DUKE NEWS

York High School , York , NE 68467

March 2020 Volume XXXIIII Number 7

Jason Heitz Tyler Herman

Principal Assistant Principal/Activities Director

FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S OFFICE —

Career Fair at Holthus Convention Center On March 25th, students from York and several other area high schools will have the opportunity to participate in the York County Development Corporation (YCDC) Regional Career Fair at the Holthus Convention Center. This is a great event for many students and is made possible by YCDC.

While at the Career Far students will be able to –

Participate in three different panel sessions that are focused on different career clusters. Listen to a guest speaker, talk about making life/career decisions that students are passionate about. Have the opportunity to win a $1,000 scholarship. Visit many job fair booths for possible current or future employment

Approximately 170 students will be attending, representing eight area schools. 10 different businesses will be represented.

We are proud of the partnership that York High School has with the York County Development Corporation. The YCDC’s mission is to promote and encourage quality growth in York County. Together, our mission is to show YHS students that York is a great place to live. We want to show our students the opportunities they might have if they choose to live in York County.

April 7th

– ACT, College Visits, Read World Boot Camp April 7th is a big day for all YHS students. For a few years now, Nebraska high schools have been required to give all Juniors the ACT test. ACT is very stringent on test security and procedures and all ACT tests must be administered according to their standards to keep the test fair and accurate for all students. For example, when we administer the test there is to be no interruptions, no bells, no school announcements, and no passing periods. Another step schools are required to take it to train teachers on how to proctor the ACT test.

Since having all our students in the building on April 7 would create too many disruptions, we have created the following plan:

Freshmen – college visit Sophomores – Practice ACT Test Juniors – ACT Test Seniors – Real World Boot Camp

YHS Seniors will participate in our first Real World Boot Camp. Seniors will go to the Holthus Convention Center and participate in personal finance seminars that focus on debit card management, credit rating, identity theft, student loans, and personal loans. Several other seminars will be offered in basic auto maintenance, nutrition, insurance costs, and an alumni panel will talk about what to look for in the next five years.

Jason Heitz Principal jason.heitz@yorkdukes.org Twitter: @jmheitz

FROM THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL/ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR’S OFFICE -- The month of March marks the beginning of the spring activity season. The spring is a busy time of year for activities and end of the year events. Here are a few reminders:

1. Do not rely totally on the printed calendars - Things happen throughout the year that cause us to change dates and times of events. More often than not in the spring, it’s the weather causing a cancellation or postponement. The best resource is the online calendar at central conference.org

2. Follow us on social media - Schedule changes and announcements are always posted to social

media. Follow on Twitter (@YorkDukesAD) and Facebook (York Public Schools). 3. Plan ahead with activity conflicts - Students that participate in multiple activities may find that

they have conflicts between events on the same day. As much as we try to catch those early, we rely on students and parents to communicate and plan accordingly. We do not have a policy regarding which events take priority. Those are handled on a case by case basis.

Important Activity Dates

First Day of Spring Practice - March 2nd

Spring Sports Parents Meeting - March 10th

Spring Sports Pictures - March 11th at 2:05 in the Aux Gym

Spring Break - March 12th through March 16th Tyler Herman Assistant Principal/Activities Director tyler.herman@yorkdukes.org

SPRING ACTIVITIES MEETING Our meeting for athletes involved in spring activities will be on Tuesday,

March 10th at 7:00 p.m. in the theater. Parents and student-athletes will meet with Mr. Herman and Ms. Holder from 7:00-7:15 p.m. to discuss rules, regulations, and philosophy. From 7:15-8:00 p.m. parents will meet with the coach(es) of the sport that their son/daughter will be participating in to discuss any further information that pertains to that sport.

SPRING SPORTS PHOTO DAY

Wednesday, March 11th — after school Auxiliary Gym

Individual button pictures &

Team pictures

Pick up picture forms in the YHS Office or at the

Spring Sports Parent Meeting on March 10th

2020 YEARBOOKS Yearbooks are on sale. The cost is $55 until March 1st then the cost goes up to $60.00. If the student’s name is stamped on the front cover that is an additional $7.00. Yearbooks can be ordered in the front office or in Mrs. Burger’s room (D7); they can also be ordered on line — www.yorkpublic.org. Questions: katie.burger@yorkdukes.org

2020 YEARBOOK PARENT ADS A letter went home to all Senior parents with information about the Parent Ad space in the 2020 Yearbook. A picture and short message is $45. Please contact Mrs. Burger with any questions. All Parent Ads must be submitted by March 27th. No late payments or pictures will be accepted.

