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LAKESHORE LIGHTWINTER 2015

“Lakeshore is a wonderful area to live, work, raise your children, and an EXCELLENT place for education.”-- J.C. Anderson, LEF Chairman

The Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band won their 4th State Championship at Ford Field.

Centered on Excellence: Focusing on Every Child Every Day

Lakeshore Marching Band Wins StatePerforming Out of the Silence based on the Life of Malala Yousafzai

The Lakeshore Lancer Marching Band won their 4th State Championship at Ford Field on Saturday, November 7, 2015.

The band swept all of the caption awards includ-ing best music, best marching, and best gen-eral effect. The

Marching Band is under the direction of Lori VonKoenig and Phil and Cindy Huff.

The Lancers previously won State Championships in 2002, 2003, and 2008. The 172 member Lancer Band performed Out of the Silence, which is

based on the life of Malala Yousafzai and her brave fight for the right to go to school. Malala was shot by the Taliban in 2012 for being a girl attend-ing school in Pakistan. Since then her influence and leadership on behalf of human rights and education has been profound. Malala is the youngest re-cipient of the Noble Peace Prize.

Drum Major Matt Orsillo commented, “It was an honor to tell Malala’s story. The Lakeshore Excellence Foundation gave us a special opportunity to learn about Malala’s story.”

The Lakeshore Excellence Foundation brought the movie, He Named Me Malala, to Benton Harbor’s Celebration Cinema for a one-time viewing for the

Lakeshore Band so they could learn more about her bravery and coura-geous fight for education.

The band also won 1st place at the Grant, Jenison, and Rockford shows this year.

“The hard work and determination of the students this year was phe-nomenal. I knew at band camp that this group had what it takes to win a championship. Their team work and accountability to each other was second to none! We want to thank the parents, school, and community for their continued support!”

-- Band Director Lori VonKoenig

The band also won 1st place at the Grant, Jenison, and Rockford shows this year.

More information in the LEF insert ----

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Contents

2 Bridges Math

3 Hollywood Elementary

4 Roosevelt Elementary

5 Stewart Elementary

6-7 Lakeshore Middle School

8-9 Lakeshore High School

10-11 Athletic Schedules

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As students develop their ability to recall basic facts, it makes good sense to address both mastery of the skill and understanding of the concept.

Elementary Bridges Math Concept & ExplanationAs a community member or parent of an elementary student experiencing Bridges Math, you may be asking yourself a couple of questions:

Why is it a good idea to learn multiple strategies? Why not have students mem-orize basic facts and algorithms? As students develop their ability to recall basic facts, it makes good sense to address both mastery of the skill (quick recall of facts) and understanding of the concept (the properties of the operation and the relationships between facts). Bridges teaches basic facts by first having students explore the operation (addition, subtraction, multipli-cation, or division) in the context of story problems or situa-tions, which ensures students understand what it means to add, subtract, multiply, or divide. Students then learn strategies for solving basic problems. These strategies illustrate properties of

the operation and can be used for mental math with larg-er numbers (as well as to help recall facts when needed). Finally, students practice the facts until they can recall them from memory.

Bridges teaches students to compute with larger numbers by first establishing conceptual understanding of the operation, then using visual models to learn different ways of calculating, and finally helping them become proficient with efficient algorithms.

Why is it important for students to show their work and explain their thinking in math? Asking students to show their work provides more information for teachers and improves student learning. When students explain how they solved a problem, they come to understand the mathe-matical concepts more deeply. Showing their work also provides detailed evidence that teachers can use to see what students know and where their misconceptions lie. This evidence is essential. It allows teachers to adjust the way they teach to meet students' needs, and to document student learning over time, which helps them communicate with families about students' progress. For similar reasons, state tests often require students to explain how they solved a problem. Students are better prepared for such test items when they explain their solutions on a regular basis.

Number Corner is a skill-building program that revolves around the class-room calendar. It features short daily workouts that introduce, reinforce, and extend skills and concepts related to the critical areas of study at each grade level. New pieces are added to the display each day, providing start-ing points for discussions, problem solving, and short written exercises. Computational Fluency is a common workout for all elementary grade levels. Activities, games, and practice pages are designed to develop and maintain computational fluency.

