Congratulations to the JV & Varsity volleyball teams on their double wins over Delphos Jefferson in our first NWC conference match last night.
On Monday, the soccer team lost a tough one to Allen East 5-4.
Players of the game were Karsyn Garmatter for her defensive shielding and team play and Ella Dotson for her offensive efforts and never give up attitude.
Last night the soccer team beat Ft Jennings 3-1.
Players of the game were Ruth Myers for her outstanding ball control, offensive patience, and point scored for the team and Karsyn Garmatter for her aggressiveness, defensive body position, and winning almost all 50/50 balls. Well done girls! Keep up the hard work!
Last night the boys' cross country team competed at the Lancer Grandstand invitational at the Van Wert County Fairgrounds. In the quick 2 mile race several boys had outstanding performances.
Luke Ellerbrock made a big push at the end but ran out of real estate and finished 2nd overall in the race. Bean Pitts was burning up the track like a thoroughbred and finished 4th overall. Levi Bryan and Logan Mershman also posted top 10 finishes, smiling the entire time. Braylon Best and Caiden Squillante also turned in quick times on the evening. The boys will be back in action Saturday at Ottawa.
Last night the Junior high cross country team also traveled to Van Wert and competed in a co-ed meet. The team finished 4th overall. Top 5 finishers were Grant Van Pelt 10th, Liv Mayberry 12th, Nate Yant 13th, Joel Schumacher 30th, and Claire Koch 46th
High school student council members: please report to the commons during activity period for a quick meeting.
The O-G Lifewise Academy is presenting an event called Truth for Youth featuring former Ohio State Buckeyes coach Jim Tressel. The event will be held at the Ottawa K of C on Sept. 21st at 6:45.
Tickets are only $5. See Mr. Schnipke if you are interested.
All college reps this school year will be here during 3rd period in Room 220, unless noted on the sign -up sheet. The sign-up sheet is posted in your Guidance Schoology so please check this list to make sure you attend the correct college rep visits. Tomorrow, the University of Toledo rep will be in the library and Youngstown State University will be in Room 220.
Any student in grades 9-12 interested in studying Pharmacy after high school should stop in the guidance office to get more details about the University of Findlay's "V.I.P.2” Experience. The University of Findlay will introduce select high-achieving students to the expanding role of pharmacists in clinical, retail and health-systems settings. Students will get a real taste of pharmacy practice as they spend time in the lab compounding chemicals, learning about physical assessment and filling prescriptions under the supervision of our College of Pharmacy faculty and teaching assistants. They will get an overview of the profession of pharmacy, Findlay’s pharmacy program, and will come home with souvenirs from their experience! If interested, please stop in the guidance office by this Friday, September 15th to talk to Mrs. Losh about this opportunity.
Reminder that Picture Day is tomorrow. Seniors are welcome to come in your dress clothes at 7:30 for pictures so you have time to change before school starts.
On Friday, September 15th Columbus Grove students will celebrate International Dot Day by wearing polka dots, circles, or anything that inspires them to make the world a better place. International Dot Day celebrates creativity, courage and collaboration. Elementary students read the book "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds in art class and worked with Mrs. Hoehne to create their own original masterpieces. These masterpieces will be displayed around the school. Please join in on the fun and wear your polka dots, circles, or inspirational shirts to show your creative spirit on Friday, September 15th.