Week 36 Events
May 20-24
Get ready for 2019-2020 Lionette Athletics NOW!
Turn in Purple PHYSICAL Forms:
to Girls AC, Coach Heather Lane at DMS.
Complete RANK ONE athletic forms online:
http://mckinneyisd.rankonesport.com
Join Summer Performance Course Training
www.performancecourse.com
Email Wes Voth for more information about McKinney ISD PC Training
wvoth@performancecourse.com
May 20-24
Get ready for 2019-2020 Lionette Athletics NOW!
Turn in Purple PHYSICAL Forms:
to Girls AC, Coach Heather Lane at DMS.
- Care Now is Offering Sports Physicals for $20:
- See the DFW Adobe file below...
Complete RANK ONE athletic forms online:
http://mckinneyisd.rankonesport.com
Join Summer Performance Course Training
www.performancecourse.com
Email Wes Voth for more information about McKinney ISD PC Training
wvoth@performancecourse.com
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Day 2 of the DMS 6th Grade Athletic Preview
69 Girls Participate
Day 1 of the DMS 6th Grade Athletic Preview
62 Girls Participate
8th Grade A Team wins the
District Tourney
Silver Bracket Championship
8th Grade A Team
Captures 3rd in Hoopfest
Dowell Volleyball Raises $ and Awareness for Breast Cancer in month of October
MISD Live Kind was brought to life by the Dowell Lady Lionettes and the Evans Lady Panthers on October 18th for their annual Pink Out volleyball game. This season, these two programs joined forces in a pledge drive that raised over $2,400 in donations to benefit the breast cancer research division of the American Cancer Society. We are so proud of the hard work of these young ladies and their teams in order to fight for a cure while participating in the sport they love!
One heart, one team!
One heart, one team!
Lady Lions
Back to School
Volleyball Open Gym
Preparation: May 17, 2018
Excellence: April 23, 2018
Dear Parents,
What a great week the Lionettes have had in TENNIS and TRACK! Congratulations to an AWESOME season! It is that time of the year where we are all tired and ready to move on. We are trying to get the girls ready for next year and we are pushing them to get faster, stronger, and better in all of their skills. Please encourage your daughter to work toward EXCELLENCE every day in athletics.
***When you get your physical completed please turn it in to the athletic office. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year.
The following forms are REQUIRED to be able to participate in athletics. The forms, except for the physical, can all be filled out online at http://mckinneyisd.rankonesport.com
a. MISD Signature Page
b. UIL Signature Page
c. Emergency Contact Form
d. Physical – Must be done in person at Dr’s office. We also offer them in MISD.
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes played in the Junior High Tennis Tournament this past Monday & Tuesday afternoon. The Lions & Lionettes played some great tennis over the two day event. They played with a lot of heart, pride and determination. Dowell went into the tournament as the Defending Champions. After all the scores were tallied, it is the 12th straight District Championship for the DOWELL tennis team!!
District Champions:
Girls Singles: Ava Patterson, Erin Kittridge & Sache Pickett
Girls Doubles: Mia Engleman & Parker Cox, Tara Gokhale & Sadie Romine, Lacy Hale & Nina Rivera
Boys Doubles: Hudson Wrench & Caden Jurney,
District Runner – up:
Boys Singles: Leyton McClellan, Wyatt Huggins
Boys Doubles: Matt Bonin & Braden Engwer
Mixed Doubles: Jake Park & Kathryn Huggins
3rd Place:
Girls Singles: Hannah Drees
Boys Singles: Braxton Jett
Boys Doubles: Cameron Kandal & Leo Schultz
The team wants to THANKS to all of the Dowell staff, parents, and students for all the support all year long!!
Thanks
Coach Edwards
Final standings:
1st Place - Dowell – 31.5 pts
TRACK:
The girls track team competed in the district meet and the 7th grade team came in 4th place overall. First place awards went to: Lauren Omholt (long jump) Kayla Watson (100m) & the 4 x 400 relay: 7th grade - Lauren Omholt, Peyton Yon, Nadya Laynor & Kayla Watson. Great effort all season!
The girls track team competed in the district meet and the 8th grade teams came in 4th place overall. First place awards went to: Faith Horton (shot put) & the 4 x 400 relay: 8th grade – Sophia Levario, Blair Dodge, Faith Talbott & Charlize Bartholomew. Great effort all season!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Jessica Green
7th Track: Sophie Habrat
8th Off Season: Landry Edwards
8th Track: Laila Menden
Tennis: The Boys & Girls Tennis Team for winning their 12th straight District title
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S UPDATED 4/11: If you are interested in having and EKG and Echocardiogram testing done for your athlete, please know that all testing dates for Saturday, April 14th have been filled. We will be adding a second date for testing and will get that information to you as soon as it is finalized. We have also been made aware that the registration website is experiencing issues and we expect that to be resolved by the time that we announce the second testing date. Thank you for your patience.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
What a great week the Lionettes have had in TENNIS and TRACK! Congratulations to an AWESOME season! It is that time of the year where we are all tired and ready to move on. We are trying to get the girls ready for next year and we are pushing them to get faster, stronger, and better in all of their skills. Please encourage your daughter to work toward EXCELLENCE every day in athletics.
***When you get your physical completed please turn it in to the athletic office. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year.
The following forms are REQUIRED to be able to participate in athletics. The forms, except for the physical, can all be filled out online at http://mckinneyisd.rankonesport.com
a. MISD Signature Page
b. UIL Signature Page
c. Emergency Contact Form
d. Physical – Must be done in person at Dr’s office. We also offer them in MISD.
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes played in the Junior High Tennis Tournament this past Monday & Tuesday afternoon. The Lions & Lionettes played some great tennis over the two day event. They played with a lot of heart, pride and determination. Dowell went into the tournament as the Defending Champions. After all the scores were tallied, it is the 12th straight District Championship for the DOWELL tennis team!!
District Champions:
Girls Singles: Ava Patterson, Erin Kittridge & Sache Pickett
Girls Doubles: Mia Engleman & Parker Cox, Tara Gokhale & Sadie Romine, Lacy Hale & Nina Rivera
Boys Doubles: Hudson Wrench & Caden Jurney,
District Runner – up:
Boys Singles: Leyton McClellan, Wyatt Huggins
Boys Doubles: Matt Bonin & Braden Engwer
Mixed Doubles: Jake Park & Kathryn Huggins
3rd Place:
Girls Singles: Hannah Drees
Boys Singles: Braxton Jett
Boys Doubles: Cameron Kandal & Leo Schultz
The team wants to THANKS to all of the Dowell staff, parents, and students for all the support all year long!!
Thanks
Coach Edwards
Final standings:
1st Place - Dowell – 31.5 pts
TRACK:
The girls track team competed in the district meet and the 7th grade team came in 4th place overall. First place awards went to: Lauren Omholt (long jump) Kayla Watson (100m) & the 4 x 400 relay: 7th grade - Lauren Omholt, Peyton Yon, Nadya Laynor & Kayla Watson. Great effort all season!
The girls track team competed in the district meet and the 8th grade teams came in 4th place overall. First place awards went to: Faith Horton (shot put) & the 4 x 400 relay: 8th grade – Sophia Levario, Blair Dodge, Faith Talbott & Charlize Bartholomew. Great effort all season!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Jessica Green
7th Track: Sophie Habrat
8th Off Season: Landry Edwards
8th Track: Laila Menden
Tennis: The Boys & Girls Tennis Team for winning their 12th straight District title
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S UPDATED 4/11: If you are interested in having and EKG and Echocardiogram testing done for your athlete, please know that all testing dates for Saturday, April 14th have been filled. We will be adding a second date for testing and will get that information to you as soon as it is finalized. We have also been made aware that the registration website is experiencing issues and we expect that to be resolved by the time that we announce the second testing date. Thank you for your patience.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Excellence: April 13, 2018
Dear Parents,
Our word of the week is EXCELLENCE! We know the girls are working hard each week and strive for EXCELLENCE in the weight room, gym, on the court, or at the track. The Lionettes are rolling and rocking with STARR! We know they strived for EXCELLENCE when they were taking their test this week. Our District Track meet is scheduled for today and the District Tennis meet is next week! Good LUCK to both groups!
***When you get your physical completed please turn it in to the athletic office. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year. (see attachment)
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Cockrill Middle School at McKinney North High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WIN their dual match against the Cowboys & Cowgirls with a team score of
12 - 4.
Winners of their matches were :
Girls Singles: Ava Patterson, Erin Kittridge, Parker Cox, & Hannah Dres
Boys Singles: Braxton Jett
Girls Doubles teams of: Sacha Pickett & Mia Engleman, Tara Gohkale & Sadie Romine, Lacy Hale & Nina Rivera
Boys Doubles: Cameron Kandal & Leo Schultz, Matthew Bonin & Braden Engwer, Caiden Jurney & Hudson Wrench
Mixed Doubles: Kathryn Huggins & Jake Park
The next match will be the District Tournament on April 16th & 17th at McKinney Boyd High School. Match time will be at 3:50 each day. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!!
GO LIONS!!!!!!
Thanks
Coach Edwards
TRACK: Running/District Meet today
Results will be posted in next week’s update
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Imani Abboud
7th Track: Maddie Jones
8th Off Season: Vivian Boden
8th Track: Jacie Schussler
Tennis: Erin Kittridge, Nina Rivera
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S UPDATED 4/11: If you are interested in having and EKG and Echocardiogram testing done for your athlete, please know that all testing dates for Saturday, April 14th have been filled. We will be adding a second date for testing and will get that information to you as soon as it is finalized. We have also been made aware that the registration website is experiencing issues and we expect that to be resolved by the time that we announce the second testing date. Thank you for your patience.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria at 3:55
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Our word of the week is EXCELLENCE! We know the girls are working hard each week and strive for EXCELLENCE in the weight room, gym, on the court, or at the track. The Lionettes are rolling and rocking with STARR! We know they strived for EXCELLENCE when they were taking their test this week. Our District Track meet is scheduled for today and the District Tennis meet is next week! Good LUCK to both groups!
***When you get your physical completed please turn it in to the athletic office. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year. (see attachment)
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Cockrill Middle School at McKinney North High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WIN their dual match against the Cowboys & Cowgirls with a team score of
12 - 4.
Winners of their matches were :
Girls Singles: Ava Patterson, Erin Kittridge, Parker Cox, & Hannah Dres
Boys Singles: Braxton Jett
Girls Doubles teams of: Sacha Pickett & Mia Engleman, Tara Gohkale & Sadie Romine, Lacy Hale & Nina Rivera
Boys Doubles: Cameron Kandal & Leo Schultz, Matthew Bonin & Braden Engwer, Caiden Jurney & Hudson Wrench
Mixed Doubles: Kathryn Huggins & Jake Park
The next match will be the District Tournament on April 16th & 17th at McKinney Boyd High School. Match time will be at 3:50 each day. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!!
GO LIONS!!!!!!
Thanks
Coach Edwards
TRACK: Running/District Meet today
Results will be posted in next week’s update
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Imani Abboud
7th Track: Maddie Jones
8th Off Season: Vivian Boden
8th Track: Jacie Schussler
Tennis: Erin Kittridge, Nina Rivera
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S UPDATED 4/11: If you are interested in having and EKG and Echocardiogram testing done for your athlete, please know that all testing dates for Saturday, April 14th have been filled. We will be adding a second date for testing and will get that information to you as soon as it is finalized. We have also been made aware that the registration website is experiencing issues and we expect that to be resolved by the time that we announce the second testing date. Thank you for your patience.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria at 3:55
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Update: April 7, 2018
Dear Parents,
The LIONETTES have had an AWESOME week! We are so proud of everyone that competed in tennis and track this week! Your hard work is paying off and getting you ready for your final events. The offseason girls have been working hard in the weight room and agilities by getting stronger and faster each week.
We handed out the TAN physical form this week. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year. (see attachment)
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Highland Park at McKinney Boyd High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team LOST their dual match against the visiting Raiders with a team score of 9 - 7.
Sache Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Sadie Romine, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Kathryn Huggins make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matthew Bonin make up the Lions team.
Winners of their matches were :
Girls Singles: Erin Kittridge & Hannah Drees
Girls Doubles teams of: Sasche Pickett & Mia Engleman, Lacy Hale & Saide Romine
Boys Doubles: Matthew Bonin & Braden Engwer, Caiden Jurney & Hudson Wrench
The next match will be on April 11th Wednesday against Cockrill at McKinney North High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!!
GO LIONS!!!!!!
TRACK:
The 7th grade girls came in 2nd in the City Meet. 1st place awards went to Kayla Watson (long jump, 100m, 4x400), Peyton Yon (800m, 4x400), Lauren Omholt (4x400) & Nadya Laynor (4x400)
The 8th grade girls came in 2nd place in the City Meet. 1st place awards went to Avery Leblanc (pole vault), Allison Fortman (2400m), Sophia Levario (800m), Mollie Kleman (4x400), Blair Dodge (4x400), Faith Talbott (4x400) & Charlize Barthloomew (4x400).
The District track meet will be April 12th and 13th at Ron Poe Stadium at 4:00 PM. Field events and the 2400 M. Run will be held on Thursday and all other running events will be on Friday. Thank you for your support! GO LIONETTES!!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Sydney Allen
7th Tennis: Maggie Maple
7th Track: Te’Necia Broadway
8th Off Season: Cailin Bell
8th Tennis: Parker Cox
8th Track: Faith Horton
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00 Field Events and 2400 M. Run
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00 Running Events
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
The LIONETTES have had an AWESOME week! We are so proud of everyone that competed in tennis and track this week! Your hard work is paying off and getting you ready for your final events. The offseason girls have been working hard in the weight room and agilities by getting stronger and faster each week.
We handed out the TAN physical form this week. After she has gotten her physical please go online and fill in the information for RANK ONE for 2018-2019 school year. (see attachment)
TENNIS:
The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Highland Park at McKinney Boyd High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team LOST their dual match against the visiting Raiders with a team score of 9 - 7.
Sache Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Sadie Romine, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Kathryn Huggins make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matthew Bonin make up the Lions team.
Winners of their matches were :
Girls Singles: Erin Kittridge & Hannah Drees
Girls Doubles teams of: Sasche Pickett & Mia Engleman, Lacy Hale & Saide Romine
Boys Doubles: Matthew Bonin & Braden Engwer, Caiden Jurney & Hudson Wrench
The next match will be on April 11th Wednesday against Cockrill at McKinney North High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!!
GO LIONS!!!!!!
TRACK:
The 7th grade girls came in 2nd in the City Meet. 1st place awards went to Kayla Watson (long jump, 100m, 4x400), Peyton Yon (800m, 4x400), Lauren Omholt (4x400) & Nadya Laynor (4x400)
The 8th grade girls came in 2nd place in the City Meet. 1st place awards went to Avery Leblanc (pole vault), Allison Fortman (2400m), Sophia Levario (800m), Mollie Kleman (4x400), Blair Dodge (4x400), Faith Talbott (4x400) & Charlize Barthloomew (4x400).
The District track meet will be April 12th and 13th at Ron Poe Stadium at 4:00 PM. Field events and the 2400 M. Run will be held on Thursday and all other running events will be on Friday. Thank you for your support! GO LIONETTES!!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Sydney Allen
7th Tennis: Maggie Maple
7th Track: Te’Necia Broadway
8th Off Season: Cailin Bell
8th Tennis: Parker Cox
8th Track: Faith Horton
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached) Please turn in the physical as soon as possible.
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Dates coming up:
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00 Field Events and 2400 M. Run
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00 Running Events
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Focus: March 29, 2018
Dear Parents,
The Lionettes have had a great week in the weight room, gym, at the courts, and track. The rain did not slow us DOWN! This week we continued to concentrate on our character word from last week: FOCUS! They have been focused and driven daily!
We will hand out the TAN physical forms on Monday. Please remember everyone has to get a NEW physical for the 2018-2019 school year. I hope you have a wonderful weekend! Happy Easter!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***We will hand out the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms to the athletes April 2nd ***
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Victoria Garcia
7th Tennis: Kathryn Huggins
7th Track: Regan Fene
8th Off Season: Meera Patel
8th Tennis: Sadie Romine
8th Track: Charlize Bartholomew
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
The Lionettes have had a great week in the weight room, gym, at the courts, and track. The rain did not slow us DOWN! This week we continued to concentrate on our character word from last week: FOCUS! They have been focused and driven daily!
We will hand out the TAN physical forms on Monday. Please remember everyone has to get a NEW physical for the 2018-2019 school year. I hope you have a wonderful weekend! Happy Easter!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***We will hand out the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms to the athletes April 2nd ***
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Victoria Garcia
7th Tennis: Kathryn Huggins
7th Track: Regan Fene
8th Off Season: Meera Patel
8th Tennis: Sadie Romine
8th Track: Charlize Bartholomew
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Thursday, Apr. 19th: Track Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Monday, Apr. 30th: Tennis Celebration afterschool in the cafeteria
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Focus: March 23, 2018
Dear Parents,
Welcome back from Spring break! We hit the ground running getting ready for tennis and track this week and both groups had an outstanding performances!
TENNIS:7th and 8th Grade Boys and Girls
Dowell Tennis The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played the Faubion Lions & Lionettes at McKinney High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WON their dual match against Faubion with a team score of 12 - 4. Sacha Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Sadie Romine, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Kathryn (Yolanda) Huggins make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matt Bonin make up the Lions team. The next match will be on March 27th against Johnson at McKinney North High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!! GO LIONS!!!!!!
TRACK: The 7th grade girls came in 4th at the HP Relays. First place finishers were Lauren Omholt (LJ) & Kayla Watson (100). Great job Lionettes! The 8th grade girls came in 3rd at the HP Relays. Aariyahna Suggs (100) came in 1st place. Great job Lionettes!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***We will hand out the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms to the athletes MARCH 29th***
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Character word of the week: Focus
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Whitney Afunugo
7th Track: Allyson Burgess, Taylor Jenkins
8th Off Season: Kaylee Sutton
8th Track: Mollie Kleman, Dylan O’Donnell
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Welcome back from Spring break! We hit the ground running getting ready for tennis and track this week and both groups had an outstanding performances!
TENNIS:7th and 8th Grade Boys and Girls
Dowell Tennis The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played the Faubion Lions & Lionettes at McKinney High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WON their dual match against Faubion with a team score of 12 - 4. Sacha Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Sadie Romine, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Kathryn (Yolanda) Huggins make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matt Bonin make up the Lions team. The next match will be on March 27th against Johnson at McKinney North High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program.
GO LIONETTES!!!!!! GO LIONS!!!!!!
TRACK: The 7th grade girls came in 4th at the HP Relays. First place finishers were Lauren Omholt (LJ) & Kayla Watson (100). Great job Lionettes! The 8th grade girls came in 3rd at the HP Relays. Aariyahna Suggs (100) came in 1st place. Great job Lionettes!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***We will hand out the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms to the athletes MARCH 29th***
Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year.
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Character word of the week: Focus
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Whitney Afunugo
7th Track: Allyson Burgess, Taylor Jenkins
8th Off Season: Kaylee Sutton
8th Track: Mollie Kleman, Dylan O’Donnell
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Empathy: March 8, 2018
Dear Parents,
We have had an AWESOME week! The offseason, tennis and track teams had a superb week! I hope you have a WONDERFUL spring break!
TENNIS:7th and 8th Grade Boys and Girls
Dowell Tennis The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Prosper Rogers at Boyd High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WON their dual match against Rogers with a team score of 9 – 7. Sache Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Kathryn Huggins, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Sadie Romine make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matt Bonin make up the Lions team. The next match will be on March 20th at McKinney High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program. GO LIONETTES!!!!!! GO LIONS!!!!!! Thanks Coach Edwards
TRACK:
The Dowell 7th and 8th grade girls participated well in the DMS meet.1st place 7th grade participants were Kayla Watson in the LJ, Nadya Laynor in the 800, and Lauren Omholt, Nadya Laynor, Allyson Burgess, & Kayla Watson in the 4x4 relay. 8th grade 1st place participants were Faith Horton in the shot, Avery Leblanc in the pole vault, Peyton Childs in the 2400, Avery Leblanc in the 800, Allison Fortman in the 1600, and Mollie Kleman, Blair Dodge, Faith Talbott, & Sofia Levario in the 4x400 relay.
Great job Dowell!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***As soon as we receive the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms we will hand them out to the athletes***
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics areREQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts,practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 forparticipation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of thethree days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get aphysical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical dayon any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: . Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Character word of the week: Empathy
Empathy is the ability to share and understand the emotions of others. This week our picture of the week is: The Talking Stick. The Indians would use the talking stick when they sat around the circle in a group to visit. When the person was talking they would hold the stick and when they were done they would pass the stick to the next person to answer or reply to their conversation. The stick was used to make sure they were completely listening to the conversation(back & forth). WOW, that would be tough sometimes in my household(sit back and wait)! Sometimes we already have an agenda or our mind is elsewhere when someone is talking to us and do not take the time to truly listen to their conversation. As we look at the talking stick and empathy we have to work on our listening skills daily as an athlete and a leader.
