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Sunday - February 21, 2016


Principal's Letter


MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU
RE-ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2016/17 SCHOOL YEAR
CAPITAL CASE STUDIES PROGRAM FOR JUNIORS & JR PARENTS


Announcements


UPPER SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM REGISTRATION
ARTRAGEOUS FEEDBACK SOUGHT
COMMUNITY SERVICE GRADUATION REQUIREMENT


Events


FINAL CALL: A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS EVENT SPONSORS AND PROGRAM ADVERTISERS
REGISTER FOR A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS TODAY!
UPCOMING EVENTS: OUT & ABOUT WITH FACULTY AND FRIENDS
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2016 NEXT-TO-NEW SALE
SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2016 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN
10TH GRADE FAMILIES: CASSEROLE BAKE TODAY, FEB. 21
PARENTING AND PEER GROUP SPEAKER
FRIENDLY REWINDERS PLAYBACK THEATRE PERFORMANCE: FEB. 27
AN ARTRAGEOUS THANK YOU AND UPCOMING EVENT
CELEBRATION FOR SALLY SELBY


Other


QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
EJC CORNER CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH


News Around the School


US NEWS


LS NEWS


Principal's Letter


MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU
Dear Friends,
It was great to see so many of you at Wednesday evening’s Curriculum Overview. For those of you who missed the program, I am including the link below to the web page where you can find a copy of the PowerPoint presentation and the 2016/17 Curriculum Guide.
http://www.sidwell.edu/upper-school/academics/index.aspx
If you have any questions about the various course options or the course selection process, please reach out to your child’s advisor. Assistant Principal and Academic Dean Min Kim is also available to assist you.
The cast and crew of the musical Working, based on Studs Terkel’s best-selling book of interviews with American workers, have been working tirelessly to prepare for the March 11-13 performances. Please book your tickets now! The box office link is below.
http://www.sidwell.edu/arts/box-office/index.aspx
The third quarter is a short quarter, ending March 3. Report cards will be posted on March 18. If you have any questions or concerns about your child’s progress this quarter, please reach out to your child’s advisor.
Despite the freezing temperatures, spring break is just three weeks away!
Warmly,
Mamadou
Mamadou Guèye
Upper School Principal
Upcoming Events:
February 23, 11th Grade Parent Coffee with US Administration, RLS Meeting Room, 8:00 a.m.
February 25, Online course sign-up begins
February 26, Winter P.E. ends
February 26, Arts Guild, RLS Meeting Room, 7:00 p.m.
February 29, 11th grade US History research paper due
March 1, 9th Grade Parent Coffee with US Administration, RLS Meeting Room, 8:00 a.m.
March 2, 10th Grade Parent Coffee with US Administration, RLS Meeting Room, 8:00 a.m.
March 3, 12th Grade Parent Coffee with US Administration, RLS Meeting Room, 8:00 a.m.
March 3, Third quarter ends
March 4, US Report Writing Day, no classes
March 11-13, US Musical, Working
March 18, Report cards posted on Educator Online
March 18-28, Spring break

RE-ENROLLMENT FOR THE 2016/17 SCHOOL YEAR
Re-enrollment for current students is in full swing. You should have received an e-mail from Bryan Garman with the link to the re-enrollment contract on February 1. You can also access the contract by logging in to the Parent Portal. If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office at 202-537-8111. Contracts must be received by February 28.

CAPITAL CASE STUDIES PROGRAM FOR JUNIORS & JR PARENTS
The 1st Capital Case Studies Program (a joint mock college admissions case study program with GDS) will be held at the Georgetown Day School campus on February 23 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. (arrive by 6:45 p.m.) RSVP is required by February 16: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/69JGF2L. There will be a mini-college fair after the program with participating colleges. This is an optional joint college program for juniors and junior parents only.


