Apr 18, 2017 - 8th Grade Girls interested in Computer Science and Engineering careers can attend. Introduction to Progra
Good Morning Wolfpack! TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 2017 Reminder: Students are only allowed in the cafeteria in the morning if they are sitting at cafeteria tables. It’s too crowded with the entire student body inside, so when the first bell rings at 7:50 am students may enter the building. Please gather at the bus loop or outside near the basketball hoops. Thank you. Earn Chinook Bucks while helping dogs, cats, puppies and kittens find forever families. We are collecting premium pet food to benefit Jenny’s Hope, a non-profit organization dedicated to the adoption of shelter dogs. We will be collecting food April 14th to April 28th. For more information see the flyers posted around school, the Chinook website or Chinook Facebook. Student Store will be open on Friday April 21st during all lunches. Watch for Krispy Kreme Wednesday on April 26th. Academic Advantage Event for Students Wednesday April 26th. Offering students interested in a medical or dental vocation the support and guidance they need. For more information visit www.cboms.com/academicadvantage. 8th Grade Girls interested in Computer Science and Engineering careers can attend Introduction to Programming at Tri-Tech Skills Center on April 19th 5PM to 8PM. See the office for more details. Club News: Math Tutorial meets today in rooms 119 and 120, 2:35 – 3:40 Chinook News Network cancelled today. Sign Language meets today in room 113, 2:45 – 3:45 Heart & Sole Running Club meets today in room 220 2:45 – 4:15 . Sports News: In 7A Baseball, Brek Morris picked up 3 hits and 5 RBI’s to lead the Wolves over Enterprise yesterday. Mason Scully hit a few rockets with a ground rule double and a homerun to ignite the rally. Kale Crawford drew 4 walks and scored 3 runs. Cash Hailey also scored 3 runs with Hunter Bruce, Bricen Ostergaard and Fisher Long collecting 2 hits apiece. Ostergaard threw 3 scoreless innings to hold down the Wildcats early.
The 7B Baseball team beat Enterprise 12-1 yesterday. It was a great team victory with strong individual performance by many of the players. Coach Reiboldt is proud of all of you!! The Lady Wolves 7A team came out swinging the bats in their game against the Rockets! Jaedyn Dron, Bobbi Jo Stevens, Brooklyn Hadlock, Kela Dyck and Mylee Baxter hit hard line drives to help lead the team to a 25- 2 victory. Maiia Estrada and Payton Mounce struck out 10 girls total and had quite a few solid hits as well! Way to go ladies! The 7B softball team beat Stevens 7 to 6 in a very tough match up last night. Mia Kasper led in pitching with 3 strike outs. Samantha Costar-Dunlap went 1 for 2 as our lead-off hitter. Layla Bryant was walked once and went 1 for 1. Isabella Rodriguez went 1 for 1 with an RBI, and Bella Brown went 1 for 2. Lyla Cluck took us over the top to beat Stevens with an awesome RBI double! The girls are still undefeated with 3 wins. Good job, Lady Wolves!! Incoming 9th-12th Kamiakin Volleyball Player/Parent Meeting is on Wednesday, April 26th 6 pm in the Kamiakin Cafeteria Kamiakin Volleyball Camps registration forms located online at Kamiakin's athletic page. Email Head Coach M. Schauble at
[email protected] for further questions. Kamiakin High School incoming 9th grade boys’ basketball meeting Monday, April 24th at 6:00 in the Kamiakin Library. Come meet coach Meneely and staff and to get information. Summer Hoops start soon so grab a buddy and come join in the fun! Happy Birthday to Xavier Kromer and Karina Valencia Torres For lunch today enjoy Beef and Cheese Build to order nachos. . Wolves always. . . “Be Your Best and Nothing Less!” Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance…..