Before we can lead, we must listen. Leaders seek to understand the perspectives of others before they communicate their own points. They show empathy and ask good questions as a result, they earn the right to be heard.
Chinese proverb: To listen well, is as powerful a means of influence as to talk well, and is as essential to all true conversation.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Finley Turrentine
7th Track: Nadya Laynor, Kayla Watson
8th Off Season: Emma Nault
8th Track: Avery LeBlanc, Sofia Levario
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion at McKinney High School at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
We have had an AWESOME week! The offseason, tennis and track teams had a superb week! I hope you have a WONDERFUL spring break!
TENNIS:7th and 8th Grade Boys and Girls
Dowell Tennis The Dowell Lions & Lionettes tennis team played Prosper Rogers at Boyd High School this past Tuesday afternoon. The Dowell team WON their dual match against Rogers with a team score of 9 – 7. Sache Pickett, Mia Engleman, Hannah Dres, Erin Kittridge, Tara Gokhale, Ava Patterson, Zoe McKay, Parker Cox, Maggie Maple, Kathryn Huggins, Nina Rivera, Lacey Hale, & Sadie Romine make up the Lionettes team. Hayden Flynn, Braxton Jett, Leyton McClellan, Cameron Kandal, Leo Schultz, Mason Bell, Wyatt Huggins, Mattson McCraw, Hudson Wrench, Caiden Jurney, Braden Engwer, Jake Park, & Matt Bonin make up the Lions team. The next match will be on March 20th at McKinney High School. Match time will be at 4:30. Thanks for your continued support of the Dowell Athletic Program. GO LIONETTES!!!!!! GO LIONS!!!!!! Thanks Coach Edwards
TRACK:
The Dowell 7th and 8th grade girls participated well in the DMS meet.1st place 7th grade participants were Kayla Watson in the LJ, Nadya Laynor in the 800, and Lauren Omholt, Nadya Laynor, Allyson Burgess, & Kayla Watson in the 4x4 relay. 8th grade 1st place participants were Faith Horton in the shot, Avery Leblanc in the pole vault, Peyton Childs in the 2400, Avery Leblanc in the 800, Allison Fortman in the 1600, and Mollie Kleman, Blair Dodge, Faith Talbott, & Sofia Levario in the 4x400 relay.
Great job Dowell!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information: (files attached)
***As soon as we receive the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms we will hand them out to the athletes***
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics areREQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts,practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 forparticipation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. Outside of thethree days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get aphysical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical dayon any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: . Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Character word of the week: Empathy
Empathy is the ability to share and understand the emotions of others. This week our picture of the week is: The Talking Stick. The Indians would use the talking stick when they sat around the circle in a group to visit. When the person was talking they would hold the stick and when they were done they would pass the stick to the next person to answer or reply to their conversation. The stick was used to make sure they were completely listening to the conversation(back & forth). WOW, that would be tough sometimes in my household(sit back and wait)! Sometimes we already have an agenda or our mind is elsewhere when someone is talking to us and do not take the time to truly listen to their conversation. As we look at the talking stick and empathy we have to work on our listening skills daily as an athlete and a leader.
Before we can lead, we must listen. Leaders seek to understand the perspectives of others before they communicate their own points. They show empathy and ask good questions as a result, they earn the right to be heard.
Chinese proverb: To listen well, is as powerful a means of influence as to talk well, and is as essential to all true conversation.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Finley Turrentine
7th Track: Nadya Laynor, Kayla Watson
8th Off Season: Emma Nault
8th Track: Avery LeBlanc, Sofia Levario
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion at McKinney High School at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Attitude: March 2, 2018
Dear Parents,
We have had an AWESOME week! Off season and track are working really hard! YES, we saw the SUN this week! Tennis and track will be in action next week! If you get an opportunity to go and watch them they would love your support!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information:
***As soon as we receive the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms we will hand them out to the athletes***
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. . Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Character word of the week: Attitude
This word of the week is ATTITUDE! We all have it! The way we feel about something, someone, or have a particular opinion about something. In athletics we work to develop positive and encouraging attitudes.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Jayden Villalobos Pena
7th Track: Maylene Delbrey, Nadya Laynor, Peyton Yon
8th Off Season: Andrea Guajardo
8th Track: Mollie Kleman, Sydnie McAlister
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Boyd at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion at McKinney High School at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
We have had an AWESOME week! Off season and track are working really hard! YES, we saw the SUN this week! Tennis and track will be in action next week! If you get an opportunity to go and watch them they would love your support!
PHYSICALS and EKG Information:
***As soon as we receive the 2018-2019 TAN physical forms we will hand them out to the athletes***
Physicals: Students participating in McKinney ISD athletics are REQUIRED to have a yearly physical prior to participation in tryouts, practices and games. Physicals must be on or after April 1, 2018 for participation in athletics for the 2018-2019 school year. . Outside of the three days provided by McKinney ISD, students are expected to get a physical on their own as we do not offer a makeup or second physical day on any campuses. Physical must be completed on the official MISD physical form(TAN color)
EKG’S: In the past we have offered EKGs for student athletes on the same day as physicals. We are still offering EKG along with Echocardiograms, but the setup will be different. There will only be one day these are offered and the location will be McKinney Boyd. WALK-UP APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT AVAILABLE. Parents must schedule a testing time in advance. There is a flyer that has all the details attached.
SPORTS PARTICIPATION:
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest, drink WATER, and eat good!
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Character word of the week: Attitude
This word of the week is ATTITUDE! We all have it! The way we feel about something, someone, or have a particular opinion about something. In athletics we work to develop positive and encouraging attitudes.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Off Season: Jayden Villalobos Pena
7th Track: Maylene Delbrey, Nadya Laynor, Peyton Yon
8th Off Season: Andrea Guajardo
8th Track: Mollie Kleman, Sydnie McAlister
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Boyd at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion at McKinney High School at 4:30
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North at 4:00
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell at Boyd at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill at McKinney North High School at 4:30
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet at 4:00
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles) at Boyd at 4:00
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles) at Boyd at 4:00
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Humility: February 26, 2018
Dear Parents,
You always know when spring sports are starting in Texas! It is either hot, cold, or RAINING! Yes the girls and coaches have adjusted to having to work out in the gyms, cafeteria, and hallways! We are hoping next week we can go outside!!!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Humility
Humility is magnetic in a leader. When we “under-speak” with regard to our value, others are drawn toward us and our influence increases. When we “over-speak,” others are repelled. When it comes to self-description, leaders know people will fill what is lacking and empty what is too full. Things we discusses in class with the girls: What disable you from serving others anonymously? Why is service attractive?
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Mariam Azer-Gerges
7th Grade Track: Juliana Paz
8th Grade OS: Hannah Dres
8th Grade Track: Sarah Fambro
Dates coming up:
Monday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis @ 6:00 PM @ Dowell (Competition Gym)
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
You always know when spring sports are starting in Texas! It is either hot, cold, or RAINING! Yes the girls and coaches have adjusted to having to work out in the gyms, cafeteria, and hallways! We are hoping next week we can go outside!!!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Humility
Humility is magnetic in a leader. When we “under-speak” with regard to our value, others are drawn toward us and our influence increases. When we “over-speak,” others are repelled. When it comes to self-description, leaders know people will fill what is lacking and empty what is too full. Things we discusses in class with the girls: What disable you from serving others anonymously? Why is service attractive?
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Mariam Azer-Gerges
7th Grade Track: Juliana Paz
8th Grade OS: Hannah Dres
8th Grade Track: Sarah Fambro
Dates coming up:
Monday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis @ 6:00 PM @ Dowell (Competition Gym)
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Teamwork: February 14, 2018
Dear Parents,
Good Morning! It is GREAT day to be a DOWELL LIONETTE!!!!! I hope you have a Happy Valentine’s Day!
Texas weather you have to LOVE it! COLD/Muggy/Warm! We want to wish the girls basketball “A” teams good luck this weekend at their District Tournament! I hope your daughter enjoys her three day weekend; NO school on Monday!
Spring sports: Track and tennis starts Tuesday, February 20th! The Finch bus will be available to take your daughter home from afterschool track practice starting Tuesday. (Practice is over at 5:15)
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Team Work
An important teamwork skill is being able to mediate problems between team members. You need to be able to negotiate with your team members to settle disputes, and make sure everyone is happy with the team's choices.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Ava Patterson
7th Grade BB: Grace Morrissey
8th Grade OS: Hannah Dres
8th Grade BB: Gracie Branson, Natalee Rogers, McKenna Prather
Dates coming up:
Monday, Feb. 19th: Student Holiday/Teacher Workday
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tryouts: Tennis and Track practice begins
Monday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Good Morning! It is GREAT day to be a DOWELL LIONETTE!!!!! I hope you have a Happy Valentine’s Day!
Texas weather you have to LOVE it! COLD/Muggy/Warm! We want to wish the girls basketball “A” teams good luck this weekend at their District Tournament! I hope your daughter enjoys her three day weekend; NO school on Monday!
Spring sports: Track and tennis starts Tuesday, February 20th! The Finch bus will be available to take your daughter home from afterschool track practice starting Tuesday. (Practice is over at 5:15)
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Team Work
An important teamwork skill is being able to mediate problems between team members. You need to be able to negotiate with your team members to settle disputes, and make sure everyone is happy with the team's choices.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Ava Patterson
7th Grade BB: Grace Morrissey
8th Grade OS: Hannah Dres
8th Grade BB: Gracie Branson, Natalee Rogers, McKenna Prather
Dates coming up:
Monday, Feb. 19th: Student Holiday/Teacher Workday
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tryouts: Tennis and Track practice begins
Monday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
PHYSICALS:
*** Athletes will need a 18-19 physical to participate in summer activities and athletics in 18-19.
Cost of a MISD physical is $20.00 Cash Only. 18-19 Physical Forms are Tan in color.
Must use a 18-19 MISD Physical Form for our MISD Athletic Physicals.
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Service: February 9, 2018
Dear Parents,
I hope you have a great week! We HAVE! The girls in offseason have worked outstandingly in the weight room, cafeteria, and at the track this week! Basketball season is coming to a close and they have improved in everything! They “B and C” team tournaments are this weekend followed by the “A” team next weekend. Thank you parents, players, and coaches for your DEDICATION this season!
We would like to say THANK YOU for working each week at our all of our basketball home games: Kim Oberlander, Pat Gilchrist, Jerry Flemons, Alison Bevans, Mr. Abel, Officer Lee, and Dowell Athletic Booster Club! We appreciate everything you have done for us!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Service
This week our word is service. Service is trying to meet someone needs or work for someone without expecting something in return. I feel today we sometimes forget that. As we go to different places around town we look at the people that wait on us or serve us. We know when we have an great server and one that does a half way job. I know when someone works really hard and meets our needs we like to reward that person. Our picture this week is the “Waldorf Principle”. A simple clerk did this to Mr. Waldorf, and the rich tycoon returned to make that clerk his first hotel manager in New York. People expect good service from leaders. They are surprised when we serve sacrificially.
BASKETBALL:
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team played hard but lost 3 games to Prosper Rogers last night.
The Blue “B” team lost their game 4-40. Mallory Hugghins scored 2 points, had 3 rebounds, and 1 block. Jayde Joseph also scored 2 points, had 3 rebounds and 2 steals. Cayla Dailey had 2 rebounds and 2 steals.
The Gold “A” team lost 17-44 after a rough 2nd quarter. They fought hard in the 2nd half though only losing it, 13-16. Janie Gantt led the team with 4 points and added 2 rebounds defensively. Taylor Jenkins had a beautiful 3 pointer and 2 steals. Whitney Abboud had 2 points, 2 blocks and 3 rebounds.
The White “C” team finished the night with a tough loss, 10-30. Peyton Miller had a great game both on defense and offense. She scored 4 points, had 4 rebounds, a block and a steal. Jayden Villalobos-Pena scored 2 points, and had 4 rebounds. E’Quavia Mathis also scored 2 points, had 5 rebounds and 1 block.
The Blue and White teams will have their district tournaments this Saturday at Evans Middle School.
8th Grade Basketball:
In the final district game of the season, the Dowell Lionettes faced a fierce opponents in the Prosper Rogers Lady Eagles. Starting off the night, the blue team put up a fight but fell short with a 7-24 loss to Rogers. Alanna Copado scored 2 points for the Lionettes, along with 2 rebounds and 1 steal for the night. Also scoring for Dowell was Nathanim Kidane with 2 points. Taylor Dowling made a bucket giving her 2 points and 1 rebound against the Lady Eagles. Good luck in the tournament this weekend Blue team!
In the second game of the night, the Lionettes hustled up and down the court, scoring point for point with the Lady Eagles until the final quarter when Rogers won 43-29. Lead scorer was Faith Horton with 10 points, 1 assist, and 3 rebounds. Natalee Rogers swished 2 three’s and had 1 rebound. Gracie Branson scored 4 points for the Lionettes, as well as 1 assist and 3 rebounds. Jacie Schussler also scored 4 points and had 2 steals for the night. Vanessa Mejia added another 2 points to the score and had 2 beautiful assists and 1 rebound. Aariyahna Suggs also scored a 3 for the Lionettes. Keep working towards your goal for next week’s tournament Gold team!
In the final game of the night, an exciting match-up between the Lionettes White team and Rogers. The Lionettes hustled hard for all four quarter, just falling short of the victory in the last seconds of the game with a 15-20 loss to the Lady Eagles. Lead scorer of the night was Kyra Jones with 4 points and 2 rebounds. Amy Santimaw, Kaylee Sutton, Bianca Diaz, Sydnie MacAllister, and Rylie Hostetter all scored 2 points each for the Lionettes. Talk about team work! Cailin Bell and Katie Crawford also added 2 steals for the team. Crawford also scored a free throw and had 3 rebounds for the night. Good luck in your tournament this weekend White team.
The Blue and White teams will play this Saturday, February 10, in the district tournament at Faubion Middle School. Gold team will play next Saturday, February 17, in their district tournament at Evans Middle School.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Jacey (Izzy) Lee
7th Grade BB: Cailey Dailey and Peyton Miller
8th Grade OS: Emily Devine
8th Grade BB: Noel Sedgwick, Katie Crawford, Paula Aisosa, Amy Santimaw
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
I hope you have a great week! We HAVE! The girls in offseason have worked outstandingly in the weight room, cafeteria, and at the track this week! Basketball season is coming to a close and they have improved in everything! They “B and C” team tournaments are this weekend followed by the “A” team next weekend. Thank you parents, players, and coaches for your DEDICATION this season!
We would like to say THANK YOU for working each week at our all of our basketball home games: Kim Oberlander, Pat Gilchrist, Jerry Flemons, Alison Bevans, Mr. Abel, Officer Lee, and Dowell Athletic Booster Club! We appreciate everything you have done for us!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Service
This week our word is service. Service is trying to meet someone needs or work for someone without expecting something in return. I feel today we sometimes forget that. As we go to different places around town we look at the people that wait on us or serve us. We know when we have an great server and one that does a half way job. I know when someone works really hard and meets our needs we like to reward that person. Our picture this week is the “Waldorf Principle”. A simple clerk did this to Mr. Waldorf, and the rich tycoon returned to make that clerk his first hotel manager in New York. People expect good service from leaders. They are surprised when we serve sacrificially.
BASKETBALL:
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team played hard but lost 3 games to Prosper Rogers last night.
The Blue “B” team lost their game 4-40. Mallory Hugghins scored 2 points, had 3 rebounds, and 1 block. Jayde Joseph also scored 2 points, had 3 rebounds and 2 steals. Cayla Dailey had 2 rebounds and 2 steals.
The Gold “A” team lost 17-44 after a rough 2nd quarter. They fought hard in the 2nd half though only losing it, 13-16. Janie Gantt led the team with 4 points and added 2 rebounds defensively. Taylor Jenkins had a beautiful 3 pointer and 2 steals. Whitney Abboud had 2 points, 2 blocks and 3 rebounds.
The White “C” team finished the night with a tough loss, 10-30. Peyton Miller had a great game both on defense and offense. She scored 4 points, had 4 rebounds, a block and a steal. Jayden Villalobos-Pena scored 2 points, and had 4 rebounds. E’Quavia Mathis also scored 2 points, had 5 rebounds and 1 block.
The Blue and White teams will have their district tournaments this Saturday at Evans Middle School.
8th Grade Basketball:
In the final district game of the season, the Dowell Lionettes faced a fierce opponents in the Prosper Rogers Lady Eagles. Starting off the night, the blue team put up a fight but fell short with a 7-24 loss to Rogers. Alanna Copado scored 2 points for the Lionettes, along with 2 rebounds and 1 steal for the night. Also scoring for Dowell was Nathanim Kidane with 2 points. Taylor Dowling made a bucket giving her 2 points and 1 rebound against the Lady Eagles. Good luck in the tournament this weekend Blue team!
In the second game of the night, the Lionettes hustled up and down the court, scoring point for point with the Lady Eagles until the final quarter when Rogers won 43-29. Lead scorer was Faith Horton with 10 points, 1 assist, and 3 rebounds. Natalee Rogers swished 2 three’s and had 1 rebound. Gracie Branson scored 4 points for the Lionettes, as well as 1 assist and 3 rebounds. Jacie Schussler also scored 4 points and had 2 steals for the night. Vanessa Mejia added another 2 points to the score and had 2 beautiful assists and 1 rebound. Aariyahna Suggs also scored a 3 for the Lionettes. Keep working towards your goal for next week’s tournament Gold team!
In the final game of the night, an exciting match-up between the Lionettes White team and Rogers. The Lionettes hustled hard for all four quarter, just falling short of the victory in the last seconds of the game with a 15-20 loss to the Lady Eagles. Lead scorer of the night was Kyra Jones with 4 points and 2 rebounds. Amy Santimaw, Kaylee Sutton, Bianca Diaz, Sydnie MacAllister, and Rylie Hostetter all scored 2 points each for the Lionettes. Talk about team work! Cailin Bell and Katie Crawford also added 2 steals for the team. Crawford also scored a free throw and had 3 rebounds for the night. Good luck in your tournament this weekend White team.
The Blue and White teams will play this Saturday, February 10, in the district tournament at Faubion Middle School. Gold team will play next Saturday, February 17, in their district tournament at Evans Middle School.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Jacey (Izzy) Lee
7th Grade BB: Cailey Dailey and Peyton Miller
8th Grade OS: Emily Devine
8th Grade BB: Noel Sedgwick, Katie Crawford, Paula Aisosa, Amy Santimaw
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Accountability: February 2, 2018
Dear Parents,
We have had a great week at DMS! We are so glad to see all of girls that have been sick coming back to school, we have MISSED you! We know you are slowly recovering and will eventually be back at 100%. Last night both basketball teams played Faubion in some exciting games! Great job Lionettes! Offseason is working hard in the weight room and conditioning each day, we are getting so much stronger! Thank you so much for your dedication to making DMS LIONETTES athletes our future STATE CHAMPIONS!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Accountability
As we talk about accountability with the girls we want to remind them it is an obligation or willingness to accept your own responsibility or to account for your own actions.
As a leader, you followers will be a reflection of you. Not only will you attract others like yourself, but over time, those who follow you will mirror both your negative and positive characteristics.
BASKETBALL:
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team won 2 and lost 1 against their cross town rivals, the Faubion Lions last night.
The Blue “B” team played well and won their game 15-6. Imani Abboud and Jorryn Echeverria led the team with 4 points each. Mallory Hugghins scored 3 points, had 5 rebounds and a game-high 6 blocks. Jayde Josephs led the team on defense with 10 rebounds, 1 block and 2 steals. Awesome job Blue!
The Gold “A” team also won last night, 26-12. Reagan Brown led with a season high 12 points and 4 rebounds. Lauren Omholt added 8 points and 1 steal. Rylie Rogers and Taylor Jenkins each had 5 rebounds to help out defensively. Way to go Gold!
The White “C” team finished the night with a tough loss, 7-13. Sydney Allan had 3 points and Peyton Miller added 2 points respectively. E’Quavia Mathis was tough on defense pulling in 8 rebounds while Miller and Maddi Jones each added 5. Good try white!
Our next and last regular game of the season is on February 8th at HOME against the Prosper Rogers Eagle starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade Basketball:
In the last home game of the season, the Lionettes faced Faubion Middle School in three fast-paced games.
In the first game of the night, the Blue team played their hearts out but ended with a 13-16 loss. In her first game back, Noel Sedgwick was the leading scorer with 5 points, 1 assist, 1 block, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. Also scoring 2 points each for the Lionettes was Audrey Sperry and Paula Aisosa. Alanna Copado scored 4 points, had 1 rebound, and 2 steals. The Lionettes battled Faubion to the last seconds of the game, we are very proud of their efforts on the court.
