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Columbus
Crew Boys Soccer Fundraiser
The Newark High School Boys' Soccer Team is
selling ticket vouchers for Columbus Crew home Soccer
games. This fundraiser will not only help the Team raise
money for their upcoming season, but will also give
them the opportunity to play a game in Columbus Crew
Stadium. Click
here for more information on how you can help the Wildcats
Boys Soccer Team!
CareerXpress Youth
Job Fair
The CareerXpress Youth Job Fair will be held on May
10, 2008 at Opportunity Links in Newark. This will be
a great opportunity to interview with employers, eat
some great food, win cool door prizes and great a great
job! Click
here for more information.
Physical Exams 2008
The 2008 Physical Exams will be held on May 27th for
Girls and May 28th for Boys at the Evans Athletic Complex.
The schedule for girls is: 5pm for High School (grades
9-11) students and 6:15pm for Middle School (grades
6-8) students. The schedule for boys is: 5pm for High
School (grades 9-11) students and 6:15pm for Middle
School (grades 6-8) students. These are starting times
for the exams. To guarantee an exam, student/athletes
must arrive at the Evan’s Complex no later than
7pm. The cost is $10 (make checks payable to NHS Athletic
Training Department). Boys should wear a t-shirt/shorts
and girls should wear tank top/shorts. If you have a
conflict with these dates due to baseball or softball
please call Mark Doughty/Mike McNicol at 328-2228 for
possible alternatives. Click
here for more information. Click
here for Printable Form.
NHS Football Alumni
Association Golf Outing
NHS Football Alumni Association is sponsoring a golf
outing on June 1, 2008 at Licking Springs Trout Club
with a 9:30am Shotgun start. Signups will be from 8:30am
to 9am. It is a 4 person Team scramble and the cost
is $60 per player or $240 per foursome. This includes
golf, cart and food. Deadline is May 23, 2008. For more
information call Brian Sherman at 366-6750 or 614-402-8742
or the Athletic Office at 328-2231.
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| ATTENTION
ALL 2007 - 2008 NEWARK CITY SCHOOLS STUDENT ATHLETES... |
| All
Forms required to participate in Sports are posted and
ready to download and print on the Student Athlete Resources
page.
Newark City Schools
Pre participation Physical Evaluation form.
Click
here to open and print the 2007 - 2008
Newark City Schools Pre participation Physical Evaluation
form.
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| LOOKING
FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUFF... |
| NewarkWildcats.com
now features pages specifically for Middle School Sports!
On the left side navigation, you will find links for
Middle School Fall,
Middle School Winter,
and Middle School Spring
Sports. There is also a Middle
School Home Page
where you will find important information regarding
all NCS Middle School Sports and activities throughout
the year! Check it out!
NEW!
Liberty Football Parent/ Player Meeting scheduled and
Conditioning schedule set. Find out what's going on
now. For
more information go to Middle School Home page.
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Baseball Highlights... |
May 8 v Lakewood - Home - 5pm
May 9 v Hilliard Davidson - Away - 5pm
May 10 v Marysville - Home - 12pm/ 2pm |
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May 7, 2008
Newark 5 Gahanna 6
Newark 400, 100, 0, 5-5-2
Gahanna 103, 020, 0, 6-10-2
Freshman: Newark 7 Gahanna 12
May 5, 2008
Newark 2 Groveport 0
Newark 001, 000, 1, 2-9-1
Groveport 000, 000, 0, 0-3-0
JV: Newark 6 Groveport Madison 5. 8 innings, Craig Wilson
got the victory. Freshman: Newark 13 Groveport 7. 2B:
Crae Green; Eli Marietta. WP: Brad Woolard (2-3).
April 30, 2008
Newark 5 Lancaster 7
Freshman: Newark 5 Lancaster 4. 2B: Taylor Amacher;
Crae Green; Tyler King; Bret Woolard. W: Bret Woolard.
April 28, 2008
Newark 8 Westland 5
Newark 103, 013, *, 8-12-1
Westland 002, 011, 1, 5-8-0
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Girls Basketball Highlights... |
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Softball Highlights... |
| May
7 v Gahanna - Home - 5:15pm
May 8 v Heath - Home - 5:15pm
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Newark 6 Westerville South 14
Newark 200, 220, 0, 6-6-5
Westerville South 032, 540, *, 14-19-3
May 5, 2008
Newark 1 Groveport Madison 0
May 1, 2008
Newark 20 Newark Catholic 0
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Boys Track Highlights... |
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May 6, 2008
Newark 34 Gahanna 99
Discus: Smith 1st at 132' 3". 800MR: Newark 1st
at 1:41.7. 400MR: Newark 1st at 49.1. 1600MR: Newark
1st at 3:48.9.
April 22, 2008
Newark 83 Lancaster 44
Shot: Smith 1st at 45' 5". High jump: C. Kibler
1st at 5' 4". Long jump: R. Kibler 1st at 16' 1".
3200MR: Newark 1st at 8:47.9. 110 HH: Haas 1st at 22.7.
800MR: Newark 1st at 1:47.5. 1600: Prescott 1st at 4:46.5.
400MR: Newark 1st at 50.3. 800: Prescott 1st at 2:08.6.
3200: Lewis 1st at 10:55.8. 1600MR: Newark 1st at 3:44.6.
