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Duke News
March 2021 Volume XXXV Number 7
Jason Heitz Tyler Herman
Principal Assistant Principal/Activities Director
FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE —
ACT Test Day (and other activities) March 23
As with past school years (except last year!) all juniors will be taking the State ACT test. Parents do not need
to sign up their junior child and there is no fee for this test. All juniors in the state of Nebraska will be taking
the ACT Test.
Testing day is Tuesday, March 23. On that same day the sophomores will be taking the Pre-ACT test, and
the Freshmen will be taking a tour of York College campus. At this point, it is likely that seniors (Class of
2021) will have no school that day. Students in grades 9-11 will be dismissed when their activity (testing for
10th and 11th graders, YC campus tour for 9th graders) is completed. Lunch will not be served that day at
YHS.
Career Day, March 24 (virtual)
Last year, the pandemic hit not long before the Career Day was to take place. This year’s Career Day is
scheduled for March 24, but will take place virtually. Students who are currently in our JAG (Jobs for
America’s Graduates) class with Mr. Fike, will be participating in Career Day, via several zoom meetings.
YCDC organizes this event, and several students from all over York County will be participating as well.
PROM is set for April 10
YHS Prom is scheduled for Saturday, April 10. As much as possible, we plan on having a "normal" prom. Out
-of-town dates are welcome.
A few modifications may be necessary, such as fewer people at each table (more spread out) for the meal.
Masks will be required. There is a possibility of cancellation on short-notice, if the local health department or
DHM's necessitate that. However, we are forging ahead with plans for Prom to be on April 10, 2021.
Other upcoming events
YHS Honors Night is scheduled for Monday, April 19, 7:00 p.m. As with several other upcoming activities, we
plan on holding this event as “normal” as possible. Masks will be required for students and spectators. If
DHM’s necessitate, we may have to limit the number of spectators in the theater that evening. We will do
our best to keep all informed of regulations, but we are planning Honors Night for April 19.
GRADUATION is less than 3 m onths aw ay! Graduation is set for Sunday, M ay 16, at 2:00 p.m . at
the City Auditorium. It is likely that masks will be required, and it is also a possibility that the number of
spectators could be limited. As usual, we will keep in communication with more details, but please put
graduation on your calendars for May 16, 2021.
Jason Heitz
Principal
jason.heitz@yorkdukes.org
Twitter: @jmheitz
Yo r k H i g h S c h o o l , Yo r k , N E 68467
FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL/ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR’S OFFICE --
The month of March marks the beginning of the spring activity season. The spring is a busy time of year for
activities and end of the year events. Here are a few reminders:
1. Do not rely totally on the printed calendars - Things happen throughout the year that cause us to
change dates and times of events. More often than not in the spring, it’s the weather causing a cancellation
or postponement. The best resource is the online rschool calendar which is located on the school website.
2. Follow us on social media - Schedule changes and announcements are always posted to social
media. Follow on Twitter (@YorkDukesAD) and Facebook (York Public Schools).
3. Plan ahead with activity conflicts- Students that participate in multiple activities may find that they
have conflicts between events on the same day. As much as we try to catch those early, we rely on students
and parents to communicate and plan accordingly. We do not have a policy regarding which events take
priority. Those are handled on a case by case basis.
IMPORTANT ACTIVITY DATES
First Day of Spring Practice - March 1st
Spring Break - March 4th through March 8th
Spring Sports Parents Meeting - March 9th
Spring Sports Pictures - March 10th at 2:05 in the Aux Gym
Go Dukes!!
Tyler Herman
Assistant Principal/Activities Director
York High School
tyler.herman@yorkdukes.org
SPRING SPORTS SPRING SPORTS PHOTO DAY
PARENTS MEETING
Wednesday, March 10th — Auxiliary Gym
Our meeting for parents of athletes Individual button pictures @ 2:05 p.m.
involved in spring activities will be on
Tuesday, March 9th. M r. Herm an w ill send Pick up picture forms in the YHS Office
out a Loom video discussing rules, regulations, or at the
and philosophies. From 7:00-7:30 p.m. parents Spring Sports Parent Meeting on
will meet with the coach(es) of the sport that their
son/daughter will be participating in to discuss any March 9th
further information that pertains to that sport.
