LABC PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE:
As the school year comes to a
close I want to thank all the parents who helped the Lafayette Athletic Booster
Club this year by joining the association and supporting the things we do to
help their children. I want to thank
those on the board who have spent their time to help the club run smoothly and
bring in the funds needed to support our athletes. Thanks to Sue Morrison for
her efforts to bring in family memberships, Margaret
Bacon for her suggestions and communicating the minutes, Patti
Banks for running concessions for both football games and
wrestling matches, Selene Pinkett for all her work on the golf tournament, Bee
Dente for her hours of work with the treasurer position, and, of course, Dan
Barner who spends countless hours coming up with ways to spend all the
money! Thanks goes out to all the
athletes who give us the enjoyment and pride that comes with watching Ram
sports.
Dwight Pinkett
LABC President
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AD’s CORNER: by Dan
Barner: Another Valedictorian, Another Bay Rivers District All Sports
Championship and Another VHSL State Champ Ends The Bittersweet Spring Of 2008.
As he walked up to accept his medal of honor for being the senior
class Valedictorian, Brent Shawcross, a member of our state runner-up swimming
team, became the fifth former Ram Athlete in the past eight years to earn the
honor of being the number one student in the senior class. During that same eight year period a former
Ram athlete has also earned the title of Salutatorian four times. Brent,
a National Honor Society member, will attend Notre Dame this fall hoping to
become a commissioned officer in the Untied State Navy. He was also named the 32nd winner
of the covenant Gordy Tutman award. This
award is voted on by the Lafayette Coaches and
given to the most outstanding senior student athlete. As a member of our Scholastic Bowl team Brent
also helped Lafayette to its first
ever Bay Rivers District VHSL Academic-Activities Championship. He along with all of our Academic-Activities participants
helped our Rams finished as the number eight school in the state in
Academic-Activities and we were the only school in Bay Rivers District and
Region 1 to finish in the top 10 in the state’s final standings. This spring saw
Tori Ford become only the eighth female in the history of the VHSL to win back
to back state championships in Tennis. Tori, a Syracuse
University recruit and another
National Honor Society member finished her Lafayette
career with the most wins in the school’s history in tennis. Also this spring eight other athletes earned
All-state honors. They were Hannah
Lyerly, Allyn Potts, Sara Abrahams, Justin Wolfe and Drake Kuhn in Soccer and
Chelsea LeHew, Damien Brown and Garrick Piggott in Outdoor Track. On the team
front of our eight spring teams of 2008, three won Bay Rivers District
Championships (Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis and Boys Track) and all finished in
the top half of the final district standings.
This success coupled with that of our fall and winter teams propelled
LHS to its sixth straight Bay Rivers District All Sports Championship. It also marked the eighth time in the past
nine years that our Rams have won this award.
During the 11 years of being a member of the Bay Rivers District, our
Rams have won the overall championship eight times and finished second the
other three years.
A quick final tally of our spring
sports season shows that our Rams…
- Won three of the eight Bay Rivers
Championships. We were champs in
Girls
Soccer, Girls Tennis &
Boys
Outdoor Track
- Six of our teams finished in the top four of the
district.
The three district champions plus
Girls
Track & Boys Tennis both
finished in
3rd place and our Boys Soccer team finished in 4th place.
- Four Teams finished in the top four in Region 1.
Girls Soccer, Girls Tennis and
Boys and Girls Outdoor Track
- Our spring teams won 72% of all their games this
spring.
- 72% of our spring athletes earned a 3.0 or higher
GPA during the spring sports season.
- 50 or 23% of our spring athletes earned some type
of post season honors and 80% of these athletes earned a 3.0 GPA during
the season.
- Nine of our athletes won All-State honors and seven
of the nine are 3.0 GPA or higher students.
- Our Athletes completed over 300 hours of Community Service
Projects.
However, with all the success that
we experienced this spring the one thing that we did not accomplish is winning
a Region 1 Championship. In fact, with all the success that we have enjoyed the
past two years, our Rams have not won one Region 1 Championship in either year.