Elementary Bridges Math

Number Corner - Bridges Math

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Hollywood Elementary

Southwest Michigan’s First Leader In Me School LEF Grant Funds Amazing Leadership Program

A few years ago, Hollywood Elementary received a gener-ous grant from the LEF to become Southwest Michigan’s first Leader In Me School.

Through this process, we’ve been teaching children at a young age to follow Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Happy Kids, which helps them have a strong foundation for leadership skills throughout their lives. Implementing this in-depth process has transformed Hollywood’s building culture, strengthened student and staff focus by pinpointing individual academic growth, and helped to identify unique characteristics that make each child special.

The LEF continues to support their initial investment with Leader In Me! This year Hollywood Elementary was awarded a Foundation Grant to send 10 staff members to the annual conference in the Detroit area. This event provides staff with a chance to tour other Leader In Me schools, attend workshops and breakout sessions led by other educators in our field, and hear inspiring messages from top of the line keynote speakers. This truly is a time for us to

join other Leader In Me educators who have also transformed their paradigms of education to fit our belief of empowering elementary students to model 21st century leadership skills and achieve their full potential.

As with any profession, you want to stay current with the latest and greatest tips, ideas, and happenings and that’s exactly what our staff will get from attending the symposium!

We look forward to our staff representatives coming back energized and empowered with new ideas to take us to the next level in our journey. Heartfelt thanks to the LEF for their financial support of The Leader In Me!

2015 Hollywood Food Drive A huge thank you to all who participated in the Hollywood Food Drive this year. Your monetary donations purchased turkeys for 15 Hollywood families. These families enjoyed a delicious Thanksgiving dinner thanks to your generosity. THANK YOU Kristi Sandmann and all her volunteers who coordinated the Food Drive.

Upcoming Events

December 15HS Choirs’ Winter Concert, 7 p.m., First Congregational Church, St. JosephDecember 21-Jan. 1Winter Recess No School for Students & StaffJanuary 4 Classes ResumeJanuary 18Professional Development Day K-12 (MLK Day)No School StudentsJanuary 20-21 BCD Dance Auditions LHSJanuary 21Records Day – 6-12 ½ day 6-12 studentsJanuary 22End of 1st Semester – Records Day ½ day K-12January 29-31LHS Presents “Bye Bye Birdie”7 p.m., (Sunday at 2 p.m.), LHSFebruary 57 p.m. Stewart Variety ShowFebruary 11Lakeshore MS/HS Choirs Pre-Festival Concert, 7 p.m., LHSFebruary 13HS District Vocal Solo & En-semble Festival, Southwestern Michigan CollegeFebruary 23-24District Choral Festival, during the day, The ChapelFebruary 26 7 p.m. Hollywood Variety ShowMarch 117 p.m. Roosevelt Variety ShowMarch 28 5th Grade Concert & El Choir 7 p.m.

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Teachers proposed getting tricycles and other ride-on equipment to be used on the safety trail during recess.

LEF Grant Enhances Recess at Roosevelt ElementaryHave you noticed something new on Roosevelt's safety trail?

Our kindergarten teachers felt that the littlest Roosevelt All Stars were in need of something new to do during recess. Upper grades play sports or playground games that kindergarteners aren’t quite ready to try. This idea paired with a desire to get more use out of our safety trail led Mrs. Mey-er, Mrs. Whitt, and Mrs. Retterer to apply for an LEF grant. The teachers proposed getting tricycles and other ride-on equip-ment to be used on the safety trail during recess. The bikes were chosen based on age and weight limits so that first graders could also take advantage of the equipment. The plan included helmets and a shed for storage. The LEF chose to fund this plan and bring the idea to life! Construction for the shed took place over the summer and the bikes were deliv-ered just before school started.

Thank you so much to Roosevelt’s PTO and parents who took a bike or two home to assemble. We appreciate your help! We would also like to thank the LEF for funding this project.

Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Whitt, and Mrs. Retterer applied for and received an LEF grant.

Donuts with DadOur students look forward to Donuts with Dad every year. Everyone loves to “show off” and be proud of their dad, un-cle, or grandfather. Hollywood had over 350 adults attend.

