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Tuesday - April 21, 2015


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY


Announcements


INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC NOTES
MEET WITH BRYAN GARMAN ON MAY 12
MS NEW BOOK FAIR--OPEN MIC NIGHT IS THIS THURSDAY!
7TH GRADE PARENTS COFFEE
PARENTS INVITED: MS MEETING FOR WORSHIP THIS THURSDAY APRIL 23
ARTHUR LARRABEE WORKSHOP ON FRIENDS DECISION MAKING PROCESS AND PRACTICE-APRIL 27
GAMETIME! BOYS LACROSSE APRIL 21 AND GIRLS CREW APRIL 25
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS AND IMMUNIZATIONS
FRIEND TO FRIEND


Other


COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
MS NEWSLETTER INFORMATION


News Around the School


US NEWS


Principal's Letter


NOTES FROM SALLY
This week’s query: How can we help those in need instead of simply pitying them?
Assembly: The Upper School Chamber Chorus
Important! Today is Founders Day. This annual gathering of the entire school is a SFS tradition. We will all be outside from 10:30 a.m. -1:00 p.m. Please help your child dress for the weather! The Middle School building will be closed during the event.
The Middle School Book Fair is going on all week; look for details elsewhere in the newsletter. Also, we hope that you will support our annual casserole bake; look for those details in the Community Service section.
Congratulations to the cast, crew, and directors of Hairspray, Jr! It was a great show! Found at the Saturday performance: a pair of glasses. If they are yours, you can claim them in the Middle School office.
All current 6th grade families whose children will be continuing at SFS in the fall are strongly encouraged to join us for the Rising 7 Transition Meeting on Monday, May 4th at 7:30 p.m. in the Drama Studio to hear about the structure of the 7/8 program. A light supper will be available at 6:45 p.m. – please come to meet and help welcome our new families. There is also a meeting for families of new rising 6th graders on Thursday, May 14 – current 5th grade families need not attend unless you are part of the reception for new families at 6:45 p.m.
We are celebrating some of our student authors this spring.
Congratulations to these sixth graders for their accolades in the 2015 Folger Sonnet Contest: Marguerite Montagner – 1st place, and Eleanor Walsh – 2nd place.
These students are finalists in the 2015 Letters about Literature Contest: Jacob Albert, Allison Barker, Sydney Benson, Julian Craig, Philip Cullen, Claudia Labson, Amelia LaMotte, Becca Myers, Blair Penn, Danny Werner, and Rosalind Werner-Winslow.
And the new issue of Friends Journal has just arrived with their annual Student Voices section. This year, the theme was Peace, Conflict, and Justice, and six of our students have featured pieces: Amelia LaMotte, Claudia Labson, Imani Thomas, Parker Alexander, Maddi Stewart, Julian Craig, and George Wilson.
We are really proud of these accomplishments!


Announcements


INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC NOTES
5/6 Handchime Choir Friday DEAR period
5/6 String Ensemble Wednesday rehearsal period
7/8 Handbell Choir Tuesday 7:25 a.m. and Friday 11:00 a.m.
7/8 Concert Band Wednesday rehearsal period
7/8 Jazz/Rock Band Thursday 3:45 – 5:00 p.m.

MEET WITH BRYAN GARMAN ON MAY 12
The Parents Association invites all Sidwell Friends Parents to a meeting with Bryan Garman on May 12 at 7:30 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room. Bryan will update us on a number of topics including the Athletics Task Force and the upcoming all school climate survey. Parents Association clerks will also be available to provide information about parents association activities this year and plans for next year. There will be some time for your questions. Please mark this meeting on your calendars. Child Care will be available, please contact Kathi Webb (webbk@sidwell.edu) if you plan to use the child care.

MS NEW BOOK FAIR--OPEN MIC NIGHT IS THIS THURSDAY!
There’s still time. MS SFS families can buy great books at the MS New Book Fair, April 22 through April 24 in the MS Library.
Book Fair Hours:
Tuesday: No Fair (Founder’s Day)
Wednesday: 7:45 a.m.—4 p.m.
Thursday: 7:45 a.m.—6 p.m., Open Mic Night—5 to 6 p.m.
Friday: 7:45 a.m. —4 p.m.
Please join us in the Middle School Library on Thursday, April 23 at 5 p.m. for Open Mic night. Open Mic Night will be a low-key and casual affair where students will have a chance to simply recite one of their favorite poems or read an excerpt from a book. Spaces are still available. Please have your child sign up now in the Middle School Library.
Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted. All proceeds will be used to purchase new books for the Middle School Library. Parent Volunteers are still needed! We especially need help on Thursday and to help break down the fair on Friday afternoon. Please take a look at the Book Fair Sign Up for all dates, volunteer details and to sign-up.
Hope to see you at the Fair!

