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Sunday - April 17, 2016


Principal's Letter


MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU


Announcements


STUDENT PHOTO AND INTERVIEW
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
SIDWELL SUMMER STUDIES: NEW COURSE OFFERING
KID POWER LEADERSHIP ACADEMY


Events


BETHESDA FRIENDS MEETING: VIOLIN CONCERT: APRIL 26
DON'T MISS SPRING FLING
OUT & ABOUT WITH FACULTY AND FRIENDS: APRIL 26
A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS: THANK YOU!
VOLUNTEER AT THE 2016 NEXT-TO-NEW SALE
TENNIS ROUND ROBIN: MAY 7
CONVERSATION WITH PHILIP AND SHOSHANNA: THIS WEEK
GAMETIME! GIRLS' LACROSSE
WHAT TECH-HEALTHY FAMILIES NEED TO KNOW: APRIL 20
US STUDENTS REFLECT ON CONGO AND RWANDA
A READING CELEBRATING HAYES DAVIS'S DEBUT POETRY COLLECTION
BLACK STUDENT UNION ANNUAL GO-GO
CELEBRATION FOR SALLY


Other


QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
BFM BLACK LIVES MATTER


News Around the School


MS NEWS


Principal's Letter


MESSAGE FROM MAMADOU
Dear Friends,
The longer, warmer spring days have infused our students with renewed energy and joy. Students are happily congregating in the campus courtyards and gardens at lunch and in their free time, taking in the sunlight and fresh air.
In two weeks, we bid farewell to our seniors, who will be finished with their Upper School coursework and will embark upon their senior projects. Seniors will take their senior exams the week of April 25-29, with April 29 the last day of classes for them.
Last weekend, under the direction of John Touchton, our Upper School Chorus delivered two exceptional performances, first at A Night for Scholars, and then the following day with the Apollo Orchestra. I hope you were able to catch their extraordinary performances. Congratulations to John Touchton and our wonderful Chorus!
At Wednesday’s Collection, students marked the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death with a talented group of young actors from the acting company We Happy Few, who performed delightful scenes from Much Ado about Nothing.
One of our Upper School students is being recognized for her poetry at the 2016 Parkmont Poetry Festival. If your child is interested in writing and publishing their poems, please encourage them to reach out to Hayes Davis, the advisor of our literary journal The Quarterly.
I also wanted to remind you that the AP Exam period will take place May 2-13. Juniors will not be assigned major assessments during this time. On May 4, the day of the English literature AP Exam, junior classes will be canceled, so juniors who take the exam will be dismissed from school following the exam. Juniors who are not taking the AP Exam on May 4 will be excused from school. Sophomores will take a practice ACT exam on May 4, and 9th graders will have a special field trip to the National Zoo. Specific details about these programs will be forthcoming.
Warmly,
Mamadou
Mamadou Guèye
Upper School Principal
Upcoming Events:
April 19, Founder’s Day (students report to school for normal school hours)
April 19, GAMETIME! for Girls' Varsity Lacrosse, 4:15 p.m.
April 25-29, Senior Exam Week
April 26, GAMETIME! for Boys' Varsity Tennis, 4:15 p.m.
April 29, 7:30 p.m., Spring Choral Concert
April 29, Last Day of Senior Classes
April 30, GAMETIME! for Crew at Georgetown Waterfront, 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
May 2-May 27, Senior Project Period
May 2-13, AP Exam Period
May 3, GAMETIME! for Boys' Varsity Lacrosse, 4:30 p.m.
May 4, 11th Grade English Literature AP Exam, no 11th grade classes
May 4, 10th Grade Practice ACT Exam
May 4, 9th Grade Field Trip to the Zoo


Announcements


STUDENT PHOTO AND INTERVIEW
Dear Parents,
You're probably wondering why two obscure members of Sidwell's Class of 2016 are reaching out to you, so here is our best explanation: When students reach their senior year of high school at Sidwell Friends, we are given the opportunity to dedicate the last month of our time here to our own proposed project. For our senior project, we have chosen to conduct photographic interviews of the students of the SFS Lower, Middle, and Upper schools. The questions in the interview will be about your student’s aspirations, dreams, and goals. We will conduct these interviews with students of each grade who volunteer, and create a book with a compilation of their portrait and snippets of their interviews that we think best encapsulates their essence. Our goal is to express how aspirations vary throughout the Sidwell Friends community and throughout students of all ages. We will take these photos around campus at a time that is convenient to the students.
If this sounds like something your child would like to participate in, please let us know! You can reach us at etobin16@sidwell.edu or llewin16@sidwell.edu. We will be happy to send the edited final portraits of your child to you if you would like. (Who wouldn’t want a free semi-professional portrait of their pride and joy?!) We will be conducting the interviews throughout the month of May, and the final book will be available in the high school for many years to come. We hope it will be a great way to look back on the person your child used to be, and see how they have grown.
We will send out a permission slip to all those who express interest, so please let us know! We will need to coordinate a time with their teachers and advisors, so please get back to us by Sunday, April 24.
Thank you!
Laura Lewin and Eliza Tobin
Class of 2016