Like last year I thought that we had a number of teams that were very capable
of winning a Regional Championship but for one reason or another we just came
up short on a number of occasions. This
spring two of our teams, Girls Tennis and Soccer, suffered two of the most
heartbreaking defeats in our 11 years in “AA” in the Region 1 Championship
games. Our Girls Tennis team, just like last year, went undefeated through the
Bay Rivers District regular season only to lose to a district opponent in the
Region 1 finals. Since tennis is the
only sport, other than football, that does not send the region runner-up on to
the state competition, our Lady Rams ended their very successful season in an
agonizing fashion. The very next day our
Girls Soccer team lost to Courtland in the Regional Championship game. After playing to a 0 to 0 tie for 100 minutes
through regulation and four overtimes Courtland won 3 to 2 on free kicks. The next week our Lady Rams lost another
tough game in the state quarter finals to Broad Run 2 to 1 to end our
season. Broad Run and Courtland ended up
playing in the state championship game in which Broad Run won. The two heartbreaking defeats suffered by our
Girls Tennis and Soccer Teams ending the spring sports season. It was a season filled with so many exciting
moments and so many big wins but still one that also had such a bittersweet
ending.
2007-2008 ~ AS USUAL JUST
ANOTHER OUTSTANDING YEAR FOR THE LAFAYETTE RAMS!!!
Year after year, season after
season, what our Rams accomplish is truly amazing. In fact, I think that I can safely say that
during the 11 years that we have been in the Bay Rivers District only “AA” schools
like Jamestown, Blacksburg, Western Albemarle, and a very few others can match
our success across the board year after year. It has become so customary to
talk about all the success accumulated by our Rams Athletes and their teams
that, unfortunately, it has unfairly come to the point that the many
accomplishments of each new group is become less and less impressive with each
passing year. Before continuing, there is one thing that I want to make very
clear. The reason why we have had so
much success year after year is because of the overall quality of all the athletes
that we have here at LHS. Obviously, one of the reasons is because we have such
a large number of outstanding athletes in each sports season who earn post some
type of post season honors. However,
that is only part of the equation. The other big reason for our success is due
to the high quality of play by our athletes who do not win any such post season
honors. These are the Ram athletes who
provide the high octane fuel that make our winning engines run. Simply put, Lafayette Athletes has become one
of the “AA” powers in the state because we have so many hard working and
dedicated athletes who know how to get the job done. They are the BEST! For example, during the 2007-2008 school year
45 of our Rams earned the honors of being named to an All-State Team and 97 of
our 425 athletes made some type of post season honors. Another major
accomplishment was that our 22 varsity teams won amazing 76% of all of the games
that they played in. Think about that
for a moment. Every time a Lafayette
team played a game, our Rams won three out of four times. This year our Rams
won one State Championship in Girls Swimming & Diving, and had one State
runner-up in Boys Swimming & Diving. We won or tied for first place in nine
of the Bay Rivers District’s 22 sports championships. Of our 22 sports teams, all finished their
season in the upper half of the district final standings. This is the first time that this has ever
happen. In fact, with the conclusion of
the spring season Lafayette has
seen all of its teams in a season finish in the upper half of the final
district standings 17 times out of the 33 sports season that we have
participated in the Bay Rivers District. What makes this number stand out is
that only three other schools in the district have ever accomplished this feat. Grafton has done it six times, Tabb five
times and Jamestown once. Again, all
of this success led our Rams to our sixth straight, and eighth during the past
nine years, Bay Rivers District All Sports Championship. Great job Rams!!!
ACADEMICS + CITIZENSHIP = THE LAFAYETTE RAMS. It was another really good year for our
athletes academically. In fact this year
was better academically for our athletes than most of the previous 10 years
that were have been in the VHSL “AA” classification. Also, using the percentage of athletes who
earned a 3.0 GPA, this year our athletes again proved the hypothesis that
athletes do better academically during their sports season than they do
overall. This year of our 425 athletes,
61% end the school year with an overall GPA of 3.0 or better. Using the 3.0 GPA
as a barometer, during the three sports seasons this year approximately 70% of our
athletes earned a 3.0 GPA bettering their year overall average. This is an
example of what most coaches and athletic administrators already believe. That
is that most often our athletes do better academically during their sports
season than they do during their off season. Another example of how well our
athletes do academically is with this year’s National Honor Society inductees. Of the 48 new inductees this year 31 of them
are Ram athletes. Outside of school our Rams, as they do each year, completed over
1200 hours of community service and raised several thousand dollars for people in need. In the
area of leadership almost 80%, 23 out of 29, of our Student Government elected
officers this past year were LHS athletes. In the areas of academics, behavior and school
attendance (please see the attached Athletic-Academic Report Card) our
athletes, as they do each year, faired much better than the non-athletes of the
school. For example, 61% of our athletes
have earned a 3.0 or higher GPA compared to only 34% of the non-athletes. Almost one in ten of our athletes have earned
a GPA of 4.0 or higher while only 4% of the non-athletes can make such a
claim. At the bottom of the GPA scale
less than 3% of our athletes have under a 1.5 GPA, compared to 17% of the non-athletes.
