Friday, April 26, 2024 Today is an A Day
Happy Birthday to: Lorenzo Hampton, Kinsey Jozwiak, Patrick Klein & Katherine White Saturday- Morghan Beach, Delilah Breshears Kira Cheesebrew,Camden Dell, Vaughan Farrah, & Mya Thornton.
8th Grade Students- Are you interested in trying out for the High School Pom Team? Tryouts are May 14th, 16th and 17th I the HS Back Gym 4-7pm. Flyers are in the office.
Calling all current 8th grade males and females interested in joining us for Friday Night Lights! High School Sideline Cheer tryouts are just around the corner! No experience necessary, tryouts are to decide team placement. Don’t let fear hold you back. Take a chance on yourself and be a part of something great! Contact Coach Davis, Coach Bryant, or Coach Max with questions. Head to the office for a packet and get more info on our socials. Let’s go blue!
8th graders- Student Senate applications are available in the office for next year.
The tennis team travelled to Lumen Cristi yesterday for a match.
Singles winners included:
-Logan Messenger 6-0
-Owen Goodwin 6-2
-Jett Casarez 6-2
-Leah Rodriguez 7-6
-Ande King 6-4
-JD Acetituno 6-3
-Camden Graham 6-4
Doubles winners included:
-Logan Messenger and Owen Goodwin 8-2
-Grace Arbogast and Janaye Lynn 8-4
-Bella Mullett and Kelly Romel 8-3
-Aiden Ferrell and Ekham Singh 6-4
-Owen Neeley and Colin Wendt 6-4
-Jill Geigle and Ava Burrows 6-5
-Jenna Carr and Abby Danku 6-4
Track and Field Announcement
The Track and Field teams had a meet last night at Marshall.
Both teams brought home the W with the boys defeating the Redhawks with a score of 98 to 64.
The boys swept the pole vault led by Zach Krebs with Carson Gardener, and Connor O’Connell clearing the bar.
The dynamic duo of Johnson and Yancer brought home another silver and gold in the shot put.
Josh Ilgenfritz lept his way into first in the 55 and 200 meter hurdles with Jojo Ruble taking third in both.
The team of Torres, Ilgenfritz, Randol, and Chapman set the school record in the 4 by 200 with a time of 1 minute, 41 point 79 seconds!
Randol also took the gold in the 70 and high jump, setting PR’s in both.
Torres crossed the finish line before the competition in the 200, and Chapman set a PR with a victory in the 100.
Gavin and Asher Bartlett finished first and second in the long jump.
Bartlett also skated his way to victory in the mile supported by Ruble in a close second.
Finally, Logyn Katsarsky had the night of his life coming from behind to win the 2 mile race and absolutely crushing the 800 meter run and setting the school record.
Fantastic job, boys. They’ll look to continue their streak against Parma Western next week on Wednesday. Good luck!
Are you interested in winning a Stanley cup? Buy raffle tickets during your lunch. Tickets are $1 each, the drawing will be announced Friday May 3rd. There will be one Stanley cup raffled off per grade. All proceeds will be donated to the School LEAD Store.
Don’t forget to drop those lead tickets in the box labeled with your grade in the cafeteria. Yours may be drawn to pick a prize from the store.