In the Gold team’s game, the Lionettes outscored the Faubion Lady Lions in every quarter with a 41-15 win. Kylie Campbell scored a 3 pointer and an outside shot, for a total of 5 points, along with 1 block, and 2 rebounds. Natalee Rogers also scored a three, giving her 6 total points for the game, along with a block. Kaylin Perry scored 6 points for the Lionettes and had 2 rebounds. Lead scorer for the Gold team was Faith Horton 15 points. Way to push through and remain focused throughout the game Lionettes.
In the final game of the night, the White team won an exciting game over the Faubion Lions with a final score of 20-7. Amy Santimaw, Cailin Bell, and Rylie Hostetter all scored 4 points for the Dowell Lionettes. Kaylee Sutton scored the first 2 points of the game, along with 1 rebound and 1 steal. Bianca Diaz, Katie Crawford, and Charlize Bartholomew also all scored 2 points for the White team. Crawford added 1 rebound and a steal, while Diaz contributed 6 rebounds and 3 steals for the Lionettes. Great game White team. Your hard work has paid off!
The Lionettes will play their last season game next Thursday at Prosper Rogers.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Isabelle Kostial, Sophia Sherman
7th Grade BB: Victoria Garcia, Presleigh Morris
8th Grade OS: Silvia Morales Orozco, Sydney Saad
8th Grade BB: Bianca Diaz, Faith Horton, Audrey Sperry
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
We have had a great week at DMS! We are so glad to see all of girls that have been sick coming back to school, we have MISSED you! We know you are slowly recovering and will eventually be back at 100%. Last night both basketball teams played Faubion in some exciting games! Great job Lionettes! Offseason is working hard in the weight room and conditioning each day, we are getting so much stronger! Thank you so much for your dedication to making DMS LIONETTES athletes our future STATE CHAMPIONS!
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Accountability
As we talk about accountability with the girls we want to remind them it is an obligation or willingness to accept your own responsibility or to account for your own actions.
As a leader, you followers will be a reflection of you. Not only will you attract others like yourself, but over time, those who follow you will mirror both your negative and positive characteristics.
BASKETBALL:
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team won 2 and lost 1 against their cross town rivals, the Faubion Lions last night.
The Blue “B” team played well and won their game 15-6. Imani Abboud and Jorryn Echeverria led the team with 4 points each. Mallory Hugghins scored 3 points, had 5 rebounds and a game-high 6 blocks. Jayde Josephs led the team on defense with 10 rebounds, 1 block and 2 steals. Awesome job Blue!
The Gold “A” team also won last night, 26-12. Reagan Brown led with a season high 12 points and 4 rebounds. Lauren Omholt added 8 points and 1 steal. Rylie Rogers and Taylor Jenkins each had 5 rebounds to help out defensively. Way to go Gold!
The White “C” team finished the night with a tough loss, 7-13. Sydney Allan had 3 points and Peyton Miller added 2 points respectively. E’Quavia Mathis was tough on defense pulling in 8 rebounds while Miller and Maddi Jones each added 5. Good try white!
Our next and last regular game of the season is on February 8th at HOME against the Prosper Rogers Eagle starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade Basketball:
In the last home game of the season, the Lionettes faced Faubion Middle School in three fast-paced games.
In the first game of the night, the Blue team played their hearts out but ended with a 13-16 loss. In her first game back, Noel Sedgwick was the leading scorer with 5 points, 1 assist, 1 block, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. Also scoring 2 points each for the Lionettes was Audrey Sperry and Paula Aisosa. Alanna Copado scored 4 points, had 1 rebound, and 2 steals. The Lionettes battled Faubion to the last seconds of the game, we are very proud of their efforts on the court.
In the Gold team’s game, the Lionettes outscored the Faubion Lady Lions in every quarter with a 41-15 win. Kylie Campbell scored a 3 pointer and an outside shot, for a total of 5 points, along with 1 block, and 2 rebounds. Natalee Rogers also scored a three, giving her 6 total points for the game, along with a block. Kaylin Perry scored 6 points for the Lionettes and had 2 rebounds. Lead scorer for the Gold team was Faith Horton 15 points. Way to push through and remain focused throughout the game Lionettes.
In the final game of the night, the White team won an exciting game over the Faubion Lions with a final score of 20-7. Amy Santimaw, Cailin Bell, and Rylie Hostetter all scored 4 points for the Dowell Lionettes. Kaylee Sutton scored the first 2 points of the game, along with 1 rebound and 1 steal. Bianca Diaz, Katie Crawford, and Charlize Bartholomew also all scored 2 points for the White team. Crawford added 1 rebound and a steal, while Diaz contributed 6 rebounds and 3 steals for the Lionettes. Great game White team. Your hard work has paid off!
The Lionettes will play their last season game next Thursday at Prosper Rogers.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Isabelle Kostial, Sophia Sherman
7th Grade BB: Victoria Garcia, Presleigh Morris
8th Grade OS: Silvia Morales Orozco, Sydney Saad
8th Grade BB: Bianca Diaz, Faith Horton, Audrey Sperry
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Wednesday, Mar. 21st: Pictures
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Wednesday, Apr. 18th: Physicals at McKinney North High School 3-6 PM
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Wednesday, Apr. 25th: Physicals at McKinney High School 3-6 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Initiative: January 26, 2018
Dear Parents,
I cannot believe it is the end of January already! Wow your daughter has been working really hard in the weight room and conditioning! Keep up the AWESOME work, ladies! We have had a lot of girls and coaches out sick this week! (Flu/Strep/and other) We hope everyone is getting stronger and recovers quickly!
Our next UIL grade check is Jan. 29th this is a progress report. Please check in with your athlete and all their classes. Tutorials are always available for all DMS students.
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Initiative
This week we talked about being a host and guest. Leaders take the initiative in relationships. They are intentional about them. They see themselves as hosts, not guests, and go out of their way to connect with people and provide for them. Things to talk about: Why is hosting so powerful? How can it enable people to be at their best?
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team won 1 and fought hard but lost 2 against Prosper Reynolds last Thursday night.
The Blue “B” team played won their game 16-5. Lauren Omholt led with 8 points and 5 assists. Both Presleigh Morris and Jessica Green helped out with 4 points each. Mallory Hugghins and Morris also led the team on defense with 8 and 7 rebounds respectively. Way to go Blue!
The Gold “A” team played through some tough competition but still lost, 20-40. Taylor Jenkins led the night again with 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals. Vanessa Masamba added 6 points and 3 rebounds to that total. Alyssa Austin led defensively with 7 rebounds. Great fight to the end!
The White “C” team finished the night with a loss 2-23. Maddi Jones scored the 2 points for the Lionettes. While everyone played with all they had, the Eagles had a little more height and a little less illness to come out on top.
Our next game is on February 1st away against the Faubion Lions starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade Basketball:
In Thursday nights match up against Prosper Reynolds the Lionettes faced fierce opponents. The Blue team lost in a tough battle of speed and agility. Lead scorer for the Blue team was Kailyn Perry with 9 points, 1 assist, 3 rebounds, and 7 aggressive steals. Also scoring for the Lionettes was Emily Heaton with 5 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals. Paula Aisosa added 3 impressive rebounds and 2 steals for the Blue team. Keep hustling hard Blue team!
In the second game of the night for the Lionettes, the Gold team started the game looking promising, matching point for point before Reynolds regained control in the second half. Kylie Campbell scored two free throws for the Lionettes, along with a rebound and some aggressive steals. Faith Horton added 9 points for the Lionettes, 2 blocks and 5 rebounds. Aariyahna Suggs scored 5 points, has 1 assist, 2 rebounds, and a steal. Keep fighting Gold team. We love you’re heart!
In the final game of the night, the Lionettes fought through and competed with very tough competition. Lead scorer for the White team was Bianca Diaz with 4 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. Kyra Jones had an impressive defensive game with 6 rebounds and 5 steals. Also scoring for the White team was Rylie Thomason with 2 points. Way to play hard throughout the entire game White team!
The Lionettes face Faubion Middle School next Thursday at Dowell.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Zoe McKay
7th BB: Grayson Abcarian
8th Offseason: Blair Dodge
8th BB: Aariyahna Suggs
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
I cannot believe it is the end of January already! Wow your daughter has been working really hard in the weight room and conditioning! Keep up the AWESOME work, ladies! We have had a lot of girls and coaches out sick this week! (Flu/Strep/and other) We hope everyone is getting stronger and recovers quickly!
Our next UIL grade check is Jan. 29th this is a progress report. Please check in with your athlete and all their classes. Tutorials are always available for all DMS students.
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both! With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Initiative
This week we talked about being a host and guest. Leaders take the initiative in relationships. They are intentional about them. They see themselves as hosts, not guests, and go out of their way to connect with people and provide for them. Things to talk about: Why is hosting so powerful? How can it enable people to be at their best?
7th Grade Basketball:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team won 1 and fought hard but lost 2 against Prosper Reynolds last Thursday night.
The Blue “B” team played won their game 16-5. Lauren Omholt led with 8 points and 5 assists. Both Presleigh Morris and Jessica Green helped out with 4 points each. Mallory Hugghins and Morris also led the team on defense with 8 and 7 rebounds respectively. Way to go Blue!
The Gold “A” team played through some tough competition but still lost, 20-40. Taylor Jenkins led the night again with 8 points, 6 rebounds, and 5 steals. Vanessa Masamba added 6 points and 3 rebounds to that total. Alyssa Austin led defensively with 7 rebounds. Great fight to the end!
The White “C” team finished the night with a loss 2-23. Maddi Jones scored the 2 points for the Lionettes. While everyone played with all they had, the Eagles had a little more height and a little less illness to come out on top.
Our next game is on February 1st away against the Faubion Lions starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade Basketball:
In Thursday nights match up against Prosper Reynolds the Lionettes faced fierce opponents. The Blue team lost in a tough battle of speed and agility. Lead scorer for the Blue team was Kailyn Perry with 9 points, 1 assist, 3 rebounds, and 7 aggressive steals. Also scoring for the Lionettes was Emily Heaton with 5 points, 4 rebounds, and 2 steals. Paula Aisosa added 3 impressive rebounds and 2 steals for the Blue team. Keep hustling hard Blue team!
In the second game of the night for the Lionettes, the Gold team started the game looking promising, matching point for point before Reynolds regained control in the second half. Kylie Campbell scored two free throws for the Lionettes, along with a rebound and some aggressive steals. Faith Horton added 9 points for the Lionettes, 2 blocks and 5 rebounds. Aariyahna Suggs scored 5 points, has 1 assist, 2 rebounds, and a steal. Keep fighting Gold team. We love you’re heart!
In the final game of the night, the Lionettes fought through and competed with very tough competition. Lead scorer for the White team was Bianca Diaz with 4 points, 2 rebounds, and 2 steals. Kyra Jones had an impressive defensive game with 6 rebounds and 5 steals. Also scoring for the White team was Rylie Thomason with 2 points. Way to play hard throughout the entire game White team!
The Lionettes face Faubion Middle School next Thursday at Dowell.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Zoe McKay
7th BB: Grayson Abcarian
8th Offseason: Blair Dodge
8th BB: Aariyahna Suggs
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Tuesday, Feb. 20th: Tennis Tryouts and Track practice begins
Wednesday, Feb. 26th: Parent Meeting for Track and Tennis
Wednesday, Feb. 28th: Basketball Celebration 7th grade 3:55/8th grade at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, Mar. 6th: Tennis at Dowell
Wednesday, Mar. 7th: Track Ron Poe Stadium
Tuesday, Mar. 20th: Tennis at Faubion
Thursday, Mar. 22nd: Track-McKinney North
Tuesday, Mar. 27th: Tennis-at Johnson
Thursday, Mar. 29th: Track-Princeton Relays
Tuesday, Apr. 3rd: Tennis- at Dowell
Thursday, Apr. 5th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-MISD City Meet
Wednesday, Apr. 11th: Tennis- at Cockrill
Thursday, Apr. 12th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Friday, Apr. 13th: Track-Ron Poe Stadium-District Meet
Monday, Apr. 16th: Tennis-District Tournament (Doubles)
Tuesday, Apr. 17th: Tennis-District Tournament (Singles)
Saturday, April 21st: Physicals at Boyd High School 7-11 AM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Courage: January 19, 2018
Dear Parents,
We had a great week working out and talking about being challenged. We are always challenged in our life: at home, in the classroom, and at work. We stressed to the girls to make the right choices and try to go above and beyond in anything they attempt to do when faced with difficulties.
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both!
With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes Seventh Grade basketball teams gave a great effort winning on and losing 2 in their games against the Cockrill Cowgirls last night.
The Blue “B” team score was 7-12. Jessica Green led the team with 5 points while Imani Abboud contributed 2 points. Defensively, Mallory Huggins had 2 blocks and 2 rebounds.
The Gold “A” team lost 23-31. Lauren Omholt worked hard scoring 6 points, with 5 rebounds and 2 steals. Taylor Jenkins also had 6 points with 3 rebounds and 1 steal. Rylie Rogers scored her first 3 pointer as well.
The White “C” team played hard and finished with the only win of the night. E’Quavia Mathis scored 2 points, had 2 steals and 6 rebounds. Nadya Laynor had 6 steals and 3 rebounds. Emily Rodriguez scored her first basket and had 1 steal. Maddie Jones had 4 points, 2 steals, and 1 rebound. Everyone did amazing!!! Coach Braddock says this was your best defensive game of the season!
Our next game is next Thursday, January 25th, AWAY against PROSPER REYNOLDS starting with the Blue Team game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes faced the Cockrill Cowgirls at Boyd High School in their Thursday evening game.
The Blue team lost 10-6 in a hard fought game against Cockrill. Lead scorer for the night was Kailin Perry with 4 points, 1 rebound and 6 aggressive steals. Taylor Dowling also scored 2 points, had 1 rebound, and 2 steals for the blue team. Another strong player of the night was Paula Aisosa with multiple blocks, rebounds, and steals.
The Gold team played with their whole hearts in the second match up of the night against the Cowgirls and ended up with a 42-25 loss. Lead scorer of the night was Faith Horton with 11 points. Aariyahna Suggs had 8 points, 1 rebound, and some highly impressive ball handling skills throughout the game. Natalie Rogers added 4 points for the team, 1 rebound, and 1 steal for the night.
The White team hustled through a close game and ended with a 14-7 loss. Kyra Jones, Bianca Diaz, and Riley Thomason all scored 2 points for the team. Lead rebounders for the night were Rylee Hostetter and Charlize Bartholomew with 3 rebounds each, while Jones and Diaz each had 5 steals for the Lionettes.
Character word of the week: Courage
The quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, pain, etc… without fear: bravery.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Parker Cox
7th BB: Maggie Maple
8th Offseason: Hannah Carpenter
8th BB: Kailin Perry
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
We had a great week working out and talking about being challenged. We are always challenged in our life: at home, in the classroom, and at work. We stressed to the girls to make the right choices and try to go above and beyond in anything they attempt to do when faced with difficulties.
If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both!
With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes Seventh Grade basketball teams gave a great effort winning on and losing 2 in their games against the Cockrill Cowgirls last night.
The Blue “B” team score was 7-12. Jessica Green led the team with 5 points while Imani Abboud contributed 2 points. Defensively, Mallory Huggins had 2 blocks and 2 rebounds.
The Gold “A” team lost 23-31. Lauren Omholt worked hard scoring 6 points, with 5 rebounds and 2 steals. Taylor Jenkins also had 6 points with 3 rebounds and 1 steal. Rylie Rogers scored her first 3 pointer as well.
The White “C” team played hard and finished with the only win of the night. E’Quavia Mathis scored 2 points, had 2 steals and 6 rebounds. Nadya Laynor had 6 steals and 3 rebounds. Emily Rodriguez scored her first basket and had 1 steal. Maddie Jones had 4 points, 2 steals, and 1 rebound. Everyone did amazing!!! Coach Braddock says this was your best defensive game of the season!
Our next game is next Thursday, January 25th, AWAY against PROSPER REYNOLDS starting with the Blue Team game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes faced the Cockrill Cowgirls at Boyd High School in their Thursday evening game.
The Blue team lost 10-6 in a hard fought game against Cockrill. Lead scorer for the night was Kailin Perry with 4 points, 1 rebound and 6 aggressive steals. Taylor Dowling also scored 2 points, had 1 rebound, and 2 steals for the blue team. Another strong player of the night was Paula Aisosa with multiple blocks, rebounds, and steals.
The Gold team played with their whole hearts in the second match up of the night against the Cowgirls and ended up with a 42-25 loss. Lead scorer of the night was Faith Horton with 11 points. Aariyahna Suggs had 8 points, 1 rebound, and some highly impressive ball handling skills throughout the game. Natalie Rogers added 4 points for the team, 1 rebound, and 1 steal for the night.
The White team hustled through a close game and ended with a 14-7 loss. Kyra Jones, Bianca Diaz, and Riley Thomason all scored 2 points for the team. Lead rebounders for the night were Rylee Hostetter and Charlize Bartholomew with 3 rebounds each, while Jones and Diaz each had 5 steals for the Lionettes.
Character word of the week: Courage
The quality of mind or spirit that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, pain, etc… without fear: bravery.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Parker Cox
7th BB: Maggie Maple
8th Offseason: Hannah Carpenter
8th BB: Kailin Perry
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Challenges/Integrity: January 12, 2018
Dear Parents,
We hope you had a wonderful two week break with your family and friends! We totally enjoyed our time off too! We are looking forward to an AWESOME spring! Basketball is half way through their season and tennis/track are just around the corner. If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both!
With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes Seventh Grade basketball teams gave a great effort, but lost all 3 in their games against the Evans Panthers last night.
The Blue “B” team score was 11-22. Presleigh Morris led the team with 8 points, 4 steals and 5 rebounds. Mallory Hugghins also contributed 3 rebounds to the effort.
The Gold “A” team lost 20-33. Lauren Olmholt and Taylor Jenkins led the team with 6 points each while Rylie Rogers added 4. Alyssa Austin and Whitney Afunugo led the team in rebounds with 4 each.
The White “C” team finished with a loss, 7-13. Great efforts were given by Sydney Allan and Maggie Maple at the end trying to catch up.
Our next game is HOME against Faubion starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade: In Thursday night’s match up, the Lionettes took on Evans Middle School. In the first game of the night, the Blue team just fell short of the victory with a 12-14 loss. Kailin Perry stood out as a lead player for the night with 2 points, 2 assists, 2 blocks, 6 rebounds, and 7 steals. Another aggressive player for the Blue team was Alanna Copado, who consistently attacked the basket. She ended the night with 2 points, 1 rebound, and multiple steals. Nathanim Kidane added another 2 points and 7 rebounds for the Lionettes. While most players for the Blue team scored, the Lionettes were barely beat in the last seconds of the game. Blue team, we are so proud of your effort in tonight’s game!
In the second game of the night, the Gold team took a 24-20 win over Evans. It was a evenly matched game up to the fourth quarter, when the Lionettes solidified their victory. Lead scorer for the night was Faith Horton with 8 points, 1 assist, 1 block, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals. Vanessa Mejia added 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 1 steal to the Lionettes win. Natalee Rogers and Aariyahna Suggs both made impressive 3 point baskets for the Lionettes in crucial moments in the game. Rogers also had 3 rebounds. Suggs added a layup, 1 block, 1 rebound, and 1 steal to her stats for the night. Gold team, we could not be more proud of the way you played as a team tonight!
In the final game of the night, the White team ended with a 2-16 loss to Evans. Amy Santimaw made 2 free throws and had 1 block for the Lionettes. Kyra Jones played great defense with 1 block and 1 rebound. Riley Thomason also had an impressive defensive game with 2 rebounds and 2 steals for the Lionettes. White team, we enjoy watching your effort and energy on and off the court. Keep working hard!
The Lionettes will face Cockrill Middle School next Thursday at Boyd High School. Good luck to all three teams!
Character word of the week: Challenges/Integrity (reference picture-pop quiz)
We are growing our future leaders every day at home and at school. Leaders experience tests as they mature. These tests range from motive checks, to authority tests, to integrity checks. They reveal the leaders potential and maturity, and are a pathway to progress. We experience tests at each stage of growth. Our goal should always be to pass the tests we are presented in life. Testing always precedes promotion. Self-promotion can’t replace authentic promotion. Just as a product is never used until it is tested, so it is with us.
These are the objectives that will be covered in this lesson. We want to encourage our students to welcome life’s tests as friends not enemies. Those tests reveal what we are made of and what we are capable of becoming. To equip students to respond well to the tests and grow from them.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Annika Dundon
7th BB: Taylor Jenkins
8th Offseason: Ebony Jernigan
8th BB: Riley Thomason
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or $275 for both sessions combined
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
We hope you had a wonderful two week break with your family and friends! We totally enjoyed our time off too! We are looking forward to an AWESOME spring! Basketball is half way through their season and tennis/track are just around the corner. If you daughter has not plugged into a sport please encourage her to go out for tennis, track, or both!
With the new year starting we wanted to remind you about our MISD Athletic Policy. If you daughter has not participated in Cross Country, Volleyball, or Basketball she will need to try out for tennis or track. If she does not make the tennis team she will need to participate daily in track. Please see the Athletic Code of Conduct below:
AA. MIDDLE SCHOOL- ATHLETIC CODE OF CONDUCT
*We encourage each athlete to try all sports offered in the middle school program.