Statistically for the year, our athletes did slightly better than the norm of
other years making this year one of our best years academically for our
athletes. Back to the positive
accomplishments of the year, there were 79 students in the school who ended the
year with a GPA of 4.0 or higher of which 45 were athletes. Considering that 36%
of the students in the school are athletes and that 57% of the 4.0 students are
athletes you can see that this is another area where statistically our athletes
have a much higher percentage of students at the top of the academic scale than
do the non-athletes. The same higher
percentage holds true for this year’s senior class where 12 of the top 25
students are athletes. Of the 44 athletes whose years end overall GPA was a 4.0
or higher, 10 were seniors. We congratulate
these 10 seniors for earning an ‘A’ average during their four years at
LHS. Of the these 10, two won All-State
Honors while three others earned All-District Honors. The following is a listing of these
student/athletes and their sport in which they earned All-State, in
parentheses, and any other sport that they played for at least one year. The
two All-State senior student/athletes who earned a 4.0 or higher are: Chelsea Jensen (Field Hockey &
Swimming) and Paige Boyer (Swimming).
The three All-District 4.0 senior student/athletes are: Megan Wine (volleyball), Ann Goode (Tennis) and Taryn Johnson (indoor track and she
played field hockey) The other five seniors who were 4.0 student/athletes during
their four year stay at LHS and the sports they participated in are: Audrey Glasebrook (cross country), Stephanie Burnette (cheerleading). Brooke Rogers (volleyball), Avery
Greenquist (soccer) and Brent
Shawcross (swimming).
IMPROVEMENT IS NEEDED: With all of the great accomplishment for the
2007-2008 school year there were some areas were some of our athletes need to
show immediate improvement. Two areas where our athletes did not do as well as
usual were attendance and suspensions. For the year 19% of our athletes missed more than 10 days
of school which was much better than the 45% of our non-athletes but still too
high as compared to previous years. In a related area we had many more athletes
tardy to class than in the past. This
year we had many athletes late for class as many as 30, 40, 50 and even 60
times during the year. I hope that you
would agree that a message of letting our athletes think that it is ok to be
late would be something that we do not want.
In the area of In or Out of School Suspensions, both our athletes and
non-athletes had a very bad year. This
year 9% of our athletes, slightly better than our worst year of 2006-2007 but
much higher than usual, were given either in or out of school suspension. Even though the non-athletes also had a bad
year as 19% were suspended, the 9% of athletes being suspended is something
that is simply unacceptable. Compounding
this problem of behavior, nine of our athletes were ejected from a game this
year which is by far our most ever in one year.
As stake holder in helping to secure a bright future for our athletes, we
as parents, coaches and administrators
must work together to teach our athletes that those things such as bad behavior
and poor attendance is something that is not acceptable. We want all of our athletes to learn that
good behavior and a good attendance record are very important to their future.
Remember that although winning in the classroom and on the field is an
important part of our athletic philosophy, many other factors are just as
important. Good behavior and good
attendance are two of those other factors.
Because of this unusual trend of some poor decision making by our
athletes, we will definitely spend more time addressing this issue starting
this fall. I know that by working
together we can fix this. There you have it. Just like all the other
years, the final assessment for our 2007-2008 Rams is simple. Except for a few
bumps, our athletes have shown again that they are the best kids in the school
during the best things. Correction, we have the best kids in any school during
the best things. Great Job Rams!
RAM ATHLETES SHOWING THEIR MANY TALENTS: Besides showing what outstanding
student/athletes they are on the field and in the classroom there are many
other areas in which our Rams show their many talents this year. With help from many of our athletes Lafayette
for the first time won the overall all Bay Rivers District VHSL
Academic/Activities Championship. It was
also the first time that a school in the Bay Rivers District won both the All
Sports and All Academic/Activities Championship in the same year. Our Academic/Activities teams which include:
One-Act-Play, Scholastic Bowl, Debate, Forensics, Yearbook, Newspaper and
Literary Magazine finished the year just like our athletic teams in that all of these teams finished their season in the
upper half the district’s final standings.
