GILRS
CVJHL TOURNAMENT BRACKETS
Feb 8 In Marlborough
4:00 #1 Leland Grey versus (#8) the winner of
Game 1 (Kurn Hattin vs Putney)
5:30 #2 Chesterfield versus #7 Dummerston
Feb 9 In Marlborough
4:00 #3 Westmoreland versus #6 Walpole
5:30 #4 Marlborough versus #5 Hinsdale
Feb 10 In Marlborough
4:00 Winners of Games 2 and 5
5:30 Winners of Games 3 and 4
Feb 11 In Marlborough
5:00 Girls Championship
6:30 Boys Championship
BOYS CVJHL TOURNAMENT BRACKETS-1ST ROUND
Game 1: 8v9 Friday
Marlborough vs Putney
Game 2: 1 vs 8/9
Saturday @ 12:00
Hinsdale vs Game 1 Winner
Game 3: 2 vs 7 Saturday
@ 2:00
Walpole vs Dummerston
Game 4: 3 vs 6 Saturday @ 4:00
Westmoreland vs Kurn Hattin
Game 5: 4 vs 5 Saturday @ 6:00
L & G vs Chesterfield
MS
BASKETBALL AWARDS BANQUET FEBRUARY 24TH 5:30PM
All MS students that played basketball are required
to attend the “Pot Luck” style Awards Banquet that will be held on February 24th
at 5:30pm in the Main Gym/Activity Room.
SENIOR
DAYS FOR VARSITY ATHLETES
Girls Varsity Basketball Senior Day is February 12th
6pm
Boys Varsity Basketball Senior Day is February 13th
7:30pm
Please remember that seniors will be honored before
the games with roses and Gatorades compliments of the L&G Booster Club.
Please come and support our seniors.
GIRLS
MS BASKETBALL
The 8th grade girls finished the
regular season at 12-0 in their first
year in the CVJHL. We finished our perfect season by defeating
Marlborough, NH, Dummerston and Hinsdale. We enter the tournament
Saturday as the #1 seed.
The combined 7and 8 team won the Wildcat Tournament in Wilmington this past
weekend by routing Pioneer Valley 36-3 on Friday, and then downing
host Twin Valley in overtime 36-31 on Saturday. All the players put
forth an outstanding effort; it was one of the most exciting games of
the season.
The 7and 8 team finishes their season with away games today at Keene and
tomorrow at Twin Valley.
year in the CVJHL. We finished our perfect season by defeating
Marlborough, NH, Dummerston and Hinsdale. We enter the tournament
Saturday as the #1 seed.
The combined 7and 8 team won the Wildcat Tournament in Wilmington this past
weekend by routing Pioneer Valley 36-3 on Friday, and then downing
host Twin Valley in overtime 36-31 on Saturday. All the players put
forth an outstanding effort; it was one of the most exciting games of
the season.
The 7and 8 team finishes their season with away games today at Keene and
tomorrow at Twin Valley.
MS
AND HS SPORTS PICTURES
All MS and HS basketball players will have team
pictures on February 11 starting at 245pm in the Gymnasium. The order will be
as follows:
- 7th
grade teams
- 8th
grade teams
- BJV
- BV
- GJV
- GV
SPRING
COACHING POSTIONS AT L&G
Anyone interested in the following coaching
positions at Leland and Gray, please contact Marty Testo at mtesto@lelandandgray.org
Head JV Softball Coach
Head JV Baseball Coach
Go Rebels!
ATTENTION
GILRS GRADES 5-12:
Start your winter break by thinking SPRING!
The Castleton State College Softball Program is offering a one day Clinic
on Sunday, February 16, 2014 from 1:00pm - 4:00pm
Cost of the clinic is $50. For registration
info. please email Brigette.Olson@castleton.edu or
call (802) 468 - 1206. Mrs. Claussen can
also provide a copy of the registration.
7th GRADE OLYMPICS
The Olympics are coming to Leland and Gray!
The 7th graders have completed their Olympic Trials including writing an
informative writing piece about their country, creating a to-scale model of
their country's map, creating their country's flag and writing a prediction
piece about how well their country will do in the Olympics.
The Opening Ceremonies is Friday at 8:00
am in the Dutton Gym, parents and relatives are welcome to come watch the
parade of nations, and flag and map hanging. Students will then
participate and compete in 7 Olympic events throughout next week. The
Closing Ceremonies, complete with medal awards, will be held Friday,
February 14th at 8:00 am.
Come check out the Dutton Gym walls to see the
students' flags and maps! Stay tuned for the medal count and results next
week!
LELAND
AND GRAY’S SUMMER SOCCER CAMPS
The 18th annual Leland and Gray Soccer camp will be
the following weeks this summer:
July 14-18 for students entering grades k-6
July 14-18 for students entering grades k-6
July 21-25 for boys and girls entering grades 7-12
FRANCE FUNDRAISING RAFFLE
Six students will be making a 9
day trip to France in April. These students have had/or are starting their
third year of French. They are currently selling raffle tickets for a 3600 psi
power washer to help with the cost of this trip. Valued at over $500, why not
buy some tickets and take a chance. Tickets are 1 for $5 or 3 for $10. They
will be selling them at the home JV/V girls & boys basketball games during
February. So stop on by, pick up some tickets and watch some basketball.
Drawing to be held on Feb.12th during
1/2 time of the Girls Varsity home game.
Thank you for your support.
Thank you for your support.
A NOTE FROM THE SAP!
The
Not On Tobacco (N.O.T) program is coming to Leland and Gray. This program was
developed by the American Lung Association to help high school students quit
tobacco use. It is a ten week long program, each week with its own goal and
incentive. Each session is roughly 30 minutes long and will be facilitated by
Jaclyn, a N.O.T. facilitator. This program is to help those who want to quit
using tobacco do so. Please only sign up
if you are serious about quitting. The program starts February 10th. Please sign up by the 6th of
February. For more information visit http://www.lung.org/associations/states/georgia/educational-programs/n-o-t-not-on-tobacco/not-on-tobacco.html
or see Jaclyn.
CLASS OF 2014
We are collecting pictures for the slideshow
traditionally done on class night. If you, your families, neighbors, friends,
or former teachers have any pictures of groups of seniors from when they were
younger we would love them! Email Megan Altshuler or Jeryl Julian-Cisse any
photos you would like to share. Please feel free to send in all those silly
shots from birthdays, school trips, and toddler play dates! Don't forget to
check the senior page on the L&G website for senior info, www.lelandandgray.org.
There is a link on the left side of the home page.
Senior Class Advisors
Megan Altshuler - maltshuler@lelandandgray.org
Jeryl Julian-Cisse - jjulian-cisse@lelandandgray.org
MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL
Back to the 80's!
MS Council Dance
Feb 28, 2014, Friday
7-930 Main Gym- no shoes!
$5 - $1 off with non-perishable item
A kind donation will go to Windham County
Humane Society (WCHS)
LELAND AND GRAY PLAYERS
Mark your
calendars! Leland and Gray Players present Hats Off!, the annual
cavalcade of comedy, song and dance, March 6 and 7 at 7PM and March 8 at 7:30.
To players’ and all students: It's not too late to toss your hat in the
ring, so to speak. See Ms. Landenberger if you have a number in mind.
A NOTE FROM THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT!
Please congratulate the following students who
auditioned for and were accepted to the District Music Festival:
Middle
School Band:
Fairen Stark
High School Chorus:
Susie Francy
Arik Clark
Jesse Cannella
High
School Jazz Band:
Giannina Gaspero-Beckstrom
Carl Judd-Wright
These students
will rehearse for two days and then represent Leland and Gray at a concert
on Saturday, February 8, at the Mid-Vermont Christian School.
SPANISH TRIP
FOR L&G STUDENTS
L&G students and Spanish teacher spend February
break in Spain
Super Raffle to help fund the trip
From February
12 through February 24, six L&G students and Spanish teacher, Jeryl Julian
Cissé, will travel to Spain to explore and experience the country's history and
culture, use their Spanish language skills, and meet and stay with teens and
their families. The students travelling to Spain in February with Señora Cissé
are: Emily Stockwell, Kelsey Bruder, Sarah Sheppard, Alexa Litchfield, Madison
Cannella and Nathaniel VanOsdol. To help raise funds for the trip, the students
are selling tickets for a super raffle with 15 prizes to be won, including some
local products and gift certificates, and beautiful souvenirs from Spain that
include ceramics, paintings and museum prints, and scarves and jewelry.