Notice of Nondiscrimination
It is the policy of York Public Schools not to discriminate on the basis of gender, disability, race, color, religion, marital status, age, or
national origin in its educational programs, administration, policies, employment, or other district programs.
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Prom 2021
Double or Nothing
York High School invites all Juniors and Seniors to this year's prom, "Double or
Nothing" on April 10th. Prom will be held at the Holthus Convention Center. All tickets are $20 and may be
purchased in the high school office starting on Tuesday, March 9th until Thursday, April 1st.
Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and students must have their tickets to enter. The meal will be served at 7:00
p.m., with coronation following at 8:15 p.m. After coronation, the dance will commence until 11:00 p.m.
Students will not be allowed to enter the building after 7:30 PM, and once a student leaves prom, he/she
may not re-enter the building. Please note, Covid-19 precautions will be in effect during this event. Parents
will be permitted to attend the coronation. Information about spectator restrictions (if any) will be
communicated at a later date.
2021 YEARBOOKS
Yearbooks are on sale. The cost is $60 until March 1st then the cost goes up to $65.00. If the student’s
name is stamped on the front cover that is an additional $10.00.
Yearbooks can be ordered in the front office or in Mr. Loofe’s room (D6).
Questions: katie.burger@yorkdukes.org
2021 YEARBOOK PARENT ADS
A letter went home to all Senior parents with information about the Parent Ad space in the 2021
Yearbook. A picture and short message is $45. Please contact Mr. Loofe with any questions. All Parent Ads
must be submitted by April 1st. No late payments or pictures will be accepted.
NOTICE FOR PARENTS-COMMERCIAL
RECOGNITION PROGRAMS
Each year about this time, some commercial programs are contacting our students (SENIORS
IN PARTICULAR) regarding the publication of student names for recognition in commercial
publications at an expense to the student. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF YORK DOES NOT
AND WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY STUDENT DIRECTORY INFORMATION TO ANY BUSINESS
OR CORPORATION WHO HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO PROFIT FROM THE USE OF SUCH
INFORMATION.
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ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB NOTES
A few words from the Booster Club…
Thanks to the volunteers that helped with Concessions this year! Thanks for
stepping up!! These funds grow because of your effort and they directly
benefit our athletes.
Please consider being a Volunteer for the Yowell Track Meet. Workers will be
needed all day Saturday, April 24th at York High. It’s a great way to get
outdoors and involved! Contact Chad Phinney or Sara Erwin.
On your mark, ready, set…Go!
All sports picture submissions: Parents, students, and fans...Please submit
awesome pictures of our fall sports athletes doing amazing things so we can
include them in the slide show at the All Sports Banquet! Videos are welcome
as well! Send to sara7erwin@gmail.com or deliver a flash drive to Sara
(402-366-2677). Malachi Coppinger has taken most of the footage to be
used in the video but he was hired too late to catch girls golf, boys tennis and
softball and cross country. Spread the word to the fans that have had their
phones out recording. Thank you!
COVID has grounded sports across the nation. We are so grateful to
Tyler Herman, Mitch Bartholomew, Coaches and Staff for all the extra time
and effort it has taken to keep our athletes playing. We see how dedicated
you are to the health of our students and we salute you!
Items the Athletic Booster Club has purchased this year are:
table top score board
water fountain bottle filler
hurdles
Hudl subscription
Coaches are encouraged to fill out request forms for future needs.
Duke News — March 2021 Page 4
MARCH 2021
YORK HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC
DEPARTMENT NEWS
Special Points of Interest: AUDITIONS!!
Upcoming Performances Auditions for Chamber Singers and Dukes &
YMS Musical Duchesses will be held April 27th & 28th.
District Music Contest Prep
Auditions Chamber Singers is a mixed ensemble of auditioned
Central Conference Honor Band singers that meet during the school day.
Dukes & Duchesses is a group of singers and
dancers who will be selected by audition and meet
before school.
UPCOMING DATES!
If you are interested in either ensemble, please be
March 1st - YHS Choir Concert watching for audition information and materials.