7TH GRADE PARENTS COFFEE
Please join us for coffee in the Zartman Drawing Room on Thursday anytime between 7:45 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. We have extended the time to 9:30 a.m. so those who would like to go to the All School Meeting for Worship (8:10-8:45 a.m.) may do so and still stop by for coffee either before or after. This is a great time to meet "friends you haven’t met yet” and catch up with those you have.
Hope to see you there!

PARENTS INVITED: MS MEETING FOR WORSHIP THIS THURSDAY APRIL 23
Parents and caregivers are invited to worship with the Middle School staff and students in the Robert L. Smith Meetinghouse this Thursday, April 23, 8:10-8:45 a.m. Please arrive by 8:05 a.m. or earlier to settle in before students arrive.

ARTHUR LARRABEE WORKSHOP ON FRIENDS DECISION MAKING PROCESS AND PRACTICE-APRIL 27
Arthur Larrabee, a recognized authority on Friends decision making and frequent visitor to campus this year will be visiting our community again April 27-29. We are offering members of this community another opportunity to learn more about Friends decision making through a workshop with Arthur on Monday April 27 from 6:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room. Refreshments will be served at 6:00 p.m. in the lobby. The workshop will be helpful for everyone in our community and especially those of you who work with faculty, staff and administrators with the Parents Association. In his workshop Arthur will explain the importance of being in relationship when discussing options and alternatives and the difference between consensus decision making and the search for unity that underpins the Quaker process. He will help participants understand the value, and complexities, of Friends processes, using a set of vignettes, to illustrate his points. We have invited parents and faculty at local Friends Schools and members of local Friends Meetings to attend this session as well, creating a broader community with which to share and learn. Please RSVP to Kathi Webb (webbk@sidwell.edu) if you plan to attend. We plan to provide child care as well for SFS families, please let Kathi know if you would like to use the child care.

GAMETIME! BOYS LACROSSE APRIL 21 AND GIRLS CREW APRIL 25
Boys Lacrosse takes on Tenleytown rival Georgetown Day School TODAY Tuesday April 21. The game starts at 4:00 p.m. on the football field and we’ll be serving pre-game refreshments at 3:30 p.m. in the Class of 1960 Garden behind Zartman House.
Girls Crew will row in the Charlie Butt Regatta along the Potomac River in Georgetown on Saturday April 25. The boats stage out of Thompson’s Boat House where Rock Creek enters the Potomac. There is terrific viewing all along the Georgetown waterfront and there will be cookies and lemonade (and other goodies) under the Sidwell Friends tent. If you’ve never been to a regatta this is a great opportunity to be part of a spectacle and see the outcome of the girls’ daily 5:30 a.m. practices on the Potomac. Happily for regatta fans, the racing won’t start until 8:00 a.m. and will run until early afternoon. The girls race multiple fours and eights. Check the SFS crew team page at http://www.sidwellfriendsrowing.org for a link to more detailed information about event times and water conditions and mark your calendars for a fun Saturday morning in Georgetown.
GAMETIME! is sponsored by the Parents Association and the Athletics Department. Each varsity team has one game each season designated as their GAMETIME! event with cookies, popcorn and drinks provided to fans of all ages. To check the latest athletic schedule please go to http://www.sidwell.edu/athletics.
The next GAMETIME! celebrates boys Tennis and Baseball on Thursday April 30. Refreshments at 3:45, match/game begin at 4:15 p.m.

PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS AND IMMUNIZATIONS
This is a friendly reminder as we begin to prepare for the 2015-2016 school year.
Physical Examinations and Immunizations Required for Attendance: All health-related forms must be submitted online via Magnus Health. No paper health forms will be accepted at the School.
Annual Physical Exams: All students are required to have an annual physical exam during the 12-month period immediately preceding the first day of the school year. You will receive an automated email reminder directly from Magnus Health 6 weeks prior to the expiration of the physical examination. A DC Universal Health Certificate must be completed and signed by a physician or advanced practice nurse and submitted to the School via Magnus Health. (Sign into the Parent Portal and click on the link Update Student Health Information). Parents will be given both oral and written notice if they fail to provide the required form. If after 30 days it has not been submitted, the public health authorities will be notified.
In addition to submission of the DC Universal Health Certificate as described above (12-months prior to first day of school), in order to participate in all school and physical activities, students must update the Vital Health Record (by July 1 within the calendar year), and the Consent to Treat Form (by July 1 within the current calendar year).
If you find that you will not be able to furnish the School with an updated Health Certificate by the expiration date of the last physical examination, you may have the health care practitioner write a note indicating that your child “is cleared to participate in physical and other school related activities until next physical exam scheduled on….” This note will suffice until that scheduled physical exam is completed and should be submitted via Magnus Health.
Immunizations: In accordance with DC law, all students must submit documentation that they have been vaccinated against specific illnesses before the school year begins. Tdap, Meningitis and HPV immunizations are required by the D.C. Department of Health for students 11 years and older entering 6th through 12th grades.
No student will be allowed to attend School without a Certificate of Immunization unless the student has been exempted in accordance with law. In order for a student to be exempted from providing certification of immunization, parents must submit a completed religious or medical exemption form on an annual basis to Magnus Health, via the parent portal on the SFS website.

FRIEND TO FRIEND
TENNIS ROUND ROBIN ON SUNDAY, MAY 17
We hope you and your families will join us on Sunday, May 17 from 3:30 to 7:00 p.m. at the William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center (home of the CitiOpen!) for an afternoon of tennis and fun with community members of all ages and skill sets. Even if you are not a tennis player, come enjoy the food, drinks and fun! Adult tickets cost $50 and student tickets cost $30. Sponsorship opportunities are also available and all proceeds benefit student financial aid. Click here to register today! (https://www.sidwell.edu/support_sfs/events-for-student-scholarship/tennistournament/tennis-round-robin-registration/index.aspx) If you have any questions, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events, at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8442.
SOLD OUT – OUT & ABOUT WITH FACULTY AND FRIENDS
Due to popular demand, the two remaining Out & About with Faculty and Friends (http://www.sidwell.edu/support_sfs/events-for-student-scholarship/book-club/index.aspx) discussions for this school year are sold out. We apologize for the inconvenience. To be added to the wait list for either discussion, please contact Jessie Jacobson, director of special events at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu.
“Revolution Radio: African Protest Music from Soweto to Dakar" with Shields SundbergTuesday, April 28 from 7:00-9:00 p.m.Hill and Dale Records (http://www.hillanddalerecords.com/) in Georgetown
"Lincoln's Last Speech" with Ashish Patwardhan and Steve Steinbach
Wednesday, May 13 from 7:00-9:00 p.m.
President Lincoln's Cottage at the Soldier's Home (www.lincolncottage.org)
MIDDLE SCHOOL GRANDPARENTS AND FRIENDS DAY ON FRIDAY, MAY 8
Grandparents and Friends Day will take place at the Middle School on Friday, May 8 from 1:00 – 3:15 p.m. Limited parking will be available on campus. Registration will be located in the courtyard at the top of the parking garage south stairs. The schedule includes opening remarks by Head of School Bryan Garman and Middle School Principal Sally Selby followed by classroom visits. Photographers will capture special moments during the course of the afternoon. This is a friendly reminder for your student(s)’ grandparents and special friends to RSVP by April 23 to events@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8110. If mobility assistance is required, please include this important information in the RSVP.


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COMMUNITY SERVICE CORNER
Casserole Bake GuidelinesSPRING CASSEROLE BAKE APRIL 27, 28, 29
Join us for the 3rd Annual Middle School Casserole Bake! Students, teachers and families will bake (or buy) casseroles, freeze them and drop them off on 37th St. The folks at Martha's Table will be delighted to receive your homemade or store bought dishes, so get your kitchens ready! You may bring your frozen items to the volunteers on 37th Street during drop off and pick up Monday, April 27, Tuesday, April 28 (remember early dismissal) and Wednesday, April 29. For guidelines and recipe suggestions please read more, and if you would like to volunteer to collect dishes, contact Eva Xanthos at eva.xanthos@verizon.net, Lisa Arrington at arringtonlp@hotmail.com or your Grade Reps.
April 24 - 7th GRADE HANG OUT
April 26 - 5th and 6th grade service club at A Wider Circle: ongoing project to manage the Kids' Corner. Contact Dana.Milbank@washpost.com for additional information.
May 2 - AWC Service Opportunity. Please join us on Saturday May 2 from 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. at A Wider Circle (AWC), 9159 Brockville Road, Silver Spring, Maryland for a family morning of community service. SFS students and families from all three divisions of the school will be moving furniture and organizing household items at AWC's warehouse in Silver Spring. If you are interested in helping out this nonprofit that serves low income families in our community, please contact Mohini Malhotra via mohinimalhotra1@gmail.com or 301.538.3717. A Wider Circle has been voted one of the best charities in our community by the Catalogue of Philanthropy and is a long-standing partner of Sidwell Friends. Coffee and muffins will be provided for sustenance. Thank you for joining in.

QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
Quaker quotes alternate with questions about Quakerism in this newsletter feature. To ask questions about Quaker history or practice or what-have-you—anything you may have wondered about but weren’t sure whom to ask—email our Sidwell Friends Quaker Life Committees’ authors at quakerquestions@sidwell.edu!
TODAY’S QUESTION: How did Quakers come to be a part of the landscape here in North America? From where did they emigrate and why?
The short answer is that historically Quakers had a knack for getting in trouble, especially in England. Early Friends, as they learned ways of living their lives in keeping with their conscience and their beliefs, adopted practices that often ran counter to the starkly classist society of 16th-century monarchical England. Friends saw their habits as a form of witness: refusing to swear oaths and instead affirming to statements, adopting plain speech and addressing those designated to a higher class in a way that others would expect to address peasants, men removing their hats only for God. Understandably, people of high social station tended to experience such practices as baffling acts of willful disrespect, if not treason or apostasy.
The direct result of these and other discordances was that Friends became extraordinarily familiar with the justice system—in fact, many early journals were written in English prisons. Even burning Quakers at the stake was common enough that Friends published a pamphlet on how to help others pass as quickly and with as little pain as possible when thus condemned. The colonies of the “New World” (apart from theocratic ones like Massachusetts Bay) offered a place for Friends to live their lives free of such travails, and many came, especially after William Penn founded Pennsylvania as a Quaker refuge. Ultimately, Friends’ early experiences in England helped inform several of our Constitutional guarantees, including prohibition of cruel and unusual punishments.

MS NEWSLETTER INFORMATION
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School Calendar: Calendar entries that appear in the right column of each Newsletter are automatically generated by the school, not by the Tuesday newsletter editors. Any changes to the school calendar are made through the school scheduling office at scheduling@sidwell.edu.


US NewsTwo Upper School Students qualify for the finals in the Chinese Bridge competition
Students compete in the 10th annual Chinese Bridge US High School Speech Contest in Boston.
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Calendar


Tue, Apr 21st

Founder's Day


Thu, Apr 23rd

7th Gr. Parent Coffee

Zartman Drawing Rm
7:45am - 9:30am


All MS Meeting for Worship - Parents Invited

Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm
8:00am - 8:45am


Fri, Apr 24th

7th Gr. Hangout

Wannan Gym and MS Courtyard (US Dining Room - rain location)
3:30pm - 5:00pm


Mon, Apr 27th

Arthur Larrabee Workshop

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
6:00pm - 9:00pm


Wed, Apr 29th

Rising 5th Gr. Transition Mtg

MS Drama Studio
6:45pm - 9:00pm


Fri, May 1st

6th Grade Party

LS Multipurpose Rm
7:30pm - 9:30pm


US Spring Choral Concert

Robert L. Smith Mtg Rm
7:30pm - 9:30pm


6th Gr. Parent Peer Group Mtg

LS Meeting House
8:00pm - 9:00pm


Sun, May 3rd

US Instrumental Music Spring Concert

AC Theater
2:30pm - 4:30pm


Mon, May 4th

MS PA Steering Comm. Mtg

Rusch Team Rm
8:00am - 9:00am


Rising 7th Gr. Transition mtg

MS Drama Studio
6:45pm - 9:00pm


Thu, May 7th

PA Executive Steering Committee Mtg

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


Grandparents Day - LS

Lower School Campus
12:30pm - 3:30pm


PA Arts Committee Mtg

US Library Board Rm
7:00pm - 9:00pm


Fri, May 8th

Grandparents Day - MS

Courtyard, RLS Meeting Room, MS Classrooms
12:30pm - 3:15pm


Sat, May 9th

Rising 5th Gr. Scavenger Hunt

Wisc. Ave. campus
4:30pm - 5:30pm


6th Grade Pot Luck

off campus
7:00pm - 9:00pm


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Athletics


Tue, Apr 21st

Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:15pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Maret School


