Experience Riverside Prep for Yourself

Get a firsthand look at the excitement of student life, tour our campus and facilities, and imagine the possibilities. We look forward to meeting you and helping you determine if Riverside is the right fit for your son and your family.

Open House

This half-day experience includes a guided tour of campus followed by a question-and-answer session. You will meet cadets, parents, faculty, and coaches to learn about Riverside firsthand.

Private Tours

Get to know Riverside through a private guided tour of campus. An admissions representative will show you around and introduce you to faculty and cadets, while you witness mentorship, brotherhood, and hands-on academics at its best.

Virtual Tours

There’s no better way to experience Riverside than to visit the campus, but a physical visit isn’t always feasible. Taking a virtual tour guided by cadets is a great way to learn more about student life at Riverside.

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Football

Our football program proudly announced All-Region Teams for GIAA District and Region Four including First Team All-Region Anthony Chirombo (defensive back) and Second Team All-Region ZiChen Zhang (lineman), Zach Miller (lineman), Rodney Robinson (running back), and Kenny Goodgames (linebacker).

On National Signing Day, Anthony Chirombo signed to play for Shorter University while ZiChen Zhang committed to The University of Memphis.

Cross Country

At the region meet, Riverside qualified for state with a third-place finish, only 26 seconds shy of second place. Riverside placed 17th out of 24 at the state meet. Alex Collinsworth, a first-year runner, was Riverside’s fastest, placing 82nd.

Wrestling

Nearly 75 percent of the athletes on this year’s team were first-time wrestlers. Their dedication, commitment, and enthusiasm to learn the sport paid off. Riverside had thirteen qualifiers for the sectional tournament and four wrestlers who placed at state. Among the four state medalists, Armand La Douceur, won first place in his weight class and became Riverside’s first state champion of GISA-GIAA in 15 years.