April 23rd - District Music Contest
May 10th - Pops Concert Questions can be directed to Mrs. Wagner.
May 16th - Sing at Graduation
DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST
YMS MUSICAL MATILDA JR. While April 23rd seems to be a long way off. We are
making plans for District Music Contest, which is
The YMS Vocal Music Department rehearsals for the held at Norris High School. This year’s contest will
musical Matilda Jr. are underway. They will present only include solos, duets and small groups. NO
the show on Thursday, March 18th and Friday, LARGE ENSEMBLES. Any choir or band students
March 19th at 7:00 pm in the York High School who are considering doing a solo, duet or being
theater. An audience will be allowed up to 75% involved in a small ensemble, please let Mr. Forsch
capacity of the YHS Theater and masks are or Mrs. Wagner know you are interested.
required.
YORK HOSTS
CENTRAL CONFERENCE HONOR BAND
Six Senior High Band students completed the audition process and
were chosen to perform in this year’s Central Conference Honor
Band. Selected to participate are Nema Stracener-Flute, Sophia
Chavanu-Trumpet, Jacob Howe-Tuba, Sam Heitz-Percussion,
Rylie Krause-Percussion and Shasta Tonniges-Percussion.
Students rehearse during the day on Monday, March 22nd and
present a final concert beginning at 7:00 p.m. at the York High
School Gymnasium. Clinician for the event will be Shane Macklin,
Director of Bands from Morningside College. There is no
admission charge for the concert. An audience will be allowed up
to 75% capacity in the gym. Masks are required.
BAND BOOSTER CLUB NOTES
Thanks to all the Band parents for your support!!
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COUNSELING CENTER NEWS
SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES FOR CREDIT RECOVERY
Summer school classes for credit recovery will be available again this summer. This is only offered
through the month of June to students who are at risk of not meeting York High School’s graduation require-
ments. Space is limited and priority will be given to seniors and juniors. There will be a $100 fee (per class)
for making up a class. Parents of upperclassmen failing a required class will receive a letter with summer
school details, as well as parents of underclassmen failing three or more classes.
JUNIORS STATE-WIDE ACT
All YHS juniors will take the ACT test at York High School on Tuesday, March 23. They will report to
school between 7:30 and 8:00 AM.
ACT TEST PREP:
The On To College Test Prep program is available for students who wish. Once the $75 fee is paid,
students will be given an online log-in which is good for all future practice. This is a one-time fee. If your
student qualifies for free/reduced lunch, visit with the counseling office staff.
ACT TEST DATES:
TEST DATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE
April 17 March 12
June 12 May 7
July 17 June 18
SCHOLARSHIPS
Although our local scholarship application process is over, there are still several other
scholarships for which seniors can apply. Check the school website www.yorkpublic.org and go
to High School, Counseling Center. Also check college websites for department scholarships or
national organizations on FastWeb. EducationQuest is also a fantastic resource.
HONORS NIGHT
We’re looking ahead to Honors Night 2021. This is scheduled for Monday, April 19, in the YHS
theatre, beginning at 7:00 PM. This is a fabulous evening of celebrating our students.
DUAL CREDIT (SENCAP) THROUGH SCC
Career Academy classes through Southeast Community College are an excellent option for
juniors and seniors to experience a vocational area to see if it could be a potential college
interest … or not! If your child is interested in a dual credit class or two (high school and
college credit), now is the time to visit with his/her counselor. Education, health sciences,
agriculture, information technology, criminal justice and green energy are just some of the areas
covered in this successful program. Some courses are taught at YHS by our teaching staff and others are
available online. Registrations will be due in early April, so NOW is the time to learn more!
SENIOR PICTURES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
We are proud of our seniors and look forward to celebrating them by putting senior pictures on our
Duke Graduates board in the Counseling office. We also record all scholarships offered from colleges
(whether your senior chooses to attend those colleges or not). Please submit a photo and ALL college
scholarship offers to Mrs. Stuhr AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
SCAVENGER HUNT
How about a scavenger hunt for a chance to win $500 for college? Apply by March 31 by completing
a profile in ScholarshipQuest at EducationQuest.org If you’re a Nebraska resident in grades 9-12, you’ll see
the EducationQuest Scavenger Hunt Scholarship as one of the scholarships for which you’re eligible to apply.
