All Saints Episcopal School 3222 103rd St. Lubbock, TX 79423 806.745.7701 fax 748.0454 allsaintsschool.org

March 7, 2018

SPRING BENEFITThere are so many reasons to attend the Spring Benefit on March 24! First and foremost, it’s a wonderful opportunity to honor three faculty members, Cathy Smith, Ann Thompson, and Karen Gretzler and their years of service to All Saints. There’s also the great food, won-derful entertainment and of course .... the live auction! To see a sneak peek of a few of the auction items, check out page 8.

PSIA DISTRICT CHAMPIONSPatriots sweep district with a first place finish in the elementary and middle school divisions. We have 39 students that qualified to compete at the state level in May. Go to pages 6-7 for a detailed list of results.

TAPPS 2A STATE CHAMPIONSThe Patriots left a year’s worth of what-ifs in the rearview mirror Friday with a 62-41 win against Conroe Covenant Christian in the TAPPS 2A state champ-ionship game. Seniors Austin Hickle and Luke Stuart were selected to the All State Tournament team along with junior Myles Tipton. Job well done, Patriots! Turn to page 5 for the Coaches Corner and more details.

GIVE ONLINEDid you know that tuition dollars alone do not cover the cost of an All Saints edu-cation? The Annual Fund was created to bridge the gap and provide the essentials needed. Every family is asked to participate with a gift each year. All gifts no matter how big or how small make a difference in a child’s education. Giving just got easier. You may go to our school’s website at allsaintsschool.org and click “Give On-line.” You will then be directly connected to our Give Now page. It’s that easy!

TAPPS 2A STATE CHAMPIONS!

Patriots Reach the Mountaintop!2014-2015 Season:

District ChampionsArea Champions

2015-2016 Season:

District ChampionsArea Champions

Regional ChampionsState Finalists

2016-2017 Season:

District ChampionsArea Champions

Regional ChampionsState Runners-Up

2017-2018 Season:

District ChampionsArea Champions

Regional Champions2A State Champions

THE ROAD TO STATE CHAMPIONS ...

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CALENDAR OF EVENTSMarch 5-9 7th Grade Texas History TripMarch 8 TBD

12:00MS Track @ Tahoka MS RelaysMom’s Prayer Group Meeting

March 9 8:30am12:00pm

1:00pm4:00pm

TBDTBD

1st - 5th Grade Jump-offAthletic Booster Club Meeting in Administrative Board Room1st Grade Imaginary Trip to Washington D.C.End of Grading PeriodHS Tennis @ Brownfield Tournament HS Track @ Tahoka Relays

March 12-16 Spring Break

March 19 7:45am School ResumesMarch 20 1:30pm-3:30pm

TBD5:00pm

3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ BodyworksMS Track @ Smyer MS RelaysBoard Meeting in the Board Annex

March 21-24 Sophomore College TripMarch 21

2:00pm4:00pm

Eat at Potbelly’s Sandwich ShopMS Tennis @ Midland TrinityReport Cards

March 22 1:30pm-3:30pm 3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ BodyworksMarch 23 TBD

TBDHS Golf @ Holy Cross InvitationalHS Track @ Smyer Relays

March 24 6:00pm Spring Benefit @ All Saints Episcopal School in Kirby CommonsMarch 26 4:00pm MS Tennis vs. Southcrest

TAPPS Music CompetitionMarch 27 1:30pm

TBD4:00pm

3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ BodyworksAll Saints MS Golf Tournament @ Reese Golf Center HS Tennis vs. Lubbock Trinity

March 28 9:00am-11:00am 6th Grade Biography Presentations in Jones Gym

LOOKING AHEAD March 29 Kindergarten Field Trip to Sherick Memorial Home Maundy Thursday Service HS Track - TBAMarch 30-April 2 Easter Break - School Not in SessionApril 3 DRESS UNIFORM - Easter Eucharist 3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ Bodyworks HS Golf North Regional in Allen, TXApril 4 Parent Group MeetingApril 5 3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ Bodyworks MS Golf - Holy Cross Golf Tournament HS Tennis TAPPS North Regional TournamentApril 6 Athletic Booster Club Lubbock Concert BandApril 7 TCEA State CompetitionApril 8 Dine @ Back 40 Grill for BrunchApril 9-10 TAPPS State Art CompetitionApril 9 ERB Testing MS Tacos and Tie Dye MS Tennis vs. Southcrest TAPPS State Debate Competition in Waco, TX HS Golf @ Plainview InvitationalApril 10-11 TAPPS Academic Competition in Waco, TXApril 10 3rd Grade Swim Lessons @ Bodyworks MS Golf - St. Andrews Tournament All School Talent Show