Our Academic/Activities teams also finished the year as the number eight
school in the VHSL state final rankings. Leading this charge was Taylor Morgan (basketball) and Max
Hinders (golf and tennis), who both won All-State Theater honors, as they
led Lafayette to the District Championship and a third place finish in the VHSL
in the One-Act-Play competition. However, the place where so many of our
athletes demonstrated their versatility was in our schools theater production
of the nostalgic classic, Grease. Eleven
of the 15 leading cast members and a host of the student production team were Lafayette
athletes. In all 12 of our 22 sports
teams had at least one representative as a member of the cast or production
team. Both Taylor and Max were two
of the main cast members along with Kristen
Malone (volleyball), Luke Hyland (soccer), Hayley Trull (cheerleading), Brooke
Hummel (field Hockey), Lindsay Chuckney (field hockey), John Mills (football), Alison Hummel (field hockey), Alex Madison (football), Chelsea Perkins (field hockey). Another 17 of our athletes were members of
the production team that made the play run so smoothly. They were: William Burks, Shaina Cooper, Audrey
Glasebrook, Cori Leek, Christine Singleton, Elyse Teeney, Matt Baumler, Stephanie
Burnette, Matt Weiser, Ryan Willard, Eric Mease, Tucker Coleman, Garrick Piggott,
Tim Womble, Deuce Bigelow, Brittni Maurer and Chas Marley. The play was truly outstanding and once again
it showed that the Lafayette
athletes can do it all.
SPORTSMANSHIP: Sportsmanship
is one of the cornerstones of our athletic program. Each sports season, one
athlete from each team is selected by their peers as the winner of the
Lafayette Sportsmanship-Integrity-School Spirit Award. This is the most
prestigious award given to our athletes.
This spring winners are: Girls Outdoor Track: Heather Dela Cruz, Boys Outdoor Track: Dexter Crew, Girls Soccer: Hannah Lyerly, Boys Soccer: Kendal Pressey, Girls Tennis: Tori Ford, Boys Tennis: Stephen Hellier, Softball: Jenny Carroll, and Baseball: Tyler Cobb. Congratulation to these
eight athletes for their outstanding display of the true meaning of what an
athlete should be.
SPRING MILESTONES:
Tori Ford: Tori, a senior, became the first tennis player in the
history of LHS to not only win one but two VHSL State Single Championship. She was also the Bay Rivers District and
Region 1 Champion. Damien Brown:
Damien, a senior, made All-State for the second year in Outdoor Track. This
spring Damien was the VHSL State
runner-up in the shot put event. Damien
was also All-Sate in Indoor Track. Hannah
Lyerly: Hannah, a senior, was named to the All-State Soccer team. Hannah
was also an All-State performer in Field Hockey last fall. Garrick Piggott: Garrick, a senior, earned All-State Outdoor Track
honors in the Triple Jump event. Like
Damien, Garrick was also All-State in Indoor Track this winter. Justin Wolfe: Justin, a senior, was
named to the All-State Soccer team was also received an invitation to play the Virginia
High School Coaches Association All Star Soccer game this summer. Greg Botting; Greg, a senior, was
selected to play in the Coach’s State All Star game this summer. Chelsea LeHew: Chelsea, a junior,
earned Outdoor Track All-State honors in the Pole Vault event. Drake Kuhn: Drake, a junior, earned
All-State honors in Soccer as a goalkeeper.
Sara Abrahams: Sara, a
sophomore defender, was selected to the All-State Soccer team. Allyn
Potts: Allyn, a sophomore mid-fielder, was also selected to the All-State
Soccer team. All the above athletes also
earned All-State this year also earned All Bay Rivers District and All Region 1
honors. Congratulations to all.
FOUR GREAT YEARS: When our
seniors of 2008 said their final goodbyes, they took with them four very successful
and exciting athletic years. Just like many of the senior classes before them,
what they accomplished during their short stay at LHS was truly amazing. For example, winning 74% of all the games
that they played in is just truly an outstanding feat. Every tax paying person in this community who
has supported these student/athletes should take pride in knowing that their
money was well spent on such a great bunch of kids. I know that I will really miss their smiling
faces and their friendly personalities as much as all the success that they
brought to Lafayette. The class of 2008 is one of the reasons why I
always say year after year, “It is great to be a Lafayette Ram!”