Donuts with Dad, Hollywood

Donuts with Dad, Hollywood

Donuts with Dad, Hollywood

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Elementary Daily Schedule

Daily Schedule*Students eating breakfast may enter the building at 7:55 am

Doors open 8:10 AM School starts 8:25 AMShuttle dismissal 3:30 PMWalkers/Car dismissal 3:30 PM Bus dismissal 3:45 PM Late Start WednesdayDoors open 8:55 AM School starts 9:10 AM Shuttle dismissal 3:30 PMWalkers/Car dismissal 3:30 PMBus dismissal 3:45 PM

*If needed, an early drop off for students starting at 7:30 AM is available due to parent work schedules. Parents must escort and sign in each child every Wednesday. Half Days ScheduleDismissal cars/shuttles 12:00 PMDismissal for buses 12:15 PM

LEF Support Making A Difference at Stewart Elementary

At Stewart, the Lakeshore Excellence Foundation has supported the rainbow cart (pictured above) with materials to help students engage in word work activities, the purchase of Polydrons (which help students create three-dimensional shapes and understand the attributes of those shapes), the funding of Lego League, and support for our reading team with books for our students and support for our reading month in March.

We are so thankful for the support we receive from our community and the Lake-shore Excellence Foundation! Together, our students are provided so many won-derful opportunities to learn and succeed!

Women’s Service League Coat DriveThanks to everyone who participated in the Women’s Service League Coat Drive. Each November the members of Women’s Service League collect and distribute thousands of free coats to men, women, and children living in Berrien County. Coat drop boxes are set-up throughout the twin cities for community members and organizations to donate gently used coats and jackets of all shapes and sizes.

This is a wonderful event that has helped hundreds of thousands of people make it through the tough Michigan winters. Lakeshore Public Schools proudly partici-pates in the coat drive each year.

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FIRST® For Inspiration & Recognition of Science & TechnologyFIRST® LEGO® League introduces younger students to real-world engineering challenges.

FIRST offers a progression of programs, elementary through high school. At the elementary level, students build and program LEGO MINDSTORMS® robots. On Saturday, December 5, 2015, Lake-shore Middle School served as the host site for the newest district

competition in the area, Lancer-Bot-Mania, for FLL teams in grades 4-6. The 2015 FLL challenge, Trash TrekSM, draws attention to solid waste issues. Twelve teams from our region gathered to show off their building, programming, and presenta-tion skills.

FIRST is an international, non-profit organization founded in 1989 by Dean Kamen, the well-known inventor and entrepreneur. The organization’s mission is to inspire young people’s interest and leadership in STEM fields—science, technology, engineering and math—through exciting, mentor-based programs. Students learn self confidence, leadership, and communication skills while practicing values such as teamwork, cooperation, and respect.

19th Annual ¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser

Lakeshore Middle School students and staff were excited to once again participate in the 19th Annual ¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser hosted by the Southwest Michigan Community Action Agency.

Our amazing students brought in over 1,150 non-perishable food items in just two short weeks! The food collected was dispersed to food pantries in Southwest Michigan to help

local families with meals through the holiday season. Special recognition goes to the following advisories, each bringing in the most items for their respective grade levels: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Rhodes, Mr. King, and Mrs. Veldman.

¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser

¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser

¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser

¨Stuff-A-Truck¨ FOODraiser

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Regional Honors ChoirCongratulations to the six Lakeshore Middle School Choir students who were selected to participate in the Michigan School Vocal Music Association (MSVMA) Middle School Regional Honors Choir.  The following students represented Lake-shore: Stephanie Dye, Justin Graham, Jared Knowles, Olivia Pauls, Kaitlyn Stemm, and Ethan Weldert.

Middle School Choirs’ Concert -- Dream Brave The Dream Brave concert featured a set of songs about dreams with texts by Langston Hughes, as well as songs about following through on accomplishing dreams. 150 middle school choir students participated.

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Variety ShowWe are excited to have a variety show this year!

This year’s performance will be held on Friday, February 19 at the Lakeshore High School Auditorium. Students should plan an act that showcases their abilities: singing, dancing, magic, comedy, instrumental, video, karate, skits, etc. Preference will be given to original and group acts (so more students can be involved). Indi-vidual and group auditions should be “act ready.”

We look forward to seeing our talented middle school students audition for this event. Auditions are being held on December 14, 15, and 16. Please call the office for details at 269-428-1408.

2015-2016 Lakeshore Board of Education Regular Meetings Regular Board meetings are held on the second Monday of the month at 5:30 P.M. in the Middle School Media Center. REGULAR MEETING DATES 2015-2016 December 14, 2015January 11, 2016February 8, 2016March 14, 2016**April 18, 2016May 9, 2016June 13, 2016 **The April meeting will be held on the Third Monday due to Spring Recess.