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Congratulations Patriot Artistof the Week

for February 26:

Katy Jane St. Clair(4th Grade)

Week of March 5

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8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS Mar 8 (Thur) Mar 9 (Fri) Mar 19 (Mon) Mar 20 (Tues) Mar 21 (Wed)

Lesson Gabrielle Codding Mallori Dawson Lauren Evans Oliver Flores McKanna Garcia

Psalm Kami Crum Willem Duemer Reya Felton Emery Fox Will Gutheil

Acolytes Lucy MaupinWesley McKay

Emerson MootyAnna Belle Needham

Finn NewsomMadeline Nichols

Audrey OaksWest Osborne

David Oyenuga

Xochi PerezElla Polk

Braelyn Quesada Tess Stockdale

Lilly TaylorAinsley Wisniewski

Hayden BevillJoaquin Dominguez

Carson BusseJack Callahan

Micaela GutheilNanaki Dhaliwal

Mar 22 (Thur) Mar 23 (Fri) Mar 26 (Mon) Mar 27 (Tues) Mar 28 (Wed)Lesson Carter Harris Ella Helton Kingston Jimenez Emma Lane Lia Liu

Psalm Heidi Helderlein Isabelle Hidalgo Kallie Lampe Anna Lipe Caleb Mead

Acolytes Elizabeth BurrellMiguel Esparza Suady

Gurvir GillBraxton Hancock

Weston HenthornSebastian Hidalgo

Louie HughesAndrew Hull

Anuva IyerKynlie Jones

Eli KerbyOlly Killeen

Vivienne LowranceWade Massengale

Lucy MaupinWesley McKay

Emerson MootyAnna Belle Needham

Finn NewsomMadeline Nichols

Audrey Oaks

Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morn-ing in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.

OINK, OINK!Thank you for another wonderful All Saints celebration of National Pig Day! We had over 200 pigs race (below are some of the fun names of the pigs), and around 400 beef or turkey hotdogs sold! All the proceeds will be donated to the Heifer Foundation. You can learn more about this wonderful foundation at http://www.heiferfoundation.org/. We will share the final amount raised in the next Patriot Passages, but it is well over $800. Thank you for your support and a fun day!

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Next Dress UniformApril 3

Easter Eucharist

Re-Enrollment

Forms are

Past Due!

Save the Date-SPRING FLING is on

April 22(at the school)

EASTER BREAKMARCH 30-APRIL 2

ALL SAINTS CHESS CLUBAll Saints hosted its first Check with Tech chess tournament on March 3. Over 100 K-12 players represented schools throughout the Lubbock area, as well as schools from Smyer, Plainview, Olton, Bovina, and several home school associations. Orga-nized by the Texas Tech Chess Club, it was a great tournament . Many folks were complimentary of our school facilities! The All Saints Chess Club, represented by Middle Schoolers Jess Gaines, Hayden Hillin, Paden Keith, Ethan Min, and Mahmoud Sabouni earned several honors this weekend – 3rd place K-5 Rated and 2nd place K-12 Rated. Congratulations, and Go All Saints! The Chess Club would like to thank Ms. Frullo, Mr. Collins, Mrs. Taylor, Coach Brashear, Buck Maples, Fidel Castrejon, and the custodial crew for all of their help and support in host-ing our first tournament. Thank you also to Profe Bray, Mrs. Montoya, and the students who volunteered to set up, work con-cessions, and clean up!

REGION 16 MIDDLE SCHOOL SOLO AND ENSEMBLE COMPETITIONThe All Saints Orchestra students recently competed in the Region 16 Middle School Solo & Ensemble Competi-tion. This is the first year that All Saints has EVER been allowed to compete in this competition. The invitation to compete was given in late January, which gave our orchestra students only one month to prepare. The students that competed showed their determination and dedication. Students practiced during lunch, after school, and at home. This was surely a test of their will to succeed. There were some tears of frustration along the way, but these kids persevered! Eight students participated in the competition, and no one got below an excellent rating! The following students received a “superior” rating:

Noah Herrera - 5th gradeEthan Min - 5th gradeJoshua Eckert - 6th gradeAudrey Smith - 6th gradeMadison Roberts - 7th gradeMia Garza - 8th gradeHarrison Hensley - 8th gradeAvery Wisniewski - 8th grade

Brynlee Bain and Avery Wisniewski both submitted second solos and received a rating of “Excellent”. Congratula-tions to all of these students! In addition, many thanks to Business Manager Dana McNeice who accompanied some of the students.

