LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HOME OF THE GOLDEN GALES

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LANCASTER CITY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT HOME OF THE GOLDEN GALES JULY 2017 Golden Gale Fans, Summer break has come and gone for many of our high school athletes, and with school beginning in just a few short weeks, fall sports are gearing up with the start of practices and try-outs. For most athletes, the summer months provide time to concentrate on building strength and conditioning while also participating in camps and open gyms to hone their skills in preparation for the competitive school year. Lancaster Volleyball players recently traveled Kings Island for the Friendship Cup and finished the tournament 19-5 and were tournament runnersup. Our Boys and Girls Cross Country teams will be spending a week training on the trails at Old Man s cave in late July and early August. Boys and Girls Soccer have been conditioning in the valley most mornings for several weeks and both attended team camp in July. Our girl s tennis team gathers in the morning at the Rod Ishida Tennis courts for free play and conditioning, and our golf teams will begin tryouts the first week of August. These are just a few examples of the commitment and sacrifice our fall athletes have made this summer to develop their individual and team skills in their pursuit of excellence. The football team has been strength training and conditioning under the watchful eye of head coach Rob Carpenter and his staff this summer. Fans will have five opportunities to watch the Golden Gales defend their home turf at Fulton Field in 2017. Please note that all games will start this year at 7:00pm. Friday August 25 Springfield 7:00PM Friday September 8 Cathedral HS (Canada) 7:00PM (Jr. Gale Night) Friday September 22 Hilliard Davidson 7:00 PM (Distinguished Alumni) Friday September 29 Grove City 7:00 PM (Homecoming) Friday October 20 Pickerington North 7:00 PM (Senior Night) The Gales open the 2017 season hosting the Wildcats from Springfield High School on August 25th. On Friday, September 8 th we welcome back the Gaels from Hamilton, Ontario Canada and will recognize the football players, cheerleaders and coaches of the Fairfield County Youth Football Association and General Sherman and Thomas Ewing Junior High Schools. September 22 nd the 2017 inductees of the LHS Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame will be recognized at halftime. We will crown our Homecoming Queen on September 29th and invite all LHS fans to arrive early to enjoy the Homecoming pre-game parade. Our senior football players, band members and cheerleaders will be recognized on October 20th prior to our game with Pickerington North.. You will also have many opportunities to catch other Golden Gale fall sports in action. Please visit our athletic website www.lancastergales.com for current sports schedules, pictures and news about our athletes. You can also follow the Golden Gales on Twitter @lancastergales.

Some special events this fall include the Wanda Shaner/Karen Wohrer Volleyball Tournament on August 26th in the LHS gymnasium and the Bob Reall Cross Country Invitational on Saturday, September 23rd. Over 2500 athletes are expected to participate in this year s cross country invitational, one of the premier cross-country events in the state. The Boys Golf team will host the annual Lancaster Invitational at the Lancaster Country Club on Tuesday, September 5 th. Come out and see the Golden Gales as they face off with some of the best teams in central Ohio. Last year many of our teams participated in community service projects ranging from adopting a family for the holidays to helping elderly with spring yard work. Our coaching staff understands the importance of providing our young athletes with opportunities to make an impact on those in our community through service. The lessons taught by our coaches go far beyond the fields and courts where you see them coach. Our head coaching staff for 2017-18 is as follows: SPORT COACH SPORT COACH Football Rob Carpenter Boys Golf Luke Truex Girls Tennis Gary Elick Girls Golf Tom Stedman Volleyball Jeff Lewis Boys Soccer Matt Pentiuk Girls Cross Country Teresa Tripp Girls Soccer Brian Griffin Boys Cross Country Jeff Koksal Boys/Girls Swimming Theresa Hoyt Wrestling Dugan Bentlry Fall Cheerleading Amanda Byas Girls Basketball Dusty Miller Boys Basketball Kent Riggs Boys/GirlsBowling Wendy Russell Softball Stephanie Miller Boys Tennis Gary Elick Boys Track Jeff Koksal Baseball Corey Conn Field Hockey Allie Kinniard Girls Track Joe Muck Winter Cheerleading Lindsay McMurray I would also like to take this opportunity to recognize our Junior High Athletic Directors. Andy Knuckles (a_knuckles@lancaster.k12.oh.us) will be coordinating all General Sherman athletic teams and contests while Mark Pezo ( m_pezo@lancaster.k12.oh.us ) will be taking care of Thomas Ewing. These two gentlemen also teach at the building for which they oversee athletics and can be reached by calling the main office at their junior high school. I would like to thank Andy and Mark for all of the attention they give to our junior high athletes assuring that our future Gales have positive experiences while developing their skills. The following businesses have returned as our Gold advertising sponsors at our sporting events: Bob-Boyd Auto Family, Lancaster Bingo, Dagger Johnston Miller Ogilvie & Hampson Attorneys at Law, Porta-Kleen, Buckeye Honda and Crestview Skilled Nursing and Rehab. All of these sponsors have contributed greatly to our ability to purchase uniforms and equipment for LHS Varsity, JV, freshman, and TE/GS teams. Whenever you have the opportunity, please show your appreciation to our business partners. Again, I am very excited for the upcoming school year and the athletic challenges that lie ahead. Ticket information for 2017-18 is attached. Thank you for your support and as always... GO GALES!!! Pam Bosser Athletic Director

