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Page Athletics Spring Sports Practice Schedule
Page Athletics SPRING Sports Practice Schedule ** IMPORTANT: Please have a ride arranged to pick you/your athlete up five minutes prior to the end of practice (as best you can). It is very important that we honor and respect everyone’s time. BOYS BASEBALLTryouts TUES April 1 – THURS April 3 from 3:15 pm – 5:30 pmPractices: MON - FRI from 3:15 pm – 4:45 pm (non-game days) at the baseball field at Page M.S.?? ** On practice days that the Lamphere JV Baseball team plays, practice ends at 4:30?? ** On all other practice days, practice ends at 5 pm **ALL HOME GAMES at Page MS ** ONE-WAY Bus departs from Page at 3:30 pm for AWAY games- players must get a ride home GIRLS SOFTBALLInformational Meeting TBD March XX at TBD pm in the Page CafeteriaTryouts MON March 31 – WEDS April 2 from 3:45 pm – 5:30 pmPractices (non-game days) at Page Softball FieldMON - FRI from 3:45 - 5:30 pm&nb
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Admission Times for Sporting Events
Hey Page Families! We just want to remind everyone that our athletic doors for sporting events in the Main Gym at Page Middle School will not be opened for admission until 15 minutes prior to the start of the game. This is for the safety and security of our athletes and our building. Thanks for your continued support and good luck this season!
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HELPFUL VIDEOS- Athletic Expectations and Completing Big Teams
Student Athletes, Families, and other Interested Parties,We have uploaded a couple of helpful videos to our athletics website. They can be found in the "VIDEOS" section of the banner at the top of our home page. One is a helpful navigation video to better understand what's on our website, and what resources we offer for our student-athletes, families and support team, as well as visiting spectators, teams, and officials. The other is a tutorial on how to successfully create and complete your Big Teams Athletic account, which will be utilized for your entire athletic career here in the prestigious Lamphere School District.
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Winter Sports Celebration THURS MARCH 20th
Hello athletes and families! We are planning on having our Winter Sports Celebration for our student-athletes on THURSDAY March 20th from 3:15 - 4:30 pm in the auditorium and finishing in the cafeteria. Due to certain space and staff constraints and precautions, athletes must apply for a ticket to this event by clicking and completing the Winter ticket form (it has also been sent to their email). Family members are able to attend if their student-athlete has signed up. Family members do not need a ticket. Any student-athlete that does NOT complete a form will NOT be allowed to attend. Ticket forms will need to be submitted and due NO LATER THAN Monday March 17th at 3 pm. We do ask that any student-athlete in attendance is ready to be picked up by 4:30 pm, and we appreciate your cooperation and support. Congrats on all your good work this season, and we wish you luck in your next athletic endeavors! Respectfully,Page Athletics
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Attention 6th Grade Girls interested in Basketball
Due to low numbers on our 7th grade basketball team, we will be holding an emergency tryout for any 6th grade girls that wish to join our 7th grade basketball team on FRIDAY February 7th after school (3:15 - 5 pm). Any girl that wishes to play must have an updated sports physical (dated April 15, 2024 or after) and will eventually need to create and complete a Big Teams account. It should be noted that this is a unique situation and we (and many schools in our league) do not typically offer this opportunity to 6th graders to play on our 7th grade basketball teams. But in the spirit of competition, and wanting to ensure we have a season, we are going to offer this one-time opportunity. If you are interested, please go get a sports physical (unless you already have one), and we hope to see you Friday. Please bring the physical WITH YOU to school, OR send it to our Main Office. You can also feel free to contact Coach McLellan (casey.mclellan@lamphereschools.o
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Page Athletics WINTER II Sports Practice Schedule
Page Athletics WINTER II Sports Practice Schedule ** IMPORTANT: Please have a ride arranged to pick you/your athlete up five minutes prior to the end of practice (as best you can). It is very important that we honor and respect everyone’s time. GIRLS BASKETBALLTeam MeetingTHURS Jan. 23rd 3:15 - 4 pm in the Page cafeteria (meeting, prep, and paperwork check)TryoutsTHURS Jan. 30th - FRI Jan. 31st 3:15 - 5:00 pm in the Main Gym Practices: MON - FRI 3:15 - 5:00 pm (non-game days) Main Gym **ALL HOME GAMES at Page MS ** ONE-WAY Bus departs from Page at 3:30 pm for AWAY games- players must get a ride home WRESTLINGConditioning MON Feb. 3 - FRI Feb. 7, 3:15 - 4:30 pmPractices begin MON Feb. 10thPractices: 3:15 - 5:30 pm ** ONE-WAY Bus departs from Page at 3:30 pm for AWAY games- players must get a ride home** On SATURDAY Meets, athletes will need to provide their own trans
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Student Attendance Policy for Athletic Events
Hello students and families,Just a friendly reminder about our attendance policy for participation in ANY athletics event (including, but not limited to tryouts, practice, games, other team functions, etc.):"Students are to attend a minimum of three class periods during the total school day in order to participate in athletics during the same day or evening. Students who miss 4th, 5th, and 6th hour must have a verified medical reason and meet with the Athletic Director to clear practice or game participation. Should there be a situation whereby a student cannot attend school and would normally receive an excused absence, the student will be allowed to participate in the contest with approval of the building principal or designee."Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. Go Panthers!