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NOTICE FOR PARENTS-COMMERCIAL RECOGNITION PROGRAMS

Each year about this time, some commercial programs are contacting our students (SENIORS IN PARTICULAR) regarding the publication of student names for recognition in commercial publications at an expense to the student. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF YORK DOES NOT AND WILL NOT PROVIDE ANY STUDENT DIRECTORY INFORMATION TO ANY BUSINESS OR CORPORATION WHO HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO PROFIT FROM THE USE OF SUCH INFORMATION.

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A Starry Night

Juniors and Seniors at York High School are invited to this year’s prom, “A Starry Night,” on April 4th. This year’s prom will be held at the Holthus Convention Center. Tickets for seniors are $15; Juniors and other guests are $20. Tickets may be purchased in the York High School office, and photo reservations can be made at the time tickets are

purchased. Tickets and photo reservations will go on sale in the York High School office starting on March 2nd, and will be available until March 30th. Doors will be opened at 6:30 pm, and students must have their tickets to enter. The meal will be served at 7:00 pm with coronation following at 8:15 pm. After coronation is complete, the dance will begin and go until 11:00 pm. Students will not be allowed to enter after 7:30 pm, and once a student leaves prom, they will not be allowed to re-enter. Parents are invited to coronation of this year’s Duke and Duchess as well. The ceremony will begin at 8:15 pm; doors for the parents will open at 8:05 pm. Limited seating will be available during the ceremony.

York High School is conducting our annual parent survey. Please follow the link or use the QR code to gain access. Your input is important to our continuous school improvement process. Thank you and Go Dukes!!

Link: https://forms.gle/T3QyfJWaLUfWmbtv6

QR Code:

PARENT SURVEY

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Notice of Nondiscrimination It is the policy of York Public Schools not to discriminate on the basis of gender, disability, race, color, religion, marital status, age, or na-tional origin in its educational programs, administration, policies, employment, or other district programs.

ATHLETIC BOOSTER CLUB NOTES A few words from the Booster Club…

Congratulations to our Basketball players!! The boys team finished with an 8-16 record. Echoing the wise words of our A.D. Tyler Herman, “The team battled all year and got better and better each week.They all played their best basketball at the end of the season”. The girls finished district B-7 runner up and finished the season with an overall 17-9 record. Both teams worked hard and we are so proud of their effort to the very end! Thank you to our senior leaders!

So proud of our Wrestlers!! What a run for seasoned and newbies alike! With dominant records across the board, they finished 7th place. We had a state runner up, a 4th place medalist, and 3 made it to the heartbreak round and 3 other state qualifiers!! Unity and class are what they

represent for York.

All sports pics: Parents, students, and fans...Please submit awesome pictures of our athletes doing amazing things so we can include them in the slide show at the All Sports Banquet! We know you have some. Let's post them proudly so everyone gets recognized. Send to Eric Eckert at eeckert@yorknewstimes.com. If you see a picture you’d like to have in the slide show on the YNT photo gallery online (go to: http://yorknewstimes.mycapture.com/mycapture/category.asp ), just email Eric the ID# at the base of the picture in the gallery. Here is a list of items that the board has helped purchase this school year:

1. Hudl subscription 2. Yowell track medals Track 3. New Backpacks Tennis 4. Headsets Football

Coaches are encouraged to fil l out request forms for future needs.

Please consider being a Volunteer for the Yowell track meet — set up help Friday April 24th and the meet is Saturday April 25th. It’s a great way to get outdoors and help our athletes! Contact Sara Erwin or Rich Velde to get on your mark, ready, set, Go...help!

GO DUKES!!

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YORK HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC

DEPARTMENT NEWS!

MARCH 2020

Auditions for Chamber Singers and Dukes & Duchesses will be held April 29th & 30th.

