JH Baseball Athlete of the Week
Masen Davis had a great week for the Greyhounds. He was 3-6 at the plate with 2 RBI. Masen also pitched 5 1/3 innings on Saturday against Albers Elementary. He pitched a great game. Besides pitching very well this week, he also played shortstop and centerfield. Masen has shown great leadership for a young player this year.
Cross Country Athlete of the Week
Kaiden Wheeler- He shows leadership, athletic ability, kindness, picking up of athletes and encouraging others. All traits we would like to see in all of our athletes.
Let's continue on with recognizing some of our great athletes from our 5-0 jh softball team.! Coach Reinneck and Coach Schwaegel would like to recognize the following players as Athletes of the Week!
From our first weeks of practices and games:
My first player of the week is Kennedie Evans. She is from Peoria and is new to our district. She is a seventh grader and wears jersey #24. Softball is her favorite sport. She likes to play shortstop and 1st base. Kennedie has played softball for 9 years with 5 of those years being travel ball. Her hobbies are: sports, riding dirt bikes, fishing and hunting. This year she is excited to meet new people and experience a new school. Her goals are to play softball for the Texas Longhorns and play in the AUSL. Her dream job is to be a crop specialist. Kennedie is a great addition to our team and our Lebanon Greyhound family. Congratulations Kennedie!
Harper Burress is also player of the week. She proudly wears jersey #22 and her favorite position is shortstop. Harper is in the 6th grade. She loves playing softball, basketball, volleyball and running track and field. Harper also likes to sing, act, and dance. This year her goal is to improve in softball. Harper is a true grit player. She gives 110% and is always striving to improve. Harper is a great role model for our younger girls. What she brings to the team is a very humble maturity, leadership, and a lot of fun! Harper will succeed in anything she sets her mind to do on the field, on the court, on the stage, and especially in life. Congratulations Harper!
Hayden Venhaus wears #9 and is a 7th grader. She is one of our top two pitchers. With 13 innings pitched she has walked 7 batters and struck out 27. On offense, her average is .500 with 6 hits, including a single, 3 doubles, and 2 triples. She has 7 RBIs on the year so far. Hayden is a hard worker and a great leader. She has confidence and says this year weāre going to state!! Hayden is a fun teammate and she leads by example. Congratulations Hayden!
Khloe Munton is my next player of the week. She is one of our 8th graders. She wears the #4 jersey and bats in the 4 spot. Khloe is tough! Most of the time youāll find her behind the plate catching. She has caught in some tough games with the heat especially. When I ask her how sheās doing and check to see if she needs a replacement, she declines and says sheās fine. Khloeās average is .615 and she has 8 RBIs so far with 8 hits. Khloe is strong and is our power-hitter. I believe she could send one over the fence this year! Congratulations Khloe!
For JH Baseball, coach Donovan, Coach Alex Phillips and Coach Shaun Behlke are recognizing:
6th grader Jamaar Brown, during the 1st week of games Jammar went 5 for 7 with 2 doubles, 6 RBI and 3 runs scored. Jamaar pitched 2 innings allowing one run and striking out one hitter.
6th grader Michael Donovan, during the 1st week Michael went 6 for 7 with 2 doubles, 2 RBI and 4 runs scored and he also pitched one scoreless inning striking out 3 hitters.
5th grader Owen Cotts, during this past week, Owen brought the hustle as he is always going full speed and is fearless against the older players. Owen hit the ball hard against tough pitchers this week.
5th grader Aiden Brockhahn, during this past week, Aiden collected his first varsity hit which was a double against and 8th grade pitcher. Aiden brings a positive attitude everyday.
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The away softball game was moved to a 6:00 start, they will do a reading at 4:45, which is our bus time. to see if we can play
We have a reminder about the new arrival and dismissal route. Please refer to the previously sent video and map. We also have some clarification to questions that have been asked.
Monroe will remain a 2-way street. Students who drive to school will take a left in the first parking lot opening when going south on Monroe.
Parents dropping off at the Jr/Sr High School should enter off route 4 to drop off at the commons and will continue to the right onto Monroe St.
Parents who only need to drop off at the elementary school may come in from Route 4 or Monroe St. If coming off Monroe, you will need to make a right onto Mary Jane St.
Building principals will be located on Monroe and Officer Puckett will be assisting traffic at the back Elementary lot. We appreciate your patience as we work through this change for the safety of our students and staff.
Also reminder to check the weekly sports update for upcoming games this week and also check the athletic page for directions to away contests.
Welcome back, LES Families! Please read the attached welcome letter.
See you tomorrow!
All Fall JH and HS sports teams have team pics Wed at 2:30