HOST FAMILIES NEEDED FOR EXCHANGE STUDENTS
Every year, Sidwell Friends hosts two exchange students from China and one exchange student from Ramallah Friends School. If you are interested in hosting one of our exchange students next year, please contact Upper School Principal Mamadou Guèye.


SIDWELL SUMMER STUDIES: NEW COURSE OFFERING
Sidwell Summer Studies is excited to offer a new course this summer, Molecular Neuroscience Research. This credit-bearing course, taught by Melanie Fields and Sonal Schropfer, will allow students to conduct scientific investigations while mastering concepts from molecular biology and neuroscience.
Other Summer Studies courses offered include History of the United States, English Review, Middle School Review, ACT and SAT Prep, College Application Essay Writing, and a range of math courses (special permission needed for summer acceleration in math). The summer session runs from June 20-July 29. For more information about these courses, please contact Tom Donley at donleyt@sidwell.edu.

KID POWER LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
The Leadership Academy is a summer program for DC elementary and middle school students that focuses on math, language arts, civics, health and nutrition, and traditional camp enrichment activities. It's a great experience for students and our high school volunteers. Volunteers from SFS serve in a support staff roll during the summer, assisting with small groups of students during academic lessons and camp activities.
The Summer Leadership Academy runs from July 5-29, from 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. each day. The camp will be held at Jefferson Academy, located at 801 7th Street SW.
Those interested in volunteering with Kid Power this summer should e-mail Anna Davis at annad@kidpowerdc.org with contact information and availability during our summer dates. If doing this to complete the graduation requirement, students will need to complete the community engagement contract and submit to Shoshanna Sumka prior to beginning the work.


Events


BETHESDA FRIENDS MEETING: VIOLIN CONCERT: APRIL 26
Members of the Bethesda Friends Meeting (BFM) and Sidwell Friends communities are invited to a lecture-concert by the violinist Jack Glatzer. The event will be held in the Bethesda Friends Meeting House at the Sidwell Friends Lower School campus on Tuesday, April 26, at 8:00 p.m.
For more information, check the Arts page of the website.

DON'T MISS SPRING FLING
Bethesda Friends Meeting cordially invites you to join us for our Spring Fling for Ramallah Friends School on Sunday, April 24, from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. on the Sidwell Friends Lower School campus, 5100 Edgemoor Lane, near the Bethesda Library.
Spring Fling includes a huge white camel rummage sale, silent auction offering great items and services, a tasty Middle Eastern buffet ($5 per child; $10 per adult), music, and fun! All proceeds benefit Ramallah Friends School, a force for peace in Palestine since 1869. For details, see www.bethesdafriends.org.

OUT & ABOUT WITH FACULTY AND FRIENDS: APRIL 26
Please join us for the final Out & About with Faculty and Friends discussion of the year. Tickets are $40.00 per person or $75.00 per couple. All net proceeds benefit student financial aid. Space is limited.
Tuesday, April 26, 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!

A NIGHT FOR SCHOLARS: THANK YOU!
Special thanks to the many supporters of the spring fundraiser A Night for Scholars, which took place last Saturday in the Athletic Center.
Please stay tuned later this week for a results message with a listing of available parties, Fund-a-Scholar Video link, and photos from the event.
Once again, thank you to the Sidwell Friends community for coming together in support of raising money for student financial aid. If you are interested in future volunteer opportunities for A Night for Scholars, please contact Jessie Jacobson, Director of Special Events, at jacobsonj@sidwell.edu or 202-537-8442.

VOLUNTEER AT THE 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.

TENNIS ROUND ROBIN: MAY 7
The Sidwell Friends Tennis Round Robin is less than a month away! Join SFS tennis enthusiasts of all ages and skill sets for a day of matches and fun.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 7, from 3:30 to 6:00 p.m. at the William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center (home of the Washington Tennis and Education Foundation and the CitiOpen). The event begins with warm-up drills and includes three doubles matches played in a round-robin style. Optional challenges against top varsity players take place following the matches. Students and adults are invited to participate!