During their four years they:
- Won 74% of their 1287 games played
- Won six State Championships
- Were a VHSL state runner-up three times
- Had 38 teams finish in the top 15 in the state.
- Won 4 Region 1 Championships
- Were Region 1 runner-up 14 times
- Won 33 Bay Rivers District Championships
- Won 8 Bay Rivers District or Sectional
Championships.
- Out of 110 senior athletes, 43 made some type of
post-season honor and 21 made All-State.
- Had four straight undefeated district seasons and won
four straight State Championships in Girls Swimming.
- Won the Bay Rivers District and District Tournament
four straight years in Girls soccer.
- Won four straight regular season Bay Rivers
District Boys Outdoor Track Championships.
- Three straight undefeated district seasons in Girls
Cross Country.
- Won three Bay Rivers District championships in
Football, Girls Cross Country and Field Hockey.
- Had the most wins in a single season in Girls
Soccer, Field Hockey, Girls Tennis, Wrestling and Boys Basketball.
- Performed thousands of hours working for and
raising thousands of dollars for community services projects.
SPECIAL SENIOR AWARDS: At the Senior Awards Assembly and at the
Spring Awards Ceremony, we announced the winners of our major Senior Athletic
Awards. The Gordie Tutman Award, which is presented by the LHS coaching staff
to the outstanding senior scholar/athlete, was given to Brent Shawcross. For winning
this award Brent received a $500 scholarship from the Athletic Booster
Club. As mention above Brent will attend Notre Dame this
fall. The Principal’s Award which is
voted upon by the entire Lafayette
faculty is given to the most outstanding Male and Female Athlete of the
Year. Hannah Lyerly was named the Female Athlete of the year. During Hannah’s four years at LHS, she won
All-District, All Region 1 and All-Sate honors in Field Hockey and Soccer. Hannah received a scholarship in Field Hockey
from VCU. The Male Athlete award was
given to Matt Mares. Matt was the
first football player in the history of LHS to be named first team
All-District, All-Region 1 and All-State for three straight years. Matt also earned All-District honors twice in
Soccer and was a starter for out basketball team. Matt will play football at James
Madison University
this fall. Both Hannah and Matt received
a $500 scholarship from the Athletic Booster Club. The winners of the Cherished Angels Scholarship were Tori Ford and TJ Ptachick. As
mentioned above, Tori, a two time state champion, won more tennis matches than
any other tennis player in the history of Lafayette
tennis. She also is Lafayette’s
only singles state champion in tennis.
Tori will play tennis next year at Syracuse
University. TJ was an All-State
football player and was voted the title of the Bay Rivers District and Region 1
Defensive Player of the year. TJ will
follow his father’s foot steps and play football next fall at The College of
William and Mary. Both Tori and TJ received a $1,000 scholarship from the
Cherished Angels Fund. The Keegan Hood
Memorial Scholarship of $1,000 was given to Lauren Burwell. Lauren
participated in three sports while at Lafayette.
She ran Cross Country and was a member of our Track teams.
ALL IN THE FAMILY: By making All-State this spring, Allyn Potts (soccer) joined her sister Lia (soccer) to become the 26 sets of siblings to have made All-State spring
during our 11 year in the VHSL “AA” classification. Also this spring Drake Kuhn (soccer) joined his brothers Andrew and Morgan as
All-State athletes. All 26 siblings are listed by their year of graduation and
the sport that they made All-State.