Chamber Singers is a mixed ensemble of auditioned singers that meet during the school day.

Dukes & Duchesses is a group of singers and dancers who will be selected by audition and meet before school.

If you are interested in either ensemble, please be watching for audition information and materials.

Questions can be directed to Mrs. Wagner.

YMS Musical Frozen Jr.

The YMS Vocal Music Department rehearsals for the musical Frozen Jr. are underway. They will present the show on Thursday, March 19th and Friday, March 20th at 7:00 pm in the York High School theater.

Special Points of Interest:

Upcoming Performances District Music Contest Prep YMS Musical Auditions YMS Honor Band Day Central Conference Honor Band YHS Band Festival Day

AUDITIONS!!

DISTRICT MUSIC CONTEST

While April 24th seems to be a long way off. We are beginning to plan for District Music Contest, which is held at Norris High School. Any choir student who is considering doing a solo, duet or being involved in a small ensemble, please let Mrs. Wagner know you are interested. We will begin looking at music possibilities and start rehearsal within the next few weeks.

UPCOMING DATES!

Eight Senior High Band students completed the audition process and were chosen to perform in this year’s Central Conference Honor Band. Selected to participate are Anthonie Gomez-Alto Saxophone, Sophia Chavanu-Trumpet, Jason Franklin-Trumpet, Jacob Howe-Tuba, Jake Schmid-Percussion, Evan Fraser-Percussion, Sam Heitz-Percussion and Shasta Tonniges-Percussion. Students rehearse during the day in Grand Island on Monday, March 23rd and present a final concert beginning at 7:00 p.m. at the Grand Island Northwest High School Auditorium, 2710 N. North Road. Clinician for the event will be Shane Macklin, Director of Bands from Morningside College. There is no admission charge for the concert, see you there!

CENTRAL CONFERENCE HONOR BAND

We are rescheduling this year’s “Band Festival Day” for our Senior High Jazz and Concert Bands to Monday, April 6th in the York High School Theater. John Jacobs, Grand Island High School Director of Bands will be working with both bands during the day and will conduct our concert that evening beginning at 7:00 p.m. There is no admission charge, please plan to attend!

YHS BAND FESTIVAL DAY IS RESCHEDULED

HIGH SCHOOL BAND STUDENTS HOST MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR BAND DAY

Our High School Band members are helping with equipment set-up and the “Snack Bar” at this year’s twentieth annual “York Middle School Honor Band Day” on Saturday, March 21st. Susan Hottovy from Lincoln will conduct the 8th Grade Band. Becky Wilhelm from Lincoln’s Moore Middle School will direct the 7th Grade Band. We are expecting over 250 area 7th and 8th grade band students to participate in this year’s Honor Band Day. Students rehearse in the afternoon to prepare for a final concert which begins at 6:30 p.m. in the York High School Theater.

March 2nd - YHS Choir Concert April 24th - District Music Contest May 11th - Pops Concert May 17th - Sing at Graduation

BAND BOOSTER CLUB NOTES

Thanks to all the Band parents for your support!!

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COUNSELING CENTER NEWS

SUMMER SCHOOL CLASSES FOR CREDIT RECOVERY Summer school classes for credit recovery will be available at the Enrichment Center. This is only

offered through the month of June to students who are at risk of not meeting York High School’s graduation requirements. Space is limited and priority will be given to seniors and juniors. There will be a $100 fee (per class) for making up a class. Parents of upperclassmen failing a required class will receive a letter with summer school details, as well as parents of underclassmen failing three or more classes. JUNIORS STATE-WIDE ACT All YHS juniors will take the ACT test at York High School on Tuesday, April 7. They will report to school between 7:30 and 8:00 AM. ACT TEST PREP:

The On To College Test Prep program will be offered again to coincide with the April ACT and the Junior State ACT tests. As a reminder, the cost will be $75 to register for the curriculum. This is open to all students. THIS IS STRONGLY ENCOURAGED FOR JUNIORS GETTING READY FOR THE STATE ACT TEST. Sessions will run approximately 45 minutes and will take place during the lunch hour. Students should plan to bring their lunch as no time will be available to leave campus. Sessions will be supervised and attendance will be taken, however students are responsible for their own effort, attitude and behavior. Dates for this course are: March 17 - April 3. Students may sign-up in the counseling office.