“Scavenge” around the EducationQuest website to find the answers to questions in a survey. A winner will
be drawn from those who answer all questions correctly and this winner will receive $500 to invest in a NEST
529 College Savings Plan account.
Duke News — March 2021 Page 6
NOTES FROM THE NURSE
Sleep awareness week is March 14-20. Maintaining your sleep health is an act of
self-care. Some tips for improving sleep habits include:
Keep a schedule-Staying up late and sleeping in on the weekends may sound like a great idea,
however, changing your sleep habits a few days a week can have you struggling through the rest of
them.
Limit caffeine intake-Studies have shown that drinking caffeinated beverages contributes to insomnia.
Try going for a quick walk outside or resting your eyes for a moment to get rejuvenated.
Regular exercise during the day can help produce the hormone melatonin. Melatonin is a hormone
found naturally in your body and it promotes good sleep.
Have a nighttime routine-Try to leave at least 2 hours between your last meal/snack of the day and
going to bed, turn off the tv, put away the phone, set the bedroom temperature between 60 and 67
degrees and spend approx. 20 minutes reading before turning off the lights.
If you or your student struggle with sleep habits do not hesitate to speak with your healthcare
professional. Sleep deprivation can have a negative impact on one’s mental and physical health.
Vision, hearing and dental screenings continue for 7th and 10th grade students. If a student does not meet
the screening guidelines set forth by the state, a letter recommending further evaluation will be sent to the
parent/guardian. If you have concerns regarding your child’s hearing, vision or dental health, please follow up
with a physician/eye doctor/dentist even if you do not receive a letter of referral.
SUMMER DRIVER'S EDUCATION DATES
We are planning on offering summer driver's education again this summer. We will be offering 2 sessions.
Both sessions will be from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Our first session will run from Monday, June 7th through
Thursday, June 10th . The second session w ill run from Monday, June 14th through Thursday,
June 17th. Students m ust have a perm it (Learners or School perm it) by August 1 to be able to
complete the driving portion of the class. PLEASE NOTE: Sign up is on a first come-first serve basis. If you
have a special need to get into one of these sessions, please make arrangements to do so early.
Driver’s Education courses will offer classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training. The cost is $325.00
for in-district and $375.00 for out-of district students. If you are interested, please contact the high school
office. The deadline for signing up and payment will be Friday, May 7th..
2020-2021
TRANSPORTATION
REGISTRATION
Students must register prior to the
deadline every year in order to ride the bus the first
week of school. The deadline for the 2021-2022 school
year is July 16, 2021. The transportation registration
form is available at the high school office. Completed
forms can be turned in to the high school office or the
Bus Barn at 2904 Enterprise Ave. Thank you for
registering early!
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COME SHOW YOUR SUPPORT
FOR YORK ATHLETICS
-On March 25th we will be hosting our 10th Annual York Lift-
A-Thon at 6:30 PM for next year’s freshmen and sophmores & 7:30 for
next year’s juniors and seniors.
-Your York football players will be performing max lifts on four core lifts: -
Squat, Bench Press, Hang Clean, Push Press
-Your pledges for these lifts will help York athletes earn money to attend
summer camp. Also a percentage of the money will go toward buying
weight room equipment to benefit all York athletes as well as football
equipment. We will also donate a percentage of our profits to a charity of
the football team’s choice!
-You are more than welcome to come show your support for our athletes
on March 26th in the weight room on the York High School campus.
-If you are interested in donating, you may fill out the pledge sheet for any
athlete and return it to Coach Snodgrass or any football coach at 1005 Duke
Drive York Ne 68467, or just give it to any football player.
THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE FOR
YOUR SUPPORT OF YORK ATHLETICS!
2021 YORK FOOTBALL LIFT-A-THON PLEDGE SHEET**Any non-business pledge
Average lifs for a senior: over $50 gets a free t-shirt &
BENCH PRESS: 200 LBS any non-business pledge
SQUAT: 300 LBS over $100 gets a hoodie!! (list size below)
HANG CLEAN: 215 LBS **Any business which donates
PUSH PRESS: 185 LBS $50 or more will get
TOTAL: 895 noted in next year’s
game program!
