Falcon Summer Athletics Schedule
Attached below is the summer athletics schedules for all Falcon Athletics.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kxtshisj0qwPrzRrrkbX8aq6BhMbtNZfezvqkLbVrHA/edit?usp=sharing
Some things to consider when looking at this schedule.
None of this mandatory, but it is all highly encouraged.
The best programs in the state all have outstanding summer attendance at weights and for their specific sports practices/camps.
The best programs don't view this as extra, but rather as an expectation.
Weights is open to all incoming 6th - 12th grade students both boys and girls. You do not have to be participating in a sport to attend. We encourage every student to take part in this.
We understand that summer is a busy time for students and their families and that there will be things that get missed due to vacations, work, and other various things that conflict, but we will do our best to work to work around those schedules and minimize the number of trips that are made out to Fairfield each day.
Coaches are also busy during the summer and have families and schedules of their own. They are making the sacrifice to be present and invest in your child and the sport that they coach. We ask for that same sort of investment so that we can be the best possible program that we can be.
If kids are needing rides we ask that they reach out to their coaches and we will see what we can do to help out where we can. We cannot guarantee that this will always be a possibility.
We are doing our best to make it so that kids don't have to come up to the school multiple times per day for their many activities.
Reading the Schedule:
Each team has their own fill color (Key is included on the calendar)
Each box will include the team that it is for, the location of the event, and the time that it will be.
Fairfield Schools Weekly Consolidated Schedule 5/12 - 5/18
“The First/Second grade field trip is still ON for tomorrow May 13. We plan to be at the Hutch Zoo between 12:30 and 1:00. If weather or rain become an issue for the Zoo portion we will update parents here on the school facebook page. Thank you!”
Well played, Class of 2024, well played!
HOPL Track Meet
Medalist
1st Men’s Discus - Calen Wente 154’4” (New PR/Tied School Record)
2nd Women’s 800 - Erin Schwertfeger 2:46.27
2nd Men’s Shot Put - Calen Wente 44’ 6” (New PR)
2nd Men’s 4x800 - 9:51.0 (New PR)
(Lukas Schwab, Lane Schwab, Gage Brown, William McIver)
3rd Women’s 4x800 - 12:34.0 (New PR
(Erin Schwertfeger, Kyle Haskins, Kora Zongker, Luella Gard)
3rd Men’s Shot Put - Garrett Lanning 43’ 7”
3rd Men’s Javelin - Garrett Lanning 143’ 1”
4th Women’s 100 Hurdles - Luella Gard 19.32 (New PR)
4th Women’s 4X400 - 5:03.46
(Rhylee Haskins, Luella Gard, Erin Schwertfeger, Kora Zongker)
4th Men’s Discus - Garrett Lanning 126’ 1” (New PR)
5th Women’s 4X100 - 56.65
(Abigail Lofton, Kora Zongker, Martina Pinazo, Rhylee Haskins)
5th Women’s Javelin - Marissa Pugh 95’
5th Men’s Javelin - Rex Zongker 134’ 2”
6th Men’s 200 - Lukas Schwab 25.07
6th Men’s 4X100 - 50.54
(Lane Schwab, Lukas Schwab, Rex Zongker, Gage Brown)
6th Men’s Triple Jump - Gage Brown 35’ 9”
New PRs
Erin Schwertfeger, Kyle Haskins, Kora Zongker, Luella Gard - 12:34.0 4x800 Relay
Lukas Schwab, Lane Schwab, Gage Brown, William McIver - 9:51.0 4x800 Relay
Calen Wente - 154’ 4” Discus
Calen Wente - 44’ 6” Shot Put
Garrett Lanning - 126’1” Discus
Luella Gard - 19.32 100M Hurdles
Kora Zongker - Long Jump 14’ 0.75”
Martina Pinazo - Long Jump 12’ 0.5”
Lukas Schwab - 200M Dash 25.07
Kyle Haskins - Discus 87’ 3”
Happy Mother’s Day from fun Friday!!
Here is a picture of our seniors and our Kindergarten class
FMS Awards Ceremony will be in the Gymnasium at 2pm today.
Senior Prank continued
The seniors sure had a good time with their prank last night!
HATS OFF to our awesome Daycare Director Crystal Bolin. Today is Provider Appreciation Day, recognized by Child Care Aware of America and by the state of Kansas. We are so blessed to have Crystal taking care of and loving on our youngest Falcons. Thank you for everything you do, Crystal!
FYI......the last day of afterschool for the 2023-2024 school year will be May 14th.
Art sophomores Fatima and Nataly both completed independent pinatas to be given to our pre - K 3 and 4 year olds. These young ladies did an amazing job and put lots of hours into their creations.
You can take the girl out of HS, but you can’t take her off the playground! Ms. Mikayla celebrated her last day of HS with the first graders, running and playing and eating donuts! Mikayla has been a student aide in Mrs. Nisly’s class this year and will be missed! Thanks for all your help Mikayla, go be great!
Way to go Calen! Keep doing big things!
The American Nurses Association is celebrating National Nurses Week 2024 May 6 - May 12, and throughout May. This year's theme, "Nurses Make the Difference," honors the incredible nurses who embody the spirit of compassion and care in every health care setting. We are so thankful for Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Mendenhall, our Fairfield school nurses. Join us in recognizing them and their invaluable contributions to our students. Let’s come together to show our appreciation for these extraordinary professionals!
A final THANK YOU goes out to our Fairfield Educators! We have enjoyed celebrating this week with you and appreciate all of your efforts.
Thank you to everyone that came out last night to enjoy our Academic/Athletic Awards Banquet and support this great group of students that we have. Thank you to everyone that came to give out scholarships and awards our students are truly blessed to have such a great community. Thank you to Mrs. Knoche for organizing this event and keeping things running smoothly. Thank you to our FPO for making the meat and providing the tableware. Thank you to the parents for all the support that you have provided these students with all year and for bringing some AWESOME desserts and side dishes. Finally, thank you to our students for being the fantastic people that you are and making this year such a success.
Mrs. Radke's fifth grade students just completed a science unit in which they incubated chicken eggs. Students kept track of their chicks' development over the past twenty-one days and seventeen chicks have now hatched!
Order of events for the League Track Meet for tomorrow at Pretty Prairie:
