| Good Morning Portville Panthers! TODAY IS…Friday, March 18th, 2022 I t is a “ D “ Day
Reminder that The Student Council in conjunction with the American Red Cross is hosting a Blood Drive next Tuesday, March 22nd from 8AM to 2PM in the High School Gym. Anyone age 16 and older is eligible to donate. Please see Mrs. Welty to get the proper paperwork and get signed up. There is an urgent need for blood and this is a perfect opportunity for you to do a good deed and help save lives. Please consider donating!
Attention Juniors & Seniors, your PROM is on Saturday, June 4th at Bartlett Country Club. Listen to the announcements as we will be having a meeting sometime soon to select a theme and to start working on the decorations for those that are interested in helping.
Students interested in taking a Summer Driver Ed Program are reminded to stop by the Guidance Office.
Message from Room 220…..Chess Club is meeting every other Thursday from 2:45 – 4:30. See Mr. Steighner today for more details!
Another NEW AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM FOR students in grade 7th – 12th IS OPEN SWIM. This will be on March 22nd after school from 2:45-4:00. Please see Miss Stayer for any questions and to sign-up! Attention students ages 13 through 16…….. There will be sign ups for Junior – Senior League Baseball on Thursday, March 24th in the Elementary School Dubot’s Room from 5 to 6:30 pm. Please see Mr. Suain for more details.
Special Announcement from the Athletic Department. Congratulations to our February Athletes of the Month Girls Basketball: Sophomore Ava Haynes has been a key role player for the Lady Panthers this season. She has been a starter, the first one off the bench, a forward, a guard….whichever role needs filled, she is always willing and up to the challenge. Her defensive skills have set her apart this season. She uses her quickness and length to frustrate smaller guards and it has been pivotal in our tough games as she has shut people down. Ava’s athleticism and hops has led her to have games of 13, 11, and 10 rebounds during the month as well.
Jordyn Sickels, a senior forward, was key in a league win over Maple Grove where she got the start and defended one of the league’s best post players. She ended up ripping down 6 rebounds and came away with 2 steals. Jordyn picked her Senior night to have a breakout game with 7 points and 5 rebounds in our victory over Gowanda. However, these statistics are not why Jordyn has been vital to the program this month. It is how she acts on the bench, in the lockerroom, on the bus, and in the gym that deserves recognition. She is a wonderful captain and leader and is always invested. She is comical and provides our entertainment which helps the team to relax before competition. She’s the type of player coaches love to have as part of the program!
These girls helped the Lady Panthers achieve a 20 and 4 overall record which resulted in a league and sectional championship.
Boys Basketball: Christian Gariepy: led the team in steals with 21. Christian earned a starting spot by the end of the season by doing all of the little things.
Troy Van Sickle: was 2nd in the team in rebounds and blocked shots. He was efficient on offense, shooting 40% from the field.
Wrestling: Dakota Mascho was 9-2 for the month of February. He had five pins, a major decision, won the Class C/D Tournament, won Section 6 NY State Qualifying Tournament for the third year in a row. He lost in the Semifinals at the NY State Championships 6-5 in overtime to the eventual NY State Champion and places fifth at the tournament for the second time. He finished the season 35-2 and his career with an overall record of 170-18.
Hayden Emely- Hayden was 5-4 in the month of February. He placed 4th at the Class c/d tournament and placed 5th at the Ny State Section 6 Qualifying tournament. Hayden finished his season with a 17-11 record and a Career record of 19-19. Again, congratulations to these athletes! Please come see Mrs. Colligan for your t-shirt and certificate.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS - Friday - 3/18/2022
March 18, 2022