Good luck Trappers FB team tonight at Freeman in playoffs and Zoe at State CC on Saturday. Some pictures from the hallway pep rally this afternoon.
Scholastic Book Fair results
The Pops Concert is TOMORROW, October 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the old gym. Come support our talented musicians as we play and sing some fun music. We hope you can join us!
State Cross Country Meet review from the Yankton P&D online.
Class B Girls
Centerville and Irene-Wakonda each qualified as a team for the Class B girls’ race.
Centerville, which finished 10th at state a year ago, will feature sophomore Peyton Hansen, freshmen Brooke Blake and Daphne Brouwer, and eighth graders Ashlynn Kruger and Annalisa Stake. Stake was 21st at state a year ago, with Hansen 48th, Kruger 94th and Brouwer 104th.
Irene-Wakonda will feature sophomores Lucy Hansen, Rose Libby and Josalin Turnbaugh, as well as freshmen Ava George and Rebecca Haich. George, competing individually, finished 19th at state a year ago.
Sophomore Elle Hlavac and eighth grader Mina Bjorum will compete for Scotland. Hlavac was 39th at state a year ago, with Bjorum finishing 87th.
Sophomore Lyndsey Chessmore and freshman Jordan Chessmore will compete for Tripp-Delmont-Armour. Jordan Chessmore was 31st a year ago, with Lyndsey Chessmore finishing 73rd.
Seventh graders Finley McCune and Ava Schultz will compete for Freeman. Menno senior Zoe Schaeffer, 64th a year ago, will also compete.
Class B Girls
Centerville and Irene-Wakonda each qualified as a team for the Class B girls’ race.
Centerville, which finished 10th at state a year ago, will feature sophomore Peyton Hansen, freshmen Brooke Blake and Daphne Brouwer, and eighth graders Ashlynn Kruger and Annalisa Stake. Stake was 21st at state a year ago, with Hansen 48th, Kruger 94th and Brouwer 104th.
Irene-Wakonda will feature sophomores Lucy Hansen, Rose Libby and Josalin Turnbaugh, as well as freshmen Ava George and Rebecca Haich. George, competing individually, finished 19th at state a year ago.
Sophomore Elle Hlavac and eighth grader Mina Bjorum will compete for Scotland. Hlavac was 39th at state a year ago, with Bjorum finishing 87th.
Sophomore Lyndsey Chessmore and freshman Jordan Chessmore will compete for Tripp-Delmont-Armour. Jordan Chessmore was 31st a year ago, with Lyndsey Chessmore finishing 73rd.
Seventh graders Finley McCune and Ava Schultz will compete for Freeman. Menno senior Zoe Schaeffer, 64th a year ago, will also compete.
Trappers face off against Flyers at Freeman for the first round of football playoff games.
Kickoff is at 7pm.
Kickoff is at 7pm.
The Menno FFA kids and Ms. Haberman are enjoying the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis as they enjoyed tours at Traders Point Creamery & PTx Trimble.
Next week (October 26-30) we're celebrating Red Ribbon Week — a time to show our commitment to being drug-free and making healthy choices! Join FCCLA as we celebrate with fun dress-up days all week long. See attached flyer for dress up days!
This week's senior spotlight is Jayden Zeeb!
Credit: Fallon Rich
Credit: Fallon Rich
Picture make-up day is on Wednesday, October 28 at 9:30 am.
The varsity VB team lost a tough one in five tonight at home vs AC/DC.
Congrats to the JV Wolves VB team on their win tonight at home vs the AC/DC Thunder. Great teamwork ladies!
🏀 S/M Trappers middle school basketball starts today. Good luck on your season.
Wolves volleyball plays against Andes Central/Dakota Christian (JV and Varsity).
The game is at home; JV plays at 6:15, varsity to follow.
The game is at home; JV plays at 6:15, varsity to follow.
Volleyball report from the Yankton P&D online
Parker-Marion 3, Menno 0
MENNO — Parker-Marion earned a 25-14, 25-21, 25-18 victory over Menno in prep volleyball action on Monday.