Once the $75 fee is paid, students will be given an online log-in which is good for all future practice. ACT TEST DATES: TEST DATE REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 4 February 28 June 13 May 8 July 18 June 19

SCHOLARSHIPS Although our local scholarship application process is over, there are still several other scholarships for which seniors can apply. Check the school website www.yorkpublic.org and go to High School, Counseling Center. Also check college websites for department scholarships or national organizations on FastWeb. EducationQuest is also a fantastic resource.

HONORS NIGHT

We’re looking ahead to Honors Night 2020. This is scheduled for Monday, April 20, in the YHS theatre, beginning at 7:00 PM. This is a fabulous evening of celebrating our students.

DUAL CREDIT (SENCAP) THROUGH SCC Career Academy classes through Southeast Community College are an excellent option for juniors and seniors to experience a vocational area to see if it could be a potential college interest … or not! If your child is interested in a dual credit class or two (high school and college credit), now is the time to visit with his/her counselor. Education, health sciences, agri-

culture, information technology, criminal justice and green energy are just some of the areas covered in this successful program. Some courses are taught at YHS by our teaching staff and others are available online. Registrations will be due in early April, so NOW is the time to learn more!

SENIOR PICTURES AND SCHOLARSHIPS We are proud of our seniors and look forward to celebrating them by putting senior pictures on our Duke Graduates board in the Counseling office. We also record all scholarships offered from colleges (whether your senior chooses to attend those colleges or not). Please submit a photo and ALL college scholarship offers to Mrs. Stuhr AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!

SUMMER DRIVER'S EDUCATION DATES We are planning on offering summer driver's education again this summer. We will be offering 2 sessions. Both sessions will be from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Our first session will run from Monday, June 1st through Thursday, June 4th . The second session w ill run from Monday, June 8th through Thursday, June 11th. Students must have a permit (Learners or School permit) by August 1 to be able to complete the driving portion of the class. PLEASE NOTE: Sign up is on a first come-first serve basis. If you have a special need to get into one of these sessions, please make arrangements to do so early.

Driver’s Education courses will offer classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel training. The cost is $325.00 for in-district and $375.00 for out-of district students. If you are interested, please contact the high school office. The deadline for signing up and payment will be Friday, May 8th..

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2020-2021 TRANSPORTATION REGISTRATION

Students must register prior to the deadline every year in order to ride the bus the first week of school. The deadline for the 2020-2021 school year is July 17, 2020. The transportation registration form is available at the high school office. Completed forms can be turned in to the high school office or the Bus Barn at 2904 Enterprise Ave. Thank you for registering early!

SCAVENGER HUNT How about a scavenger hunt for a chance to win $500 for college? Apply by March 31 by completing

a profile in ScholarshipQuest at EducationQuest.org If you’re a Nebraska resident in grades 9-12, you’ll see the EducationQuest Scavenger Hunt Scholarship as one of the scholarships for which you’re eligible to apply. “Scavenge” around the EducationQuest website to find the answers to questions in a survey. A winner will be drawn from those who answer all questions correctly and this winner will receive $500 to invest in a NEST 529 College Savings Plan account.

DUAL CREDIT STUDENTS

Tuition payments for dual credit students at Tuition payments for dual credit students Southeast Community College (SENCAP) are at Peru State College are due April 6. due March 16. Payment can be mailed to Southeast Community College and Peru State College or done online. Contact Mrs. Stuhr if you have questions!

March 16 April 6

We are ready for your pots! Please contact Rachelle Staehr at rachelle.staehr@yorkdukes.org or Jason Hirschfeld at

jason.hirschfeld@yorkdukes.org to set up a time to drop them off!

Spring is fast approaching, and so is the official opening of the York FFA Greenhouse!

Our greenhouse can help you select beautiful plants and flowers to add beauty to your home. Let us plant, or help plant your containers and let

them grow in the greenhouse until May. If you are looking for a container we offer those as well.

Come and see all the hard work York FFA has put in!