*Sports offered are: Cross Country Running, Football, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, and Track.
*PARTICIPATION POLICIES: If enrolling in athletics, student athletes must participate in at least one sport each year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during the 7th grade will result in a semester grade of 50% and removal from Athletics during the 8th grade year. Failure to participate in at least one sport during 8th grade will lower the semester grade to a 50% mark. If the student athletes remove themselves from athletics, they will not be allowed to return the rest of their 7th grade year and their entire 8th grade year.
Athletic Booster Club:It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information: Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather (WARM UPS/TIGHTS/GLOVES/ETC..) When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade: The Dowell Lionettes Seventh Grade basketball teams gave a great effort, but lost all 3 in their games against the Evans Panthers last night.
The Blue “B” team score was 11-22. Presleigh Morris led the team with 8 points, 4 steals and 5 rebounds. Mallory Hugghins also contributed 3 rebounds to the effort.
The Gold “A” team lost 20-33. Lauren Olmholt and Taylor Jenkins led the team with 6 points each while Rylie Rogers added 4. Alyssa Austin and Whitney Afunugo led the team in rebounds with 4 each.
The White “C” team finished with a loss, 7-13. Great efforts were given by Sydney Allan and Maggie Maple at the end trying to catch up.
Our next game is HOME against Faubion starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade: In Thursday night’s match up, the Lionettes took on Evans Middle School. In the first game of the night, the Blue team just fell short of the victory with a 12-14 loss. Kailin Perry stood out as a lead player for the night with 2 points, 2 assists, 2 blocks, 6 rebounds, and 7 steals. Another aggressive player for the Blue team was Alanna Copado, who consistently attacked the basket. She ended the night with 2 points, 1 rebound, and multiple steals. Nathanim Kidane added another 2 points and 7 rebounds for the Lionettes. While most players for the Blue team scored, the Lionettes were barely beat in the last seconds of the game. Blue team, we are so proud of your effort in tonight’s game!
In the second game of the night, the Gold team took a 24-20 win over Evans. It was a evenly matched game up to the fourth quarter, when the Lionettes solidified their victory. Lead scorer for the night was Faith Horton with 8 points, 1 assist, 1 block, 3 rebounds, and 2 steals. Vanessa Mejia added 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 1 steal to the Lionettes win. Natalee Rogers and Aariyahna Suggs both made impressive 3 point baskets for the Lionettes in crucial moments in the game. Rogers also had 3 rebounds. Suggs added a layup, 1 block, 1 rebound, and 1 steal to her stats for the night. Gold team, we could not be more proud of the way you played as a team tonight!
In the final game of the night, the White team ended with a 2-16 loss to Evans. Amy Santimaw made 2 free throws and had 1 block for the Lionettes. Kyra Jones played great defense with 1 block and 1 rebound. Riley Thomason also had an impressive defensive game with 2 rebounds and 2 steals for the Lionettes. White team, we enjoy watching your effort and energy on and off the court. Keep working hard!
The Lionettes will face Cockrill Middle School next Thursday at Boyd High School. Good luck to all three teams!
Character word of the week: Challenges/Integrity (reference picture-pop quiz)
We are growing our future leaders every day at home and at school. Leaders experience tests as they mature. These tests range from motive checks, to authority tests, to integrity checks. They reveal the leaders potential and maturity, and are a pathway to progress. We experience tests at each stage of growth. Our goal should always be to pass the tests we are presented in life. Testing always precedes promotion. Self-promotion can’t replace authentic promotion. Just as a product is never used until it is tested, so it is with us.
These are the objectives that will be covered in this lesson. We want to encourage our students to welcome life’s tests as friends not enemies. Those tests reveal what we are made of and what we are capable of becoming. To equip students to respond well to the tests and grow from them.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Offseason: Annika Dundon
7th BB: Taylor Jenkins
8th Offseason: Ebony Jernigan
8th BB: Riley Thomason
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or $275 for both sessions combined
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Social Media: December 22, 2017
Dear Parents,
WOW, I cannot believe the first semester is OVER! The girls have worked really hard and we look forward to see what they WILL accomplish in 2018! We hope you and your family have a wonderful winter break!
Grades:
Our MISD/UIL Academic Grade Check is this coming Friday, Dec. 22nd. Athlete eligibility is determined by the nine-week grade, NOT semester grade - so athletes must pass every class this Friday for the nine weeks. Please check in with your athlete this evening about class work, projects, test coming up this week. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail).
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team swept by winning all 3 games in their competition against the Scott Johnson Tigers at home last night. So proud of all 3 teams and how well they played even when things got rough.
The Blue “B” team played hard and won their game 23-13. Presleigh Morris led the team in scoring with 9 points and defensively added 5 steals. Cailey led the team defensively with 8 steals while Jayde Joseph contributed 6 rebounds. Jessica Green also helped out with 6 points and 4 rebounds. Way to go Blue!
The Gold “A” team played through some tough competition and came out on top, 36-35. Taylor Jenkins led the night with 12 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 steals. Lauren Omholt and Alyssa Austin each added 9 points offensively and defensively Omholt had 5 steals and Austin had 5 rebounds. Great fight to the end!
The White “C” team finished the night with a win also, 21-7. Peyton Miller led scoring with 8 points and contributed 6 rebounds and 1 block. Sydney Allan added 4 points while Grayson Abcarian added 7 steals and Nadya Laynor added 5 steals. Awesome job ladies!
Our next game is on January 11th away against the Evans Panthers starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade:
The Lionettes played Johnson Middle School last night in three tough games.
The Blue team came out on top with a 26-11 win. The game was neck and neck throughout the first half until the Lionettes amped up their game to take the lead. Lead scorer for the night was Alanna Copado with 6 points, 1 assist, and 2 rebounds. Kailyn Perry, Taylor Dowling, Allison Lane, and Nathanim Kidane all scored 4 points each for the Lionettes win. Emily Heaton and Ava Montgomery added 2 crucial points each as well as some fantastic defensive plays. Congratulations Blue team. What a great game!
In the second game of the night, the Lionettes started out slow but soon found their way back in the lead with a 34-19 win. Lead scorer of the night was Faith Horton with 11 points, including a 3 pointer, 1 assist, 2 rebounds, and 3 steals. Vanessa Mejia, Kaylin Chapin, McKenna Prather, Genevieve Miller, and Gracie Branson all added 2 points for the Lionettes win. Aariyahna Suggs made a beautiful 3 pointer to give her 7 total points for the game, 1 rebound, and 1 steal. Great job Gold team. Way to finish the game!
In the final game of the night, the Lionettes played one of the most exciting games yet. With a hard fought battle the entire game, the Lionettes lost in the last few seconds 16-18 to Johnson. Lead scorer was Bianca Diaz with 6 points, 1 block, and 5 rebounds. Katie Crawford, Sofia Levario, and Amy Santimaw all added 2 points for the Lionettes total score. Rylie Hostetter scored 3 points and 3 steals. Way to fight hard to the last second White team. We are so proud of your effort!
The Lionettes will play Evans at Dowell on the Thursday we return from break. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!
Character word of the week: Social Media
Social Media everyone is using it-Networking! It includes popular networking websites, like Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter; as well as bookmarking different sites. It can involve blogging and forums and any aspect of an interactive presence which allows individuals the ability to engage in conversations with one another, often as a discussion over a particular blog post news article, or event.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Lyric Turton
7th Grade BB: Emely Rodriguez
8th Grade BB: Alanna Copado
8th Grade Off-Season-Sydney Saad
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. **Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Thank you for everyone that came to the parent meeting. Some questions were asked concerning PC/Track & Tennis practices: “Will track or tennis practice conflict with PC? When is tennis and track practice? Can kids miss school practice for PC?”
Answer to the questions from Coach Jennifer Frazier, Asst. Athletic Director: Kids are NOT allowed to miss school practices for Advanced PC. Tennis kids could not participate in Advanced PC due to their practices beginning at 7:30 am. Track practices are after school so Advanced PC would not affect track kids.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday/OPEN Gym for Basketball 2-4 PM
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
WOW, I cannot believe the first semester is OVER! The girls have worked really hard and we look forward to see what they WILL accomplish in 2018! We hope you and your family have a wonderful winter break!
Grades:
Our MISD/UIL Academic Grade Check is this coming Friday, Dec. 22nd. Athlete eligibility is determined by the nine-week grade, NOT semester grade - so athletes must pass every class this Friday for the nine weeks. Please check in with your athlete this evening about class work, projects, test coming up this week. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail).
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Basketball:
7th Grade:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team swept by winning all 3 games in their competition against the Scott Johnson Tigers at home last night. So proud of all 3 teams and how well they played even when things got rough.
The Blue “B” team played hard and won their game 23-13. Presleigh Morris led the team in scoring with 9 points and defensively added 5 steals. Cailey led the team defensively with 8 steals while Jayde Joseph contributed 6 rebounds. Jessica Green also helped out with 6 points and 4 rebounds. Way to go Blue!
The Gold “A” team played through some tough competition and came out on top, 36-35. Taylor Jenkins led the night with 12 points, 6 rebounds, and 6 steals. Lauren Omholt and Alyssa Austin each added 9 points offensively and defensively Omholt had 5 steals and Austin had 5 rebounds. Great fight to the end!
The White “C” team finished the night with a win also, 21-7. Peyton Miller led scoring with 8 points and contributed 6 rebounds and 1 block. Sydney Allan added 4 points while Grayson Abcarian added 7 steals and Nadya Laynor added 5 steals. Awesome job ladies!
Our next game is on January 11th away against the Evans Panthers starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th Grade:
The Lionettes played Johnson Middle School last night in three tough games.
The Blue team came out on top with a 26-11 win. The game was neck and neck throughout the first half until the Lionettes amped up their game to take the lead. Lead scorer for the night was Alanna Copado with 6 points, 1 assist, and 2 rebounds. Kailyn Perry, Taylor Dowling, Allison Lane, and Nathanim Kidane all scored 4 points each for the Lionettes win. Emily Heaton and Ava Montgomery added 2 crucial points each as well as some fantastic defensive plays. Congratulations Blue team. What a great game!
In the second game of the night, the Lionettes started out slow but soon found their way back in the lead with a 34-19 win. Lead scorer of the night was Faith Horton with 11 points, including a 3 pointer, 1 assist, 2 rebounds, and 3 steals. Vanessa Mejia, Kaylin Chapin, McKenna Prather, Genevieve Miller, and Gracie Branson all added 2 points for the Lionettes win. Aariyahna Suggs made a beautiful 3 pointer to give her 7 total points for the game, 1 rebound, and 1 steal. Great job Gold team. Way to finish the game!
In the final game of the night, the Lionettes played one of the most exciting games yet. With a hard fought battle the entire game, the Lionettes lost in the last few seconds 16-18 to Johnson. Lead scorer was Bianca Diaz with 6 points, 1 block, and 5 rebounds. Katie Crawford, Sofia Levario, and Amy Santimaw all added 2 points for the Lionettes total score. Rylie Hostetter scored 3 points and 3 steals. Way to fight hard to the last second White team. We are so proud of your effort!
The Lionettes will play Evans at Dowell on the Thursday we return from break. Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays!!!
Character word of the week: Social Media
Social Media everyone is using it-Networking! It includes popular networking websites, like Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter; as well as bookmarking different sites. It can involve blogging and forums and any aspect of an interactive presence which allows individuals the ability to engage in conversations with one another, often as a discussion over a particular blog post news article, or event.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Lyric Turton
7th Grade BB: Emely Rodriguez
8th Grade BB: Alanna Copado
8th Grade Off-Season-Sydney Saad
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. **Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Thank you for everyone that came to the parent meeting. Some questions were asked concerning PC/Track & Tennis practices: “Will track or tennis practice conflict with PC? When is tennis and track practice? Can kids miss school practice for PC?”
Answer to the questions from Coach Jennifer Frazier, Asst. Athletic Director: Kids are NOT allowed to miss school practices for Advanced PC. Tennis kids could not participate in Advanced PC due to their practices beginning at 7:30 am. Track practices are after school so Advanced PC would not affect track kids.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Dates coming up:
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday/OPEN Gym for Basketball 2-4 PM
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Decision Making: December 15, 2017
Dear Parents:
WOW, I cannot believe that the first semester is already here! We have had an AWESOME start in athletics: Cross Country, Volleyball, Basketball, and Offseason! We look forward to finishing out next semester (2018) STRONGER and FASTER! We hope you and your family have a wonderful winter break!
Grades:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. A parent meeting will be held Wednesday, December 20th at 6:00 PM in the competition gym. Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
****They will be able to answer all of your questions at the parent meeting December 20th.
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Decision Making
Our picture this week is from the Medieval times and it references The Pyrrhic Victory- a victory or goal achieved at too great a cost.
Sometimes the cost of winning is so great that we lose more than we gain. Good leaders don’t fight every battle. They carefully consider what’s at stake in each encounter with others and then act accordingly. They never allow the situation to become more important than the relationship.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Tiffany Adams, Parker Cox
7th Grade BB: Lauren Omholt
8th Grade BB: Vanessa Mejia
8th Grade Off-Season-Dylan O’Donnell
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Tuesday, Dec. 19th: Basketball Pictures before school and 7th period/after school
Wednesday, Dec. 20th: Parent Meeting for Advanced Performance Course @ 6:00 PM/Competition gym
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Friday, Dec. 22nd: MISD UIL 5 Day Blackout-We will NOT dress out in athletics (Nobody can practice)
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
WOW, I cannot believe that the first semester is already here! We have had an AWESOME start in athletics: Cross Country, Volleyball, Basketball, and Offseason! We look forward to finishing out next semester (2018) STRONGER and FASTER! We hope you and your family have a wonderful winter break!
Grades:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. A parent meeting will be held Wednesday, December 20th at 6:00 PM in the competition gym. Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
****They will be able to answer all of your questions at the parent meeting December 20th.
****Online registration is also available at http://www.performancecourse.com/school-district/mckinney-isd
Wes Voth, CSCS, CPR/AED
Performance Course
wvoth@performancecourse.com
813-787-4159
@PCnowisthetime
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Decision Making
Our picture this week is from the Medieval times and it references The Pyrrhic Victory- a victory or goal achieved at too great a cost.
Sometimes the cost of winning is so great that we lose more than we gain. Good leaders don’t fight every battle. They carefully consider what’s at stake in each encounter with others and then act accordingly. They never allow the situation to become more important than the relationship.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Tiffany Adams, Parker Cox
7th Grade BB: Lauren Omholt
8th Grade BB: Vanessa Mejia
8th Grade Off-Season-Dylan O’Donnell
Dates coming up:
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Tuesday, Dec. 19th: Basketball Pictures before school and 7th period/after school
Wednesday, Dec. 20th: Parent Meeting for Advanced Performance Course @ 6:00 PM/Competition gym
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Friday, Dec. 22nd: MISD UIL 5 Day Blackout-We will NOT dress out in athletics (Nobody can practice)
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Encouragement: December 8, 2017
Dear Parents:
I hope you had a great week! Don’t you just love Texas weather! Hot and COLD! We have lot that we are trying to get accomplished in the next few weeks. We will be testing in different areas: the mile and different performance course tests (40’s/cones/etc…).
GRADES:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. They will come and talk with everyone December 13th during 1st and 7th period. A parent meeting will be held Wednesday, December 20th at 6:00 PM in the competition gym. Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
*They will be able to answer all of your questions at the parent meeting December 20th.
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
BASKETBALL:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team lost 3 games in their competition against the Prosper Rogers Eagles last night.
The Blue “B” team lost their game, 2-23. Cayla Dailey scored 2 points, had 1 rebound and one steal. Jayde Joseph had 7 rebounds and 3 steals. Janie Gantt had 6 rebounds and 3 steals.
The Gold “A” team lost, 12-39. Vanessa Masamba had 4 points and 3 steals. Taylor Jenkins had 2 points and 2 rebounds. Lauren Omholt had 2 points, 2 rebounds, and 5 steals.
The White “C” team finished with a loss, 12-22. Peyton Miller had 5 points, 2 steals, and 3 rebounds. Jayden Villalobos-Pena had 2 points and 2 rebounds. Grayson Abcarian had some great offensive passes to her post players.
Our next game is on December 14th at home against Highland Park starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th grade Dowell Lionettes played Prosper Rogers last night. While the Blue team came out with the only win for the night, the Gold and White teams fought hard in close games.
The Blue “B” team won a close game with a score of 16-15. The Lionettes fought back from a deficit until the 3rd quarter, where they took control of the game. Dowell and Rogers fought out the rest of the game. Lead scorer for the Blue team was Emily Heaton with 5 points, 1 assist, and 4 steals. Nathanim Kidane scored 4 points to add to the Lionette’s win and had 1 rebound and 3 steals. Allison Lane worked aggressively for her 3 points, along with Audrey Sperry and Kailyn Perry each with 2 points. Way to fight to the end Blue team!
The Gold “A” team lost in a heart wrenching 4th quarter battle 25-30. Faith Horton had an impressive 15 points, 1 assist, and 3 rebounds. Aariyhana Suggs swished a 3 pointer to tie the game in the 4th quarter and 2 rebounds. Gracie Branson fought hard under the basket for 2 points and a block. Keep working hard Gold team!
The White “C” team lost a hard fought game 12-19. Lead scorer for the Lionettes was Amy Santimaw with 7 points, 3 rebounds, and a steal. Riley Thomason also scored 2 points for team and a rebound. Kyra Jones played hard and scored 2 points for the Lionettes. These girls continue to grow and grow each week. Way to work tonight White team!
The Gold “A” team will play tonight, Friday December 8 at 8pm in the Collin County Hoopfest. Bring home some gold, Gold team!
Character word of the week: Encouragement -The action of giving someone support, confidence or hope.
Our character picture for the week: Hot Air Balloons
Hot air balloons rise as the burner is released…. But eventually they begin to fall an need to be refilled. They must continue to be filled in order to go up. People are like this. They must be consistently encouraged in order to reach their highest potential.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Daniela Escobedo-Rocha
7th Grade BB: Emma McCann, Alexandria May
8th Grade OS: Faith Talbott
8th Grade BB: Rylie Hostetter
Dates coming up:
Wednesday, Dec. 13th: Information for Advanced Performance Course Meeting with the girl & /boy athletes during class
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Tuesday, Dec. 19th: Basketball Pictures before school and 7th period/after school
Wednesday, Dec. 20th: Parent Meeting for Advanced Performance Course @ 6:00 PM/Competition gym
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Friday, Dec. 22nd: MISD UIL 5 Day Blackout-We will not dress out in athletics (Nobody can practice)
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
I hope you had a great week! Don’t you just love Texas weather! Hot and COLD! We have lot that we are trying to get accomplished in the next few weeks. We will be testing in different areas: the mile and different performance course tests (40’s/cones/etc…).
GRADES:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Athletic Booster Club:
It’s not too late to join the DMS ABC. One last order for Yard Signs will be placed so get your membership form in by Dec. 15th if you would like one. Please contact our DMS ABC Judy Shackleton at judyashack@hotmail.com or Trisha Winn at trishawinn1@gmail.com .
Advanced Sports Performance Academy:
The PC advanced athletic performance academy is a highly intensified program for the serious 7th and 8th grade athlete who have had previous exposure to structured strength and conditioning programs. They will come and talk with everyone December 13th during 1st and 7th period. A parent meeting will be held Wednesday, December 20th at 6:00 PM in the competition gym. Basketball girls will not be allowed to participate during the first session but can start with the second session.
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Time: 7:00 AM-8:15 AM
Session 1: January 16-March 8th
Session 2: March 19th-May 10th
Cost: $150 for one-of two sessions or
$275 for both sessions combined
*They will be able to answer all of your questions at the parent meeting December 20th.
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter to bring clothes for COLD weather(warm-ups/tights/gloves/etc). When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
BASKETBALL:
The Dowell Lionettes 7th Grade Girls’ Basketball team lost 3 games in their competition against the Prosper Rogers Eagles last night.
The Blue “B” team lost their game, 2-23. Cayla Dailey scored 2 points, had 1 rebound and one steal. Jayde Joseph had 7 rebounds and 3 steals. Janie Gantt had 6 rebounds and 3 steals.
The Gold “A” team lost, 12-39. Vanessa Masamba had 4 points and 3 steals. Taylor Jenkins had 2 points and 2 rebounds. Lauren Omholt had 2 points, 2 rebounds, and 5 steals.
The White “C” team finished with a loss, 12-22. Peyton Miller had 5 points, 2 steals, and 3 rebounds. Jayden Villalobos-Pena had 2 points and 2 rebounds. Grayson Abcarian had some great offensive passes to her post players.
Our next game is on December 14th at home against Highland Park starting with the Blue game at 5:00pm. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th grade Dowell Lionettes played Prosper Rogers last night. While the Blue team came out with the only win for the night, the Gold and White teams fought hard in close games.