·
Briana
’01 (cross country) and Brendan ’99
(football) Kearney;
·
Tilly
’04 (swimming & track) and Kase
’99 (track) Luzar;
·
Lindsay
’02 (swimming) and Chris ’00 (football) Miller;
·
Ashley
’02 (swimming) and Justin ’01
(football) Foerster;
·
Kate
’03 (volleyball) and Doug ’00 (tennis) Daub;
·
Sarah
’01 (track) and Jimmy ’02 (track) Kohlman;
·
Ashley
‘02(volleyball) and Todd ’04
(football) Reyher;
·
Caitlin ‘04
(swimming) and Jake ‘06 (swimming) Coleman;
·
Justin
’00 (football) and Colin ’03
(football) Kelly;
·
Connor
’02 (football & soccer) and Brock
’04 (soccer) Hughes;
·
Aris ’04
(field hockey) and Chandon ’06
(field hockey) Hudgins
·
Ross ’03
(football) and Robert ’06 (football)
Pinkett;
·
Anna
’06 (swimming) and Monty ’99 (track)
Linkenauger;
·
Eva
’06 (swimming), David ’04 (swimming)
and Kurt ’08 (swimming) Linkenauger;
·
Elizabeth ’03 (swimming), Samantha ’05 (swimming) and Hannah ’07 (swimming) Davis;
·
Andrew
’01 (indoor & outdoor track) Morgan
’04 (soccer) and Drake ’09 (soccer) Kuhn;
·
Elizabeth ’06 (outdoor track) and John
’04 (indoor track) Hopke;
·
Scott ’06
(swimming) and Brent ’07 (swimming) Harkins;
·
Sarah ’07
(swimming) and Drew ’10 (swimming) Crockett
·
Catie ’10
(swimming) and Drew ’00 (swimming);
·
Paige ’08
(swimming) and Kindyl ’11 (swimming)
Boyer;
·
Chelsea ’08 (field hockey & swimming) and Colby ’11 (swimming) Jensen;
·
Catherine
’11 (swimming) and Chad ’08 (wrestling) O’Donnell
·
Paul ’09
(swimming) and Michelle ’07
(swimming) Schisa.
·
Maddie ‘05 (field hockey) and Hannah
’08 (field hockey & soccer) Lyerly
·
Lia ’07
(soccer) and Allyn ’10 (soccer) Potts
MOVING TO THE NEXT LEVEL: This year we have 15 athletes who have
been recruited to play at the collegiate level. They are: Matt Baumler (swimming) at Va. Tech, Justin Wolfe (soccer) CNU, Hannah Lyerly (field hockey) at VCU, TJ Ptachick (football) at William and
Mary, Matt Mares (football) at JMU, Garrick Piggott (football) at Hargraves
Military Academy, Zack Stilwell (football)
at Shenandoah University, Tori Ford (tennis)
at Syracuse University, Kelly Dunbar (swimming) at Washington
College, Robert Webb (cross country)
at Longwood University, Jeremy Kennedy (football)
at The Apprentice School, Art Crew (basketball)
at West Virginia State, Heather Dela Cruz (track) at
VCU, Addie Williams (basketball) at Virginia
Wesleyan College, Tyler Cobb (baseball)
at CNU.
THREE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PEOPLE IN LHS ATHLETICS: Between our Booster Club
and the School Division we have in place some very key people to make our
athletes the best. I can think of no
other school division in this area that has these same positions. Keven
Jones: Coach Jones is also our
academic advisor for all of our athletes.
Please, if your child is ever in need of academic help; call Coach Jones
at 565-4236. Over the years he has
helped so many of our athletes become more responsible teenagers and better students
academically. Please do not hesitate to take advantage of the help that Coach
Jones can provide. Dan Gotthardt: Coach Gotthardt is our full time certified athletic
trainer. If your athlete is having some
type of injury related problem or if you just need some information, please
call Coach Gotthardt at 565-4281. Our
Athletic Training room is one of the very best around and is very well equipped
thanks to the efforts of our Booster Club. If Coach
Gotthardt cannot solve your child’s injury problem, he will point you in the
right direction to get the necessary medical help. Paul
Wheeler: Coach Wheeler, who is our football coach, is also a nationally
certified Strength Training Coach.
Besides the benefits that strength training has on an athlete’s performance
on the playing surface, it has just as much or more positive effect on their
self-esteem and appearance. Please call
Coach Wheeler at 565-4253 to get
more information. He runs a great strength
and conditioning program and it can surely help your young athlete become a
stronger and more physically fit person.
RISING SENIORS:
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IF YOU ARE GOING TO PLAY AT THE DIVISION I OR II LEVEL IN COLLEGE YOU
MUST FILL OUT THIS FORM NOW! GO TO: WWW.NCAACLEARINGHOUSE.ORG
RISING JUNIORS AND SENIORS:
HAVE YOU TAKEN
YOUR SAT OR ACT TEST YET? IF NOT, YOU NEED TO SIGN UP TODAY! CHECK OUR LINK TO THE SAT AND ACT TESTING
DATES ON OUR WEB-SITE.
FOR
INFORMATION ON SPORTS PHYSICAL, IMPORTANT DATES, SCHEDULES AND THE TIMES AND
DATES FOR ALL FALL SPORTS TRYOUTS GO TO:
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*** All academic statistics do not include some summer
school, GED, inactive or transfer students.
There also is a chance for a slight margin of error either plus or
minus.
GO RAMS!!!!!!!