Saturday, April 4th we open! Hours

3:30-5:30 M-F 9:00-1:00 SAT

while supplies lasts… 402-710-2661/402-366-5230

COME SHOW YOUR SUPPORT

FOR YORK ATHLETICS

-On March 26th we will be hosting our 9th Annual York Lift-

A-Thon at 6:30 PM for next year’s freshmen and sophmores & 7:30 for

next year’s juniors and seniors.

-Your York football players will be performing max lifts on four core lifts: -

Squat, Bench Press, Hang Clean, Push Press

-Your pledges for these lifts will help York athletes earn money to attend

summer camp (50%). Also a percentage (40%) of the money will go toward

buying weight room equipment to benefit all York athletes as well as

football equipment. We will also donate 10% of our profits to a charity of

the football team’s choice!

-You are more than welcome to come show your support for our athletes

on March 26th in the Conerstone Fitness Center on the York High School

campus.

-If you are interested in donating, you may fill out the pledge sheet for any

athlete and return it to Coach Snodgrass or any football coach at 1005 Duke

Drive York Ne 68467, or just give it to any football player.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE FOR

YOUR SUPPORT OF YORK ATHLETICS!

2020 YORK FOOTBALL LIFT-A-THON PLEDGE SHEET **Any non-business pledge Average lifs for a senior: over $50 gets a free t-shirt & BENCH PRESS: 200 LBS any non-business pledge SQUAT: 300 LBS over $100 gets a hoodie!! (list size below) HANG CLEAN: 215 LBS **Any business which donates PUSH PRESS: 185 LBS $50 or more will get TOTAL: 895 noted in next year’s game program! A five-cent pledge per pound for a thousand pound lifter would mean a donation of $50.00. A flat rate donation is also accepted and recommended.

A one-cent pledge per pound for a thousand pound lifter would mean a donation of $10.00. A flat rate donation is also accepted and recommended.

Proceeds will go toward payment of summer camp for football players (50%) and new weight room\FB equipment(40%) to benefit all York athletes. Also a portion of all profits will be donated to a charity of the teams choice. (ask a player about it.)

You will be more than welcome to come and watch the lift-a-thon on Thursday March 26th in the weight room. Next year’s freshman and sophmores will lift from 6:30-7:30 and next year’s juniors and seniors will lift from 7:30-8:30.

Thank you in advance for your support of York athletics. Your help will allow students to participate in summer camps who otherwise may not be able to afford it.

Circle One: Person/Business Name________________

I am making the pledge for (name of athlete): ______________

Pledge per pound:___________________

Flat rate pledge (recommended)____________________

My Address:___________________ MY SHIRT SIZE:______

My Phone #:_____________________

10th Annual York

Future Dukes Football

Camp Coach Glen Snodgrass

Coach Matt Kern

Coach Jake Snodgrass

Coach Randy Howell

Coach Matt Brackhan

Coach Justin Rodrigues

Coach Scott Kohmetscher

Coach Matt Maltsberger

Steven Crane

Jr High coaching

Staff

Camp Staff

You are the future of our

program!!

May 27th-May 29th YORK FOOTBALL Accomplish the Mission Take care of your teammates

(402)362-6655

York High School

1005 Duke Drive

York, Ne 68467

Coach Snodgrass Phone (308)325-6555

DUKE POWER WE PLAY FOR THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE US. WE SET THE STANDARD

FOR THOSE TO COME

PRIDE

This will be a NON CONTACT football skills camp, focusing on

safety, fundamentals, basic football strate-gy, and rules. This is a great oppor-

tunity for your son or

daughter to develop

basic football

knowledge at an ear-

ly age. This camp will

also use terminology,

plays, and skills that

the York Varsity,

Freshman, and Jr. High

teams will use. This

camp will prepare your child to

become a Duke in a FUN and

SAFE environment. FREE T-SHIRT

HOW MUCH:

$30.00 per student athlete

Make checks out to York Football

WHEN: May 27th-May29th.

WHO:

Students going into 3rd-5th grade

will begin at 8:00 AM and be fin-

ished daily at 10:00 AM.

Students going into 6th-8th grade

will begin at 10:00 and be finished

daily at 12:00

**please have students at the field

5-10 minutes early

WHERE

Camp will take place at the YORK

HIGH SCHOOL Field. In case of bad

weather, camp will take place in the

gym.

