Mrs. Rolf’s 6th
grade groups are meeting in the library today.
Mrs. Rolf’s 8th grade groups are cancelled today.
7th and 8th graders, are you
interested in cheerleading? There is a change of location for the informational
meeting tomorrow. It will be in Mrs. Tomczak’s room 111. Also be sure to have
your parent or guardian sign you up on 8 -18. All participants must have a
physical on file before try-outs!
Science
Club is going to have their first meeting tomorrow after school in Mr. Duber’s classroom 154. Topic will be Smartphone Holograms.
Attention 8th graders! This one is just for you – we’ve seen you reading it…Scythe (sithe) by Neal Shusterman! Join us Tuesday night for pizza and discussion of this intriguing book. It’s not too late.
See Mrs. Fedor or Mrs. Hollis for information.
From
the Sports Desk
7th Grade Volleyball ended their season last night with some very exciting games. The “A” team played their best game of the year, with strong passes led by Sophia Broderick, serving led by Addy Kling, and net play led by Ellie Grantcharov, Adelaide Evans and Kaitlyn Sprague. The “A” team rallied from a six-point deficit to tie the game at 25-25, but sadly fell just short of victory.
The 7th grade “B” team came out strong in their game last night. Overall the “B” team showed off impressive play. Standout passes from Callie Zibble, serves by Chloe Koster, and serve receive from Lillian Hallahan made for a very exciting game. The “B” girls had long rallies and great teamwork, but sadly did not pull out the victory.
Congrats
to the 8th grade volleyball program on an awesome season! The hard work and
progress that was made over the last 8 weeks was so exciting to watch! Last
night we lost in 3 in a battle with Yorkville but had some great plays. Special
shout outs to Kayla Shultz for running a strong offense, Charlotte Potvin and
Sela Ilg for their blocking and hitting, Annie Tomko for her great defense and
covering.
Great season ladies!
The boys’ cross-country team placed third in conference yesterday in both the Varsity and JV races. Wyatt Gross and Dom Stolarik finished in 2nd and 3rd in the Varsity race which
featured 84 of the best runners from the Two Rivers Conference. This is
the highest finish of two runners from South since Geneva Middle School became
North and South. Grant Fischer also earned a top 15 medal. In the
JV race both Nick Easter and Owen Chandaria earned medals by placing in the top
15. Coach Krahulec and Coach Hack would like to thank all of the runners
for a great season.
The
7th grade football team tried to end their season on a high note but came up
short by losing to Prairie Knoll Middle School by a score of 34 -8. Will
Pascoli had the lone touchdown for the Vikings and Michael Rumaro capped it off
with the 2-point conversion.