April 8, 2008
Newark 53 Hilliard Darby 87
Pole vault: Polen 1st at 12' 0". 3200MR: McCoy,
Newman, Prescott, Lewis 1st at 9:03.4. 1600: Prescott
1st at 4:55.0. 400: Van Wy 1st at 55.3. 1600MR: Van
Wy, R. Kibler, Whiteside, Prescott 1st at 3:46.1. |
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Girls Track Highlights... |
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April 22, 2008
Newark 45 Lancaster 87
Pole vault: Long 1st at 9' 6". 100: Weaver 1st
at 13.5. 1600: St. Smith 1st at 6:04.5. 3200: Sa. Smith
1st at 13:22.3.
April 8, 2008
Newark 51 Hilliard Darby 86
Shot: Gaulke 1stat 32' 11". Pole vault: Long 1st
at 9' 6". 100: Weaver 1st at 14.0. 1600: St. Smith
1st at 5:56.1. 400: Weaver 1st at 1:06.0. 800: St. Smith
1st at 2:52.4. 3200: St. Smith 1st at 13.32. |
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Boys Tennis Highlights... |
May 7 v Granville - Home - 4pm
May 16 v Tournament - New Philadelphia - 9am SECTIONAL
TOURNAMENT |
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Newark 1 Gahanna 4
2nd doubles: Matt Bryan/Corey Nabors won 6-2, 6-4. Overall
record: 10-8.
May 2, 2008
Newark 3 Coshocton 2
1st singles: Geoff Becktell won 6-0, 6-0. 2nd singles:
Matt Bryan won 6-1, 6-0. 3rd singles: Max Frankenberry
won 6-1, 6-2. Overall record 9-8.
May 1, 2008
Newark 1 Groveport 4
2nd doubles: Brad Becktell/ Max Frankenberry won 6-4,
6-3. Overall record: 8-8
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Respect
the Game | Respect Yourself
Online Resources For
Building Good Character and Good Sportsmanship brought
you you by the OHSAA.
"Respect the Game"
is not telling you to behave in a "sporting"
manner, whatever that might be. It's not about telling
you what to do at all. "Respect
the Game": is just a reminder of what you already
know: high school athletics is important and valuable.
As such, it's worthy of respect.
And when people involved in high school sports treat
each other badly, disrupt games, or generally behave
in a manner unworthy of the game itself, they are
devaluing what you, and all of us, care so much about.
When you remember this, you don't need anyone else
to tell you how to behave. You'll know. With
courtesy, dignity, and pride. Go
to more information about RTG now!
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| NEWARK
HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS |
| George
Nikolovski, President
Jane Thomasson,
Vice President
Felicia Hummel,
Secretary
Mike McNicol,
Treasurer
Go to more NHS Booster
Club information now. |
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| ATTENTION
ALL 2007 - 2008 NEWARK CITY SCHOOLS STUDENT ATHLETES... |
| All Forms
required to participate in Sports are posted and ready to
download and print on the Student Athlete Resources page.
Newark City Schools Pre participation
Physical Evaluation form.
Click
here to open and print the 2007 - 2008
Newark City Schools Pre participation Physical Evaluation
form.
Go to
the Student Athlete Resources page now. |
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A
Call to College
Diane DeLawder, Program Director
740.328.2255
ddelawder@laca.org
Tracy Ellington, Challenge Program Director
740.328.2255
tellington@laca.org
A Call to College, Newark's college access program was founded
by the vision and generosity of Newark High School alumni.
With help from the community, it serves Newark High School
students, remains anchored in the community, and is its vision
for the future.
It's a vision that started in 1988 with one man, Louis A.
Mitchell (Newark High School Class of '53). Mitchell saw the
success of Columbus City Schools' I KNOW I CAN college access
program, and wanted Newark students to have the same opportunities.
With matching funds from County Savings Bank, Mitchell challenged
alumni to contribute money for scholarships. They responded
generously, giving $125,000 that very first year. With matching
money from the bank, an endowment fund was set up in 1991,
and under the direction and guidance of Jane McConnell, the
vision of college access came into focus.
A Call to College is the best thing that has ever happened
to us as parents and to our children," said one parent. "Without
scholarship programs like yours, it would be virtually impossible
for my daughter to live her dream of going to college," said
another parent.
In nine years,
A Call to College has awarded last-dollar grants to 837 students.
The program has advised 2,798 students, helping them locate
additional funding sources and navigate the maze of paperwork,
working with them through federal and college financial aid
applications, career choices and colleges, and holding their
hands through the stressful process of comparing college award
letters.
"All of this
has been accomplished through the enormous dedication of hundreds
of volunteers," said Diane DeLawder, program director. " A
Call to College has just two employees, and they are part-time
workers. This is a community program, a program for the students
of Newark High School. The community has poured its heart
and soul into the program, and the community will reap the
rewards."
More than 5,837
volunteer hours have been logged over the past nine years.
Volunteers counsel students one-on-one; they lead financial
aid workshops during evening hours; they work with Ohio State
University-Newark to arrange campus tours; they raise money
to keep the vision alive and thriving.
"What a fantastic
legacy Newark is building," DeLawder said. "It's a legacy
of growth and opportunity, of hope and success."
It is a legacy
that continues to grow with each graduating class. And it
is a legacy that is not lost on youth.
"I want to
take this opportunity to thank you for the financial aid that
you have so generously given to me," one student recently
said. "It is wonderful that your organization recognizes the
importance of a college education and is actively fighting
rising costs. I hope that by pursing a career in education,
I can return what you have given me in the future."
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The
Newark Wildcats are YOUR 2008 DI Boys Basketball State Champions!
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