Congratulations Miranda Grandy

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Olympia High School softball coach Tricia Gale will be in a familiar setting and be surrounded by familiar faces in the 20th Pantagraph All-Star Softball Game.

Gale was Tricia Gaither in 2002 when, as an Olympia senior, she went 3 for 3 in a 3-0 Area loss. This year, she is the Area head coach and will be joined by Spartan seniors Emma Ross, Klair Hartzold and Taylor Spencer in the June 10 game at Champion Fields in Normal.

Intercity coach April Schermann of Normal West will guide a team headed by four players each from Big 12 Conference co-champions Normal West and Normal Community.

Teams were selected by the Pantagraph sports staff and the head coaches have the option of adding up to two players. The game is for seniors only and players must provide their own uniforms and equipment.

Joining Ross and Spencer as outfielders will be Fisher’s Kalli Gosser, Clinton’s Morgan Hickman and Shannon Steffen of LeRoy.

Hartzold heads an Area infield that also includes Brooke Bachtold of Prairie Central, Kali Sanders of Class 2A state finalist Tremont, Jenna Souhrada of El Paso-Gridley, Tri-Point’s Kenzie Krause and Dwight’s Jamie Stanton.

The Area has three quality catchers in Tremont’s Briley Spencer, Eureka’s Lexi Litwiller and Erin Rankin of Hartsburg-Emden.

The pitching staff boasts Alie Tarrant of Class 3A sectional qualifier Mahomet-Seymour.

She will be joined by Bailey Walker of Clinton, Stef Sanidas of Tri-Valley and four-time all-Tri-County Conference pick Miranda Grandy of Lowpoint-Washburn-Roanoke Benson.

Deer Creek-Mackinaw’s Emily Cornwell was selected as a utility player.

Intercity

Schermann has four college-bound players from her own Class 4A sectional champion Wildcats.

Outfielder Annie Heineman is headed to Illinois State, catcher Ashlynne Paul to Eastern Illinois, pitcher/infielder Rebecca Rupard to Texas-El Paso and first baseman Megan Holderby to Division II Wisconsin-Parkside.

They will join forces with longtime rivals Kaitlyn Crossen (infield), Ali Wiegand (infield), Tara Lopez (pitcher) and Tarynn Dodd (outfielder/pitcher) of Normal Community.

Bloomington’s Molly Lawrence was chosen as an infielder, while Central Catholic will be represented by pitcher Megan O’Donnell and outfielders Sarah Gibbens and Taylor Tow.

University High did not have any seniors on its roster.

20th Pantagraph All-Star Softball Game

When: 6:15 p.m. June 10

Pregame ceremonies: 6 p.m.

Where: Champion Fields, Normal

Head coaches: Intercity — April Schermann (Normal Community); Area — Tricia Gale (Olympia)

Roanoke Festival Parade and Band Trip Info

RBHS Band students – Report to the band room at 11:30 AM today regardless of the weather.  If we are rained out, we will do a short rehearsal and finalize a few things before we leave on Monday.

Do not worry about wearing your band t-shirt for the parade.  Dress for the cold temperatures we are having today.

If you have not turned in your permission slip and medical form, please do so today.  You will not be allowed to go on the trip with out these signed.

Everyone except the flags and banner carriers will need to bring BLACK SOCKS AND A BLACK T-SHIRT.  

Call or text Mr. Hayes if you have any questions.

Luke Rasmuson Sets RBHS High Jump Record, Wins Sectional Track Meet

Congratulations to Luke Rasmuson!  Luke recently set a new RBHS record for the high jump by jumping 6’5″.  The previous record of 6’4″ was held by David Harston.  And just today, Friday, May 17, Luke won the high jump at the IHSA Sectional Track Meet.  Luke now advances to the IHSA State Track Meet.  Congrats Luke!

Luke’s grandfather is Robert Wheelwright.  Mr. Wheewright holds the oldest RBHS track record and now his grandson hold’s the newest!

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“Intro to Family and Consumer Science”

Students from the “Intro to Family and Consumer Science” class are pictured here displaying some of their items they sewed during this semester.  Pictured here are; Luke Rasmussen, Jessica Burmood, Kelli Folkerts, Brittney Coone, Bailey Blunier, Kacey Henkins, and Natalie Maynard.