Adult tickets cost $50 and student tickets cost $30. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. All proceeds benefit student financial aid. Please register today!
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. Hope to see you there!

CONVERSATION WITH PHILIP AND SHOSHANNA: THIS WEEK
Wednesday, April 20, from 8:00-8:45 a.m. in Zartman Drawing Room:
Here’s your chance to meet Equity, Justice, and Community Director Philip McAdoo and Global Initiatives and Service Learning Coordinator Shoshanna Sumka, who each joined Sidwell Friends this summer in their newly created roles. Their titles may be quite a mouthful, but their roles are exceedingly crucial to the future of our School. Find out how Philip and Shoshanna are developing Sidwell Friends' diversity and service learning programs, then delve into a conversation facilitated by them about the issues raised in their fields of diversity, global interdependence, conflict resolution, and service learning. This discussion promises to be very robust and rewarding and shouldn’t be missed! Please join us, share your thoughts, exchange views, and explore ideas about how together we can advance our shared Quaker commitment to diversity, inclusion, equity and justice, community service, and global understanding.
Coffee will follow the meeting from 8:45-9:30 a.m. To get a sense of the amount of refreshments we need, please RSVP to Renee Fried.

GAMETIME! GIRLS' LACROSSE
Featured this week is girls’ lacrosse. They play St. Andrews School on Tuesday, April 19, at 4:15 p.m. Fan refreshments will be available on the front porch of the Upper School---bring your sunglasses and your SFS spirit gear! If you have photos of fans at any games, please share them with us by e-mailing communications@sidwell.edu. Boys' tennis is next on April 26.

Go Quakers!

WHAT TECH-HEALTHY FAMILIES NEED TO KNOW: APRIL 20
Janell Burley Hoffman is speaking with Upper School students on Wednesday, April 20, and will meet with parents from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the Robert L. Smith Meeting Room. Janell is the mother of five children and the author of the 2014 book iRules: What Every Tech-Healthy Family Needs to Know About Selfies, Sexting, Gaming and Growing Up. If you are interested in child care on the Wisconsin Avenue campus, please let Kathi Webb know (webbk@sidwell.edu).

US STUDENTS REFLECT ON CONGO AND RWANDA
You are invited!
In the Heart of the Bright Continent: Upper School Students Reflect on Congo and Rwanda
Wednesday, May 4, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
RLS Smith Meeting Room
Keynote by Omekongo Dibinga
Light refreshments, music, art, poetry, and community!
Contact Shields Sundberg (sundbergs@sidwell.edu) with any questions.

A READING CELEBRATING HAYES DAVIS'S DEBUT POETRY COLLECTION
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Reception: 4:15 p.m.
Reading and Discussion: 5:00 p.m.
Upper School Library Fireplace
RSVP at attend.com/hayesdavis
Join with members of the Sidwell Friends community for a poetry reading by English teacher and Upper School Equity, Justice, and Community Coordinator Hayes Davis. Light refreshments will be served.

BLACK STUDENT UNION ANNUAL GO-GO
The Black Student Union (BSU) is hosting its annual go-go dance on Saturday, April 16, from 8:00-11:00 p.m. Parent volunteers are needed to help with the coat/bag check room (especially at the end of the evening) and to sell items at the concession stand. The Parents of Black Students Committee encourages Upper School parents to please volunteer to help make this event a success. Also, the BSU is seeking donations of candy items and water to sell at the concession stand during the event. Items such as water, lollipops, Twizzlers, Airheads, etc., are requested. Volunteers are encouraged to please sign up below. If you are unable to bring donated items to the event, concession items may be dropped off in the Upper School offices of Susannah Parker or Hayes Davis. For more information, please contact Sandhya Rajan at gratefulsrr@gmail.com or Georgine Newman-Alawode at gnalawode@gmail.com
To sign up, go to:
http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0d4aa8a728a31-sidwell12

CELEBRATION FOR SALLY
Monday, May 16, at 7:00 p.m.
(Robert L. Smith Meeting Room)
Mark your calendars now! Please join us to celebrate Sally’s tenure at Sidwell Friends at the final all-School PA meeting on Monday, May 16. Sally worked tirelessly to make our Middle School a place that supports the healthy social, emotional, and academic development of children. Now is our chance to show our appreciation for those hours, months, and years of dedication. The meeting will be about 45 minutes in length and will be followed by a dessert reception.
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. on the Zartman House Terrace.