The Blue “B” team won a close game with a score of 16-15. The Lionettes fought back from a deficit until the 3rd quarter, where they took control of the game. Dowell and Rogers fought out the rest of the game. Lead scorer for the Blue team was Emily Heaton with 5 points, 1 assist, and 4 steals. Nathanim Kidane scored 4 points to add to the Lionette’s win and had 1 rebound and 3 steals. Allison Lane worked aggressively for her 3 points, along with Audrey Sperry and Kailyn Perry each with 2 points. Way to fight to the end Blue team!
The Gold “A” team lost in a heart wrenching 4th quarter battle 25-30. Faith Horton had an impressive 15 points, 1 assist, and 3 rebounds. Aariyhana Suggs swished a 3 pointer to tie the game in the 4th quarter and 2 rebounds. Gracie Branson fought hard under the basket for 2 points and a block. Keep working hard Gold team!
The White “C” team lost a hard fought game 12-19. Lead scorer for the Lionettes was Amy Santimaw with 7 points, 3 rebounds, and a steal. Riley Thomason also scored 2 points for team and a rebound. Kyra Jones played hard and scored 2 points for the Lionettes. These girls continue to grow and grow each week. Way to work tonight White team!
The Gold “A” team will play tonight, Friday December 8 at 8pm in the Collin County Hoopfest. Bring home some gold, Gold team!
Character word of the week: Encouragement -The action of giving someone support, confidence or hope.
Our character picture for the week: Hot Air Balloons
Hot air balloons rise as the burner is released…. But eventually they begin to fall an need to be refilled. They must continue to be filled in order to go up. People are like this. They must be consistently encouraged in order to reach their highest potential.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade OS: Daniela Escobedo-Rocha
7th Grade BB: Emma McCann, Alexandria May
8th Grade OS: Faith Talbott
8th Grade BB: Rylie Hostetter
Dates coming up:
Wednesday, Dec. 13th: Information for Advanced Performance Course Meeting with the girl & /boy athletes during class
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Tuesday, Dec. 19th: Basketball Pictures before school and 7th period/after school
Wednesday, Dec. 20th: Parent Meeting for Advanced Performance Course @ 6:00 PM/Competition gym
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Friday, Dec. 22nd: MISD UIL 5 Day Blackout-We will not dress out in athletics (Nobody can practice)
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Drugs and Alcohol: December 1, 2017
Dear Parents:
I hope you had a great break! We came back refreshed and are ready to conquer the next four weeks. WOW, time has flown by, I cannot believe the first semester is almost over! We have lot that we are trying to get accomplished in the next few weeks. We will be testing in different areas: the mile and different performance course tests (40’s/cones/etc…).
Congratulations to the girls that made the basketball teams! We look forward to watching you improve each week! Wow, you have hit the ground running literally! With the PSA preview this past Wednesday and a tournament this weekend! Good luck!
GRADES:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Drugs and Alcohol
Drugs/Substance Abuse: Just say NO - you’ll thank us later! In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby teach you about drug abuse. Learn what drugs are, how doctors treat people with prescription drugs, and how these drugs can be abused. You’ll also find out about dangerous drugs like marijuana and heroin that are actually made to be abused, and how they change the way your body operates. Discover how stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, and opiates can mess with your body and even cause addiction. Lastly, Tim examines the reasons people choose to do drugs and all the reasons why you should definitely choose hugs instead!
Alcohol: Curious about drinking and what it will do to you? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby will teach you what alcohol is and why drinking it can be really dangerous. Find out what kind of drug alcohol is and how it affects your body. You’ll also discover why drinking too much alcohol can mess with your senses and what long-term damage it can cause. Remember, if you booze, you lose!
Videos from: www.brainpop.com
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Kierra Nieves
7th Grade Basketball- Allyson Burgess, Janie Gantt
8th Grade Off-Season-Madison Pogacnik
8th grade Basketball- Aariyahna Suggs
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Dec. 2nd : “B” and “C” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 7th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Friday, Dec. 8th : “A” Team Tourney
Saturday, Dec. 9th: “A” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
I hope you had a great break! We came back refreshed and are ready to conquer the next four weeks. WOW, time has flown by, I cannot believe the first semester is almost over! We have lot that we are trying to get accomplished in the next few weeks. We will be testing in different areas: the mile and different performance course tests (40’s/cones/etc…).
Congratulations to the girls that made the basketball teams! We look forward to watching you improve each week! Wow, you have hit the ground running literally! With the PSA preview this past Wednesday and a tournament this weekend! Good luck!
GRADES:
Please remember to remind your daughter to go to tutoring in the morning or afternoon if she needs help. Below is the schedule for the next grade check(pass/fail). We want them to all be passing!
Friday, December 22nd end of the 2nd quarter evaluate all students
Tuesday, January 16th Students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Drugs and Alcohol
Drugs/Substance Abuse: Just say NO - you’ll thank us later! In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby teach you about drug abuse. Learn what drugs are, how doctors treat people with prescription drugs, and how these drugs can be abused. You’ll also find out about dangerous drugs like marijuana and heroin that are actually made to be abused, and how they change the way your body operates. Discover how stimulants, depressants, hallucinogens, and opiates can mess with your body and even cause addiction. Lastly, Tim examines the reasons people choose to do drugs and all the reasons why you should definitely choose hugs instead!
Alcohol: Curious about drinking and what it will do to you? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby will teach you what alcohol is and why drinking it can be really dangerous. Find out what kind of drug alcohol is and how it affects your body. You’ll also discover why drinking too much alcohol can mess with your senses and what long-term damage it can cause. Remember, if you booze, you lose!
Videos from: www.brainpop.com
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season- Kierra Nieves
7th Grade Basketball- Allyson Burgess, Janie Gantt
8th Grade Off-Season-Madison Pogacnik
8th grade Basketball- Aariyahna Suggs
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Dec. 2nd : “B” and “C” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 7th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Friday, Dec. 8th : “A” Team Tourney
Saturday, Dec. 9th: “A” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Responsibility: November 17, 2017
Dear Parents and Guardians:
WOW, the school year is flying by! We all our excited that we have a week off and look forward to: rest, family, shopping, and good food! We hope everyone comes back refreshed and ready to go!
Happy Thanksgiving! I read this online and thought I would share about Thanksgiving: Each year on the fourth Thursday in November, Americans gather for a day of feasting, football and family. While today’s Thanksgiving celebrations would likely be unrecognizable to attendees of the original 1621 harvest meal, it continues to be a day for Americans to come together around the table—albeit with some updates to pilgrim’s menu.
Basketball:
What a great turn out for tryouts in basketball! We are so proud of everyone that tried out and worked hard this week! Players will receive a letter on Friday, November 17th communicating whether or not the student athlete made the team. These letters will be handed out after school, and students athletes will be asked not to open them until they get home.
If you daughter did not make the team and would like and opportunity to develop her skills and game play I have attached a flyer for these two programs: M1Sports or PSA McKinney. Please contact them for more information.
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Responsibility
This week our picture to reflect on is drivers and passengers in a car. When life goes bad, people tend to blame someone else for the problem. They act like passengers. Leaders realize they are drivers and are responsible for their attitudes and destination in life.
Our objectives this week are:
[if !supportLists]1. [endif]We want to help our athletes to see that moving from a follower to a leader means moving from being passive to being proactive, moving from irresponsibility to responsibility.
[if !supportLists]2. [endif]To help students stop making excuses for failure and begin assuming responsibility for their actions and the consequences.
[if !supportLists]3. [endif]To equip students to build a leadership perspective when it comes to attitude, determination and flexibility to reaching their goal.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Rylie Rogers
8th Grade Off-Season-Avery LeBlanc
Dates coming up:
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 29th: MISD Basketball Preview: 7th grade at PSA McKinney, 8th grade at McKinney North
Saturday, Dec. 2nd : “B” and “C” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 7th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Friday, Dec. 8th : “A” Team Tourney
Saturday, Dec. 9th: “A” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
WOW, the school year is flying by! We all our excited that we have a week off and look forward to: rest, family, shopping, and good food! We hope everyone comes back refreshed and ready to go!
Happy Thanksgiving! I read this online and thought I would share about Thanksgiving: Each year on the fourth Thursday in November, Americans gather for a day of feasting, football and family. While today’s Thanksgiving celebrations would likely be unrecognizable to attendees of the original 1621 harvest meal, it continues to be a day for Americans to come together around the table—albeit with some updates to pilgrim’s menu.
Basketball:
What a great turn out for tryouts in basketball! We are so proud of everyone that tried out and worked hard this week! Players will receive a letter on Friday, November 17th communicating whether or not the student athlete made the team. These letters will be handed out after school, and students athletes will be asked not to open them until they get home.
If you daughter did not make the team and would like and opportunity to develop her skills and game play I have attached a flyer for these two programs: M1Sports or PSA McKinney. Please contact them for more information.
Other Information:
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Responsibility
This week our picture to reflect on is drivers and passengers in a car. When life goes bad, people tend to blame someone else for the problem. They act like passengers. Leaders realize they are drivers and are responsible for their attitudes and destination in life.
Our objectives this week are:
[if !supportLists]1. [endif]We want to help our athletes to see that moving from a follower to a leader means moving from being passive to being proactive, moving from irresponsibility to responsibility.
[if !supportLists]2. [endif]To help students stop making excuses for failure and begin assuming responsibility for their actions and the consequences.
[if !supportLists]3. [endif]To equip students to build a leadership perspective when it comes to attitude, determination and flexibility to reaching their goal.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Rylie Rogers
8th Grade Off-Season-Avery LeBlanc
Dates coming up:
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 29th: MISD Basketball Preview: 7th grade at PSA McKinney, 8th grade at McKinney North
Saturday, Dec. 2nd : “B” and “C” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 7th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Friday, Dec. 8th : “A” Team Tourney
Saturday, Dec. 9th: “A” Team Tourney
Thursday, Dec. 14th: Dowell VS Highland Park
Thursday, Dec. 21st: Dowell VS Johnson
Dec. 25th-Jan. 5th: Winter Holidays
Friday, Jan. 5th: Basketball Open Gym 9-11 AM
Monday, Jan. 8th: Staff Development Day/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Jan. 9th: Welcome back!!!!!!
Thursday, Jan. 11th: Dowell VS Evans
Thursday, Jan. 18th: Dowell VS Cockrill
Thursday, Jan.25th: Dowell VS Prosper Reynolds
Thursday, Feb. 1st: Dowell VS Faubion
Thursday, Feb. 8th: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers
Saturday, Feb. 10th: District Tournament for “B” and “C” teams
Saturday, Feb. 17th: District Tournament for “A” team
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Commitment: November 10, 2017
Dear Parents and Guardians:
Tomorrow the girls will work together on a service project in class: Operation Gratitude. We will write letters to: Deployed Troops, Veterans, New Recruits and First Responders. We want to show them we appreciate their dedication and service to our country!
Basketball:
Starts Monday, November 13th! Basketball contracts have to be turned it in prior to tryouts(11/10). Basketball tryouts are: Nov. 13th -17th . The Finch bus will be running in the mornings; Your daughter has to be there before 6:00 AM to be able to ride the bus. We will not be running the Finch bus in the afternoons during basketball season.
7th Grade Basketball tryouts:
The athletic doors will be opened at 6:30 AM. They must be dressed and on the court by 6:40AM to start practice at 6:45 AM.
8th Grade Basketball tryouts:
Practices will be from 3:10-5:10 pm. Pick up will be immediately following practice at 5:15 in front of the athletic hall.
Players will receive a letter on Friday, November 17th communicating whether or not the student athlete made the team. These letters will be handed out after school, and students athletes will be asked not to open them until they get home.
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Commitment The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc...
We use this definition every day in life and build on it each day in athletics. Our picture this week: is a bridge suspended in the woods. The Discipline Bridge
Leaders don’t build character without crossing the bridge of discipline. Personal discipline is like a bridge that crosses from where you are to where you want to be. It gets you where you want to go.
Volleyball Results:
The DMS Lady Lionette Volleyball teams raised $923.00 through our Pink Out Game for Breast Cancer Awareness last month! We are so proud of these girls and their continuous dedication to serving others! AWESOME JOB!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Jorryn Echeverria
8th Grade Off-Season-McKenna Prather
Dates coming up:
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 29th: MISD Basketball Preview: 7th grade at PSA McKinney, 8th grade at McKinney North
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Tomorrow the girls will work together on a service project in class: Operation Gratitude. We will write letters to: Deployed Troops, Veterans, New Recruits and First Responders. We want to show them we appreciate their dedication and service to our country!
Basketball:
Starts Monday, November 13th! Basketball contracts have to be turned it in prior to tryouts(11/10). Basketball tryouts are: Nov. 13th -17th . The Finch bus will be running in the mornings; Your daughter has to be there before 6:00 AM to be able to ride the bus. We will not be running the Finch bus in the afternoons during basketball season.
7th Grade Basketball tryouts:
The athletic doors will be opened at 6:30 AM. They must be dressed and on the court by 6:40AM to start practice at 6:45 AM.
8th Grade Basketball tryouts:
Practices will be from 3:10-5:10 pm. Pick up will be immediately following practice at 5:15 in front of the athletic hall.
Players will receive a letter on Friday, November 17th communicating whether or not the student athlete made the team. These letters will be handed out after school, and students athletes will be asked not to open them until they get home.
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Commitment The state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity, etc...
We use this definition every day in life and build on it each day in athletics. Our picture this week: is a bridge suspended in the woods. The Discipline Bridge
Leaders don’t build character without crossing the bridge of discipline. Personal discipline is like a bridge that crosses from where you are to where you want to be. It gets you where you want to go.
Volleyball Results:
The DMS Lady Lionette Volleyball teams raised $923.00 through our Pink Out Game for Breast Cancer Awareness last month! We are so proud of these girls and their continuous dedication to serving others! AWESOME JOB!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Jorryn Echeverria
8th Grade Off-Season-McKenna Prather
Dates coming up:
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 29th: MISD Basketball Preview: 7th grade at PSA McKinney, 8th grade at McKinney North
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Compassion: November 3, 2017
Dear Parents and Guardians:
I cannot believe it is November already! The weather has been teasing us one day it is cold and then it is hot again. HAPPY FALL!
The girls have been working hard each week in the weight room, court, and on the track! With volleyball season coming to a close this weekend, Good LUCK 7th and 8th Grade Gold teams at the PSA District Tourney.
As we look forward to the next season, basketball will begin very soon! If you daughter is interested in trying out the coaches handed out a tryout contract this week. They have to have turned it in prior to tryouts. Tryouts: Nov. 13th -17th .
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Compassion
If someone shows kindness, caring, and a willingness to help others, they're showing compassion.
This is a word for a very positive emotion that has to do with being thoughtful and decent. Giving to a charity takes compassion. Volunteering to work with sick people or animals takes compassion. When you have compassion, you're putting yourself in someone else's shoes and really feeling for them. Anytime a disaster like a hurricane or earthquake hits, others will feel compassion for the victims. When you feel compassion for someone, you really want to help out.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Highland Park, November 2, 2017
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Highland Park Middle School last night in the last games of the season!
The Blue “B” team lost with scores of 22-25 and 10-25. Sophia Ricci had 3 ace serves and solid defensive moves during the game. Tiffany Adams served for 6 points and moved along the back of the court efficiently. Middle blockers Sophie Habrat and Ava Patterson each had 2 kills at the net, and Sophie also contributed a tip. Ella Mauceri had a free ball kill, a tip and hitting kill at the net! Lily Vanderschaaff had strong defensive movement over the court and served for 3 points. Great season ladies!
The Gold “A” team lost with scores of 16-25 and 19-25. Outstanding offensive players of the night were middle blockers Kyanna Creecy with 4 kills, 2 tips and a block at the net and Holland Hannon with 5 kills! Sydney Visser and Regan Fene served 5 points for the team, and Regan had 2 aces! Setter Reagan Brown was a great overall player on the court. Good luck at your tournament this weekend!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team lost with scores of 15-25 and 10-25. Kelsey Jerich had two aces and a tip kill at the net! Alivia Rowe and Peyton Yon had great defensive moves in the back row. E’Quavia Mathis had one ace serve and played well in the front row with 5 strong hits. Excellent improvement this season!
Thank you for your support this season! The Gold “A” team will play in their last tournament on Saturday, November 4th at 8:00am at PSA, McKinney. Come and watch! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes eighth grade volleyball teams played Highland Park Middle School on Thursday, Nov 2nd in their final district game of the season. The Gold "A" team was the only squad to pull out a win, but the Blue and White squads fought hard.
The Blue “B” team lost in 2 games with scores of 14-25 and 15-25. Makenzie Coop played hard both offensively and defensively with one Aced serve, three saves and three kills. Kylie Campbell played a great defensive game with five saves and four perfect passes to setters. These ladies fought hard all season! Good effort girls.
The Gold “A” team took down the Lady Raiders in two games, 25-18 and 25-21. Bella Vaught and Avery Calame both had strong showings on the service line with two aces each. Setters Noel Holzner and Claire Russell did a great job of assisting their hitters with great sets resulting in 22 kills for the offensive line. The back row defense of Macy Parker and Bella Vaught did a great job keeping the Highland Park hits off the floor. These ladies are ready for a rematch with Prosper Rogers on Saturday at the A-Team district tournament! Come out to PSA McKinney and support! Game 1 is at 8:00am!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team hustled their tails off and fought hard in a two game loss 16-25 and 16-25. Lavaro Peyton Linders had 5 solid serves, 1 ace, and 7 perfect passes! Rylie Thomason had two solid serves and a great tip kill in game 2. Kathrine Smith had an awesome kill at the net and Kaylin Perry had 1 block. This team as a whole has improved so much this season. All night they hustled, communicated, and worked as a team. We are so proud of their effort and hard work!
This Saturday the Gold "A" Team will fight for the district championship at the district tournament. The games will be played at PSA McKinney and start at 8:00 AM. Come on out and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Alyssa Austin
7th Grade VB- Landry Hugghins, Vanessa Masamba
8th Grade VB- Rylie Hostetter, Bella Vaught
8th Grade Off-Season-Allison Fortman
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney @ 8:00 AM
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebrations
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
I cannot believe it is November already! The weather has been teasing us one day it is cold and then it is hot again. HAPPY FALL!
The girls have been working hard each week in the weight room, court, and on the track! With volleyball season coming to a close this weekend, Good LUCK 7th and 8th Grade Gold teams at the PSA District Tourney.
As we look forward to the next season, basketball will begin very soon! If you daughter is interested in trying out the coaches handed out a tryout contract this week. They have to have turned it in prior to tryouts. Tryouts: Nov. 13th -17th .
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Compassion
If someone shows kindness, caring, and a willingness to help others, they're showing compassion.
This is a word for a very positive emotion that has to do with being thoughtful and decent. Giving to a charity takes compassion. Volunteering to work with sick people or animals takes compassion. When you have compassion, you're putting yourself in someone else's shoes and really feeling for them. Anytime a disaster like a hurricane or earthquake hits, others will feel compassion for the victims. When you feel compassion for someone, you really want to help out.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Highland Park, November 2, 2017
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Highland Park Middle School last night in the last games of the season!
The Blue “B” team lost with scores of 22-25 and 10-25. Sophia Ricci had 3 ace serves and solid defensive moves during the game. Tiffany Adams served for 6 points and moved along the back of the court efficiently. Middle blockers Sophie Habrat and Ava Patterson each had 2 kills at the net, and Sophie also contributed a tip. Ella Mauceri had a free ball kill, a tip and hitting kill at the net! Lily Vanderschaaff had strong defensive movement over the court and served for 3 points. Great season ladies!
The Gold “A” team lost with scores of 16-25 and 19-25. Outstanding offensive players of the night were middle blockers Kyanna Creecy with 4 kills, 2 tips and a block at the net and Holland Hannon with 5 kills! Sydney Visser and Regan Fene served 5 points for the team, and Regan had 2 aces! Setter Reagan Brown was a great overall player on the court. Good luck at your tournament this weekend!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team lost with scores of 15-25 and 10-25. Kelsey Jerich had two aces and a tip kill at the net! Alivia Rowe and Peyton Yon had great defensive moves in the back row. E’Quavia Mathis had one ace serve and played well in the front row with 5 strong hits. Excellent improvement this season!
Thank you for your support this season! The Gold “A” team will play in their last tournament on Saturday, November 4th at 8:00am at PSA, McKinney. Come and watch! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes eighth grade volleyball teams played Highland Park Middle School on Thursday, Nov 2nd in their final district game of the season. The Gold "A" team was the only squad to pull out a win, but the Blue and White squads fought hard.
The Blue “B” team lost in 2 games with scores of 14-25 and 15-25. Makenzie Coop played hard both offensively and defensively with one Aced serve, three saves and three kills. Kylie Campbell played a great defensive game with five saves and four perfect passes to setters. These ladies fought hard all season! Good effort girls.