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity at Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. Bullis


4:15pm


Wed, Apr 22nd

Baseball - 7/8 A at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


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


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


2:45pm


Track & Field - Girls Varsity at Flint Hill


3:30pm


Track & Field - Boys Varsity at Flint Hill


3:30pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Thu, Apr 23rd

Track & Field - Girls Varsity - Penn Relays


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity - Flint Hill (Lower/MS Campus)


4:30pm


Fri, Apr 24th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity - Penn Relays


Baseball - Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at St. Stephen's & St. Agnes


4:15pm


Sat, Apr 25th

Crew - Girls vs. Charlie Butt Regatta


Tennis - Boys Varsity - NEMA Tournament (McDonogh School)


Track & Field - Boys Varsity - Penn Relays


Baseball - Junior Varsity vs. St. Mary's


10:00am


Baseball - Varsity vs. St. Mary's


12:00pm


Sun, Apr 26th

Tennis - Boys Varsity - NEMA Tournament (McDonogh School)


Mon, Apr 27th

Softball - 7/8 A vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. Flint Hill


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A at Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. Flint Hill


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at Heights


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at Bethesda Chevy Chase HS


5:00pm


Tue, Apr 28th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Last Chance


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Last Chance


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Washington International


4:00pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at Madeira


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Flint Hill


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity at Potomac School


5:00pm


Lacrosse - Girls Junior Varsity at Madeira


5:30pm


Wed, Apr 29th

Baseball - 7/8 A vs. Bullis


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 A at Maret School


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 B at Maret School


2:45pm


Track & Field - Girls 7/8 - SFS Meet


2:45pm


Track & Field - Boys 7/8 - SFS Meet


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Prep


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Georgetown Prep


4:15pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Wilson H.S.


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. Bethesda Chevy Chase HS


5:00pm


Thu, Apr 30th

Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. Bullis


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 A vs. Bullis


2:45pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Episcopal High School


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity at Holton-Arms


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. St. James School


4:30pm


Fri, May 1st

Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Draper


Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Draper


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. St. Albans


4:00pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Bullis


4:15pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at Sandy Spring


4:15pm


Sat, May 2nd

Crew - Girls vs. Ted Phoenix Regatta - Lower Boat Championships


Softball - Varsity - vs. Falls Church HS


11:30am


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Draper


12:00pm


Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Draper


12:00pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at Wilson H.S.


1:30pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. St. James School


2:00pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at St. James School


2:00pm


Baseball - Varsity - Double Header


4:00pm


Mon, May 4th

Track & Field - Girls Varsity - "B" ISL Championships


Track & Field - Boys Varsity - "B" MAC Championships


Baseball - 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. St. Albans


2:30pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. St. Albans


2:30pm


Softball - 7/8 B at Holton-Arms


2:45pm


Softball - Junior Varsity vs. Holton-Arms


4:30pm


Tue, May 5th

Tennis - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament


Softball - Varsity at Wilson H.S.


4:00pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Landon


4:15pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at Potomac School


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls Junior Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


5:15pm


Baseball - Varsity at Flint Hill


5:30pm


Wed, May 6th

Softball - Junior Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Thu, May 7th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity - ISL Tournament (higher seed)


Tennis - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament (higher seed)


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A vs. St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Fri, May 8th

Baseball - Junior Varsity at Riverdale Baptist


4:30pm


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. ISL Championship


4:30pm


Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. MAC Championships


4:30pm


Softball - Varsity - ISL Tournament (higher seed)


5:30pm


Sat, May 9th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity - ISL Tournament (higher seed)


Crew - Girls vs. VASRA Championship - Upper Boat Championships


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. ISL Championship


8:30am


Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. MAC Championships


8:30am


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. MAC Championships


10:00am


Baseball - Varsity - MAC Tournament


10:00am


Softball - Varsity - ISL Tournament


12:00pm


Sun, May 10th

Track & Field - Girls Varsity - ISL Championships - Rain Date


Track & Field - Boys Varsity - MAC Championships - Rain Date


Softball - Varsity vs. ISL Championship


1:00pm


Mon, May 11th

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. ISL Finals


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity - MAC Tournament (higher seed)


Baseball - 7/8 A vs. St. Albans


2:30pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. St. Albans


2:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Baseball - Varsity - MAC Tournament


5:30pm


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