The 2025 season was one for the history books, as our student-athletes and coaches delivered outstanding performances across multiple sports. From sectional championships to state-level recognition, our programs consistently showcased excellence, teamwork, and pride as they represented our school and community at the highest levels. In 2025, the Bombers earned 5 Finger Lakes Team championships, 5 team sectional titles, 1 regional title, and 1 state championship. On top of all the athletic accomplishments, the Bombers also earned NYSPHSAA School of Excellence honors, as over 75% of our teams achieved scholar-athlete status.

The Girls Bowling team capped off another dominant season as Back-to-Back Sectional Champions, Finger Lakes West Champions, and Class D Sectional Champions. Their success extended beyond team accomplishments, with senior Lydia Tutty earning statewide recognition as a State Composite Representative and being named Primetime 585 Bowler of the Year.

Lydia’s individual accolades included Bowler of the Year, a Triple Crown (High Game: 278, High Series: 703, High Average: 196), and the 4th highest score in Section V history. Multiple athletes earned First and Second Team honors, highlighting the depth and talent of the entire program. Head coach James Hessenius was recognized as Coach of the Year and NYS Composite Coach, a testament to the program’s leadership and sustained success.

The girls' program remains undefeated in the 25-26 season, and the team is preparing for another historic run this winter.

The Girls Softball team enjoyed a historic season, earning Back-to-Back Sectional Championships, Finger Lakes East Championships, and Class C Regional Championships, and winning Bloomfield's first Class C State Championship in softball.

Individual honors reflected the team’s dominance, with Ashlyn Wright earning Pitcher of the Year, Class C1 Player of the Year, and a spot on the Section V Gold Glove Team. Sydney Falsone was named Section V Silver Slugger, and multiple athletes earned All-Star recognition. Head coach Mark Jacobs was honored as Class C1 Coach of the Year, recognizing his leadership throughout an exceptional season.

The Girls Soccer program continued to set the standard for excellence this season, finishing the regular season with an impressive 13–1–1 record and earning the title of League Champions. The team’s balanced attack and disciplined defense were on full display, as they scored 78 goals with 49 assists, while conceding just 15 goals all season and recording 10 shutouts. Several standout performances defined the year, including a season-opening win in which six different players found the back of the net, a memorable come-from-behind road victory at Naples, and statement wins against Holley and Red Creek. Depth and teamwork were consistent themes, highlighted by games where seven different players scored, along with strong postseason performances that included a first-round sectional win and a quarterfinal victory over Wheatland-Chili. Together, these moments reflect a season built on teamwork, resilience, and a championship mindset.

The Bombers picked up their second straight sectional championship as they went 21-1. The team was led by Mark and Kathy Robinson in their final season coaching for the Bombers. Over their historic career, the Robinsons have recorded over 300 total wins and built a program that has helped shape the lives of hundreds of female student-athletes in our community. 

Seniors Calla McCombs and Olivia Stephenson earned AGR Girls Volleyball first team honors. Kayla Linderman joined the two seniors listed for First Team Finger Lakes East honors.

Few student-athletes leave a legacy as remarkable as Calla McCombs. This spring, Calla achieved an extraordinary milestone by earning her sixth consecutive Section V team championship, a rare accomplishment that speaks to her consistency, leadership, and competitive excellence across multiple sports.

Calla has been a key contributor to championship teams in girls basketball, softball, and volleyball, earning the following Section V titles during her career:

Over the past six seasons, Calla has helped lead her teams to an incredible 129–13 combined record, while also capturing two regional championships and a New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) state championship in softball.

Beyond the accolades, Calla’s impact is felt in her leadership, work ethic, and commitment to team success. She exemplifies what it means to be a true multi-sport student-athlete and represents the very best of our athletic program and community.