The Gold “A” team took down the Lady Raiders in two games, 25-18 and 25-21. Bella Vaught and Avery Calame both had strong showings on the service line with two aces each. Setters Noel Holzner and Claire Russell did a great job of assisting their hitters with great sets resulting in 22 kills for the offensive line. The back row defense of Macy Parker and Bella Vaught did a great job keeping the Highland Park hits off the floor. These ladies are ready for a rematch with Prosper Rogers on Saturday at the A-Team district tournament! Come out to PSA McKinney and support! Game 1 is at 8:00am!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team hustled their tails off and fought hard in a two game loss 16-25 and 16-25. Lavaro Peyton Linders had 5 solid serves, 1 ace, and 7 perfect passes! Rylie Thomason had two solid serves and a great tip kill in game 2. Kathrine Smith had an awesome kill at the net and Kaylin Perry had 1 block. This team as a whole has improved so much this season. All night they hustled, communicated, and worked as a team. We are so proud of their effort and hard work!
This Saturday the Gold "A" Team will fight for the district championship at the district tournament. The games will be played at PSA McKinney and start at 8:00 AM. Come on out and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Alyssa Austin
7th Grade VB- Landry Hugghins, Vanessa Masamba
8th Grade VB- Rylie Hostetter, Bella Vaught
8th Grade Off-Season-Allison Fortman
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney @ 8:00 AM
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebrations
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Thank you,
MS Coaches
Peer Influence: October 27, 2017
Dear Parents and Guardians:
We are so excited to see each girl improve, getting stronger, and faster each week in athletics. Volleyball is winding down their season and basketball will begin November 13th. If you daughter is interested in trying out the coaches handed out a tryout contract this week. They have to have turned it in prior to tryouts. Tryouts: Nov. 13th -17th .
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Peer Influence
The social influence a peer group exerts on its individual members, as each member attempts to conform to the expectations of the group.
Our minds are like a computer. The only spit out the data they have been fed. Garbage in, garbage out. Leaders are disciplined about what they store in their mind and heart.
To convince students that they must carefully screen what information or content they consume with their minds, because the data will be forever stored inside of them, for better or worse. To help students make wise decisions about what kind of input they will allow themselves to have. To illustrate that the material students consume in their brains will affect their behavior in some way, emotionally or intellectually.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers 10/26/2017
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Rogers Middle School last night and although they didn’t win, they played some great volleyball!
The Blue “B” team lost with 13-25 in both games. Sophia Ricci was the outstanding defensive player of the game, always in the correct positioning to dig the ball. She also served 5 points, including 2 aces! Ava Patterson had a hit and a free ball kill. Sophie Habrat and Ella Mauceri each tipped the ball to score a point for their team. Keep working hard!
The Gold “A” team had some great rallies, but lost with scores of 17-25 and 13-25. Reagan Brown was most agile on the court, saving the ball 3 different times to keep it in play, as well as serving 6 points which included 4 aces. Presleigh Morris had a great save from off the court, as well as 3 serving points. Middle blocker Holland Hannon had 2 kills at the net. Way to go!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team lost with scores of 17-25 and 7-25. Outstanding server of the game was Kathryn Huggins with 6 points, including 2 aces! Peyton Yon served an ace to earn her team a point and had many great passes to the setter. Nice job!
The 7th grade “C” team will play at 9:00 AM and the “B” team will play at 11:00 AM at the District Tournament at Dowell MS, October 28th.
The last game of the season is home on Thursday, November 2 against Highland Park Middle School. Come out and watch! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes eighth grade volleyball teams played Prosper Rogers Middle School last night. The games were close, and these ladies worked hard, but they weren’t able to pull out the win.
The Blue “B” team lost in 2 games with scores of 10-25 and 22-25. Makenzie Coop and Alli Zarbaugh both had solid nights at the net with 3 kills each. Kaylin Chapin had 3 great blocks and 2 tip kills at the net. Kylie Campbell and Gigi Miller both had strong defensive games with 4 saves each. Keep working hard ladies! Hopefully we will get another shot at the Eagles this weekend at the B-Team District Tournament.
The Gold “A” team had some great rallies and played one of their best games of the season, but sadly lost 21-25 and 20-25 ending their undefeated run in district. Claire Russell was the most agile on the court, saving the ball 6 times to keep it in play, as well as serving 7 points which included 2 aces. Avery Calame had 4 big blocks and 5 kills. Hannah Billiter had a great night on the service line with 6 serves and 3 aces to go along with her 5 saves, 5 kills and 1 block. Bella Vaught also kept the ball off the floor with 6 defensive saves. We know where we are weak and what to work on. We’ll be ready for PR next weekend at the A Team District Tourney!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team hustled their tails off and fought hard 21-25 and 20-25. Allison Lane was AMAZING on the service line, serving 11 straight points in game 1, including 6 aces! Natalie Burrell also served up 8 great serves including 3 aces. Kailyn Perry had 2 tips kills and Mia Engleman stepped up on the net this week with 2 tip kills and 2 saves to keep the ball in play as well. Nice job ladies! Way to fight hard to the end!
Both 8th grade “B and C” teams will play at Faubion, Oct. 28th at 8:00 AM for our District Tournament. Please have your daughter at the gym by 7:30 AM.
The last district game of the season is away next Thursday, November 2nd against Highland Park Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Rylee Rogers
7th Grade VB- Mallory Huggins, Maddie Strock
8th Grade VB- Claire Russell
8th Grade Off-Season-Natalee Rogers
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
We are so excited to see each girl improve, getting stronger, and faster each week in athletics. Volleyball is winding down their season and basketball will begin November 13th. If you daughter is interested in trying out the coaches handed out a tryout contract this week. They have to have turned it in prior to tryouts. Tryouts: Nov. 13th -17th .
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Peer Influence
The social influence a peer group exerts on its individual members, as each member attempts to conform to the expectations of the group.
Our minds are like a computer. The only spit out the data they have been fed. Garbage in, garbage out. Leaders are disciplined about what they store in their mind and heart.
To convince students that they must carefully screen what information or content they consume with their minds, because the data will be forever stored inside of them, for better or worse. To help students make wise decisions about what kind of input they will allow themselves to have. To illustrate that the material students consume in their brains will affect their behavior in some way, emotionally or intellectually.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Prosper Rogers 10/26/2017
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Rogers Middle School last night and although they didn’t win, they played some great volleyball!
The Blue “B” team lost with 13-25 in both games. Sophia Ricci was the outstanding defensive player of the game, always in the correct positioning to dig the ball. She also served 5 points, including 2 aces! Ava Patterson had a hit and a free ball kill. Sophie Habrat and Ella Mauceri each tipped the ball to score a point for their team. Keep working hard!
The Gold “A” team had some great rallies, but lost with scores of 17-25 and 13-25. Reagan Brown was most agile on the court, saving the ball 3 different times to keep it in play, as well as serving 6 points which included 4 aces. Presleigh Morris had a great save from off the court, as well as 3 serving points. Middle blocker Holland Hannon had 2 kills at the net. Way to go!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team lost with scores of 17-25 and 7-25. Outstanding server of the game was Kathryn Huggins with 6 points, including 2 aces! Peyton Yon served an ace to earn her team a point and had many great passes to the setter. Nice job!
The 7th grade “C” team will play at 9:00 AM and the “B” team will play at 11:00 AM at the District Tournament at Dowell MS, October 28th.
The last game of the season is home on Thursday, November 2 against Highland Park Middle School. Come out and watch! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes eighth grade volleyball teams played Prosper Rogers Middle School last night. The games were close, and these ladies worked hard, but they weren’t able to pull out the win.
The Blue “B” team lost in 2 games with scores of 10-25 and 22-25. Makenzie Coop and Alli Zarbaugh both had solid nights at the net with 3 kills each. Kaylin Chapin had 3 great blocks and 2 tip kills at the net. Kylie Campbell and Gigi Miller both had strong defensive games with 4 saves each. Keep working hard ladies! Hopefully we will get another shot at the Eagles this weekend at the B-Team District Tournament.
The Gold “A” team had some great rallies and played one of their best games of the season, but sadly lost 21-25 and 20-25 ending their undefeated run in district. Claire Russell was the most agile on the court, saving the ball 6 times to keep it in play, as well as serving 7 points which included 2 aces. Avery Calame had 4 big blocks and 5 kills. Hannah Billiter had a great night on the service line with 6 serves and 3 aces to go along with her 5 saves, 5 kills and 1 block. Bella Vaught also kept the ball off the floor with 6 defensive saves. We know where we are weak and what to work on. We’ll be ready for PR next weekend at the A Team District Tourney!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team hustled their tails off and fought hard 21-25 and 20-25. Allison Lane was AMAZING on the service line, serving 11 straight points in game 1, including 6 aces! Natalie Burrell also served up 8 great serves including 3 aces. Kailyn Perry had 2 tips kills and Mia Engleman stepped up on the net this week with 2 tip kills and 2 saves to keep the ball in play as well. Nice job ladies! Way to fight hard to the end!
Both 8th grade “B and C” teams will play at Faubion, Oct. 28th at 8:00 AM for our District Tournament. Please have your daughter at the gym by 7:30 AM.
The last district game of the season is away next Thursday, November 2nd against Highland Park Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Rylee Rogers
7th Grade VB- Mallory Huggins, Maddie Strock
8th Grade VB- Claire Russell
8th Grade Off-Season-Natalee Rogers
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Character: October 20, 2017
Congratulations on great season Cross Country! WAY TO COMPETE DMS!
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Character
Definition: the combination of traits and qualities distinguishing the individual nature of a person or thing. 2. one such distinguishing quality; characteristic. 3. moral force; integrity: a man of character.
Carnivals often have mirrors that distort how we really look. Poor leaders do this, pretending or posing to be better than they really are. Our character is the true reflection of who we are.
Objectives for this week’s lesson: 1. To expose the reality that most people want to make a good impression so much that they are willing to distort or exaggerate the truth in order to do so. 2. To convince students that a false reputation is not rewarding, and, in fact, lies will eventually come back to haunt you. 3. To help students see that integrity is more important than image. 4. To teach students how to embrace who they are and be honest about themselves.
Cross Country at Cockrill DISTRICT MEET 10/16/17
It was an exciting night at the district meet. Here’s how we turned out.
The 7th grade girls came in 5th place. Runners of the week were Allyson Burgess, Rylie Rogers & Kelsey Drake. I’ve enjoyed watching how much they all have improved!
The 8th grade girls won the district title! Runners of the week were Sofia Levario, Faith Talbott & Allison Fortman. We beat HP & Cockrill – what a team effort!
The 7th grade boys finished in 3rd place. Runners of the week were Jackson Nill, Anthony Hernandez & Matteo Greco. They all raced hard yesterday!
The 8th grade boys finished in 2nd place, Runners of the week were Spencer Sarkissian, Gregory Jessup & Arnaldo Martinez. HP got us but we gave it all we had!
Everyone ran hard & represented Dowell wonderfully!
Remember our celebration is Monday, October 23 from 3:50-4:30. It is very informal and fun way for the kids to end the season. I hope to see all of our athletes there!
Please return uniforms as quickly as possible in a bag with your child’s name on it.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Scott Johnson 10/19/17
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams swept the Johnson Tigers last night, winning all three games! WHOOP!
The Blue “B” team won with scores of 25-5 in both games! Outstanding server of the night was Jacqueline Cape with 21 serves, including 11 aces. Other top serves include Sophia Ricci with 6 points and Ella Mauceri with 5 points. Middle blocker Sophie Habrat and outside hitter Lily VanderSchaaff each had two kills at the net. Way to pull out the win!
The Gold “A” team played great games, winning with scores of 25-14 and 25-9! Top server of the game was Sydney Visser with 17 points, including 7 aces. Right side hitter Landry Hugghins had 3 strong kills and a solid hit at the net. Setters Alex Heins and Reagan Brown were consistent and accurate to fornt row hitters throughout the night. Excellent work!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won with scores of 25-22 and 25-10! Outstanding server of the night was Sophia Brown with 9 points, including 6 aces. Sophia Sherman and Cambri Stone each contributed 4 points. Middle blocker Peyton Miller had a kill at the net to earn a point for her team. Great job!
The next game is away on Thursday, October 26 at Rogers Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th Grade Dowell Lionettes Volleyball Teams took on Scott Johnson Middle School tonight, October 12, in our annual “Pink Out” for Breast Cancer awareness night. The Gold and Blue teams both pulled out a win, while the White team just fell short.
The Blue “B” Team defeated Johnson in 2 games, 25-10 and 25-19. Mackenzie Coop and Rylie Hostetter dominated at the net with 6 solid hits and 2 kills each. Libero Kylie Campbell also go in 2 kills from the back-row to go along with her 16 digs! Ali Zarbaugh and Blair Dodge had great nights at the service line with 4 aces each. In all, the team had 12 aces, 10 kills, and 50+ saves. What a great game! Way to go Ladies!
The Gold “A” team had continued to rack up W’s with a two set win of 25-1719 and 25-14! The dynamic duo of Avery Calame and Hannah Billiter continued their domination at the net with 7 kills each thanks to the capable hands of their setters, Noel Holzner and Clair Russell. Kira Thornton did an awesome job on the defense with 5 BIG blocks and two saves out of the net. Sarah Fambro had a solid game on both sides of the ball with 3 defensive saves and 3 kills. These ladies are now 5-0 in district and ready to take on Rogers next week!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team fell to Johnson, 25-10 and 25-19. Middle Blockers Natalie Burrell and Sadie Romine each had 2 kills at the net. Setter, Kailyn Perry had 7 serves and 3 aces and Allison Lane had one ace, 3 saves, 1 dig and 2 front row hits. Defensive Specialist Lacey Hale also had 1 ace, 2 saves and 2 digs to contribute to the night. We’ll get em’ next week girls!
Next week’s game is on Thursday, October 19th against PROSPER ROGERS Middle School. This is a HUGE game for the Lady Lionettes. We are going to make this game a “Black Out” Night. We want everyone to show up wearing BLACK to cheer the girls on as they BLACK OUT ROGERS! Game start at 5! Please come and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
VB Service Project: Breast Cancer Awareness Month-Donation to The American Cancer Society
IT IS NOT TO LATE TO DONATE!
At the American Cancer Society, we're on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until we do, we'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.
October 19th we are trying to raise money to send to the American Cancer Society in support of Breast Cancer. Your daughter will be bringing home pledge sheets this week. She can get raise money by how many: digs, kills, and serves that are recorded in the stats during the game. We also will have a donation jar at the gate if you would like to place your donation there also.
The Dowell Lionettes want to play with a purpose! This is a pledge for $_______ from ____________ for every DIG/KILL/SERVE I make during the Dowell vs. Johnson game on October 19, 2017.
We will contact you October 20-26, 2017 to collect your pledge commitment. PLEASE NOTE: Checks should be payable to Dowell Middle School and should reference American Cancer Society in the memo of the check.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Jayde Joseph
7th Grade VB- Sophia Brown, Peyton Miller
8th Grade VB- Kylie Campbell, Brianna Guerrero
8th Grade Off-Season- Kyra Jones, Daisy Munez
Dates coming up:
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Character
Definition: the combination of traits and qualities distinguishing the individual nature of a person or thing. 2. one such distinguishing quality; characteristic. 3. moral force; integrity: a man of character.
Carnivals often have mirrors that distort how we really look. Poor leaders do this, pretending or posing to be better than they really are. Our character is the true reflection of who we are.
Objectives for this week’s lesson: 1. To expose the reality that most people want to make a good impression so much that they are willing to distort or exaggerate the truth in order to do so. 2. To convince students that a false reputation is not rewarding, and, in fact, lies will eventually come back to haunt you. 3. To help students see that integrity is more important than image. 4. To teach students how to embrace who they are and be honest about themselves.
Cross Country at Cockrill DISTRICT MEET 10/16/17
It was an exciting night at the district meet. Here’s how we turned out.
The 7th grade girls came in 5th place. Runners of the week were Allyson Burgess, Rylie Rogers & Kelsey Drake. I’ve enjoyed watching how much they all have improved!
The 8th grade girls won the district title! Runners of the week were Sofia Levario, Faith Talbott & Allison Fortman. We beat HP & Cockrill – what a team effort!
The 7th grade boys finished in 3rd place. Runners of the week were Jackson Nill, Anthony Hernandez & Matteo Greco. They all raced hard yesterday!
The 8th grade boys finished in 2nd place, Runners of the week were Spencer Sarkissian, Gregory Jessup & Arnaldo Martinez. HP got us but we gave it all we had!
Everyone ran hard & represented Dowell wonderfully!
Remember our celebration is Monday, October 23 from 3:50-4:30. It is very informal and fun way for the kids to end the season. I hope to see all of our athletes there!
Please return uniforms as quickly as possible in a bag with your child’s name on it.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Scott Johnson 10/19/17
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams swept the Johnson Tigers last night, winning all three games! WHOOP!
The Blue “B” team won with scores of 25-5 in both games! Outstanding server of the night was Jacqueline Cape with 21 serves, including 11 aces. Other top serves include Sophia Ricci with 6 points and Ella Mauceri with 5 points. Middle blocker Sophie Habrat and outside hitter Lily VanderSchaaff each had two kills at the net. Way to pull out the win!
The Gold “A” team played great games, winning with scores of 25-14 and 25-9! Top server of the game was Sydney Visser with 17 points, including 7 aces. Right side hitter Landry Hugghins had 3 strong kills and a solid hit at the net. Setters Alex Heins and Reagan Brown were consistent and accurate to fornt row hitters throughout the night. Excellent work!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won with scores of 25-22 and 25-10! Outstanding server of the night was Sophia Brown with 9 points, including 6 aces. Sophia Sherman and Cambri Stone each contributed 4 points. Middle blocker Peyton Miller had a kill at the net to earn a point for her team. Great job!
The next game is away on Thursday, October 26 at Rogers Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th Grade Dowell Lionettes Volleyball Teams took on Scott Johnson Middle School tonight, October 12, in our annual “Pink Out” for Breast Cancer awareness night. The Gold and Blue teams both pulled out a win, while the White team just fell short.
The Blue “B” Team defeated Johnson in 2 games, 25-10 and 25-19. Mackenzie Coop and Rylie Hostetter dominated at the net with 6 solid hits and 2 kills each. Libero Kylie Campbell also go in 2 kills from the back-row to go along with her 16 digs! Ali Zarbaugh and Blair Dodge had great nights at the service line with 4 aces each. In all, the team had 12 aces, 10 kills, and 50+ saves. What a great game! Way to go Ladies!
The Gold “A” team had continued to rack up W’s with a two set win of 25-1719 and 25-14! The dynamic duo of Avery Calame and Hannah Billiter continued their domination at the net with 7 kills each thanks to the capable hands of their setters, Noel Holzner and Clair Russell. Kira Thornton did an awesome job on the defense with 5 BIG blocks and two saves out of the net. Sarah Fambro had a solid game on both sides of the ball with 3 defensive saves and 3 kills. These ladies are now 5-0 in district and ready to take on Rogers next week!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team fell to Johnson, 25-10 and 25-19. Middle Blockers Natalie Burrell and Sadie Romine each had 2 kills at the net. Setter, Kailyn Perry had 7 serves and 3 aces and Allison Lane had one ace, 3 saves, 1 dig and 2 front row hits. Defensive Specialist Lacey Hale also had 1 ace, 2 saves and 2 digs to contribute to the night. We’ll get em’ next week girls!
Next week’s game is on Thursday, October 19th against PROSPER ROGERS Middle School. This is a HUGE game for the Lady Lionettes. We are going to make this game a “Black Out” Night. We want everyone to show up wearing BLACK to cheer the girls on as they BLACK OUT ROGERS! Game start at 5! Please come and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
VB Service Project: Breast Cancer Awareness Month-Donation to The American Cancer Society
IT IS NOT TO LATE TO DONATE!
At the American Cancer Society, we're on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until we do, we'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.
October 19th we are trying to raise money to send to the American Cancer Society in support of Breast Cancer. Your daughter will be bringing home pledge sheets this week. She can get raise money by how many: digs, kills, and serves that are recorded in the stats during the game. We also will have a donation jar at the gate if you would like to place your donation there also.
The Dowell Lionettes want to play with a purpose! This is a pledge for $_______ from ____________ for every DIG/KILL/SERVE I make during the Dowell vs. Johnson game on October 19, 2017.
We will contact you October 20-26, 2017 to collect your pledge commitment. PLEASE NOTE: Checks should be payable to Dowell Middle School and should reference American Cancer Society in the memo of the check.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade Off-Season-Jayde Joseph
7th Grade VB- Sophia Brown, Peyton Miller
8th Grade VB- Kylie Campbell, Brianna Guerrero
8th Grade Off-Season- Kyra Jones, Daisy Munez
Dates coming up:
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Monday, Nov. 13th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 14th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 15th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 16th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Friday, Nov. 17th : Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
M-F, Nov. 20th-27th: Thanksgiving Holidays
Monday, Nov. 27th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:15 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
Self-Motivation: October 13, 2017
Good luck to the Cross Country teams Monday! If you can come out and support the boys and girls they will be participating at the District Meet at Cockrill Middle School. The first race starts at 5:00 followed by three more divisions every thirty minutes. GO DOWELL!