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Lakeshore Robotics (photo from www.lakeshorerobotics.com)

The Lakeshore High School Robotics Team (“Team Lance-A-Bot”) has been pursu-ing a number of projects during the preseason. Students have been constructing a dynamometer, a device used to evaluate the types of motors that are needed for different applications, which will increase our expertise in a key area. They have also been creating a new robot cart for transporting the bot, designing and fabri-cating a variety of 3-D printed parts, and making a test bed for the programmers to use in gaining experience with controlling different sub-assem-blies (limit switches, sensors, etc.).

Team Lance-A-Bot had a strong season last year, serving as cap-tain of the 4th seed Alliance in quarter-final play at the St. Joseph District Competition. They narrowly missed advancing into the semi-finals. The team brought home another Industrial Safety Award (our 3rd) and a Hard Hat Safety Award. Safety Captain James Jungblut earned the Safety Star of the Day at the Gull Lake District Competition. Many thanks are extended to our 2015 team sponsors: Whirlpool, Kay Manufacturing, Bosch, Griffin Tool, Lake-shore Excellence Foundation, Vickers Engineering, Dane Systems, Midwest Glass and Mirror, Domino’s Pizza, Mathnasium, Culver’s, Wenzlaff Me-chanical Contracting, and Jeff Doornbos.

The 6-week build season for the 2016 game, StrongholdSM, kicks off on January 9. We invite you to attend our district competitions to cheer us on, March 10-12 at St. Joseph High School and March 24-26 at Mason High School. Attendance is free, and the events are family-friendly. Watch for more details on our website, www.lakeshorerobotics.com!

Lakeshore High School

Daily ScheduleM-T-TH-FBreakfast 7:10 AMSchool starts 7:35 AMDismissal 2:38 PMLate Start WednesdayBreakfast 7:50 AMSchool starts 8:10 AMDismissal 2:38 PM Half Days ScheduleDismissal 10:53 AM

FIRST® Robotics CompetitionsMarch 10-12Team Lance-a-Bot competes at St. Joseph District Com-petition St. Joseph HS, free admission

March 24-26Team Lance-a-Bot competes at Lansing District Competi-tion Mason HS (Mason, MI), free admission

FIRST® Robotics Competition The Varsity Sport for the Mind™ where every student can go pro!

The Lakeshore High School Robotics Team (“Team Lance-A-Bot”) has been pursuing a number of projects during the preseason.

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BCD Registration & Auditions for 2016-17January 20-21, LHS Register at 428-1402, Ext. 2099 or BerrienCountyDancers.com

The Berrien County Dance program is open to all high school students in Berrien County and offers classes for high school credit in Beginning, Intermediate, and Ad-vanced Dance. Dual enrollment for college credit in Advanced Dance is also available. Details about BCD’s program are available online at BerrienCountyDancers.com.

Auditions are required for entry into the Intermediate and Advanced levels. LHS Dance Room January 20 from 3:00-4:15 P.M. Intermediate Dance LHS Dance Room January 21 from 3:00-4:30 P.M. Advanced DanceRegistration for auditions is required. Alternative arrangements may be available in case of extenuating circumstances—contact the Artistic Director to inquire.

Students may register for Beginning Dance through their guidance counselor—no audition is required, although a phone or email consultation with the Artistic Direc-tor is requested.

Mrs. Theresa Graziano, BCD Artistic Director, may be reached at 428-1402, Ext. 2099 or grazianodance@gmail.com.

HS Variety ShowThe Lakeshore High School Variety Show will be in the Lakeshore Auditorium on Friday, March 18 and Satur-day, March 19 at 7:00 P.M. Many talented students will be represented. Cost will be announced later, but please set the dates aside!

Regional Honors ChoirNine LHS choir students were selected by audition to participate in the Michigan School Vocal Music Asso-ciation (MSVMA) Regional High School Honors Choir: Lydia Dunsbergen, Isabella Miller, Natalie Brunner, Nicholas Orlando, Taylor Masse, Sandra Tarnowski, Jakob Knuth, Zayne Knuth, and Bryan Marcuzzi. Con-gratulations!