Read the rest of the article about the trip and see the prizes at the following
link: http://spain-2014-trip.blogspot.com/
SOFTBALL FUNDRAISER
Share your REBELS spirit by purchasing a Leland & Gray Rebels Window Decal for your cars. They
are not a sticker, but a decal, so if you ever need to remove it, it can be
done easily. They are selling for just $10. Proceeds benefit the L
& G Softball Program. They will be available for sale at all home
basketball games as well as through Tammy Claussen.
HEY!
You!!
The Late Bus will be running Monday, Tuesday,
and Thursday next week. Wednesday there
will be Winter Activities, so there will not be any HEY! programs or a late bus.
For information on the route and the dates it will be available for the
2013-2014 school year, please visit www.lelandandgray.org.
Look for HEY! Help Mon.-Thurs. mornings (7:15-7:45) and Mon.-Thurs.
afternoons (2:45- 4:15). On Monday, ‘Ukulele will be meeting in the music
room, and HEY! Help will be meeting in A-11. On Tuesday, look
for Newspaper, Weight Training, D&D, Iron Chef, and RAMP in
A-8. Thursday, LGTV meets in A-13, and D&D will meet in Mr.
Towle's room. Friday, the GSA
will meet with Ms. DeBisschop in B-14.
The following week there is no school. When you return on February
24th make sure to stop by and meet Victoria. She will be Megan's sub while
she is on maternity leave and would love to meet you and hear about what you
are doing after school!
Remember to check the HEY! website for updates on programs, and you can
always ask Megan Altshuler or Victoria Chertok for information or email afterschool@lelandandgray.org.
A NOTE FROM THE SCHOOL
NURSE
February is Children’s Dental Health Month.
Tooth decay is the number one chronic childhood disease and it’s
preventable. Taking your children to the dentist is vital for their health.
Protecting your child could be as simple as reinforcing good habits
around brushing and flossing teeth because it’s easier to fight the bacteria
that cause tooth decay than to get their cavities filled.
UPCOMING ATHLETIC EVENTS
2/7/14 Girls 7th grade @ TVMS
(High School) 3:30pm Away
Boys 7th
grade @ TVMS (High School) 4:45pm Away
Boys JV vs Woodstock 5:30pm Home
Boys Varsity vs
Woodstock 7pm Home
2/8/14 Girls 8th grade @ CVJHL
playoffs (Marlborough) 4pm Away
Boys 8th
grade @ CVJHL playoffs (Westmorland) 6pm Away
2/9/14 Girls 8th grade @ CVJHL
playoffs (Marlborough) TBA Away
Boys 8th grade
@ CVJHL playoffs (Westmorland) TBA Away
2/10/14 Girls 8th grade @ CVJHL
playoffs (Marlborough) TBA Away
Boys 8th
grade @ CVJHL playoffs (Westmorland) TBA Away
Boys JV @ Otter Valley 5:30pm Away
Boys Varsity @ Otter
Valley 7pm Away
2/11/14 Girls JV vs Twin Valley 5:30pm Home
Girls Varsity vs Twin
Valley 7pm Home
2/12/14 Girls Varsity vs Woodstock (Senior
Day) 6pm Home
Boys Varsity vs Poultney 7:30pm Home
2/13/14 Girls JV @ Otter Valley 5:30pm Away
Girls Varsity @ Otter
Valley 7pm Away
Boys JV vs Bellows Falls 5:30pm Home
Boys Varsity vs Bellows
Falls (Senior Day) 7pm Home
2/18/14 Boys Varsity @ Burr and Burton 7pm Away
Girls Playdowns TBA TBA
2/21/14 Boys JV @ Proctor 5:30pm Away
Boys Varsity @ Proctor 7pm Away
2/21/14 Girls Quarterfinals TBA TBA