7th Grade TX History Trip

COACHES CORNER High School BasketballThe third time was a charm as the All Saints Boys’ Basketball Team captured their first TAPPS State Basketball Championship last Friday with a 61-42 victory over Conroe Covenant Christian in Waco. The win comes on the third consecutive state tournament appearance by the Patriots in their short five-year history of varsity basketball. The Patriots got past #1 ranked Sherman Texoma Christian 77-62 in the semi-finals on Thursday, and they beat Dallas First Baptist 73-66 the previous Saturday in the regional finals. A special group of seniors led by Luke Stuart and Austin Hickle led the Patriots all year to a 30-6 overall record, and the state title win was the 115th varsity basketball win for this senior class. Good teams are comprised of good players playing well, and several of the Patriots were recognized for their on-court accomplishments.

1st Team All State - Luke Stuart and Austin Hickle2nd Team All State – Bracy EstesAll-State Tournament Team – Luke Stuart, Austin Hickle and Myles Tipton1st Team All District – Luke Stuart, Austin Hickle, Bracy Estes, Myles Tipton, Joseph Bayouth and Jackson Janes2nd Team All District – Colten Cannon and Cole Beasley

High School Girls BasketballThe All Saints High School Patriot Girls’ Basketball Team also had several players honored for their achievements on the court.

1st Team All District – Tatum Harper and Lily McKay2nd Team All District – Syriah Flores, Meghan Mitchell and Nicole LoCascioHonorable Mention All District – Bri Sanchez

High School TennisHigh School tennis continues to play well, and will now be at full strength with the conclusion of basketball. The Patriots battled perennial 3A power Midland Trinity last week, and will host them again at a later date.

High School TrackHigh School track opened their season at the Frenship Relays where junior Ret Taylor got second in the 3200 meter run and third in the mile against some of the top large-school talent in west Texas. The team will compete again this Friday at the Tahoka Bulldog Relays.

Middle School TennisMiddle School tennis opened their season last week against Lubbock Trinity by winning a dual match 18-5. They followed that up hosting St. Andrews from Amarillo this past Monday and getting another win. They will play again on Wednesday, March 21 in Midland against Midland Trinity.

Middle School TrackMiddle School track teams will open their competitive season this Thursday at the Tahoka Bulldog Middle School Relays, and they will compete again on Tuesday, March 20 at the Oil Patch Invitational in Smyer.

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Ainsley W. In second.

DISTRICT PSIA RESULTSThe Private Schools Interscholastic Association is a Texas statewide organization that sponsors academic and fine arts competi-tion in 19 events for students in grades 1-8. On February 24 the district meet was held at All Saints, and we once again put forth a very strong team with 65 students competing in 124 contests. Here is a list of all the students who competed and how they placed at the competition:First Grade: Penelope Fuller - Creative Writing (1st – State Qualifier)Cayden Halbrooks - Storytelling (2nd) Quinn Helton - Creative Writing (3rd)Ellie Beth Moss - Storytelling (3rd) Alejandro Verdugo - Creative Writing (5th)

Second Grade:Nanaki Dhaliwal - Spelling (5th) Miguel Esparza-Suady - Mathematics (2nd – State Qualifier), Spelling (2nd – State Qualifier) Gurvir Gill - Creative Writing (4th), Mathematics (3rd) Spelling (2nd – State Qualfier) Louie Hughes - Storytelling (4th) Anuva Iyer - Creative Writing (1st – State Qualifier) Anna Belle Needham - Creative Writing (2nd), Storytelling (1st – State Qualifier) David Oyenuga - Mathematics