Maliyah Nankivel finished with seven kills and four ace serves for Parker-Marion. Taylin Mohr had seven kills and 11 digs. Karli Luke posted 23 assists. Sarah Gullikson had six kills and 10 digs. Katelynn Hertel finished with 28 digs and two ace serves in the victory.
Kylie Guthmiller had five kills, and Ashlynn Fergen posted four kills and 11 digs for Menno. Bailey Neuharth had six assists and nine digs. Ervin Schrock and Emmarie Rames each had 12 digs for the Wolves.
Parker-Marion hosts Flandreau today (Tuesday) in Parker. Menno hosts Andes Central-Dakota Christian today.
Volleyball pics from the Parker/Marion match tonight in Menno.
A huge thank you to Bob Rennolet and the Knights of Columbus!
Trapper Nation we are back for our First Round of Playoffs this Thursday! We are having a Whiteout theme for the game, and if you didn't win "Fan of the Game" these past nine weeks, don't worry! You have another chance!
We want to see you all in Freeman of Thursday night, we want to hear you cheering LOUD, and we want to bring home another Trapper victory!
We want to see you all in Freeman of Thursday night, we want to hear you cheering LOUD, and we want to bring home another Trapper victory!
The Menno National Honor Society invites you all to our Veteran's Day Program on Wednesday November 11th at 2pm. The ceremony is held in the New Gym and is open to the public.
Our program features a performance from our MS/HS Band, Patriotic Pen and Voices of Democracy Speakers, and presentations of Quilts of Honor and Quilts of Valor.
Coffee and Bars will be served afterwards in the Old Gym.
Our program features a performance from our MS/HS Band, Patriotic Pen and Voices of Democracy Speakers, and presentations of Quilts of Honor and Quilts of Valor.
Coffee and Bars will be served afterwards in the Old Gym.
We are having a pep rally in the main hallway on Thursday October 22nd during Power Hour (2:55pm) for State Cross Country and First Round of Football Playoffs!
Middle School Volleyball Season Report from Coach Amanda Wilcoxon.
What an incredible volleyball season! Coaching this group of 6th, 7th, and 8th graders has been a true joy, and I am so proud of how far every single player has come.
Our 6th graders stepped onto the court ready to learn, took every skill they were taught, and successfully brought them into live games. While a few matches didn’t go our way, watching their confidence grow with every serve, pass, and rally was amazing.
Our 7th and 8th graders put together some fantastic games and impressive scoring runs throughout the season. Their growth and experience will make them a huge asset to their teams next year.
Looking ahead to next year, we are sad to see three wonderful 8th graders leave our program, but I wish them all the best as they move on to HS. With nine returning players coming together for our 8th grade team next year, we are in a great position with strong, skilled foundations to hit the ground running.
I’d like to send a huge thank you out to all the players for their hard work, and to the parents for their constant support, driving, and cheering from the stands. I love teaching and coaching this sport and sharing that passion with players and families who love it just as much makes coaching so rewarding!
~Coach Wilcoxon
What an incredible volleyball season! Coaching this group of 6th, 7th, and 8th graders has been a true joy, and I am so proud of how far every single player has come.
Our 6th graders stepped onto the court ready to learn, took every skill they were taught, and successfully brought them into live games. While a few matches didn’t go our way, watching their confidence grow with every serve, pass, and rally was amazing.
Our 7th and 8th graders put together some fantastic games and impressive scoring runs throughout the season. Their growth and experience will make them a huge asset to their teams next year.
Looking ahead to next year, we are sad to see three wonderful 8th graders leave our program, but I wish them all the best as they move on to HS. With nine returning players coming together for our 8th grade team next year, we are in a great position with strong, skilled foundations to hit the ground running.
I’d like to send a huge thank you out to all the players for their hard work, and to the parents for their constant support, driving, and cheering from the stands. I love teaching and coaching this sport and sharing that passion with players and families who love it just as much makes coaching so rewarding!
~Coach Wilcoxon
