❗️❗️PICTURE RETAKES/FALL SPORTS/CLUBS❗️❗️
Wednesday, October 30th
🏀Basketball
📣Cheerleading
🏃♀️Cross Country
🏈Football
All Before/After School Clubs
Order online at www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com
🥫🚚Our food drive was a HUGE success! Today, our students loaded the St. James Caring Center truck up with more than 1,000 items to give back to our community. Thank you to everyone who donated cans or spare change to purchase items!
Election Day is around the corner, and the Citizenship class is hosting a mock election November 5th for 6th-8th grade. However, students must go through the entire process including voter registration. This is a great experience for our students who will voters in 2028!
🏆Tournament Champs! The 7th grade Lady Tigers win 1st place in their home tournament over Owensville tonight! Way to go, ladies!
The 8th grade girls take 5th in the Owensville Tournament in a battle against the Blue Jays. The Lady Tigers had an amazing 2nd half to come from behind.
I think we got a great glimps at the future of this team tonight 💪💪
Fort Leonard Wood Leadership Award: Self-Service - the act and willingness to put others above yourself for the greater good without the expectation of recognition or reward. Kylar Hodge was this month's recipient, and several others were recognized. #tigerpride
Owensville Cross Country Results:
Boys Team: 🏆1st Place!
E. Huffman 2nd 🥈
K. Hodge 3rd🥉
I. Siders 5th🏅
C. Shields 6th 🏅
J. Otto 10th🏅
G. Kreuger 62nd
Girls:
T. Murphy 3rd🥉
A. Stubblefield 4th🏅
B. Erndl 20th
Next week is the Four Rivers Conference meet! Let's go, Tigers!
The 8th grade Lady Tigers are competing in the Owensville tournament this week. They opened play with a loss to Pacific in the round. They will play again at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
Let's go, Tigers!
The Lady Tigers take two from the Cuba Wildcats tonight! It was a team effort all around. These girls are fun to watch!
How about another round of Positive Office Referrals!?
We had 10 this week! 🏆
Last night, the 7th and 8th grade football teams traveled to Lebanon and came home with a split. The 7th grade won 36-0 and the 8th grade fell 0-46.
No matter what the scoreboard says, we are always proud of our Tigers!
TOURNAMENT RESULTS:
🏀7th grade wins the championship in the St. Clair Tournament against Washington 45-12.
🏀8th grade falls to Hermann 22-24 in the final seconds and finishes in 4th place in the Washington Tournement.
We are proud of our Lady Tigers! 🏀🐯🏆
ATTENTION FOOTBALL PATRONS: Our district community guidelines for attending athletic events has changed. For all events/activities, middle school students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Read more here: https://www.stjschools.org/page/athletics-and-activities
Picture proofs and packages were sent home with students yesterday, October 2nd. Instructions and password for ordering are on the proof. Visit www.WagnerPortraitGroup.com for more details. Middle School picture retake day will be October 30th.
Tough one-point loss tonight for the 8th grade Lady Tigers against Washington in the Washington Tournament. They will play for 3rd place tomorrow night at 6:15.
Keep your heads up, ladies!
Mr. Siders' advisory class has been busy! They purchased a 3D printer to make earrings, Stanley toppers and charms, and bracelets to sell with the goal of buying Christmas gifts for kids and families in need.
Email nsiders@stjschools.org or come to a home game to purchase!
First place 🏆 at home has a nice ring to it!
E. Huffman 2nd 🥈
C. Shields 4th 🏅
K. Hodge 5th 🏅
I. Siders 6th 🏅
J. Otto 8th 🏅
G. Kreuger 44th
All girls medaled!
T. Murphy 4th 🏅
A. Stubblefield 6th 🏅
B. Erndle 13th 🏅
The 8th grade Lady Tigers earned a first-round victory in the Washington Tournament tonight, defeating New Haven 24-19! It is a great night for Tiger Basketball! 🏀
This week, the 7th grade Lady Tigers begin their season in the Hermann Tournament, hosted by St. Clair. They earned their first victory of the season against New Haven 56-0 tonight!
The middle school staff had an early morning staff meeting to ensure our social contract was written and in place to help us self-manage our work together. Students are not the only ones who have to focus on their actions during meeting times! We are thankful for the CKH process.