Third Grade:Jack Dennis - Music Memory (6th) Jagger Dennis - Mathematics, Storytelling (1st- State Qualifier) William Eppright - Ready Writing Emma McDougal - Storytelling (4th) Jacob Moss - Mathematics (4th), Spelling (2nd – State Qualifier) Joshua Oyenuga - Mathematics (6th), Spelling (5th) Ready Writing (1st – State Qualifier) Breanna Simons - Ready Writing (2nd – State Qualifier) Piper Whittenburg - Spelling (1st – State Qualifier)

Fourth Grade:Nate Bumstead - Music Memory (1st – State Qualifier) Harper Burrell - Art Memory (2nd – State Qualifier) Octavio Cervera - Maps, Graphs, & Charts (3rd), Mathematics (1st – State Qualifier)Sebastian Cervera - Listening Skills (1st – State Qualifier) Lauren Evans - Poetry Interpretation (4th) Reya Felton - Poetry Interpretation, Ready Writing (3rd) Mathematics (2nd – State Qualifier), Number Sense (2nd –State Qualifier) Ella Helton - Ready Writing (6th), Number Sense (1st – State Qualifier) Emma Lane - Spelling (4th), Art Memory (2nd – State Qualifier) Anna Lipe - Number Sense (3rd), Maps, Graphs, & Charts (2nd – State Qualifier), Poetry Interpretation 5 (2nd – State Qualifier), Ready Writing (2nd – State Qualifier)Spelling (1st – State Qualifier)Lia Liu - Mathematics (5th), Poetry Interpretation (3rd)Ready Writing (3rd) , Spelling (2nd – State Qualifier) Sam Shropshire - Ready Writing 5Katy Jane St. Clair - Music Memory (2nd – State Qualifier) Ava Wheatley - Art MemoryDeklan White: - Maps, Graphs, & Charts (1st – State Qualifier)Blair Wischmeyer - Listening Skills (3rd)

Fifth Grade:Bryawna Barragan - Spelling (4th) Calista Conklin - Poetry Interpretation (1st – State Qualifier)Jess Gaines - Mathematics (1st – State Qualifier), Number Sense (1st – State Qualifier), Spelling (1st – State Qualifier) Noah Garcia - Number Sense (2nd – State Qualifier) Cason Kerby - Spelling (3rd) Ethan Min - Mathematics (2nd – State Qualifier), Number Sense (3rd) Teema Sharif - Mathematics (4th)

Sixth Grade:Brooks Burns - On-Site Drawing (1st – State Qualifier)Calvin Carpenter - Listening Skills Rohan Felton - Calculator Applications (3rd), Mathematics (1st – State Qualifier), Number Sense (1st – State Qualifier) Kennedy Franklin - Listening Skills, Maps, Graphs, & Charts (3rd), Mathematics (2nd – State Qualifier), Number Sense (2nd – State Qualifier) Jeye Johnson - Ready Writing, Maps, Graphs, & Charts (4th), Listening Skills (1st – State Qualifier)Caden Mead - Spelling (6th), Mathematics (4th), Number Sense (4th) Brown Mercer - On-Site DrawingOlivia Needham - Impromptu Speaking 7/8 (4th), On-Site Drawing (4th), Poetry Interpretation (2nd – State Qualifier)

Seventh Grade: Abigail Barritt - Ready Writing (6th), Impromptu Speaking (5th), Maps, Graphs, & Charts (1st – State Qualifier) Diego Cervera - Mathematics (2nd – State Qualifier) Chloe Conover - Ready Writing (5th), On-Site Drawing (1st – State Qualifier) Hunter Eppright - Science (6th), Maps, Graphs, & Charts (3rd) Paden Keith - Mathematics (3rd) Tanusha Nath - Science (3rd), Spelling (2nd State - Qualifier) Mathematics (1st – State Qualifier), Number Sense (1st – State Quallfier) Rowe Osborne - Impromptu Speaking (6th), Listening SkillsScott Sanford - Dictionary Skills (1st – State Qualifier),Science (1st – State Qualifier), Spelling (1st – State Qualifier) Razanne Shoukfeh - Listening Skills (6th), On-Site Drawing (5th), Spelling (3rd), Poetry Interpretation (2nd – State Qualifier)

Eighth Grade:Samuel Barritt - Science (4th) Kevin Beasley - Calculator Applications (3rd), Mathematics (1st – State Qualifier), Number Sense (1st – State Qualifier)Grant Cannon - Science (1st – State Qualifier)

PSIA RESULTS CONT’DThe final point totals were as follows: Elementary Division (grades 1-5): First Place - All Saints 658Middle School Division (grades 6-8): First Place - All Saints 497State Qualifiers for this year: 39 students/54 entries. (2017 = 37 students/54 entries)

The PSIA district meet could not have been successful without the tremen-dous support of the All Saints community. In order to hold this event, we needed to provide more than one hundred volunteers to act as contest direc-tors, judges, and graders. We also provided a concession stand throughout the day for guests as well as a hospitality room for volunteers. Thank you once

again to all the teachers, parents, and high school students who took time on Saturday to help run this wonderful event!