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Self-Motivation
Definition: initiative to undertake or continue a task or activity without another’s prodding or supervision
This week we are talking about self-motivation and looking at the Starving Baker illustration. As I look at this week’s lesson it hits home as a leader and being self-motivated with different areas in my own life. Sometimes leaders fall into the trap of giving, working, and teaching others so much that they neglect their own internal health and growth. As we grow and mature into leaders we have to remember to take care of our self also. We are like the starving baker who spends so much time baking bread for others, we forget to eat ourselves. Leaders must feed themselves for personal growth. We want to encourage our athletes to be self-motivated to create a plan for personal growth each year and strive to achieve the goals she sets for now and the future.
Cross Country at Cockrill 10/10/17
The weather has been so great for running! The 7th grade girls came in 4th place, and the 8th grade girls, 7th grade boys and 8th grade boys all came in 1st place. Runners of the week were Alyssa Austin, Peyton Green, Allison Fortman, Ethan Marr and Parker Kemp.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Faubion 10/12/17
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played a long night of volleyball against Faubion Middle School on October 12, with every match going to three games!
The Blue “B” team fought hard with scores of 25-18, 26-28 and 22-25 but didn’t quite pull out the win. Outstanding offensive player of the game was Ava Patterson, with 4 strong kills and a tip at the net. Tiffany Adams contributed 9 serving points, including 2 ace serves and a back row attack kill. Jacqueline Cape had 3 ace serves and solid passes to the setter all night long. Setters Ella Mauceri and Zoe McKay had many great assists throughout the night. Great improvement to everyone!
The Gold “A” team played three games, winning the first one 25-18 and but sadly losing the last two 15-25 and 21-25. Middle blocker Kyanna Creecy was dominant at the net, with 2 tips, 2 kills, and 1 block. Setter Reagan Brown was also a strong player, with a block, 2 tips, a kill and many assists to front row hitters. Holland Hannon killed the ball 3 times in the front row. Outside hitter Sydney Visser had 2 tips and a kill. Awesome work and fight!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team pulled out their first win of the season! Scores of the close, hard-fought games were 10-25, 25-23 and 26-24. Middle blocker Peyton Miller had a kill and a tip at the net. Kathryn Huggins and E’Quavia Mathis each served 2 aces. Cambri Stone had 3 awesome ace serves and great sets to hitters in the fornt row. Montserrat Donadio contributed 10 great passes to the setter and 2 ace serves. Congratulations on a hard-fought win!
The next game is away on Thursday, October 19 at Johnson Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th Grade Dowell Lionettes Volleyball Teams SWEPT Faubion Middle School on October 12, in an exciting evening of hard played volleyball
The Blue “B” Team had a great night winning in 2 games, 25-13 and 25-19. Mackenzie Coop went on an amazing 7 serve run, including 5 aces, to close out the first game of the match. Defensive Specialist Balir Dodge also had a great night on the service line with 6 straight serves and 5 defensive digs. Libero Kylie Campbell worked the backcourt like a champ, keeping the ball off the floor and putting it into her setters’ capable hands. What an improvement from last week! These ladies fought hard!
The Gold “A” team had another fantastic win against the cross town Lady Lionettes with scores of 25-17 and 25-12!!! Middle Blocker Avery Calame had an awesome night with 9 straight serves in game 1, 8 monster kills and 4 big blocks. Middle Blocker Kira Thornton also had a big night at the net with 2 kills and 2 blocks. Setter Noel Holzner racked up 7 assists and 3 defensive saves. It was a great game both offensively and defensively. These ladies are now 4-0 in district. Way to work Ladies!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team absolutely ROCKED IT winning in two games, 25-15 and 25-12. Libero Peyton Linders went on an awesome 8 serve run in game 2 that included 2 aces. Offensively, Kathryn Smith, Natalie Burrell and Sadie Romine made some smart decisions, got several tip kills and worked hard to keep the ball in play. Congrats Ladies on a well-deserved win!
The next game is at home on Thursday, October 19 against Scott Johnson Middle School. This night will be our annual PINK OUT night. We will be collecting donations for The American Cancer Society at the gate so please come out and support this great cause! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
VB Service Project: Breast Cancer Awareness Month-Donation to The American Cancer Society
At the American Cancer Society, we're on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until we do, we'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.
October 19th we are trying to raise money to send to the American Cancer Society in support of Breast Cancer. Your daughter will be bringing home pledge sheets this week. She can get raise money by how many: digs, kills, and serves that are recorded in the stats during the game. We also will have a donation jar at the gate if you would like to place your donation there also.
The Dowell Lionettes want to play with a purpose! This is a pledge for $_______ from ____________ for every DIG/KILL/SERVE I make during the Dowell vs. Johnson game on October 19, 2017.
We will contact you October 20-26, 2017 to collect your pledge commitment. PLEASE NOTE: Checks should be payable to Dowell Middle School and should reference American Cancer Society in the memo of the check.
VB Service Project to Meals on Wheels of Collin County:
Thank you all so much for your donations to the third annual Fall Harvest Boxes service project! The 7th and 8th volleyball teams decorated a total of 15 boxes, filled with non-perishable food items plus toiletries, puzzles, books, and cards to be delivered to the elderly. The boxes were donated to Meals on Wheels of Collin County, which provides meals for individuals who are homebound, unable to prepare their own meals and nutritionally at risk. Thank you for supporting our program as we teach your daughters not only about athletics, but also about serving their community and others in need. The pictures are posted on the volleyball website: www.dowellmiddleschool.net/volleyball.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade CC- Rylie Rogers
8th Grade CC– Ashley Turner
7th Grade Off-Season-Lauren Omholt
7th Grade VB- Sophia Ricci, Alivia Rowe
8th Grade VB- Avery Calame, Noel Holzner
8th Grade Off-Season- Vanessa Mejia
UIL six week grade check was Oct. 6th : a student who received a grade below 70 in any class may not participate in extracurricular activities for three school weeks. Friday, October 13th students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day.
Dates coming up:
Friday, Oct. 13th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Monday, Oct. 16th: Cross Country District Meet at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 19th: Volleyball at Dowell and Scott Johnson (Donations for The American Cancer Society)
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Monday, Nov. 6th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 7th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 8th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM and Volleyball Celebration
Friday, Nov. 10th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Monday, Nov. 13th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
We hope you have a GREAT weekend!
MS Coaches
Please remember to visit with your daughter with cooler weather coming please bring warm-ups to wear outside. When the weather changes we always see an increase of the girls getting sick. Please remind them to get enough rest and eat good!
Character word of the week: Self-Motivation
Definition: initiative to undertake or continue a task or activity without another’s prodding or supervision
This week we are talking about self-motivation and looking at the Starving Baker illustration. As I look at this week’s lesson it hits home as a leader and being self-motivated with different areas in my own life. Sometimes leaders fall into the trap of giving, working, and teaching others so much that they neglect their own internal health and growth. As we grow and mature into leaders we have to remember to take care of our self also. We are like the starving baker who spends so much time baking bread for others, we forget to eat ourselves. Leaders must feed themselves for personal growth. We want to encourage our athletes to be self-motivated to create a plan for personal growth each year and strive to achieve the goals she sets for now and the future.
Cross Country at Cockrill 10/10/17
The weather has been so great for running! The 7th grade girls came in 4th place, and the 8th grade girls, 7th grade boys and 8th grade boys all came in 1st place. Runners of the week were Alyssa Austin, Peyton Green, Allison Fortman, Ethan Marr and Parker Kemp.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Faubion 10/12/17
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played a long night of volleyball against Faubion Middle School on October 12, with every match going to three games!
The Blue “B” team fought hard with scores of 25-18, 26-28 and 22-25 but didn’t quite pull out the win. Outstanding offensive player of the game was Ava Patterson, with 4 strong kills and a tip at the net. Tiffany Adams contributed 9 serving points, including 2 ace serves and a back row attack kill. Jacqueline Cape had 3 ace serves and solid passes to the setter all night long. Setters Ella Mauceri and Zoe McKay had many great assists throughout the night. Great improvement to everyone!
The Gold “A” team played three games, winning the first one 25-18 and but sadly losing the last two 15-25 and 21-25. Middle blocker Kyanna Creecy was dominant at the net, with 2 tips, 2 kills, and 1 block. Setter Reagan Brown was also a strong player, with a block, 2 tips, a kill and many assists to front row hitters. Holland Hannon killed the ball 3 times in the front row. Outside hitter Sydney Visser had 2 tips and a kill. Awesome work and fight!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team pulled out their first win of the season! Scores of the close, hard-fought games were 10-25, 25-23 and 26-24. Middle blocker Peyton Miller had a kill and a tip at the net. Kathryn Huggins and E’Quavia Mathis each served 2 aces. Cambri Stone had 3 awesome ace serves and great sets to hitters in the fornt row. Montserrat Donadio contributed 10 great passes to the setter and 2 ace serves. Congratulations on a hard-fought win!
The next game is away on Thursday, October 19 at Johnson Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th Grade Dowell Lionettes Volleyball Teams SWEPT Faubion Middle School on October 12, in an exciting evening of hard played volleyball
The Blue “B” Team had a great night winning in 2 games, 25-13 and 25-19. Mackenzie Coop went on an amazing 7 serve run, including 5 aces, to close out the first game of the match. Defensive Specialist Balir Dodge also had a great night on the service line with 6 straight serves and 5 defensive digs. Libero Kylie Campbell worked the backcourt like a champ, keeping the ball off the floor and putting it into her setters’ capable hands. What an improvement from last week! These ladies fought hard!
The Gold “A” team had another fantastic win against the cross town Lady Lionettes with scores of 25-17 and 25-12!!! Middle Blocker Avery Calame had an awesome night with 9 straight serves in game 1, 8 monster kills and 4 big blocks. Middle Blocker Kira Thornton also had a big night at the net with 2 kills and 2 blocks. Setter Noel Holzner racked up 7 assists and 3 defensive saves. It was a great game both offensively and defensively. These ladies are now 4-0 in district. Way to work Ladies!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team absolutely ROCKED IT winning in two games, 25-15 and 25-12. Libero Peyton Linders went on an awesome 8 serve run in game 2 that included 2 aces. Offensively, Kathryn Smith, Natalie Burrell and Sadie Romine made some smart decisions, got several tip kills and worked hard to keep the ball in play. Congrats Ladies on a well-deserved win!
The next game is at home on Thursday, October 19 against Scott Johnson Middle School. This night will be our annual PINK OUT night. We will be collecting donations for The American Cancer Society at the gate so please come out and support this great cause! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
VB Service Project: Breast Cancer Awareness Month-Donation to The American Cancer Society
At the American Cancer Society, we're on a mission to free the world from cancer. Until we do, we'll be funding and conducting research, sharing expert information, supporting patients, and spreading the word about prevention. All so you can live longer — and better.
October 19th we are trying to raise money to send to the American Cancer Society in support of Breast Cancer. Your daughter will be bringing home pledge sheets this week. She can get raise money by how many: digs, kills, and serves that are recorded in the stats during the game. We also will have a donation jar at the gate if you would like to place your donation there also.
The Dowell Lionettes want to play with a purpose! This is a pledge for $_______ from ____________ for every DIG/KILL/SERVE I make during the Dowell vs. Johnson game on October 19, 2017.
We will contact you October 20-26, 2017 to collect your pledge commitment. PLEASE NOTE: Checks should be payable to Dowell Middle School and should reference American Cancer Society in the memo of the check.
VB Service Project to Meals on Wheels of Collin County:
Thank you all so much for your donations to the third annual Fall Harvest Boxes service project! The 7th and 8th volleyball teams decorated a total of 15 boxes, filled with non-perishable food items plus toiletries, puzzles, books, and cards to be delivered to the elderly. The boxes were donated to Meals on Wheels of Collin County, which provides meals for individuals who are homebound, unable to prepare their own meals and nutritionally at risk. Thank you for supporting our program as we teach your daughters not only about athletics, but also about serving their community and others in need. The pictures are posted on the volleyball website: www.dowellmiddleschool.net/volleyball.
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade CC- Rylie Rogers
8th Grade CC– Ashley Turner
7th Grade Off-Season-Lauren Omholt
7th Grade VB- Sophia Ricci, Alivia Rowe
8th Grade VB- Avery Calame, Noel Holzner
8th Grade Off-Season- Vanessa Mejia
UIL six week grade check was Oct. 6th : a student who received a grade below 70 in any class may not participate in extracurricular activities for three school weeks. Friday, October 13th students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day.
Dates coming up:
Friday, Oct. 13th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Monday, Oct. 16th: Cross Country District Meet at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 19th: Volleyball at Dowell and Scott Johnson (Donations for The American Cancer Society)
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubion)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA-McKinney
Monday, Nov. 6th: Basketball Tryouts begin 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Tuesday, Nov. 7th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Wednesday, Nov. 8th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM and Volleyball Celebration
Friday, Nov. 10th: Basketball Tryouts 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
Monday, Nov. 13th: First day of practices for Basketball teams 7th: 6:45-9:10 AM, 8th 3:00-5:10 PM
BASKETBALL PARENT Meeting at 6:00 PM
We hope you have a GREAT weekend!
MS Coaches
Leadership: October 6, 2017
Character word of the week: Leadership
Definition: the action of leading a group of people or an organization
People are either thermometers or thermostats. They will merely reflect the climate around them or they will set it. Leaders develop values and principles to live by an set the tone for others.
Cross Country at Evans 10/2/17
The 7th grade girls came in 4th place and the 7th grade boys came in 2nd place at the Evans Meet. Runners of the week were Janey Gantt, Karaline Kerzie, Zack Wermske & Riley Davis.
Both the 8th grade girls & 8th grade boys came in 1st place at the Evans Meet. Top female finishers were Avery Leblanc, Sofia Levario, Mollie Kleman, Peyton Childs, & Faith Talbott. Top male finishers were Jack Eaton, Jack Morrissey, Spencer Sarkissian, Sam Wine & Gregory Jessup.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Reynolds 10/5/17
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Reynolds Middle School on October 5, winning one of the three matches!
The Blue “B” team had a tough loss to Reynolds. Outstanding servers of the game were Sophia Ricci with 3 aces and Ella Mauceri with 2 aces! Setter Zoe McKay had a great save out of the net. Keep working hard!
The Gold “A” team had a great win with scores of 25-20 and 25-18!! Defensive specialist Presleigh Morris served 7 points throughout the night and covered the back part of the court like a champ. Reagan Brown served 9 points including 5 aces, had a great save from almost in the bleachers, and finished off the night with 3 kills at the net! Sydney Visser had 6 strong service points, including 3 aces. Setter Alex Heins dominated the court with her leadership skills and quick feet. Great job to the entire team!!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team showed lots of improvement but didn’t pull out the win. Kathryn Huggins served 6 service points, including 2 aces! E’Quavia Mathis served 3 points, including 2 aces, and a strong kill at the net. Peyton Yon had strong, consistent passes from the back row all night and great defensive moves. Vanessa Masamba had great hustle all night and communication skills throughout the game. Nice job team!
The next game is away on Thursday, October 12 at Faubion Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The 8th Grade Dowell Lionettes Volleyball Teams played Prosper Reynolds on October 5, winning one of the three matches.
The Blue “B” Team experienced a tough loss to Reynolds in two games, 21-25 and 19-25. Outstanding servers of the game were Emily Smith with 5 aces, and Alli Zarbaugh with 7 straight points! Setter Gigi Miller had 7 great assists to hitters and Middle Blocker Kaylin Chapin had 1 kill and 1 block. These ladies know what they need to do and are ready to work hard this upcoming week!
The Gold “A” team had a phenomenal win against the Lady Eagles with scores of 25-14 and 25-8!!! Defensive specialist Macy Parker and Setter Noel Holzner both served 9 straight points throughout the night. They also contributed to the team’s defensive game, along with DS Bella Vaught, with over 20 combined saves! Right Side hitters, Sarah Fambro and Katelyn Walerczyk racked up 3 kills a piece, and there was no stoping the Outside and Middle Blocker combo of Hannah Billiter and Avery Calame at the net, they absolutely ROCKED the court!!!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team showed a lot of heart but weren’t able pull out the win, losing 8-25 and 11-25. Kailyn Perry and Adalynn Hoggatt each had one hard aced serve. Natalie Burrell and Sadie Romine had two great tip kills each at the net, and Allison Lane hustled all night to get to the ball to set her front row. Nice job team!
The next game is at home on Thursday, October 12 against Faubion Middle School. Come on out and support these ladies as they work hard for the win! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade CC- Victoria Garcia
8th Grade CC– Caia Lecea
7th Grade Off-Season-Analiese Belt
7th Grade VB-Alex Heins, Peyton Yon
8th Grade VB- Natalie Burrell, Katelyn Cruse
8th Grade Off-Season- Faith Horton
UIL six week grade check is October 6th and we want everyone to be able to participate and passing! A student who receives a grade below 70 in any class may not participate in extracurricular activities for three school weeks. Friday, October 13th students gain or lose eligibility at the end of the school day.
Dates coming up:
Friday, Oct. 6th: Eligibility for UIL Six Week Grade check
Monday, Oct. 9th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Cross Country at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 12th: Volleyball at Dowell and Faubioun
Friday, Oct. 13th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Monday, Oct. 16th: Cross Country District Meet at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 19th: Volleyball at Dowell and Scott Johnson “PINK OUT” Cancer Donation: Look for the PINK PLEDGE FORM
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubioun)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
We hope you have a GREAT weekend!
MS Coaches
Hard Work and Discipline: September 29, 2017
Character word of the week: Hard Work and Discipline
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard!
Discipline: To train or develop by instruction and exercise especially in self-control.
Leaders are often gifted! They can begin to depend on their gift for success, to the neglect of their character. They begin to “wing it”. Leaders sabotage themselves when their gift is bigger than they are.
Reflect: How much do you lean on your gifts rather than your character to keep you on course?
Cross Country Meet Results at Johnson Middle School 9/25/17
7th Grade: The girls came in 4th place and the boys came in 1st. Top finishers were Grace Morrissey & Adam Toombs.
8th Grade: Both the girls & boys teams placed first. Top finishers were Avery LeBlanc & Jack Morrissey.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Cockrill 9/28/2017
The Dowell Lionettes 7th grade volleyball teams played Cockrill Middle School on September 28.
The Blue “B” team had a tough loss to Cockrill. Outstanding servers of the game were Jacqueline Cape, Tiffany Adams and Sophia Ricci with one ace serve each. Keep working hard!
The Gold “A” team lost a rough fight to Cockrill in two games. Setter Reagan Brown served 7 points in a row! Alex Heins and Presleigh Morris each had two ace serves. Middle blocker Holland Hannon had a kill and a tip at the net. Stay strong team!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team had an exciting first game, losing 29-30 but sadly didn’t win the second game. Outstanding server of the game was Kathryn Huggins with 8 points, including 5 aces! Montserrat Donadio served 2 ace serves. Cambri Stone had some great setting moves and reflexes to quick plays on the court. Way to work hard!
The next game is at home on Thursday, October 5 against the Reynolds Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes 8th grade volleyball teams played Cockrill Middle School at McKinney Boyd on Thursday, Sept. 28th and earned their second SWEEP of the season!
The Blue “B” team won in two games with scores of 25-15 and 25-17. Middle Blocker, Allie Zarbaugh, had a strong night on the service line, earning her team 10 points from shanks and kills off of her hard serves. Setter and Right Side Hitter, Gigi Miller also had a strong night at the service line but really stepped up for her team with 5 great saves and her ability to communicate on the court. Outside Hitters, Mackenzie Coop and Riley Hostetter played well on the offensive side of the net with 4 kills each. Way to work ladies!
The Gold “A” team knocked the boots off of the Cockrill Cowgirls by dominating in a two game win with scores of 25-18 and 25-8. Setter, Claire Russell started her team off right by serving 8 points in a row in game 1. She would go on to earn her team a total of 12 points from the service line throughout the two game match. Defensive Specialists, Macy Parker and Bella Vaught had great defensive games with over 27 saves and numerous perfect passers into their setter’s hands. Middle Blockers, Kira Thornton and Avery Calame put up a solid performance on the net with two big blocks each to shut down the Cowgirl’s offense. These girls owned the gym floor at McKinney Boyd!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won in their FIRST two game sweep, 25-20 and 25-23! Defensive Specialist, Landry Edwards had 8 great serves, including 4 aces. Middle Blocker, Natalie Burrell also had a strong showing at the service line and contributed to the offense with 2 kills. Setter and Right Side Hitter, Allison Lane had a great night offensively, racking up several assists to hitters on the front row as well as 2 kills of her own. This team is really working together well and getting stronger every week!
