| MARQUEE HEADLINES |
| CALENDAR |
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SATURDAY |
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2nd & 3rd grade Lego Team to compete in First
Lego League State Competition, Clemson University |
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SUNDAY |
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Junior Class departs for class retreat at
Kanuga Conference Center, Hendersonville, N.C. |
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Week of March 8 |
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MONDAY |
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Junior Class Retreat, Kanuga Conference Center,
Hendersonville, N.C. |
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3:00-5:00 PM, Sophomores order class rings,
upper school media center, $75 deposit required |
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TUESDAY |
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Juniors return from class retreat |
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Brownie meeting |
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WEDNESDAY |
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THURSDAY |
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SCISA State Music Festival, University of South
Carolina School of Music, Columbia |
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2:30 PM, Informational meeting for equestrian
team, multipurpose room |
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FRIDAY |
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10:00 AM, 6th grade drama production for PS, K
& 1st, multipurpose room |
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Registration for Advanced Placement Exams ends |
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SATURDAY |
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SAT |
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Week of March 15 |
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MONDAY |
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TUESDAY |
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WEDNESDAY |
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9:00 AM, Kindergarten to Columbia City Ballet's
"Lion King," Patriot Hall |
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THURSDAY |
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9:30 AM, Preschool to visit Learning Center,
University of South Carolina Sumter |
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FRIDAY |
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9:00 AM, Preschool & 1st grade to Columbia City
Ballet's "Lion King," Patriot Hall |
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3:30 PM, High school drama production, "Jungle
Book," multipurpose room |
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7:00 PM, High school drama production, "Jungle
Book," multipurpose room |
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SATURDAY |
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3:30 PM, High school drama production, "Jungle
Book," multipurpose room |
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Week of March 22 |
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MONDAY |
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Stanford Achievement Testing, 1st-8th grades |
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7:00 PM, High school drama production, "Jungle
Book," multipurpose room |
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TUESDAY |
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Stanford Achievement Testing, 1st-8th grades |
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WEDNESDAY |
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Stanford Achievement Testing, 1st-8th grades |
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THURSDAY |
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Stanford Achievement Testing, 1st-8th grades |
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3rd & 4th Art Camp |
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FRIDAY |
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Stanford Achievement Testing, 1st-8th grades |
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3rd & 4th grade Art Camp |
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SATURDAY |
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3rd & 4th grade Art Camp |
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Week of March 29 |
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MONDAY |
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TUESDAY |
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Brownie meeting |
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WEDNESDAY |
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THURSDAY |
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10:00 AM, Grandfriends Day Program, Nash
Student Center |
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12:00 PM, early dismissal for all grades |
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FRIDAY |
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No school - Spring Break begins |
| ANNOUNCEMENTS |
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Senior Kathleen Hines and sophomore Chappell
Moseley received ratings of "Excellent" for their performances at
the Palmetto Drama Association Festival held at the University of
South Carolina-Aiken. Junior Joseph DuRant received an
honorable mention for acting, and the high school drama
competition team received an honorable mention for the one-act
play "Next." |
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Seniors Josh Glenn & Emmie Harvin received the
Belk Scholarship, valued at $48,000, from Presbyterian College. |
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The new equestrian team will have an
informational meeting for boys and girls in grades 5-11 at 2:30 PM
on Thursday, March 11 in the multipurpose room. |
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The Middle School Quiz Bowl Team won the SCISA
State Championship. Members of the team are eighth-graders
Ken Ballard, Daniel Conner, Claire Estep, Scott Harvin, Justin
Schaare & Tripp Whaley. |
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Senior Max Stroebel received the National
Buckeye Scholarship, valued at $28,000, and the Provost
Scholarship, valued at $8,400, from The Ohio State University. |
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Registration for the Advanced Placement Exams
is from March 1-12. A deposit of $15 is required to reserve
an exam. Students are to please see their AP teacher to
register for an exam. |
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Businesses who would like to purchase a sign
for the baseball field are asked to please call Mrs. Nina Stroebel
at 469-4482. |
| ATHLETICS |
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The varsity baseball team (2-0) defeated Ben
Lippen School 11-1 & Calhoun Academy 13-3. |
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The varsity soccer team (2-0) defeated Ben
Lippen 1-0 & Augusta Christian School 9-2. |
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The varsity softball team (1-0) defeated Ben
Lippen 18-2. |
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The tennis team (1-0) defeated Ben Lippen 9-0. |
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The JV baseball team (1-0) defeated Ben Lippen
10-0. |
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The JV soccer team (0-0-1) tied Ben Lippen 1-1. |
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The JV softball team (1-0) defeated Ben Lippen
15-2. |
Basketball Georgia Independent School
Assoc./S.C. Independent School Assoc. All-Star Teams:
Boys: Josh Glenn & Wesley Talley
Girls: Ryane Kinder |
Basketball SCISA North/South All-Star Teams:
Boys: Will Duffy & Claude Lathan
Girls: Ansley Ard & Alston James |
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Wesley Talley was named to the All-State
Tournament Team for basketball. |
Basketball All-Conference Teams:
Boys: Will Duffy, Josh Glenn (Co-Conference Player of the Year),
Claude Lathan & Wesley Talley (Co-Conference Player of the Year)
Mr. Eddie Talley was named the Boys Conference Coach of the Year
Girls: Ansley Ard, Alston James & Ryane Kinder |
Basketball All-Conference Tournament Teams:
Boys: Josh Glenn, Claude Lathan & Wesley Talley (Tournament Most
Valuable Player)
Girls: Ansley Ard (Tournament Most Valuable Player), Emily Cain,
Alston James & Ryane Kinder |
Winter Athletic Awards
Britton Academic Award
Katie Cunningham & Max Stroebel
Varsity Boys Basketball
Will Duffy - Coach's Award
Josh Glenn - Most Valuable Player
Claude Lathan - Best Offensive Player
Zach Martin - Pitts Harris Award
Wesley Talley - Best Defensive Player
JV Boys Basketball
Cody Clark - Coach's Award
Drew McDuffie - Best All-Around Player
Matthew McMillan - Best Offensive Player
Paris Tindal - Best Defensive Player
Varsity Girls Basketball
Ansley Ard - Most Valuable Player
Emily Cain - Best Defensive Player
Alston James - Lady Baron Award
Ryane Kinder - Best Offensive Player
Victoria Thomas - Most Improved Player
JV Girls Basketball
Annabelle Dallery - Best Offensive Player
Maggie Goodson - Coach's Award
Jamie McElveen - Best Defensive Player
Alex Wells - Most Improved Player
Bowling
Travis Geddings - Most Improved Player
Philip Jordan - Most Valuable Player
Kaleb Lecher - Coach's Award |
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The bowling team (8-2) finished 2nd in the
SCISA
state bowling tournament. |
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The varsity boys basketball team (24-5), which
won the Conference Championship and Conference Tournament
Championship, advanced to the semifinal of the 3A state tournament. |
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The varsity girls basketball team (23-5)
was the Co-Conference Champion and Conference Tournament Champion
and advanced to quarterfinals of the 3A state tournament. |
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The JV boys basketball team won the Conference
Championship and Conference Tournament Championship and finished
the season with a record of 16-3. |
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The JV girls basketball team finished the
season with a record of 13-5. |
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The B boys basketball team finished
the season with a record of 16-1. |
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The B girls basketball team finished the season with a record of 10-4. |
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