Tickets are now on sale for the Drama Club’s fall play, Murder and Mayhem at Mischief Manor. The play is next weekend, November 12, 13 and 14 and will be staged in the South Gym. You can buy your tickets online – the link and a QR code are on the posters around the school, or you can stop in Mrs. Maxson’s room and she will help you get yours online! Please come out and support your Drama Club!
Winter Athletic Physicals are scheduled for next week 11/10. If you need a physical, please sign up in the nurse's office. Remember physicals are good for 1 year. If you are unsure if you need a physical, please ask Mrs. Colligan.
Chorus lesson today are: Pd 3- Sopranos E’s + Parker and Ava Pd 9- Alto E’s
The lady Panther volleyball team wins the C-2 sectional title last night against Gowanda 25-7, 25-10 & 25-6
Kylie Blessing led the offense with 29 assists, 4 kills and 3 aces, Tori Unverdorben with a double double 10 kills, 10 digs and 2 aces, Olivia Cook 11 kills, 4 aces Sam Steadman 4 kills, 4 aces, Ava Haynes 4 kills and 4 Digs, And MaxPrep player of the match Jill Stebbins served for 20 points, 7 aces and 7 digs. The Lady Panthers will face off against Eden on Friday at Brocton with a 7:30 start time. Message from Mrs. Colligan and PCS Panthers…..Congratulations to our volleyball team on winning the Class C Sectional Championship last night! They move on to play Eden on Friday night. We would like to take a spectator bus to cheer on our girls. Please sign up in the main office. Cost will be $7. Bus will leave at 5:15
The National Honor Society will be collecting canned goods until Friday, November 19. Please bring any non-perishable food item to your homeroom teacher in the elementary or any high school classroom. Thank you for supporting the Portville food bank!
Open Gym continues on Friday at 4 pm for any girls that are trying out for JV or Varsity Basketball. Any questions, see Coach Welty.
ATTENTION all girls interested in trying out for VARSITY softball this spring. Please send coach Torrey a message on TEAMS chat. Any questions see coach Torrey.
Here is another Special Announcement from the Athletic Department:
Day 2 of Athletes of the Month: October Today we are recognizing Football, Cheerleading and Volleyball
Football
Luke Petryszak: 2nd on the team in rushing yards and rushing Touchdowns. with 270
Hayden Emley: Starting center as a sophomore, one of the toughest positions on the field to play.
Nik Manroe & Lucious Young: Both have started every game on the offensive line as sophomores. They split defensive POG honors vs. Franklinville-Ellicottville
Cheerleading
Alisha Dickerson-When we think of Alisha we think strong, fierce, and resilient. Everyday she shows up to practice ready and willing to cheer. Her moves are strong and sharp. What she lacks in jumps, this year, she achieves with her voice. Her ability to pick up 8 counts quickly, retain and demonstrate are some characteristics that make her fierce. Everyday she gains more strength and mobility in her knee. Way to dominate Alisha. We can’t wait to see her back at full pace next year jumping and stunting. Emily Scull-Usually the jokester, and more often the one we laugh at, is Emily. Our sweet Emily is a friend to all. Her willingness to help others in need, is heartfelt. She always giving an extra hand, and tries motivating all around her. Emily tries hard in all aspects of cheer, and has been deemed essential as both a back spotter and base. Her most rewarding position to see throughout this season has been prop holder for GameDay. Her spirit is exuberant and enjoyable. Congratulations Emily Scull.
Volleyball
Lillian Bentley 174 kills, 84 aces, 20 blocks, 120 digs
Ava Haynes 125 digs, 13 aces, 118 kills,
Jillian Stebbins served for 170 points with 53 aces, 66 digs
Kylie Blessing 833 assists, 91 digs, 86 aces, 118 kills
Congratulations to all these athletes! Please see Mrs. Colligan for your t-shirt and certificate.