The next game is AWAY next Thursday, October 5th, against Prosper Reynolds Middle School This should be a great game so we hope to see some fans in the stands at Prosper! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade CC- Allyson Burges
8th Grade CC–Peyton Childs
7th Grade Off-Season-Ayleen Avila
7th Grade VB- Jacqueline Cape, Cambri Stone
8th Grade VB-Sacha Pickett, Mackenzie Coop
8th Grade Off-Season- Alanna Copado
Please remind your daughter to go to TUTORING! Our UIL six week grade check will be October 6th and we want everyone to be able to participate and passing!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Oct. 2nd: Cross Country at Evans
Thursday, Oct. 5th: Volleyball at Dowell and Reynolds
Friday, Oct. 6th: Volleyball/Fall Harvest Boxes (Meals on Wheels)
Friday, Oct. 6th: Eligibility for UIL Six Week Grade check
Monday, Oct. 9th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Cross Country at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 12th: Volleyball at Dowell and Faubioun
Friday, Oct. 13th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Monday, Oct. 16th: Cross Country District Meet at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 19th: Volleyball at Dowell and Scott Johnson
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubioun)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard!
Discipline: To train or develop by instruction and exercise especially in self-control.
Leaders are often gifted! They can begin to depend on their gift for success, to the neglect of their character. They begin to “wing it”. Leaders sabotage themselves when their gift is bigger than they are.
Reflect: How much do you lean on your gifts rather than your character to keep you on course?
Cross Country Meet Results at Johnson Middle School 9/25/17
7th Grade: The girls came in 4th place and the boys came in 1st. Top finishers were Grace Morrissey & Adam Toombs.
8th Grade: Both the girls & boys teams placed first. Top finishers were Avery LeBlanc & Jack Morrissey.
Volleyball Results: Dowell VS Cockrill 9/28/2017
The Dowell Lionettes 7th grade volleyball teams played Cockrill Middle School on September 28.
The Blue “B” team had a tough loss to Cockrill. Outstanding servers of the game were Jacqueline Cape, Tiffany Adams and Sophia Ricci with one ace serve each. Keep working hard!
The Gold “A” team lost a rough fight to Cockrill in two games. Setter Reagan Brown served 7 points in a row! Alex Heins and Presleigh Morris each had two ace serves. Middle blocker Holland Hannon had a kill and a tip at the net. Stay strong team!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team had an exciting first game, losing 29-30 but sadly didn’t win the second game. Outstanding server of the game was Kathryn Huggins with 8 points, including 5 aces! Montserrat Donadio served 2 ace serves. Cambri Stone had some great setting moves and reflexes to quick plays on the court. Way to work hard!
The next game is at home on Thursday, October 5 against the Reynolds Middle School. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
The Dowell Lionettes 8th grade volleyball teams played Cockrill Middle School at McKinney Boyd on Thursday, Sept. 28th and earned their second SWEEP of the season!
The Blue “B” team won in two games with scores of 25-15 and 25-17. Middle Blocker, Allie Zarbaugh, had a strong night on the service line, earning her team 10 points from shanks and kills off of her hard serves. Setter and Right Side Hitter, Gigi Miller also had a strong night at the service line but really stepped up for her team with 5 great saves and her ability to communicate on the court. Outside Hitters, Mackenzie Coop and Riley Hostetter played well on the offensive side of the net with 4 kills each. Way to work ladies!
The Gold “A” team knocked the boots off of the Cockrill Cowgirls by dominating in a two game win with scores of 25-18 and 25-8. Setter, Claire Russell started her team off right by serving 8 points in a row in game 1. She would go on to earn her team a total of 12 points from the service line throughout the two game match. Defensive Specialists, Macy Parker and Bella Vaught had great defensive games with over 27 saves and numerous perfect passers into their setter’s hands. Middle Blockers, Kira Thornton and Avery Calame put up a solid performance on the net with two big blocks each to shut down the Cowgirl’s offense. These girls owned the gym floor at McKinney Boyd!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won in their FIRST two game sweep, 25-20 and 25-23! Defensive Specialist, Landry Edwards had 8 great serves, including 4 aces. Middle Blocker, Natalie Burrell also had a strong showing at the service line and contributed to the offense with 2 kills. Setter and Right Side Hitter, Allison Lane had a great night offensively, racking up several assists to hitters on the front row as well as 2 kills of her own. This team is really working together well and getting stronger every week!
The next game is AWAY next Thursday, October 5th, against Prosper Reynolds Middle School This should be a great game so we hope to see some fans in the stands at Prosper! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Athlete of the Week:
7th Grade CC- Allyson Burges
8th Grade CC–Peyton Childs
7th Grade Off-Season-Ayleen Avila
7th Grade VB- Jacqueline Cape, Cambri Stone
8th Grade VB-Sacha Pickett, Mackenzie Coop
8th Grade Off-Season- Alanna Copado
Please remind your daughter to go to TUTORING! Our UIL six week grade check will be October 6th and we want everyone to be able to participate and passing!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Oct. 2nd: Cross Country at Evans
Thursday, Oct. 5th: Volleyball at Dowell and Reynolds
Friday, Oct. 6th: Volleyball/Fall Harvest Boxes (Meals on Wheels)
Friday, Oct. 6th: Eligibility for UIL Six Week Grade check
Monday, Oct. 9th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Cross Country at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 12th: Volleyball at Dowell and Faubioun
Friday, Oct. 13th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Monday, Oct. 16th: Cross Country District Meet at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 19th: Volleyball at Dowell and Scott Johnson
Monday, Oct. 23rd: Cross Country Celebration
Thursday, Oct. 26th: Volleyball at Dowell and Rogers
Saturday, Oct. 28th: Volleyball “B & C” Team District Tournament (7th at Dowell & 8th at Faubioun)
Monday, Oct. 30th: Teacher Workday/Student Holiday
Thursday, Nov. 2nd: Volleyball at Dowell and Highland Park
Saturday, Nov. 4th: Volleyball “A” Team District Tournament at PSA McKinney
Thursday, Nov. 9th: Volleyball Celebration
Self-Confidence and Self-Worth: September 22, 2017
Character word of the week: Self-confidence and Self-Worth
Leaders cannot perform well if they fail to see the gold inside of them. Good leaders take personal inventory of their strengths and gifts. This shapes their self-image and, consequently, their results.
Self Confidence/Self Worth definition: a feeling of trust in one abilities, qualities and judgment.
Sports Updates
MISD Invitational Volleyball
The 8th grade White squad improved with each game this weekend at the MISD Invitational “C” Team Tournament at DMS! They split with Prosper Reynolds (25-20, 18-25), lost to Scott Johnson (14-25, 22-25) and defeated Frisco Roach (25-16, 25-23). The girls worked hard at serving, moving their feet, communicating, hitting, and overall transition on and off the net. Payton Linders, Kailyn Perry, Lacy Hale and Allison Lane all had a great day at the service line. Defensive Specialists Lacy Hale, Adalyn Hoggatt, and Payton Linders all did a great job keeping the ball off the floor and passing to their setters to help set up the offense. Setters, Kailyn Perry, Allison Lane, and Landry Edwards worked to feed our hitters, Brianna Guerrero, Riley Thomason, Nicole Burrell, and Mia Engelman so that they could have a successful day at the net. We are so proud of how much these girls have improved in just a couple short weeks. Keep fighting ladies!
The 8th grade Blue squad had an amazing day at the MISD Invitational “B” Team Tournament hosted at Evans Middle School. They split with Prosper Reynolds (21-25, 25-23), defeated Scott Johnson (25-16, 25-18) and defeated Frisco Roach (25-10, 25-15). Emily Smith lead the team on the service line with 26 points and 6 aced serves. Blair Dodge lead the team defensively with 20 saves. Katelyn Cruse and Kylie Campbell also helped out on the defensive end as well with 7 and 13 saves respectively. Gigi Miller kept her hitters swinging all afternoon with over 15 assists that resulted in offensive kills. Our top hitters of the day were Alli Zarbaugh with 6 kills and Kaylin Chapin with 8 kills two big blocks. This team really showed what they are made of at this tournament and are getting better every single day! Way to show up and show out, ladies!
Cross Country:
What a great meet we had on Monday! It was hot but there was some great competition. The 7th grade girls came in 4th place, the 8th grade girls came in 1st place, & both boys' teams came in 2nd place. Runners of the week were Nadya Laynor, Maddie Jones, Meera Patel, Christian Chapa, & Ethan Scott.
7th Grade Volleyball:
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Evans Middle School on September 21.
The Blue “B” team lost their set in two games, 19-25 and 23-25. Sophia Ricci was the strongest server of the night, earning 8 points for the team including 4 aces! Ava Patterson had 2 ace serves and 5 hits at the net. Jacqueline Cape served 4 points and had great defensive moves in the back row. Nice job!
The Gold “A” team lost to Evans in three games, 12-25 and 25-16 and 14-25. Reagan Brown had 4 solid saves to keep the game going and 6 hits at the net, including 4 kills! Presleigh Morris served 7 points in a row, including 4 aces, to contribute to a strong comeback in the second game. Landry Hugghins stepped up to help her team by playing a new position and did a fantastic job. Sydney Visser was solid all night long with great passes and positive leadership. Great fight!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team finished the night by losing their two games with scores of 17-25 in both games. Cambri Stone had great setting skills and 3 serving points. Montserrat Donadio had two hits at the net and two strong serves. E’Quavia Mathis had 1 hit and 1 kill at the net, and Kathryn Huggins served 2 aces! Great improvement!
The next game is at home on Thursday, September 28 against the Cockrill Cowgirls. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th grade Dowell Middle School v. Evans Middle School – DOWELL SWEEPS!!!
The Dowell Lionettes 8th grade volleyball teams played Evans Middle School last night and earned their first SWEEP of the season!
The Blue “B” team won in two games with scores of 25-12 and 25-11. Makenzie Coop had a phenomenal night on the service line with 14 straight serves that included 8 aces! Emily Smith also had a great night with 11 serves and 6 aces. Gigi Miller and Kaylin Chapin both dominated at the net with 4 kills each and Ava Montgomery contributed 2 amazing saves to help her team to victory. These ladies played their hearts out and we are so proud of how well they are working together!
The Gold “A” team defeated Evans in two games with scores of 25-15 and 25-14. The Lionette outside hitters had a huge night at the net. Hannah Billiter led the team with 8 solid kills and Sacha Pickett also turned up the heat offensively with 4 kills of her own. Avery Calame and Noel Holzner kept the the Panther defense rocked back on their heels with 5 aces each and played great defensive games on the back row. Keep working hard!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won in an awesome 3 game set, 14-25, 25-15, and 25-17. Riley Thomason, Allison Lane and Addy Hoggatt led their team to a come back victory with their awesome work at the service line. Allison Lane also had a big night offensively with two blocks and two kills. Sadie Romine and Natalie Burrell contributed to the victory with great jousting skills at the net on tight sets and overpasses from the Panther defense. The rest of the team did a great job hustling to keep the ball in play. Great comeback Ladies! Way to fight and not give up!
The next game is against Cockrill Middle School at McKinney Boyd High School on Thursday, September 28th. Come on out to the big house and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Sept. 25th: Cross Country at Johnson
Wednesday, Sept 27th: PICTURES for Cross Country and Volleyball before school, (your coach will let you know what time)
Thursday, Sept. 28th: Volleyball at Dowell and Boyd High School
Monday, Oct. 2nd: Cross Country at Evans
Thursday, Oct. 5th: Volleyball at Dowell and Reynolds
Friday, Oct. 6th: Eligibility for UIL Six Week Grade check
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Cross Country at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 12th: Volleyball at Dowell and Faubioun
Friday, Oct. 14th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Leaders cannot perform well if they fail to see the gold inside of them. Good leaders take personal inventory of their strengths and gifts. This shapes their self-image and, consequently, their results.
Self Confidence/Self Worth definition: a feeling of trust in one abilities, qualities and judgment.
Sports Updates
MISD Invitational Volleyball
The 8th grade White squad improved with each game this weekend at the MISD Invitational “C” Team Tournament at DMS! They split with Prosper Reynolds (25-20, 18-25), lost to Scott Johnson (14-25, 22-25) and defeated Frisco Roach (25-16, 25-23). The girls worked hard at serving, moving their feet, communicating, hitting, and overall transition on and off the net. Payton Linders, Kailyn Perry, Lacy Hale and Allison Lane all had a great day at the service line. Defensive Specialists Lacy Hale, Adalyn Hoggatt, and Payton Linders all did a great job keeping the ball off the floor and passing to their setters to help set up the offense. Setters, Kailyn Perry, Allison Lane, and Landry Edwards worked to feed our hitters, Brianna Guerrero, Riley Thomason, Nicole Burrell, and Mia Engelman so that they could have a successful day at the net. We are so proud of how much these girls have improved in just a couple short weeks. Keep fighting ladies!
The 8th grade Blue squad had an amazing day at the MISD Invitational “B” Team Tournament hosted at Evans Middle School. They split with Prosper Reynolds (21-25, 25-23), defeated Scott Johnson (25-16, 25-18) and defeated Frisco Roach (25-10, 25-15). Emily Smith lead the team on the service line with 26 points and 6 aced serves. Blair Dodge lead the team defensively with 20 saves. Katelyn Cruse and Kylie Campbell also helped out on the defensive end as well with 7 and 13 saves respectively. Gigi Miller kept her hitters swinging all afternoon with over 15 assists that resulted in offensive kills. Our top hitters of the day were Alli Zarbaugh with 6 kills and Kaylin Chapin with 8 kills two big blocks. This team really showed what they are made of at this tournament and are getting better every single day! Way to show up and show out, ladies!
Cross Country:
What a great meet we had on Monday! It was hot but there was some great competition. The 7th grade girls came in 4th place, the 8th grade girls came in 1st place, & both boys' teams came in 2nd place. Runners of the week were Nadya Laynor, Maddie Jones, Meera Patel, Christian Chapa, & Ethan Scott.
7th Grade Volleyball:
The Dowell Lionettes seventh grade volleyball teams played Evans Middle School on September 21.
The Blue “B” team lost their set in two games, 19-25 and 23-25. Sophia Ricci was the strongest server of the night, earning 8 points for the team including 4 aces! Ava Patterson had 2 ace serves and 5 hits at the net. Jacqueline Cape served 4 points and had great defensive moves in the back row. Nice job!
The Gold “A” team lost to Evans in three games, 12-25 and 25-16 and 14-25. Reagan Brown had 4 solid saves to keep the game going and 6 hits at the net, including 4 kills! Presleigh Morris served 7 points in a row, including 4 aces, to contribute to a strong comeback in the second game. Landry Hugghins stepped up to help her team by playing a new position and did a fantastic job. Sydney Visser was solid all night long with great passes and positive leadership. Great fight!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team finished the night by losing their two games with scores of 17-25 in both games. Cambri Stone had great setting skills and 3 serving points. Montserrat Donadio had two hits at the net and two strong serves. E’Quavia Mathis had 1 hit and 1 kill at the net, and Kathryn Huggins served 2 aces! Great improvement!
The next game is at home on Thursday, September 28 against the Cockrill Cowgirls. One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
8th grade Dowell Middle School v. Evans Middle School – DOWELL SWEEPS!!!
The Dowell Lionettes 8th grade volleyball teams played Evans Middle School last night and earned their first SWEEP of the season!
The Blue “B” team won in two games with scores of 25-12 and 25-11. Makenzie Coop had a phenomenal night on the service line with 14 straight serves that included 8 aces! Emily Smith also had a great night with 11 serves and 6 aces. Gigi Miller and Kaylin Chapin both dominated at the net with 4 kills each and Ava Montgomery contributed 2 amazing saves to help her team to victory. These ladies played their hearts out and we are so proud of how well they are working together!
The Gold “A” team defeated Evans in two games with scores of 25-15 and 25-14. The Lionette outside hitters had a huge night at the net. Hannah Billiter led the team with 8 solid kills and Sacha Pickett also turned up the heat offensively with 4 kills of her own. Avery Calame and Noel Holzner kept the the Panther defense rocked back on their heels with 5 aces each and played great defensive games on the back row. Keep working hard!
Closing out the evening, the White “C” team won in an awesome 3 game set, 14-25, 25-15, and 25-17. Riley Thomason, Allison Lane and Addy Hoggatt led their team to a come back victory with their awesome work at the service line. Allison Lane also had a big night offensively with two blocks and two kills. Sadie Romine and Natalie Burrell contributed to the victory with great jousting skills at the net on tight sets and overpasses from the Panther defense. The rest of the team did a great job hustling to keep the ball in play. Great comeback Ladies! Way to fight and not give up!
The next game is against Cockrill Middle School at McKinney Boyd High School on Thursday, September 28th. Come on out to the big house and support! One Heart, One Team, LIONETTES!
Dates coming up:
Monday, Sept. 25th: Cross Country at Johnson
Wednesday, Sept 27th: PICTURES for Cross Country and Volleyball before school, (your coach will let you know what time)
Thursday, Sept. 28th: Volleyball at Dowell and Boyd High School
Monday, Oct. 2nd: Cross Country at Evans
Thursday, Oct. 5th: Volleyball at Dowell and Reynolds
Friday, Oct. 6th: Eligibility for UIL Six Week Grade check
Tuesday, Oct. 10th: Cross Country at Cockrill
Thursday, Oct. 12th: Volleyball at Dowell and Faubioun
Friday, Oct. 14th: Students gain or lose eligibility (end of the school day)
Goal Setting: September 7, 2017
The Lady Lionettes have started off the year AWESOME! We are in full swing with Cross Country, Volleyball, and Off-season.
Our word for the week is GOAL SETTING! Rocks are like priorities. Only so many rocks can fit in a jar. Only so many activities can fit in a week. The issue isn’t prioritizing your schedule, but scheduling your priorities. Put the big rocks in first.
Dates coming up:
Saturday, Sept. 9th: Cross Country at Meyers Park 10:35 AM Girls Run and Volleyball Frisco "A" Team tourney, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 14th: Volleyball at Highland Park and Dowell
Saturday, Sept. 16th:Volleyball Tournament: 7th "B" at Cockrill and 7th "C" at Johnson, 8th "B" at Evans & 8th "C" at Dowell, times TBA
Monday, Sept. 18th: Cross Country at Prosper
Thursday, Sept 21st : Volleyball at Evans and Dowell
Monday, Sept. 25th: Cross Country at Johnson
Wednesday, Sept 27th: PICTURES for Cross Country and Volleyball before school, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 28th: Volleyball at Dowell and Boyd High School
Integrity: September 1, 2017
We are so excited for to start the school year and continue to BUILD on the STRONG TRADITION of being a DOWELL LIONETTE! We have survived the first week and look forward to this school year! We are starting a new character curriculum this school year and we will be talking about the art of self-leadership skills. Every Friday we will introduce a new word of the week and talk about it every day the following week. Our word of the week is: INTEGRITY! Looking at the picture below of an iceberg it represents your leadership. The 10% above the water is your skill(externally). The 90% below the water is your character(internally). It's what's below the surface that sinks the ship! When we look at the 90% below the water we want to try and reflect on these four ingredients of character: self discipline, core values, sense of identity, and emotional security. We want the girls to reflect and respond about these questions this week: Why is focusing on the "inside" so difficult for us today and Why do we put so much emphasis on the "outside" of our lives?
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Sept. 5th
Volleyball Team Parent night at 6:00 pm
Thursday, Sept 7th
Volleyball MISD Preview at PSA 5pm-8pm
Saturday, Sept. 9th
Cross Country at Meyers Park 10:35 AM Girls Run and Volleyball Frisco "A" Team tourney, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 14th
Volleyball at Highland Park and Dowell
Saturday, Sept. 16th
Volleyball Tournament: 7th "B" at Cockrill and 7th "C" at Johnson, 8th "B" at Evans and 8th "C" at Dowell, times TBA
Monday, Sept. 18th
Cross Country at Prosper
Thursday, Sept 21st
Volleyball at Evans and Dowell
Monday, Sept. 25th
Cross Country at Johnson
Wednesday, Sept 27th
PICTURES for Cross Country and Volleyball before school, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 28th
Volleyball at Dowell and Boyd High School
**Practices: VB at 6:45 AM, CC at 7:15 AM, and Off-season during class when school starts
Dates coming up:
Tuesday, Sept. 5th
Volleyball Team Parent night at 6:00 pm
Thursday, Sept 7th
Volleyball MISD Preview at PSA 5pm-8pm
Saturday, Sept. 9th
Cross Country at Meyers Park 10:35 AM Girls Run and Volleyball Frisco "A" Team tourney, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 14th
Volleyball at Highland Park and Dowell
Saturday, Sept. 16th
Volleyball Tournament: 7th "B" at Cockrill and 7th "C" at Johnson, 8th "B" at Evans and 8th "C" at Dowell, times TBA
Monday, Sept. 18th
Cross Country at Prosper
Thursday, Sept 21st
Volleyball at Evans and Dowell
Monday, Sept. 25th
Cross Country at Johnson
Wednesday, Sept 27th
PICTURES for Cross Country and Volleyball before school, times TBA
Thursday, Sept. 28th
Volleyball at Dowell and Boyd High School
**Practices: VB at 6:45 AM, CC at 7:15 AM, and Off-season during class when school starts