer team. Along with an intramural sports program. The Girls played whatever school they could that also had an intramural team.

In 1950 the Bloomfield Boys Basketball team won their League Championship. Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball were the only sports at the school.

Bloomfield in 1944, only a couple of teams were able to play this year up to 1950 due to the gas rations.
World War II. was close to being over. But due to the rations of the paper to make war bonds.
There were no yearbooks printed from 1944 to 1950.  We are hoping that we might be able to find some photos in
the future to put up.

The year 1943. World War II was in its second year. The community of Bloomfield along with the rest
of the nation. Were under some strict bans. Gasoline along with paper, rubber and other things were being
rationed. Due to the gasoline ban most every school had to cut there sports programs. Not only did they cut programs but this was also the last year until 1950 that yearbooks, as well as photos, were printed. All paper went to produce war bonds and other things the nation needs to print to help the war effort.

Bloomfield Central School had three sports team coming into 1942.
They were Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball.

In the upcoming years this would change,
due to World War II and the rationing that would effect the nation.

The Boys sports program of 1942 only had three team.
They were Soccer, Basketball, and Baseball.

This year of 1942 the girls of Bloomfield were only allowed a
Cheerleading squad. All girls sports were intramural.

This is the Girls Intramural Basketball team of 1933. You will notice on the ball it says they had a record of 32-3. The girls were not allowed to play in any leagues. They played strickly intramural basketball and played any all school that had a team. The Girls team did not have uniforms. They played in one piece jump suits or there own clothes. We have also enclosed a photo that contains the members of the team.

All photos courtesy of the East Bloomfield Historical Society

This is the East Bloomfield Cental, 1929 Bloomfield Baseball Team, along with a photo of who the players are. They are seated on the Front steps of the old one room school house. Also note the uniforms and gloves that were used in this era.

All photos courtesy of the East Bloomfield Historical Society

East Bloomfield Central School District's 1927-28 Basketball team. 

All photos courtesy of the East Bloomfield Historical Society

In 1926 the girls of the East Bloomfield Central School, formed the Girls Athletic Assoication. The girls athletic assoication was pretty much an intramural league. The girls were not allowed to play in any actual leagues. They traveled around to other schools that also had an intramural team to play.  The Boys Basketball and Baseball teams are also pictured. You will also note the names of the players for each team.

All photos courtesy of the East Bloomfield Historical Society

This is the East Bloomfield Central School District's baseball team of 1925. You see they played with 10 players. Also you can see what some of the first uniforms look like for the school. The second photo is the name of the players. Do you know any of them?

All photos courtesy of the East Bloomfield Historical Society