Announcements


UPPER SCHOOL NEWSPAPER
Horizon_info.docxDid you know that you can subscribe to Horizon, the student newspaper? For only $25/year, you can stay updated with all of the issues and developments concerning the Upper School campus. See the attachment for more information.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT EXAM REGISTRATION
Advanced Placement Exam Registration is now available online (https://www.sidwell.edu/upper-school/ap-test-registration/index.aspx). If you are taking an AP exam at Sidwell Friends School, you must register online by 11:59 p.m., Monday, March 14, 2016. For the 2016 school year, the cost is $92.00 per exam. A confirmation will be delivered to the parent e-mail address indicated on the page to verify that the registration process has been successfully completed.
If you have questions, please feel free to contact Cory Zimmerman, AP coordinator.

ARTRAGEOUS FEEDBACK SOUGHT
To help with planning for future events, please take a minute to fill out our survey or e-mail your comments about ArtRageous to PA.Arts@sidwell.edu.

COMMUNITY SERVICE GRADUATION REQUIREMENT
The Office of Global Initiatives and Service Learning has resources for students to engage with our wider DC community for the Sidwell Friends School 60 community service hours graduation requirement. Students are invited to come to the GISL office (222) to work together to find a project. Tenth graders need to start thinking about and planning what they will do for their service requirement. Juniors must submit their contract by April 1, 2016. The supervisor and student evaluations must be submitted by August 29, 2016. There are still a few seniors missing paperwork. Please see Ms. Sumka if you received an e-mail from our office. Students received a brief list of some of the community partners and sites that Sidwell Friends Students have worked with in the past. Please contact the organizations directly about setting up an independent volunteer project. Required forms are outside room 222 and on the service learning website.


Events


FINAL CALL: A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS EVENT SPONSORS AND PROGRAM ADVERTISERS
This is our final call for event sponsors and program advertisers for the 2016 spring fundraiser, A Night for Scholars, which will take place on Saturday, April 9, 2016, in the Sidwell Friends Athletic Center, featuring special guest Abby Wambach. All proceeds benefit student financial aid at Sidwell Friends.
The success of this event will need the support of many individuals and businesses. By advertising in the event program and becoming an event sponsor, your business will be showcased to more than 8,000 members of the Sidwell Friends community. View the Event Sponsorship Agreement and Program Advertising Agreement .
The deadline for advertising and sponsorship is February 26, 2016. Questions? Please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8442. Thank you for your support of our efforts to raise money for student financial aid.

REGISTER FOR A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS TODAY!
Check your e-mail inbox. Your A Night for Scholars invitation is waiting! This year’s spring fundraiser will continue a 45-year tradition of philanthropy in support of student financial aid at Sidwell Friends. Join us on Saturday, April 9, 2016, at 6:30 p.m. in the Athletic Center for an unforgettable evening featuring special guest Abby Wambach---athlete, activist, and inspiration. To learn more about this year’s new format, please click here. Postcard invitations will drop next week.
Abby will also address the students on Saturday in a special Collection from 4:00-5:00 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room. This separate event is complimentary to students from all three divisions (including Lower School parents) and young alumni in classes 2012 to 2015. RSVP for this separate event by clicking the "Purchase your ticket" link below.

Tickets are now on sale! Sponsorship opportunities are available. Purchase your ticket today! There are a limited number of tickets available. Please RSVP no later than March 31. For questions, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at 202-537-8442 or jacobsonj@sidwell.edu.
Thank you for your support of our efforts to raise money for student financial aid at Sidwell Friends.

UPCOMING EVENTS: OUT & ABOUT WITH FACULTY AND FRIENDS
Join us for Out & About with Faculty and Friends, formerly the Book Club and Lecture Series, which will feature evening discussions hosted at various locations in the city, including private residences. Topics or books are selected in advance, and discussions are led by an esteemed faculty member who is a subject matter expert. Tickets to each discussion are $40.00 per person or $75.00 per couple. All net proceeds benefit student financial aid. View the 2016 schedule below. Space is limited and we encourage you to register online early. If you have questions about Out & About with Faculty and Friends, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8442. Thank you for your support.