2017-18 TICKET INFORMATION PRICE FOOTBALL RESERVED SEASON PASS (5 GAMES)... $ 45.00 EXTRA PARKING PASS... $ 15.00 STUDENT SEASON PASS... $ 50.00 *General admission pass for all 2017-18 athletic events, grades 7-12 (does not include junior high or high school tournaments). VARSITY "L" PASS... $ 30.00 *For athletes who have earned their varsity letter, this is a general admission pass to all 2017-18 athletic events, grades 7-12 (does not include junior high or high school tournaments). ADULT GOLD PASS $125.00 *Reserve seat for home varsity football games, admission to all other home athletic events, grades 7-12 (does not include school, league or OHSAA tournaments). A spouse may be added for an additional $75.00. The Gold pass is NON-TRANSFERRABLE. FAMILY GALES PASS $250.00 *General admission for all 2017-18 home sporting events in grades 7-12 for 2 adults & 2 students.(does not include school, league or OHSAA tournaments). The Family Gales pass is NON-TRANSFERRABLE. GENERAL ADMISSION PRICING... *Adults for varsity football, boys/girls basketball, soccer, field hockey, track, swimming, volleyball, cross country & wrestling... $ 7.00 *Students (grades K-12) for varsity football, boys/girls basketball, volleyball, field hockey, soccer, cross country, track, swimming & wrestling.... 5.00 *Adults for Freshman and Junior High athletic events... 5.00 *Students (grades K-12) for Freshman and Junior High athletic events... 3.00 CHILDREN 5 YEARS OLD AND UNDER WILL BE ADMITTED FREE WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. ATHLETIC CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND NEWS The Athletic Capital Improvement Fund that was started in 1991 is still available for contributions. Because of this fund, we have been able to enhance the quality of each athletic program. Should you wish to make a donation, please use the attached card or stop by the Athletic Department office. Our sincere thanks go to the following who generously contributed to the fund during the previous campaign year. *Pip & Judy Ogilvie All programs *Pete & Dawn Gerds All programs *Art & Betty Wallace All programs * Jerry & Becky Stebelton All programs *Gary & Bette Mauller All programs * Tom & Jean Hammer All programs *Howard & Jean Bradford All programs * Larry Eads All programs *Dick Elwood All programs * Mark Neff Swim & football programs *Dane Swinehart All programs * Dick & Connie England All programs *Merwyn & Cindy Bowdish All programs *Karen Jorgensen KJ & Associates All programs GO GALES!!!