Other


QUAKER QUOTES AND QUESTIONS
Is the Quaker testimony of integrity any different, in how it has influenced Quaker life and practice, from any other faith’s celebration of honesty?
Yes—in a quirky, unanticipated-consequences sort of way. You may recall that the early expansion of the name “Friends” was Friends of the Truth, in which “truth” referred to the Quaker attitude toward and practice of Christian faith. Framing spiritual life in this way, as a choice between truth and falsehood, tended to lead Quakers to focus very hard on what integrity meant to them in the rest of their lives as well.
Friends felt there should be one standard of truth, and for that reason refused to swear oaths in court (for this refusal, many were jailed), because they felt that promising to speak “the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth” as a special circumstance in court essentially implies people are free to lie the rest of the time. Rather, they believed That of God exists within us, and we should speak from that place always, and so should speak truth equally at all times.
What happened then was that Quakers—Quaker merchants and businesspeople in particular—acquired a rock-solid reputation for honesty, and the entire group prospered financially as a result. People learned that anyone at all could do business with them on a handshake, or simply on their word, and not be cheated. This happened both in Britain and later in the New World; hence the wryly delivered old saying, “Friends came to Philadelphia to do good, and they did very well.”
Without intending to, the practice of charging complete strangers the exact same prices as their best customers also helped revolutionize commerce in the English-speaking world, ending the traditional practice of haggling and ushering in the era of uniform, pre-calculated pricing.
Today, Friends often consciously focus on a deeper meaning of integrity that captures the sense of being integral or whole, such that one’s lived life bespeaks one’s convictions. The Upper School’s Honor Code reflects this, as do similar writings in other Quaker venues.
Quaker quotes alternate with questions about Quakerism in this newsletter feature. To ask a question about Quaker history or practice, e-mail our Sidwell Friends Quaker Life Committees’ authors at quakerquestions@sidwell.edu!

BFM BLACK LIVES MATTER
Bethesda Friends Meeting is planning to hand out Black Lives Matter fliers and buttons along Arlington Road between the Bethesda Public Library and the Farmers’ Market at the Bethesda Elementary School. The time is 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Sundays in April and May. We would be delighted to have folks from the Sidwell Friends community join us in the endeavor. For details, contact Jane Meleney Coebethesdafm@igc.org or 301-320-5083).


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Calendar


Tue, Apr 19th

Founders Day


GAMETIME! Girls Lacrosse

Upper Turf Field
4:00pm - 5:30pm


Wed, Apr 20th

US PA Steering Committee Meeting

Rusch Team Room
8:00am - 9:30am


PA Speaker - Social Media Challenges

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room & Lobby
4:30pm - 5:30pm


Thu, Apr 21st

MS Meeting for Worship

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


Japanese Class

US Room 130
6:00pm - 8:00pm


Fri, Apr 22nd

US Teacher Appreciation Breakfast

US Faculty Lounge
8:00am - 8:30am


Tue, Apr 26th

GAMETIME! Tennis

Tennis Courts
4:00pm - 6:00pm


Bethesda Friends Meeting Concert

Bethesda Friends Meeting
8:00pm - 10:00pm


Thu, Apr 28th

Japanese Class

US Room 130
6:00pm - 8:00pm


Fri, Apr 29th

9th Grade Parent Coffee

off campus
8:00am - 9:00am


US Spring Choral Concert

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
7:30pm - 9:00pm


Sat, Apr 30th

GAMETIME! Crew

Georgetown Water Front
10:00am - 2:00pm


Sun, May 1st

US Instrumental Spring Concert

Courtyard, Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
2:30pm - 4:30pm


Mon, May 2nd

US AP Exams


Tue, May 3rd

US AP Exams


GAMETIME! Boys Lacrosse

Lower turf field
4:15pm - 5:30pm


Wed, May 4th

US AP Exams


10th Gr. Practice ACT

US Classrooms
8:00am - 12:30pm


In the Heart of the Bright Continent: Upper School Students Reflect on Congo and Rwanda

Robert L. Smith Meeting Room
6:30pm - 8:30pm


Thu, May 5th

US AP Exams


PA Executive Steering Committee Meeting

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


Comedy Club

Caplin Theater
12:00pm - 1:00pm


Japanese Class

US Room 130
6:00pm - 8:00pm


Fri, May 6th

US AP Exams


More


Athletics


Mon, Apr 18th

Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 B vs. National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A at Potomac School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. A @ St. Alban's


2:45pm


Track & Field - Boys 7/8 - SFS Home Meet


2:45pm


Track & Field - Girls 7/8 - SFS Home Meet


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 A vs. Sheridan School


3:00pm


Softball - Junior Varsity at Bullis


4:15pm


Tue, Apr 19th

Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Riverdale Baptist


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Episcopal High School


4:30pm


Baseball - Varsity at Flint Hill


4:30pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Avalon


4:30pm


Wed, Apr 20th

Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A vs. Brookewood


2:45pm


Baseball - 7/8 B vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Heights


4:30pm


Thu, Apr 21st

Softball - 7/8 B at St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Baseball - 7/8 A at Maret School