Monday, March 14, 2016, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Normalizing Diversity in Children's Literature
with Angela Smith
Hosted by Mei Xu and Alessandro Rebucci
Register now!

Tuesday, April 26, 2016, 7:00-9:00 p.m.
Ecosystems in Our Backyard: Exploring Natural History Field Studies at the Audubon Naturalist Society
with Ann Fieldhouse, Margaret Pennock, and Paula Wang
Hosted at Woodend Nature Sanctuary
Register now!

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2016 NEXT-TO-NEW SALE
Sidwell Friends’ popular sale of quality used items will return next October, and we need your help to make this event more successful than ever! We need your help organizing and pricing donations, cashiering, assisting on Charity Day, etc. Whether you have one hour of time to give or more, we strongly encourage you to volunteer for the Next-to-New Sale. This is a great way to meet other members of the Sidwell Friends community and support student financial aid. If you’re interested in volunteering one hour or more, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8442.

SEEKING VOLUNTEERS FOR 2016 TENNIS ROUND ROBIN
The SFS Tennis Round Robin is coming! This year’s event will celebrate the continued growth of our tennis program and gather SFS tennis enthusiasts of all ages and skill sets for a day of matches and fun. Please save the date for the SFS Tennis Tournament to take place on Sunday, May 22, from 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center (home of the Washington Tennis and Education Foundation and the CitiOpen). If you’re interested in helping recruit players and sponsors, please reach out to co-chairs Eleni Rossides ’85 at erossides@wtef.org or Raina Fishbane at raina.fishbane@verizon.net. Thank you for your support!

10TH GRADE FAMILIES: CASSEROLE BAKE TODAY, FEB. 21
The sophomore casserole bake takes place TODAY, Sunday, February 21, in the Upper School dining hall. At this annual event, 10th grade students and their families assemble 200 casseroles that will be delivered to Martha’s Table and Central Union Mission. Thank you to everyone who has agreed to donate ingredients and to volunteer their time. Donations can be dropped off in the dining hall.
We look forward to your participation. This is always a great event.
Your 10th Grade Reps,
Marlin Dohlman - marlin.dohlman@gmail.com
Anita Goel - anitabgoel@gmail.com
Betsy Lobel - dblobel2@aol.com
Patricia Potts - MrsPVP@aol.com

PARENTING AND PEER GROUP SPEAKER
The Parenting and Peer Group Committee, along with your Grade Representatives, warmly invite you to a parent peer group meeting on Tuesday, March 8, from 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room.
Judge Brian Kim, a former Sidwell Friends parent, will speak on some of the legal ramifications for parents and teens regarding alcohol consumption. Come hear answers to questions such as: What if my child is at a party where there is alcohol but they are not drinking? What if I host a gathering of teenagers and alcohol is present, but I did not provide it and did not know it was there? And much, much more. Here is your chance to hear from a former sitting judge in Montgomery County about what you as a parent need to know. After Judge Kim speaks, the group will split up by grade for facilitated discussions. We look forward to seeing everyone! Light refreshments will be served.

FRIENDLY REWINDERS PLAYBACK THEATRE PERFORMANCE: FEB. 27
Please join Friendly Rewinders Playback Theatre for "CTRL + ALT + DEL: Stories of Restarting and Remembering."
We reboot our computers, ourselves, our dreams, our relationships. What are the consequences of a restart? What is important to remember?
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2:00 p.m.
Sidwell Friends Middle School Drama Studio
3962 37th Street NW, Washington DC
Admission is free; free-will offerings for Friends of Guest House will be accepted at the door.
For reservations, call 202-537-8150 or e-mail mundayb@sidwell.edu.
For more information on Guest House, please visit friendsofguesthouse.org.