WHAT TO BRING: Shorts, t-shirt,

cleats if possible. if not, athletic

shoes are fine.

Application:

Name:___________________

School:__________________

Grade entering:___________

T-shirt size: YS YM YL S M L XL

Contact:_________________

Home phone:_____________

Work phone:_____________

Cell:____________________

I herby certify that the York Duke Future Duke camp staff has full

and unconditional authority to proceed with diagnosis and treat-

ment as judgment indicates for injuries during camp. The camp

staff shall not be held responsible for any consequences resulting

from such injuries. We, the undersigned parents or guardians of

the above named minor, do herby authorize the camp staff or their

designee to select hospital facilities and or a physician of his choice

and authorize treatment of the above-named camper on an

emergency basis in the event such treatment becomes necessary

as a result of the participation in the Future Duke Camp. We herby

grant permission for him to participate in the camp and

acknowledge the fact that he is physically able to participate in

camp activities. I will be responsible for all medical bills incurred as

a result of illness or accidents for which medical treatment is

necessary while the above applicant is at camp. I declare that I am

the father\mother\guardian of the above-named minor.

Signature:____________________

Date:_________

**PLEASE HAVE FORMS TURNED IN BY

MAY 6TH TO GUARANTEE A T-SHIRT.

LATE FORMS WILL BE ACCEPTED UP TO

THE FIRST DAY OF CAMP.

WHAT\WHEN\WHERE

Future Duke

Football

Camp

May 27th–

May 29th

CUT THIS SECTION OFF AND RETURN IT TO YHS. KEEP

FORM FOR FUTURE REFER-ENCE OF DATES.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 Start of Spring Practices SC, BG, GT, TR YHS Choir Concert 7:00 pm - Theater

3 District FFA Career Development Events @ SECC Beatrice

4 Early Student Dismissal 2:03 pm

5

6 End of 3rd Quarter

7 Speech Contest @ York H.S. Dukes and Duchesses @ Lincoln Northeast High School

8 Daylight Savings Time Starts

9 Board of Education Meeting

10 Spring Sports Parent Meeting - 7:00 pm-Theater

11 Early Student Dismissal 2:03 pm Spring Sports Photo Day - after school Aux Gym

12 NO SCHOOL Spring Break

13 14

Pi Day

15 16 NO SCHOOL Spring Break

17 District Speech @ Minden

18 Early Student Dismissal 2:03 pm

19 GT @ GICC (V) (Ryder Park) - 9:00 am SC @ Kearney Catholic Invite - V-G-4:30 V-B-6:00 pm TR @ Concordia University Invite (V) - 4:00 am

20 County Government Day YHS Alumni Basketball/Volleyball Tournament

21 SC-Home Invite vs. Aurora, North Platte, Ralston V-G/B - 10:00 am

22 FCA Huddle Meeting 6:00-8:00 pm Aux Gym

23 SC-Home vs. Aurora V-G/B-5:00/JV-6:30 pm Conference Honor Band @ GINW Board of Education Meeting

24 GT-Home Dual vs. Lincoln Christian Dual (JV/V) - 4:00 pm BG-Home Dual vs. Grand Island Sr. High (V) - 4:00 pm SC-Home vs. Lexington V-G/B-6:00/JV-4:30 pm

25 Early Student Dismissal 2:03 pm GT-Home Tri (V) vs. Lincoln Southwest/St. Paul - 12:00 pm ESU #6 Quiz Bowl @ Seward

26 State Speech @ University of Nebraska-Kearney 9th Annual York Lift-A-Thon - 6:30/7:30 pm

27 SC @ Lincoln Southwest JV-G/B-5:00 pm

28 TR @ Fairbury Invite - 9:30 am

29 30 SC @ Schuyler V-G/B-5:00/JV-6:30 pm GT-Home Dual (JV/V) vs. St. Paul - 4:00 pm State FBLA @ Younces Conference Center - Kearney

31 TR @ Beatrice Invite (JV) - 3:30 pm BG-Home Tri. vs. Northwest, Fillmore Central (V) - 4:00 pm State FFA Convention @ Pinnacle Bank Arena - Lincoln Spring Play Try-outs

March 2020