Good Morning Talawanda. Today is Monday, April 15th, 2019
Just a reminder if you want to participate in the Talent Show your forms are due TODAY!
The Environment and Natural Sciences Club will meet on Tuesday, April 16th right after school in Mrs. Ruther’s room. We will finish getting ready for our EarthFest booth. All are welcome!
Talent show tickets will only be on sale through Wednesday – please get your ticket at lunch or in room 611. The cost is $5 and the proceeds are being donated. Mr. Edwards is serving as the MC this year! This is a great time to see all the talent that THS has to offer! This year we will be holding a evening talent show on Wednesday evening, for all the parents, teachers and students who aren’t able to attend Thursday’s show will be able to see all the talent on Wednesday evening starting at 6:30pm. FCCLA members will be serving as MC for this event. You will pay at the door on Wednesday eventing , the cost is $5. or $3 plus 2 personal hygiene items that are being donated to a local shelter.
Prom is May 4 and the Guest Request Forms are now available. The form will be in the main office and your English teachers room. The form is a little different this year and will need to be returned by April 30. Any questions see Mrs. Stivers in the main office.
The Setting Stone Coffee House will be held on Friday, May 3rd. If you are interested in performing, sign up today outside of Mr. Aerni’s room (320). Last day to sign up will be this Wednesday, April 17.
Because of the success of the first one, a second smash tournament will be held from 2-5 after school in Mr. Z’s room on Wednesday May 1st. A single elimination bracket will be used and there will be an optional losers bracket. If you have time conflicts you will be given priority in match order. Drinks and recreational playing areas will be provided. $5 will be due upon entry, over half of the money will go to the Oxford Family Resource Center. The winner receives a cash prize. Anyone is welcome to sign up outside of Mr. Z’s room, room 301. If you have any questions see Shr-Hua Moore, Kyle Hoefker, or Mason Schwartz
And now for whats the T and Patty G
The baseball team had an eventful weekend playing Harrison Friday and beating them by a score of 23-7. The Brave recorded 20 hits against the Wildcats but the highlight of the weekend was Saturday night when the Baseball team went down the road to McKee Field for the Reds High School Showcase. The Brave went against Colerain and won by a score of 3-2 with Ian Heiman threw a 6 inning no hitter. Josh Hartman came in clutch in the bottom of the 6th when he hit a single that scored the winning runs for the Brave. Ian Heiman won MVP of the game earning him an engraved baseball bat and a trip to an upcoming Red’s game where he’ll be announced, Congrats Ian
The lacrosse team fell to Anderson at home by a 16-3 score on Saturday. Tom Winkler had 2 goals in the game. The lacrosse team’s next game will be Tuesday at Winton Woods.
The softball team lost at Harrison on Friday by a score of 13-3. Their record drops to 3-9 overall, and 0-4 in the SWOC.
The men’s varsity tennis team beat the Seven Hills B team on Friday 3-2, they improve to 8-5 overall, and the men’s JV Tennis team also defeated Seven Hills 3-2 last Friday. Grant Monson, John Klacik, Jacob Tyree, Max Kelly, and Tyler Morrison all posted the wins for Talawanda. Their record climbs to 10-4 overall.
Home games for today: JV Softball hosts Mt. Healthy at 5 and Freshman Baseball hosts Roger Bacon at 5.
So it was a crazy day in sports yesterday. The Blue Jackets beat the Tampa Bay Lightning to astoundingly take a 3-0 first round series lead over the NHL’s best team, and yesterday at the masters:
So the Tiger comeback story is super inspiring and emotional to a lot of people and not even golf fans. It showed everyone that you can come back from rock bottom to be at the top again. And yesterday after his round, Tiger said on CBS he was “prodding” through the golf course yesterday. Well, it reminds me of the position were in now at this school. 4 days to go until the long break that gives us a little taste of summer and what’s to come. It seems so far away, and yet it isn’t. Yes, there are a lot of expectations and tests, and everything else. But if we just prod through the next 4 days and finish, like Tiger did, the long awaited break will come.
And that’s our broadcast on this Monday. I’m Patrick Geshan. Thanks for watching, and have a great day.