AN ARTRAGEOUS THANK YOU AND UPCOMING EVENT
Thanks to all of you who made Artrageous 2016 a fun afternoon. To the many performers, parent volunteers, and faculty and staff who shared their expertise, we say thank you. To those of you who came for entertainment and to explore your inner artist at our craft tables and master classes, we hope you had a good time. Thanks also to the many student groups who provided sustaining chili, pizza, cupcakes, cookies, floats, hot chocolate, and water. The Arts Committee welcomes your feedback and suggestions. Please take a minute to fill out the simple survey here or e-mail your comments to PA.Arts@sidwell.edu.
On February 16 at 7:00 p.m. in Zartman House Drawing Room, the Arts Committee will have its post-Artrageous potluck celebration and meeting to discuss the future of Artrageous. We encourage you to attend if you were one of those who had fun, helped, and/or would like to see this tradition continue. If you would like to bring a dish to share, please sign up here.
Artrageous photos are posted on the SmugMug link at the bottom of our website (the green happy face). Check this link to see the stop-motion animation videos: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5TyipvebSo&list=PLFxk5R3HIjheCFcPM0Aw3FH7_ajdzieiM&index=1.

CELEBRATION FOR SALLY SELBY
Mark your calendars now! Please join us to celebrate Sally’s Sidwell Friends tenure at a Celebration for Sally during the final all-School PA meeting on Monday, May 16, at 7:00 p.m. Say your final farewells to our beloved principal at one of the Goodbye Coffees with Sally on Friday, June 3, and Monday, June 6, from 7:45-8:30 a.m. More details will be coming soon.
In the meantime, we are still in the very early stages of planning and are reaching out to our extremely talented parent community to help out. If you would like to volunteer, please do take a look at our Celebration Sign-up. Thank you. ---Renee Fried, MS co-clerk


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QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
Quaker quotes on equality:
"If we desire a society of peace, then we cannot achieve such a society through violence. If we desire a society without discrimination, then we must not discriminate against anyone in the process of building this society. If we desire a society that is democratic, then democracy must become a means as well as an end." ---Bayard Rustin, March 17, 1912–August 24, 1987
Bayard? Rustin was born into a Quaker family in West Chester, Pennsylvania, and became a leader in the movement for civil and gay rights. He is credited for introducing Martin Luther King Jr. to the idea of nonviolence as a strategy for social change. King relied on Rustin to organize the March on Washington despite anxiety within the movement leadership that his homosexuality would undermine the cause.

"Men, their rights, and nothing more; women, their rights, and nothing less." ---Susan B. Anthony, February 15,1820-March 13, 1906 ?
Susan B. Anthony was born into a Quaker family of abolitionists in Massachusetts and collected anti-slavery petitions as a teenager. She was a leading suffragist whose attempt to vote in 1872 and whose subsequent arrest formed the basis for the Anthony Amendment, a bill to grant women suffrage rights. Forty-eight years later, this became the 19th Amendment to the US Constitution.
?Quaker quotes and questions are intended to deepen the understanding of Quakerism in the Sidwell Friends School community. Suggestions and questions may be directed to Cynthia Richie Terrell at ctcabin@gmail.com?.

EJC CORNER CELEBRATES BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Two articles of interest:
The first article with the history and information on Black History Month is from history professor Daryl Michael Scott of Howard University; the second is from the website History.com.

