We are rapidly approaching the end to this school year. In order for you to support your student(s) as much as possible with upcoming events, I have attempted to list those that either contain a schedule change (early release) or that will require additional preparation at home....FINALS!
Senior Finals
June 7, 8 & 9 (Finals occur in their regularly scheduled classes w/50 minute periods).
June 14, 15 & 16 End of Course Math Exam (State assessment occurring during the regularly
scheduled 50 minute periods). Students in Integrated I will be taking the EOC 1 exam
and students in Integrated II will be taking the EOC 2 exam.
June 15 End of Course Make-up Exam is for students who are not in Integrated I or Integrated II
and who have not met standard on the HSPE. This exam will be given during periods 1, 2 & 3
arena style.
June 17 Finals Periods 1 & 2 (Early Release Day-Students will be released at 11:25)
June 20 Finals Periods 3 & 4 (Early Release Day-Students will be released at 11:25)
June 21 Finals Periods 5 & 6 (Early Release Day-Students will be released at 11:25)
June 21 is the last day of school.
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Spring Sports Finish Strong
Spring Sports concluded last week with representatives from Boys Golf, Boys and Girls Tennis, and Boys and Girls Track and Field competing.
Track and Field
It’s been 14 years since Washougal had a individual State Champion in Track and Field, but the fantastic senior duo of Dylan Croeni and Brendan Casey continued to leave their mark of excellence on the season and the record books, as each brought home State Championships in 2011. Dylan got things started on Thursday with a State Best, and new School Record time of 9:23.61 in the 3200M. He followed that up on Friday with a 4th place finish in the 1600M. Brendan chucked the Javelin 177’ 8”, a new personal best, to place 2nd on Friday morning. He followed that up in the afternoon with a vault of 14’ 6” to take home the State Championship in the Pole Vault. The points earned by Brendan and Dylan were enough to place 5th as a team, one point behind Cheney (The WIAA awards trophies to the top 4 teams). Also competing for the boys team were Sean Eustis and Isaac Bischoff.
The girls team had two representatives competing in three events. Returning to the State Meet in the 100 Hurdles and 300 Hurdles was Kelley Young. Kelly made the final in the 100 Hurdles and brought home a 5th place medal. Kelley broke the school record that she set as a Junior three times this season. It now stands at 15.44, the time that she ran at district to qualify for the State Meet. Also competing for the girls team was Kaitlyn Johnson in the 100M.
Girls & Boys Tennis
Another stellar performance was turned in at the State Tennis Tournament by Bolivian foreign exchange student Niko Lima-Severich. Niko finished in 3rd in the singles competition after losing a well played and exciting match to the eventual state champ in the semi-finals. The girls doubles team of Shelby DeLong and Allie Reeves played well and made the medal round placing 8th. Also competing for the boys was the doubles team of Patrick McCarthy and Ian Cagle.
Boys Golf
Two boys advanced to the State Golf Tournament. Connor O’Neill made the cut after the first round and finished in a tie for 14th place. Beau Scott also represented the Panthers but did not advance to the second round.
Congratulations to all of our state competitors for making it to the “Main Stage” of each of your respective sports. The Panther nation is proud of you and appreciate the fact that you have chosen to represent your school and community through participation in athletics. Good job Panthers!
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