Lakeshore Choirs Paddle AuctionThe choirs would like to thank everyone who came to our recent Paddle Auction fundraiser. Thank you to all the vendors who donated items: DoTERRA Essential Oils, It Works!, Party Lite, Pampered Chef, Perfectly Posh, Mary Kay, No Two Alike, Origami Owl, Scentsy, Tastefully Simple, Thir-ty-One, Usborne Books & More, and the students who put together theme baskets. We greatly appreciate your time and generosity.

LAKESHORE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS…

Bye Bye BirdieMusic by Charles Strouse, Lyrics by Lee Adams, Book by Michael Stewart

The teens in the quiet, little town of Apple Valley, Ohio are already talking about the latest news: Kim MacAfee and Hugo Peabody are going steady. Then something amazing happens! Kim is announced as the lucky fan club member who will receive “one last kiss” from rock ‘n’ roll star Conrad Birdie, an Elvis Presley type, before he goes into the army. The event will be televised—live—on the Ed Sullivan show. Meanwhile, Albert Peterson, Conrad’s agent, has promised his secretary and sweet-heart, Rosie Alvarez, that he’ll leave the business and become an English teacher. Rosie wants to get married, but Albert’s overbearing mother disapproves and intro-duces Albert to Gloria. Angry and jealous, Rosie and Hugo make a perfect pair to turn the publicity stunt into a disaster. It all gets resolved in a happy ending, but not before a hilarious dance scene involving Rosie and the local Shriners.

Performances are on Friday and Saturday, January 29 and 30, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, January 31 at 2 p.m. in the Lakeshore Community Auditorium. Tickets are $12 for adults, $10 for students and seniors.

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Boys Varsity Basketball12.15.2015 7:00pm Battle Creek Central High School 12.18.2015 7:00pm Detroit Frederick Douglass Academy12.19.2015 7:00pm @ Coloma Showcase Day vs TBA 01.08.2016 7:00pm @ Portage Northern High School 01.12.2016 7:00pm @ Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.15.2016 7:00pm @ Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 7:00pm Edwardsburg High School01.22.2016 7:00pm Niles High School 01.26.2016 7:00pm @ Battle Creek Lakeview01.29.2016 7:00pm @ Portage Central High School 02.02.2016 7:00pm Dowagiac02.05.2016 7:00pm St. Joseph High School02.06.2016 1:00pm @ Wayland Union (at GR Union HS) 02.09.2016 7:00pm Mattawan High School02.12.2016 7:00pm Portage Northern High School 02.19.2016 7:00pm Benton Harbor High School02.26.2016 7:00pm @ Niles High School03.01.2016 7:00pm Portage Central High School

Boys JV Basketball12.15.2015 5:45pm Battle Creek Central High School 01.07.2016 5:45pm Portage Northern High School 01.12.2016 5:45pm @ Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.14.2016 5:45pm Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 7:00pm @ Edwardsburg High School 01.21.2016 5:45pm @ Niles High School01.26.2016 5:45pm @ Battle Creek Lakeview 01.28.2016 5:45pm Portage Central High School02.02.2016 5:45pm Dowagiac02.04.2016 5:45pm @ St. Joseph High School02.06.2016 10:30am@Wayland Union (at GR Union HS)02.09.2016 5:45pm Mattawan High School02.11.2016 5:45pm @ Portage Northern High School 02.18.2016 5:45pm @ Benton Harbor High School 02.25.2016 5:45pm Niles High School 03.01.2016 5:45pm Portage Central High School

Boys Freshmen Basketball12.15.2015 4:15pm Battle Creek Central High School 12.18.2015 4:15pm Coloma High School 01.07.2016 4:15pm Portage Northern High School 01.12.2016 4:15pm @ Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.14.2016 4:15pm Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 5:45pm @ Edwardsburg High School 01.21.2016 4:15pm @ Niles High School 01.26.2016 4:15pm @ Battle Creek Lakeview 01.28.2016 4:15pm Portage Central High School 02.02.2016 4:15pm Dowagiac 02.04.2016 4:15pm @ St. Joseph High School 02.09.2016 4:15pm Mattawan High School 02.11.2016 4:15pm @ Portage Northern High School 02.18.2016 4:15pm @ Benton Harbor High School 02.25.2016 4:15pm Niles High School 03.01.2016 4:15pm Portage Central High School

