Order of Events for Ainsworth Middle School Invite
2:30 Coaches Meeting for scratches (NO ADDITIONS), and other information.
3:00 4 X 800 Relay to be run at 3:00 (Boys & Girls run separately) Combined Event
3:00 Field Events Start Scratch at event site
(shot put and discus, 3 throws, no finals)
(long jump and triple jump, 3 jumps, no finals)
(high jump and pole vault, regular 3 misses)
Field Events:
Boys Discus – (7th followed by 8th)
Girls Shot – (7th followed by 8th)
Girls Discus– (7th followed by 8th)
Boys Shot (7th followed by 8th)
Boys Long Jump (8th- 7th) followed by Girls Long Jump (8th- 7th)
Girls Triple Jump (Combined) followed by Boys Triple Jump (Combined)
Girls High Jump (Combined) followed by Boys High Jump (Combined)
Boys Pole Vault (Combined) followed by Girls Pole Vault (Combined)
4:30 Running Events Start. Report to BullPen with the Clerk of Start.
All Running Events Will Be Combined
All heats will be finals against time
100 Meter Low Hurdles (girls – 30”)
100 Meter Intermediate Hurdles (boys – 33”)
100 Meter Dash
1600 Meter Run
400 Meter (4x100) Relay
400 Meter Dash
200 Meter Dash
800 Meter Run
200 Meter Hurdles
1600 Meter (4x400) Relay
9th Annual West Holt Junior High Invitational Order of Events
April 8th, 2021
11:45 am - Coaches meeting in the Lecture Hall
12:30 pm - Field Events (3 attempts, no finals.)
Shot Put- Boys followed by Girls
Discus- Girls followed by Boys
Long Jump- Boys followed by Girls (pit outside track on West end)
Triple Jump- Girls followed by Boys (pit inside track on the North)
High Jump- Boys followed by Girls
Pole Vault- Girls followed by Boys
2:00pm - Running Events (may be pushed to 2:30 if needed)
All running events will be Girls followed by Boys, finals against time.
3200 Relay
100 meter hurdles (Girls 30”, Boys 33”)
100 meter Dash
1600 meter Run
400 meter Relay
400 meter Weightperson Relay
Short break for meal for coaches and workers
400 meter Dash
200 meter Hurdles (Girls 30” and Boys 33”)
800 meter Run
200 meter Dash
1600 meter Relay
Last chance...and they are going fast. Krispy Kremes at IGA and Scotty’s until they are gone. Kreme-filled and Lemon-filled left. $12/doz. Save the date...May 7 will be our last Krispy Kreme fundraiser of the school year!
These FBLAers are ready to serve...2 raspberry left, 15 regular, lots of Kreme-filled, chocolate, and a few lemon too! Come on down to the high school!
OK, Valentine. Here are the final Krispy Kreme details for tomorrow! See the pic for all the details. We will sell until they are gone. They will go fast! FYI...We did get more kreme-filled this time. Hope to see you tomorrow!
As this chapter starts to come to an end for the class of 2021 🎓, senior Badger Cast members want to take a minute and recognize each of their classmates. 🦡
Congrats to Kailee Kellum who was selected All Southwest Conference 3rd team for basketball!
Guess what time it is??? Doughnut time! Save the date - Wednesday, 3/24/21. Watch for more details!
VMS 8th graders started fossil making today. Next Monday they will be peeling and revealing their creations!
VMS 5th grade students were working on team building and had to complete all 4 levels of Hula Hoop Hut building before moving on. It was a great opportunity to learn the benefits of working together in a positive way!
Due to the winter storm, there will be no school at all Valentine Community Schools Monday, March 15th
Congratulations to Tamara Benedict, Logan Pettigrew, and Riece Rivera as the $500 college scholarship winners awarded by our local TeamMates Mentoring Program Chapter! Wishing you all the best!
District Speech Results 3/6/21
Lindsey-6th Entertainment
Shyanne-6th Extemp
James-5th Inform
Calvin-4th Entertainment
Taylor-4th Poetry
Going to State for VHS:
Calvin-2nd Inform
Grace-3rd Extemp
Josiah & Grace-3rd Duet
Lindsey-3rd Humorous
Way to go Badgers!!!
Valentine Police Department spoke to VMS 7th and 8th grade students about Internet Safety and Cyberbullying.
Congrats to Samantha Phillips who signed to play volleyball with Morningside! Picture left to right- Dean Phillips, Samantha Phillips, Karen Phillips. Back Row - Kim Buckendahl, Cooper Phillips, Julie Sherbeyn
This last Tuesday, the students of Cutcomb rural school took a field trip to the McMurtry Ranch owned by Ted Turner where they run over 2,000 buffalo. Students Nevaeh Hotz, Ainsley Adamson, Taycee Adamson and teacher Stacey Adamson got to watch as the ranch hands were taking the buffalo down the chute, preg checking, vaccinating, and sorting. They use a great deal of technology, like a chip in the ear tag that they scan to track each individual buffalo. The buffalo make a unique grunting sound and some of the bulls weigh 1,500 pounds. The students got to pet the buffalo and also bring home a buffalo horn. "It is much heavier than we were expecting. We loved our field trip!"
As an ongoing project, in collaboration with the Niobrara National Scenic River, the 7th graders at VMS do monthly water quality testing. During the winter months, Mrs. Perrett collects water from the Niobrara River and the students do the testing in the classroom. The students enjoy this break from regular classroom activities.
TeamMates Mentoring Program Fundraiser Update-don't miss out! The proceeds will go to college scholarships.
Just a reminder for Friday afternoon: Please join the 20-21 VHS Speech Team for their Public Performance starting at 4:00 pm at VHS. Come watch one or all of the students. Meet in the commons. The Badger Den will be open too - we accept cash or checks. Hope to see you there!
Conference Speech Results (Ainsworth) 2-22-21
Inform: James 6th
Poetry: Taylor 5th
Entertainment: Lindsey 5th
Humorous: Lindsey 6th
Duet: Josiah & Grace 7th
Tough conference - awesome job! Way to go, Speechers!