Please note on your calendar that the PSIA State meet will take place in Fort Worth at Texas Christian University on Saturday, May 5. All Saints will be represented by 39 students competing in 54 contests. We look forward to seeing how they perform at TCU!

CIVIL WAR PROGRAMThe third grade class recently finished studying the American Civil War. This was an important time in American history. The students worked hard, and presented the information they learned in front of parents, faculty and friends. The third grade teachers would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of the parents that pulled together to make this program possible.

FRENSHIP ONE ACT PLAY INVITATIONALAll Saints Theatre team took second place in the Frenship One Act Play Invitational.

All Star Crew- Elizabeth Farthing and Katie BrighamHonorable Mention Cast- Anika Iyer and Chloe Conover

All Star Cast- Alex Mercer and Clay Dickerson

THEATRE NEWSOur Middle School Theatre team competed in the District One Act Play last week-end. The following students recieved district medals:

Honorable Mention Cast- Chloe Conover and Kevin BeasleyAll Star Cast- Alex Mercer & Anika Iyer

It is a busy time for our theatre students with the preparation for the Lower School production of Lion King in full swing. Mrs. Chanda would like to thank all of the parents for their amazing support.

KINDERGARTEN FUN FRIDAYStudents at All Saints Episcopal School work hard and play hard. Part of Friday Fun Day for our Kindergarten kiddos includes “Yoga with Mrs. Phillips”! According to a New York Times article published in June 2016, “A weekly routine of yoga and meditation may strengthen thinking skills.” Way to go! Keep up the good work, learning these healthy living skills will serve our students well today and later in life.

MS TACOS AND TIE-DYE - SAVE THE DATE!On the afternoon of April 9, Middle School students will enjoy Tacos & Tie-Dye. This event is an All Saints tradition, sponsored by the Middle School Student Council. Those who place a food order with Mrs. Montoya will enjoy a beef and chicken taco lunch. After lunch, students will tie-dye an All Saints spirit t-shirt, and play dodge ball. The taco lunch, cooked by Middle School teachers, is $5 and T-shirts are $10 each. If your child plans to dye a t-shirt, Mrs. Montoya would like to have their t-shirt size, and money by March 26. Keep an eye out for an order form to be emailed to all MS parents from Mrs. Montoya.

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Eighth Grade Cont’d:John David Latour - Mathematics (3rd) Kalvy Thompson - Maps, Graphs, & Charts (3rd), Ready Writing (5th) Ashby Whitaker - Dictionary Skills (4th), Maps, Graphs, & Charts (5th), Ready Writing (2nd – State Qualifier), Listening Skills (2nd – State Qualifier)

Three All Saints faculty members will be honored during the school’s Spring Benefit on March 24 . First Grade Teacher Cathy Smith will be recognized for

Ann Thompson

Karen Gretzler, Cathy Smith

Join Us for Spring Benefit 2018

Let’s Rock!

Spring Benefit 2018

• Two upper-level tickets to Ed Sheeran in concert on September 22 at MetLife Stadium (Note: must be booked 60 days in advance)

• Two night hotel stay in New York City (Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton or comparable stay)

• Roundtrip Airfare for 2 to New York City

• Winspire Booking & Concierge Service Package includes a dedicated travel agent to book all reservations for your Experience and assist with airfare upgrades, adding nights, and more.

27 years as a faculty member while Librarian Karen Gretzler will be honored for 25 years of service. Middle School Math Teacher Ann Thompson will retire at the end of this school year after 52 years of teaching. She taught 32 years in the public school system and 20 years at All Saints.

Spring Benefit to honor 3 teachers

LIVE AUCTION PREVIEW!