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 B at St. Andrew's School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 - A Team vs. Potomac


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 - B @ Potomac


2:45pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:00pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


4:15pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at Holy Child


4:30pm


Softball - Varsity at National Cathedral School


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:30pm


Ultimate Frisbee - PE Class (Co-Ed) vs. Edmund Burke


4:30pm


Mon, Apr 25th

Baseball - 7/8 B vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A at Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 A at Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 B vs. Stone Ridge School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. B @ Bullis


2:45pm


Softball - Junior Varsity at Holton-Arms


4:30pm


Tue, Apr 26th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity - SFS Home Meet


3:30pm


Track & Field - Girls Varsity - SFS Home Meet


3:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at Georgetown Day


4:00pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Maret School


4:15pm


Ultimate Frisbee - PE Class (Co-Ed) vs. Field School


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at St. James School


5:00pm


Wed, Apr 27th

Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 B vs. Maret School


2:30pm


Softball - 7/8 A at Maret School


2:30pm


Softball - 7/8 B at Maret School


2:30pm


Baseball - 7/8 A at St. Albans


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. Maret School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:00pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Avalon


4:30pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Episcopal High School


4:30pm


Thu, Apr 28th

Track & Field - Girls Varsity - Penn Relays


6:00am


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A at Bullis


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 - B vs. St. Alban's


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:15pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Holton-Arms


4:30pm


Fri, Apr 29th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity - Penn Relays


Lacrosse - Girls Varsity at St. John's College High School


4:15pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity at Flint Hill


4:30pm


Ultimate Frisbee - PE Class (Co-Ed) vs. Roosevelt HS


4:30pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. St. James School


4:45pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity at St. James School


4:45pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Georgetown Day


7:00pm


Sat, Apr 30th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Cassel's XBC Track Meet


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Cassel's XBC Track Meet


Crew - Girls vs. Charlie Butt Regatta


Tennis - Boys Varsity - NEMA Tournament @ McDonogh School


Track & Field - Boys Varsity - Penn Relays


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Wilson H.S.


11:00am


Sun, May 1st

Tennis - Boys Varsity - NEMA Tournament @ McDonogh School


Mon, May 2nd

Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Softball - 7/8 A at Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Softball - 7/8 B at Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Baseball - 7/8 A vs. Georgetown Day


2:30pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 - A vs. GDS


2:30pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A at Georgetown Day


2:45pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:30pm


Tue, May 3rd

Lacrosse - Girls Varsity vs. Madeira


4:15pm


Softball - Junior Varsity at Flint Hill


4:15pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School


4:30pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity at St. Andrew's School


4:30pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Landon


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. St. Andrew's School


4:30pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Georgetown Visitation


5:00pm


Baseball - Varsity at Potomac School


5:30pm


Wed, May 4th

Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 B vs. Washington Latin


2:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys 7/8 A at St. Albans


2:45pm


Baseball - 7/8 A at Bullis


2:45pm


Thu, May 5th

Softball - 7/8 A at Holton-Arms


2:45pm


Softball - 7/8 B at Holton-Arms


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 B at National Cathedral School


2:45pm


Tennis - Boys 7/8 vs. A @ SSSA


2:45pm


Track & Field - Boys 7/8 vs. Holton-Landon Meet


2:45pm


Track & Field - Girls 7/8 vs. Holton-Landon Meet


2:45pm


Lacrosse - Girls 7/8 A vs. Holton-Arms


3:00pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity vs. St. Albans


4:00pm


Tennis - Boys Varsity at St. Albans


4:00pm


Softball - Varsity vs. Potomac School


4:30pm


Lacrosse - Boys Varsity vs. Wilson H.S.


4:30pm


Fri, May 6th

Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Draper


2:00pm


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Draper


2:00pm


Tennis - Boys Junior Varsity at Potomac School


4:00pm


Softball - Junior Varsity at Georgetown Visitation


4:15pm


Baseball - Varsity vs. Flint Hill


4:15pm


Baseball - Junior Varsity at Flint Hill


4:15pm


Sat, May 7th

Crew - Girls vs. Ted Phoenix Regatta


Track & Field - Boys Varsity vs. Draper


12:00pm


Track & Field - Girls Varsity vs. Draper


12:00pm


Baseball - Varsity at Episcopal High School


2:00pm


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