A five-cent pledge per pound for a thousand pound lifter would mean a donation of
$50.00. A flat rate donation is also accepted and recommended.
A one-cent pledge per pound for a thousand pound lifter would mean a donation of
$10.00. A flat rate donation is also accepted and recommended.
Proceeds will go toward payment of summer camp for football players (50%) and new
weight room\FB equipment(40%) to benefit all York athletes. Also a portion of all
profits will be donated to a charity of the teams choice. (ask a player about it.)
You will be more than welcome to come and watch the lift-a-thon on Thursday March
25th in the weight room. Next year’s freshman and sophmores will lift from 6:30-7:30
and next year’s juniors and seniors will lift from 7:30-8:30.
Thank you in advance for your support of York athletics. Your help will allow students to
participate in summer camps who otherwise may not be able to afford it.
Circle One: Person/Business Name________________
I am making the pledge for (name of athlete): ______________
Pledge per pound:___________________
Flat rate pledge (recommended)____________________
My Address:___________________ MY SHIRT SIZE:______
My Phone #:_____________________Friend
Sue & Bob Arnold
Craig & Jen Badura
Don & Betty Bohling In
memory of JoAnn Ferguson With thanks to the generous donors to our third annual Friends of the Foundation campaign! Founder
Kim Brehm Believer Believer Believer Gary Frandsen
Konda & Bob Cooper Greg & Julie Adams Don Keelan-White The Quilt Basket Grand Central Foods
Doug & Diane Dauel Brien Alley King’s Glass Wes & Deb Tonniges Col. Samuel Hall
Richard Foster Carrie & Michael Babbitt Stan & June Klute Alan Townsend Amy Holthus
Jeramy & Carmen Fowler Mike & Barb Babcock Terry & Gayla Knight Urgent Care & Family Roy Kociemba
Sandra Goodman Kevin & Sally Baldridge Ryan & Jill Koch Medicine of York Martha Liggett
Bob & Dee Graham Jay & Donna Bitner Scott & Ruth Koch David & Jennifer Vincent, Matthew & Jill Montgomery
Dennis Haack John & Penny Boyle Tom & Amie Kopcho Granite Garage Floors Barb & Ron Skaden
Molly Hall Tom & Margaret Brink Kopsa Otte Mike & Kristi Weskamp Union Bank & Trust
Heritage Realtors Jane Brogan & Tim Esser Susan & Leo Kringle Jeanne Shaffer White
Tyler & Jacque Herman William R. Brown Jim Linderholm Ron Winquest
Vicki Hesson Katie & Aaron Burger Xann LInhart Ross & Patty Wolstenholm Navy & Gold
Kim Hirschfeld-Cotton Burnham Appraisal Co. Darroll & Donna Loschen York ACE Hardware Ameritas Financial Center -
Penny Jacobsen Charles & Jeanne Campbell Brad & Chelsea Luce York Elks Lodge #1024 Ben Garrett & Ben Santo
Dennis & Roxanne Johnson Mark & Cheri Collingham Molly & Brian Maronde York Sunrise Sertoma Club Agri-Products
Tom & Karen Kaeding Travis & Heidi Combs McDonald’s Cornerstone Bank
Ann & Ben Kirkpatrick Community Title Co. Gary & Mary Jane Meradith Cody & Jessica Holoch
Chelsey & Brad Klein Greg Conrad Miller Seed & Supply Builder McCormick’s Heating & A/C
Scott & Stacy Kohmetscher Randy & Paulette Cordes Tom & Carole Miller AKRS Equipment Jean & Jack Vincent
Marc & Erica Kohout Susan K. Cox Scott & Cindy Naber Mitch & Jen Bartholomew
Levi Loofe & Megan Pollard Jordan & Kirby Crawford Gail Nordlund John & Lora Boyer
Kenny & Audrey Loosvelt Extreme Automotive Tony North & Alison Graham Bobbie Burnham
Forever A Duke
Debbie Loreman Ginny’s Hallmark Pepper & Liz Papineau Dan’s Construction
Chuck & Karen Harris
Jerrod & Kayla Makovicka Green Realty & Auction Scott & Lauren Rabourn EyeCare Associates
Kelly & Virginia Holthus
Dan & Kay Malleck Heiss Electric, Inc. Barry & Annie Redfern Mike & Annette Finke
Dr. Harold & Judi Nordlund
Josh & Hannah Miller Chris Holder Ardean & Jolene Richert Henderson State Bank
Kent & JoAnn Norquest Matt & Sarah Holthe Merrilee Roemmich Roger & Karen Klone
Otoupal Insurance Steph Howe Ben & Jamie Royal Kopchos Sanitation
Troy & Candy Otte Kae Huggins In memory of Stephen & Audrey Sautter Maken Irrigation
Dan Pederson & Nancy Dob Lavilda Parks Matt & Deb Schnell Tom & Carmen McKenny
Tim & Pat Pehrson Janssen Ford of York Matt & Ann Spanjers Midwest Bank
Bob Sautter Jensen Lumber Gene & Sandi Staehr Progressive Chiropractic
Rich & Jody Saxer David Johnston Stenger Plumbing Dr. Perry & Jane Rosenau
Deb Siebrass JW’s Catering Jon & Joan Strong Sally J. Ruben
Carol Tienken Kelly & Amy Kadavy Zach & Lori Suddarth Brian Skaden
Jalane Underwood Holden & Brittany Kaliff Svehla Law Offices James Ulrich
York Heating & A/C Mark & Valerie Kaliff The Flower Box York Cold Storage
Pam Young Donor List as of 2/17/21
For information on how to become a donor to the campaign, go to the YPS website: www.yorkpublic.org/district/foundation or contact Gayla at the District Office: 402-362-6655, ext. 4.March 2021
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 2 3 4 5 6
Start of Spring Practices FFA District CDE Early Student Dismissal NO SCHOOL Speech Mandatory
SC, BG, GT, TR @ Centennial 2:03 pm Spring Break Practice
YHS Choir Concert
7:00 pm - YHS Theater
Girls State Basketball Girls State Basketball
(V) - 11:15 am - (V) - Pinnacle Bank
Pinnacle Bank Arena Arena
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
NO SCHOOL Spring Sports Parents Early Student Dismissal End of 3rd Quarter
Spring Break Meeting - 7:00 pm 2:03 pm
District Speech @ Conestoga Spring Sports Photo Day
Board of Education 2:05 - Aux Gym
Meeting
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Daylight Savings Early Student Dismissal Class B State Speech SC-York Invite
Time Begins 2:03 pm @ Kearney High V-G/B - 10:00 am
GT @ GICC Invite
(V) (Ryder Park -GI)
9:00 am
TR @ Concordia University
Invite (V) - 4:00 pm
SC-Home vs. Kearney
Catholic V-G/B-5:00 pm
St. Patrick’s Day
21 22 ACT Test for Juniors 23 24 25 26 27
Central Conference Band Pre-ACT Test for Sophomores Early Student Dismissal Spring Play Try-outs SC @ Lincoln Southwest TR @ Fairbury Invite
@ York - Concert - 7:00 pm Freshmen tour York College 2:03 pm (Speedway Sports (V) - 9:30 am
YHS Theater Seniors - No school Complex Field) -
SC @ Aurora GT-Home Tri. vs. G/B-5:00 pm
GT @ Lincoln Christian Dual
V-G/B-5:00/JV-G/B-6:30 pm Lincoln Southwest,
(JV/V) (Woods Tennis Ctr.)
Board of Education St. Paul
4:00 pm
Meeting (V) - 12:00 pm
BG @ Grand Island Sr. High
Virtual Career Day for
Dual (V) (Riverside CC) -
JAG students
4:00 pm
SC @ Lexington
V-G/B-5:00/JV-G/B-6:30 pm
Spring Play Try-outs
28 29 30 31
GT @ St. Paul Dual TR @ Beatrice Invite Early Student Dismissal
(V) - 4:00 pm (JV) - 3:30 pm 2:03 pm
SC-Home vs. Schuyler BG-Home Tri. vs. Fillmore
V-G/B-5:00/JV-G/B-6:30 pm Central, Northwest (V)
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