Individual tickets are now available for $150 per ticket. Diamond, gold and silver table sponsorships are available also. Call or email Dawndi Higgins at 745-7701 or dhiggins@allsaintsschool.org for more information.

Individual tickets available; Childcare provided during event

Childcare will again be provided this year (at no charge) by the PLC. Childcare will go from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. and includes a pizza dinner for the kids. All Saints students, school-age siblings and friends are welcome! Contact Pat Brimberry pbrimberry@allsaintsschool.org / 806-745-7701.

Ed Sheeran Live 2018 NYC

6 p.m. - March 24 - ASES Kirby Commons

• Golf at The Links at Spanish Bay, Pebble Beach. Enjoy a round of golf for 2, including cart rental at this course with its rugged coastline, sweeping ocean views and rolling sand dunes.

• 3 nights at the Hyatt Regency Monterey. Stay in a standard guest room and enjoy the quintessential Monterey experience with easy access to some of the Peninsula’s most well-known attractions.

• Round trip coach class airfare for 2 to San Francisco or San Jose, CA.

• Winspire Booking & Concierge Service Package includes a dedicated travel agent to book all reservations for your Experience and assist with airfare upgrades, adding nights, and more.

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All Saints Episcopal School Swing for the Future Golf Tournament www.allsaintsgolftournament.com

Monday, April 30, 2018 Rawls Golf Course, 3720 4th Street, Lubbock, TX 11:30 Registration & Lunch; 1:30 Shotgun start

YES! I will support the ASES Swing For the Future Golf o Foursome, $500

Lunch, golf o Lunch Only, $10

o Hole Sponsor, $500

Signage on tee box Choice of 10 holes: 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16

o Mulligan Table Sponsor, $750

Sell golfers mulligan opportunities; Sign at table o Tee Off From Red Table Sponsor, $750

Sell golfers the opportunity to tee off from the ladies’ tee box; Sign at table

o “Lob a Grenade” Table Sponsor, $750 Sell golfers “grenades” that allow them to throw the ball, instead of hitting it with a club; Sign at table

Tournament. You can count on me for: o Patriot Premier Sponsor, $3500

Sponsor premium Advertising Premium signage at sign-in Premium recognition on banners at course and all Tournament advertising Foursome, 4 All Saints gift bags

o Marquee Hole Sponsor, $2500 Sponsor premium hole; Select from #1, 9, 10, or 18 Premium signage at sign-in and hole selected Premium recognition on banners at course and all Tournament advertising Marketing presence on tee box, if desired Foursome, 4 All Saints gift bags

o Hole Competition Sponsor, $1500 Premium signage at hole competitions for the following:

Closest to pin, #3 Hole in one, #6

Longest drive, #11 Center of fairway, #17

Marketing presence on tee box, if desired Monitoring of competition, if desired Present gift to winner, if desired 2 All Saints gift bags

_________ I am unable to attend, but wish to make a contribution in the amount of $_ _ .

All checks should be made payable to ASES Athletic Booster Club

Name: ___ _ _ _

Company: _ _ _ _ _ (as desired for marketing materials)

Golf Team Name for the Scramble Event: _ _ _ _ __ _

PLAYER ONE:

NAME:

PHONE:

EMAIL:

PLAYER THREE: NAME:

PHONE:

EMAIL:

PLAYER TWO:

NAME:

PHONE:

EMAIL:

PLAYER FOUR: NAME:

PHONE:

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Please mail form and check to: For further information, please email: ctaylor@allsaintsschool.org ASES Golf Tournament C/O Golf Tournament We are praying for good weather; however, we will not 3222 103rd Street cancel the tournament or refund money due to bad weather; only Rawls GC Lubbock, TX 79423 can deem the course unplayable. Rain, sleet, and winds won’t stop us!

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SWING FOR THE FUTURE GOLF TOURNAMENT - APRIL 30 @ THE RAWLS COURSE AT TTUGolf Week says the Rawls Course at TTU is the “#2 Best Course you can play in Texas & #3 Best Campus Course.” This is your opportunity to play a beautiful course, and support the All Saints athletic program. It is not to late to register your team today and/or become an event sponsor. This tournament is open to everyone! It is not necessary to be an All Saints parent, and is a wonderful opportunity to invite a friend to learn more about our great school.

To reserve your spot, fill out the below registration form, and return to Cindy Taylor at ctaylor@allsaintsschool.org.