TICKET ORDER FORM (Detach and return this order form) Football Reserve Season Ticket: x $45.00 ea...$ (You will receive the same tickets you had last year unless you request a change PLUS one parking pass.) Additional Parking Pass: x $15.00 ea...$ Varsity "L" Pass: x $30.00 ea...$ Please give Student's Name & lettered sport(s). Student Season Pass: x $50.00 ea...$ Please give Student's Name Adult GOLD Pass: x $125.00 ea & $75.00 for spouse.$ Please list names... Family GALES Pass: x $250.00 for 2 adults & 2 students...$ Please list names Charge for postage and handling: Add $.1.50...$ TOTAL...$ MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: LANCASTER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT NAME PHONE ADDRESS COMPANY I WILL PICKUP TICKETS AFTER 8/17/17 or MAIL TICKETS ( MUST INCLUDE $1.50 POSTAGE) MAIL TICKET REQUESTS TO: LANCASTER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT 1312 GRANVILLE PIKE, LANCASTER, OHIO 43130... VARSITY "L" ATHLETIC CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND I take pride in the sports tradition of Lancaster's athletic programs. Please accept the enclosed contribution to support the continued excellence of Lancaster's future: $25.00 $50.00 $100.00 Other If you would like this contribution earmarked for a specific sport, please indicate what sport; otherwise, it will go into the Athletic Improvement Fund to benefit all sports. Please make checks payable to: LANCASTER ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT Mail contributions to: 1312 Granville Pike Lancaster, Ohio 43130 YOUR NAME/COMPANY: ADDRESS: (If requested, a receipt will be sent to you for tax purposes.)

Fall Booster Program Dedication For only $5.00, you can include a personal dedication to any LHS athlete in this year s Fall Sports Program! Simply fill out the form below and return it to the Athletic Office no later than August 15th. Please provide cash or a check made payable to Lancaster Athletic Boosters List the SPORT your athlete is participating in: DEDICATION- 2 lines of no more than 35 characters in each line. (Don t forget to include the athlete s first and/or last name in your dedication.) Line 1 Line 2 Name of person ordering dedication Phone number Amount Enclosed: Here are some examples: Have a great season, John! Go Gales! Love, Mom & Dad Joe, make your last year your best! Your Biggest Supporter You re the best Coach Carter! Your Senior Players Don t Forget- Students can write dedications to other students, boyfriends, girlfriends or even coaches! We are so proud of you Lacey! Your Best Friends Amy, stay strong & take control Your Loving Family Questions? Call Audrey in the Athletic Office at 681-7550

Dear Golden Gales Sports Fan: The tradition of athletic excellence at Lancaster High School continues. The Lancaster Athletic Booster Club, Inc. is a group of volunteers who work to provide financial asistance to the athletes at Lancaster High School. This financial assistance comes from operating concession stands, selling program ads, selling programs, corporate sponsors, Type-three bingo receipts, membership fees, and individual sponsors. Last year alone, the Boosters provided over $65,000 to the school s athletic programs. This money (all raised through volunteer efforts) is used by each team for meals, awards, banquets, overnight accommodations, equipment, and capital improvements. We feel extremely proud that our hard work has created athletic teams that excel at every level. It s a tradition that we would like to continue and you can help! You can help by becoming a member of the Lancaster Athletic Boosters. We offer four levels of participation. For as little as $10, you and your tax exempt contribution can assist the boosters in fulfilling its mission of assisting student athletes. We hope we can count on you to join us in our efforts to continue the tradition of athletic excellence at Lancaster High School. If received by August 15 th, your participation as a member will be listed in the Fall Sports Program unless otherwise requested. Thank you again for your help in continuing the tradition of athletic excellence at LHS! Yes, I would like to contribute to the Lancaster High School Athletic Programs! My name will appear in the Lancaster s Sports Program if received by August 15 th. SUPPORTER LEVEL $10.00 PATRON LEVEL $25.00 GALE LEVEL $50.00 GOLDEN GALE LEVEL $100.00 Name: Address: Phone e-mail I wish my membership/ contribution to remain anonymous. **Detach and mail with Payment to: Lancaster Athletic Boosters,