Booster Club Update: Picnic and More…

This is a REMINDER that our picnic is this week.  If you were unable to attend the parents meeting you can catch up that information while you have a great dinner.   Ribs and Chicken have been donated.  Dessert and Drinks are provided.  PLEASE BRING:  A SIDE OR SALAD 

 THURSDAY– MARCH 1 

AT 6:00 (in the cafeteria)

If you were not able to attend parents meeting here is an update!!!

1.   GIRLS Game Day T-shirts have been ordered.  Girls if you have not ordered a shirt I have a few extra available.  Please contact me if you would like one, first come – first served as far as the sizes.  If you have not PAID for your shirt please bring your $15.00 to me also.  (My contact information is below or bring to the picnic)

CLICK HERE FOR THE ORDER FORM.

2.  FAN WEAR Order forms need to be turned in at the Picnic also.  There is an order form “attached” if you would like to order T-shirts and Hoodies.  Be sure to take a look we got some Great Prices !!!  Also, there is a backpack the girls may order with the option to put their name on it.  What bags the girls do have are not in great shape.  The fan wear is completely optional only if you would like to buy something.

CLICK HERE FOR THE ORDER FORM.

3.  BOOSTER DUES:  $10 /FAMILY

In the past few years there has not been much of a booster club.  Therefore, there is not much available in funds.  It is my goal to try to build up our booster club without putting a burden on anyone financially or with your time.  100% participation means a little help in some way from everyone at some point in the season.   This will provide a great support system to your daughter, the team and the program.  With everyones help, we can put funds back into the program to maintain our field, provide uniforms and equipment, and have the funds to provide meals and motel rooms for the team on away games.  

Please help in any way you can: 

  • We have committees that need volunteers (Senior Night /Away Game Snacks / End of the Season Banquet).
  • WE need volunteers to help in concession for our games and running the score board.
  • I have signed us up to do concession at the Stadium. Girls and Parents can do this !!!

**We will be planning and doing various fundraising projects that may require some help from you.

HAVING SAID ALL THIS, WE PLAN TO HAVE A “FUN” DINNER AND START THE SEASON OFF ON A GOOD FOOT !!!   SEE YOU ALL THURSDAY

Fishing Trip Info…

A delicious dinner...

All players and parents are welcome to attend our fishing trip to Lake Taneycomo Nov. 20.

We will meet in the Grant Street parking lot at 11 AM and leave by 11:15 AM. Participants are encouraged to carpool; there will not be a bus. We should be on the water from 12:30-3:30 PM and return home by 4:30 PM or so.

I am pleased to announce that Lilley’s Landing Resort in Branson has very generously offered us use of their dock and three or four pontoon boats for our outing! We are asked only to cover the cost of fuel for the boats. They operate a full-service fly and tackle shop, so you will be able to purchase your license and tackle there when we arrive.

Here is a checklist of reminders to do before the trip:

  • Obtain a valid Missouri state fishing license.
  • Purchase appropriate bait and tackle. Night crawlers and Power Bait are good choices for bait fishermen. Small treble hooks with springs around the shanks are good for Power Bait.
  • Bring money and food.
  • Dress appropriately. It likely will be chilly.

Tight lines,

Nurnberg

Warm-Up Jackets & PHS Socks

Coach Nurnberg will orchestrate the purchase of warm-up jackets and socks for both the boys’ and girls’ programs in early December. Here are some details:

 

Nike Rio II Warm-Up Jacket
  1. Nike Rio II Warm-Up Jacket (see attached photo)
  2. Cost: $38 (assuming at least 8 people participate)
  3. Embroidering: available at J&K Soccer for an additional $15 or so.
  4. Sizes: Youth Large, Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large, Adult X-Large (note: youth XL not available)
  5. Socks: cost is $10 per pair. Players need at least one pair of green and one pair of white for the season.
  6. Money Due: by Thursday, Dec. 8, 2012. Make checks payable to “Parkview High School”. (Jackets could arrive before Christmas but are often back-ordered).

Click here to download the ORDER FORM.

Team Picnic 6 PM Aug. 23 in School Cafeteria

Here’s a note from the booster club:

Well we are getting close to a wonderful and exciting soccer season. Just a couple of reminders, the picnic will be next Tuesday the 23rd at 6 PM at PHS cafeteria. See the following list on what needs to be brought:

Freshman-Desserts

Sophomores-Side dish and dessert

Juniors-Side dish

Seniors-Hot dog and hamburger buns

 

The booster club will provide the meat, condiments and drinks. The boys and I will go straight from practice to the cafeteria.

2011 Kids Camp Weather Plan: Update

The Parkview Kids’ Soccer Camp got underway Monday evening at the Parkview Soccer Field and JFK Stadium.

To make up the lost hour Monday evening due to a lightning delay, the camp will add a half hour each night Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, ending now at 8:30 PM.

Unfortunately, the weather this week may cause the camp to experience additional delays or cancellations. If we make the decision to cancel an entire evening’s session, we will post that notice on this site by 5:20 PM. You may also call me at 860-0759 for a message regarding the camp’s status.

If we cancel an entire evening, Thursday will be used as a make-up night.

Parkview wins @ Carthage; Bus loses on the road

The Parkview varsity girls’ soccer team won, 5-0, at Carthage Friday, getting two goals each from senior Kelsey Loderhose and freshman Emma Chilton. Parkview also earned an own goal in the first half after a dangerous cross played in by Chilton.

The JV team missed numerous chances and had to settle for a 0-0 draw.

The toughest challenge to face the team that day, however, may have been the ride home. Electing to start back home and eat dinner in Mount Vernon, the bus plodded along in usual fashion for almost 15 minutes. Out of nowhere at around 8:40 PM, a cloud of smoke and fumes seeped into the cabin, and the driver noted a sudden peak in engine temperature.

A radiator hose had ruptured, causing a loss of practically all of the bus’s coolant, and the driver had no choice but to pull off on the side of Interstate 44 (roughly at mile marker 82.8). The district bus barn immediately dispatched a driver to retreive and deliver a replacement bus, but that still meant the people on the broken bus would sit there until 11:35 PM, when the replacement finally arrived on the back of a tow truck.

Thank God for cell phones and well-behaved girls on the bus. What could have been torture turned into a fun, if forced, team bonding night.

The girls got home at 12:35 AM.

Mandatory Parent Meeting Thursday

Parents, remember that the booster club and I will conduct a mandatory parent meeting 6 PM this Thursday in the school cafeteria.

I have a presentation regarding eligibility requirements and team policies to address, and the booster club will give everyone their options for helping out the program during the season.

Remember that all players must contribute $30 toward the booster club, either through selling enough items in the winter fundraiser or through direct donation to the club. Approximately four girls met the requirements through the fundraiser. THIS CHECK IS MADE OUT TO THE “PHS GIRLS SOCCER BOOSTER CLUB.”

Also, a few players who reserved “PHS” socks still need to pay. Please send the appropriate amount of money ($9 per pair of socks plus $1 for shipping). THIS CHECK IS MADE OUT to “PARKVIEW HIGH SCHOOL.”