http://asalh.net/blackhistorymonthorigins.html
by Daryl Michael Scott for ASALH at www.asalh.org. E-mail: dms@darylmichaelscott.com.
The story of Black History Month begins in Chicago during the
late summer of 1915. An alumnus of the University of Chicago with many friends in the city, Carter G. Woodson traveled from Washington, DC, to participate in a national celebration of the 50th anniversary of emancipation sponsored by the State of Illinois. Thousands of African Americans traveled from across the country to see exhibits highlighting the progress their people had made since the destruction of slavery. Awarded a doctorate in Harvard three years earlier, Woodson joined the other exhibitors with a black history display. Despite being held at the Coliseum, the site of the 1912 Republican Convention, an overflow crowd of 6,000 to 12,000 waited outside for their turn to view the exhibits. Inspired by the three-week celebration, Woodson decided to form an organization to promote the scientific study of black life and history before leaving town. On September 9, Woodson met at the Wabash YMCA with A. L. Jackson and three others and formed the Association for the Study of Negro Life and History (ASNLH).
http://www.history.com/topics/black-history/black-history-month
Black History Month, or National African American History Month, is an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of African Americans in US history. The event grew out of “Negro History Week,” the brainchild of noted historian Carter G. Woodson and other prominent African Americans. Since 1976, every US president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating black history.
Please e-mail the head of the EJC, Phillip McAdoo, with any questions or comments at mcadoop@sidwell.edu.


US NewsChoral and Instrumental Ensembles Dazzle in Winter Concerts
Article originally shared in the Horizon: Repertoire ranges from 16th century Renaissance to Snarky Puppy
Read MoreMei Fong announced as the 34th Annual John Fisher Zeidman '79 Memorial Lecturer
Mei will address students and the community on March 16.
Read MoreA bold BSU show
Students explore what it means to be black.
Read More"CRTL+ALT+DEL: Stories of Restarting and Remembering"
Upper School Playback Theatre troupe performs Saturday, February 27.
Read MoreFootball Takes DC State Championship
Article originally shared in the Horizon: Seniors avenge last year’s finals loss against Eastern
Read MoreCross Country Celebrates Success
Article originally shared in the Horizon: The Boys and Girls Cross Country teams have a relationship unlike other single sex sports teams. For the most part, they eat together at past dinners every Friday night, attend the same races on Saturdays, and share each other’s success.
Read More


LS NewsA lesson for the history books
The 4th grade visits with Master Chinese Calligrapher John Wang
Read More


Upper School Weekly E-Newsletter Submissions

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The Upper School Weekly E-Newsletter is a forum for communication among parents and is designed to provide announcements concerning school events or information. E-newsletter submissions should be filled out at www.sidwell.edu/submit.


Calendar


Sun, Feb 21st

10th Grade Casserole Bake

US Dining Room
12:00pm - 2:00pm


Mon, Feb 22nd

PA Welcome Committee Meetiing

Alumni Lounge
8:15am - 9:30am


Tue, Feb 23rd

11th Gr. Parent Coffee with US Administration

RLS Meeting Room
8:00am - 8:45am


The Capital Case Studies Program for Juniors & Junior Parents/Optional Joint College Program with GDS

Georgetown Day School
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Wed, Feb 24th

Girls Softball Introductory Meeting

Rusch Team Room
12:30pm - 1:00pm


SFS Rowing Orientation Meeting for Parents

Choral Music Room
6:00pm - 8:00pm


Girls' Lacrosse Parent Meeting

Rusch Team Room
6:30pm - 7:30pm


Fri, Feb 26th

PA Division Clerks

Alumni Lounge
7:30am - 10:00am


9th Grade Parent Coffee

off campus
8:00am - 9:00am


US Arts Guild

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Mon, Feb 29th

US PA with US Administration

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Tue, Mar 1st

9th Gr. Parent Coffee with US Administration

RLS Meeting Room
8:00am - 8:45am


Wed, Mar 2nd

10th Gr. Parent Coffee with US Administration

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
8:00am - 8:45am


Thu, Mar 3rd

Lower School Closed - Parent Conferences


12th Gr. Parent Coffee with US Administration

Choral Music Room
8:00am - 8:45am


PA Executive Steering Committee Meeting

Rusch Team Room
8:30am - 9:30am


Comedy Club

Caplin Theater
12:00pm - 1:00pm


Fri, Mar 4th

Lower School Closed - Parent Conferences


SFS MS & US Closed


Cappella Choral Concert

Caplin Theater
6:30pm - 10:00pm


Sat, Mar 5th

High School Invitational Jazz Fest

Georgetown Day School
12:00pm - 5:00pm


Mon, Mar 7th

Senior Event Committee Meeting

Choral Music Room
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Tue, Mar 8th

US Parent Peer Group Meeting

RLS Meeting Room
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Wed, Mar 9th

Track Meeting for US parents

Rusch Team Room
5:30pm - 7:30pm


Thu, Mar 10th

MS Meeting for Worship

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
8:00am - 8:45am


Fri, Mar 11th

US MUSICAL - "WORKING"

Caplin Theater
8:00pm - 10:00pm

Visit this Link


Sat, Mar 12th

US MUSICAL - "WORKING"

Caplin Theater
8:00pm - 10:00pm

Visit this Link


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Athletics


Mon, Feb 22nd

Basketball - Girls 7/8 A at Potomac School


2:45pm


Basketball - Girls 7/8 B vs. Potomac School


2:45pm


Basketball - Boys 7/8 B vs. Flint Hill


2:45pm


Basketball - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Basketball - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


5:45pm


Tue, Feb 23rd

Basketball - Girls Junior Varsity at Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Basketball - Girls Varsity at Georgetown Day


5:30pm


Wed, Feb 24th

Basketball - Boys 7/8 A vs. Mater Dei


2:30pm


Basketball - Boys 7/8 B at Mater Dei


2:30pm


Basketball - Boys 7/8 C at Mater Dei


2:30pm


Basketball - Girls 7/8 A vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Basketball - Girls 7/8 B vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Basketball - Girls 7/8 C vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Thu, Feb 25th

Basketball - Girls 7/8 C at Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Basketball - Boys 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Squash - P.E. Class (Co-Ed) vs. National Cathedral School


4:15pm


Fri, Feb 26th

Wrestling - Varsity - National Prep @ Lehigh University


Basketball - Girls Varsity - ISL Tournament Higher Seed


5:00pm


Basketball - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament Higher Seed


6:30pm


Sat, Feb 27th

Wrestling - Varsity - National Preps @ Lehigh University


Basketball - Girls Varsity vs. ISL Tournament


11:00am - 3:00pm


Basketball - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament Semi Finals


4:00pm - 8:00pm


Sun, Feb 28th

Basketball - Girls Varsity vs. ISL Tournament


1:00pm


Basketball - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament Finals


5:00pm


Mon, Feb 29th

Basketball - Girls Varsity vs. DCSAA Tournament


6:00pm


Basketball - Boys Varsity vs. DCSAA Tournament


6:00pm


Tue, Mar 1st

Basketball - Girls Varsity - DCSAA Tournament


6:00pm


Basketball - Boys Varsity - DCSAA Tournament


6:00pm


Thu, Mar 3rd

Basketball - Girls Varsity - DCSAA Semi Finals @ Verizon Center


Sat, Mar 5th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity - Play Day


9:30am


Sun, Mar 6th

Basketball - Girls Varsity - DCSAA Finals @ GWU


Mon, Mar 7th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. Bishop McNamara


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls Junior Varsity at Bishop McNamara


4:30pm


Tue, Mar 8th

Lacrosse - Boys Varsity - Scrimmage vs. Walter Johnson


4:00pm


Softball - Varsity at Wakefield HS


4:30pm


Wed, Mar 9th

Lacrosse - Girls Junior Varsity vs. National Cathedral School


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Calverton


4:15pm


Thu, Mar 10th

Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at St. Albans


4:30pm


Fri, Mar 11th

Softball - Varsity vs. Scrimmage vs. Heritage HS


5:00pm


Sat, Mar 12th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. DC Classic vs. Maret


10:00am


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. DC Classic vs. St. John's


11:00am


Baseball - Varsity - Scrimmage vs. Cardozo


11:00am


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