Girls Varsity Basketball12.15.2015 7:00pm @ Battle Creek Central High School 01.02.2016 TBA @ Elkhart Memorial (at Brandywine HS)01.08.2016 5:45pm @ Portage Northern High School 01.12.2016 7:00pm Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.12.2016 7:15pm Loy Norrix High School 01.15.2016 5:45pm @ Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 5:45pm Edwardsburg High School 01.19.2016 6:00pm Edwardsburg High School 01.26.2016 7:00pm L’Anse Creuse High School 01.26.2016 7:00pm Battle Creek Lakeview 01.29.2016 5:45pm @ Portage Central High School 02.02.2016 7:00pm @ Gull Lake High School 02.05.2016 5:45pm St. Joseph High School 02.09.2016 7:00pm @ Mattawan High School 02.12.2016 5:45pm Portage Northern High School 02.13.2016 7:30pm @ Brandywine High School 02.19.2016 5:45pm Benton Harbor High School

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Girls JV Basketball12.15.2015 5:45pm @ Battle Creek Central High School 01.07.2016 5:45pm @ Portage Northern High School 01.12.2016 5:45pm Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.14.2016 5:45pm @ Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 4:15pm Edwardsburg High School 01.21.2016 5:45pm Niles High School 01.26.2016 5:45pm Battle Creek Lakeview 01.28.2016 5:45pm @ Portage Central High School 02.02.2016 5:45pm @ Gull Lake High School 02.04.2016 5:45pm St. Joseph High School 02.09.2016 5:45pm @ Mattawan High School 02.11.2016 5:45pm Portage Northern High School 02.13.2016 6:00pm @ Brandywine High School 02.18.2016 5:45pm Benton Harbor High School 02.25.2016 5:45pm @ Niles High School

Girls Freshmen Basketball12.15.2015 4:15pm @ Battle Creek Central High School01.07.2016 4:15pm @ Portage Northern High School01.12.2016 4:15pm Kalamazoo Loy Norrix 01.14.2016 4:15pm @ Benton Harbor High School 01.19.2016 4:15pm @ Edwardsburg High School 01.21.2016 4:15pm Niles High School 01.26.2016 4:15pm Battle Creek Lakeview 01.28.2016 4:15pm @ Portage Central High School 02.02.2016 4:15pm @ Gull Lake High School 02.04.2016 4:15pm St. Joseph High School 02.09.2016 4:15pm @ Mattawan High School 02.11.2016 4:15pm Portage Northern High School 02.18.2016 4:15pm Benton Harbor High School 02.25.2016 4:15pm @ Niles High School

Varsity Wrestling12.16.2015 5:30pm SMAC Quad (PC/PN) at Niles 12.19.2015 9:00am Allendale Invitational 01.02.2016 9:30am Allendale Invitational 01.06.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (LN/GL) 01.13.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (BH/SJ) at Niles 01.16.2016 9:00am Lowell Invitational 01.20.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (KC/Matt) at Mattawan 01.23.2016 12:00pm LHS Super Duals 01.27.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad(BCC/BCL) at BC Lakeview 01.30.2016 9:30am Berrien County Invitational (SJ) 02.03.2016 7:00pm Niles High School02.06.2016 8:00am SMAC Meet (Mattawan)

JV Wrestling12.16.2015 5:30pm SMAC Quad (PC/PN) at Niles12.19.2015 9:00am Allendale Invitational12.22.2015 9:00am Penn Invitational01.02.2016 9:30am Allendale Invitational01.06.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (LN/GL) 01.13.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (BH/SJ) at Niles 01.20.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad (KC/Matt) at Mattawan 01.27.2016 5:30pm SMAC Quad(BCC/BCL) at BC Lakeview 01.29.2016 9:30am Berrien County Invitational (SJ)02.03.2016 6:00pm Niles High School

Boys Varsity Swimming12.17.2015 6:00pm Kalamazoo Central12.29.2015 11:30am Jenison Invitational01.07.2016 6:00pm St. Joseph01.14.2016 6:00pm Kalamazoo Loy Norrix01.21.2016 6:00pm Portage Central01.23.2016 8:45am Bridgman Invitational01.28.2016 6:00pm Mattawan02.04.2016 6:00pm Sturgis02.11.2016 6:00pm Portage Northern02.12.2016 TBA MISCA02.13.2016 TBA MISCA02.18.2016 6:00pm Battle Creek Central

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