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Athletic Equipment Turn-In Policy
Page Middle School Athletic Equipment Turn-In Policy Congratulations on your student-athlete being a part of our Page athletic team. We are proud of all of our hard-working Panthers and their successes in and out of athletics. As the season concludes, they will need to wash and return any uniform/apparel that belongs to the school, and return to their coaches any equipment that was borrowed for use during their practices/competitions. ALL equipment must be returned to the coaches (even if they cannot complete the season), so the coaches can make a record of their equipment being returned appropriately. Equipment or uniforms just left in the locker room or in a hallway may be missed and result in unnecessary fines. So please, turn your equipment back into your coaches.Please understand that until the equipment is either returned or replaced (fines paid), your student-athlete is NOT eligible to compete in another sport for the district nor attend any external school f
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Information for attending Athletic Events at Lamphere High School
Home Athletic Events at Lamphere High School: LHS has begun a soft rollout of their digital ticketing system for general admission and student tickets. During the fall season, you can purchase tickets through the S2 Pass digital ticketing system or by presenting a credit card at the gate. Our goal is to fully transition to a cashless system by the winter season. At this time, we are encouraging the use of S2 system, which you can access here: Google App Store - Google Play Store - Android Apple Store - App Store - iPhone Tickets prices are: General Admissions (18-59)- $5.00 Student (MS and HS) with 24/25 student ID- $2.00Elementary Students and Senior Citizens (60+)- Free All Page MS and Lamphere HS students are required to present a current student ID to enter home games.All middle and elementary students MUST be accompanied by a p
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Fall Sports Celebration THURS NOV. 7th
Hello athletes and families! We are planning on having our Fall Sports Celebration for our student-athletes on THURSDAY November 7th from 3:15 - 4:40 pm in the auditorium and finishing in the cafeteria. Due to certain space and staff constraints and precautions, athletes must apply for a ticket to this event by clicking and completing the Fall ticket form (it has also been sent to their email). Family members are able to attend if their student-athlete has signed up. Family members do not need a ticket. Any student-athlete that does NOT complete a form will NOT be allowed to attend. Ticket forms will need to be submitted and due NO LATER THAN Monday November 4th at 3 pm. We do ask that any student-athlete in attendance is ready to be picked up by 4:40 pm, and we appreciate your cooperation and support. Congrats on all your good work this season, and we wish you luck in your next athletic endeavors! Respectfully,Page Athletics
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Create and Complete your Big Teams Account!!
Hello Student Athletes and Families! If you have any interest in participating in a sport at Page this year, please be sure to create an account and complete all the necessary paperwork and forms. Click this link for a helpful document that can help you create and complete your account. You may also call our Main Office (248-589-3428) for additional assistance. ** If you are having any technical issues with passwords or logging in, please contact Big Teams by calling their hotline at 866-448-9438, or emailing them at support@bigteams.com.
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Girls 8th Basketball vs. Hazel Park Junior High School
Girls 8th BasketballThe Page 8th grade girls basketball team once again played outstanding team defense, cruising to a 39-3 victory over Hazel Park. Nine different players scored in the game. Abby Thomas led the team with 12 points, including a pair of 3-pointers. Alyssa Watchowski added 8 points, and Alanna Graham and Olivia Butcher each had 4. The team is now 4-0- Fantastic all around game ladies!
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Girls 8th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Girls 8th BasketballThe 8th grade girls basketball team played outstanding team defense in a dominating 30-4 victory over Wolfe MS. Alyssa Watchowski scored 11 points, and Olivia Butcher added 8. Lucy Lonero had 6 points and Harmoni Burks scored 4. Excellent game ladies! The 8th grade team (only) has a game today at home against Hazel Park.
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Girls 7th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Girls 7th BasketballThe 7th grade Panthers girls basketball team got their revenge on Wolfe Middle School, beating them 15-14! It was a hard fought game with a great defensive effort, led by Jazzlyn Marshall and Harper Ricci. Vayda West had 9 pts, while Heidi Hilla had 4, and Julie Skinner added a pair. Great effort by the whole team, especially holding the lead at the end!
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Wrestling Sign Up for Snacks and Food at Meets
CoEd Middle School WrestlingTo all wrestling participants,One of the parents has graciously organized a sign up for snacks to help feed our wrestlers on the days of our meets. It is optional to participate, but if you are willing to help donate and supply snacks, feel free to sign up at the link below:https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A4AA9A828AAF8C07-55375443-pageIf you have any further questions or suggestions, please contact Coach Orlando Smith (orlando.smith@lamphereschools.org) or Sabrina Ruggirello (sruggirello@jeeter.com).
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CoEd Middle School Wrestling vs. Clawson MS, Kennedy MS
CoEd Middle School WrestlingThe Page Panther Wrestlers were successful in their first meet of the season. Some of the many highlights included Joseph Aramouni winning both his matches; 6th grade first-year wrestler Sophia Weiland getting her first win; and Ethan Grew, also a first-year 7th grade wrestler, who had a great performance by pinning in his first match and winning his second. Great job to all wrestlers as we continue to strive to be great! Remember to keep your heads high as we look forward to Thursday at Hazel Park.
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Girls 7th Basketball vs. Clintondale Middle School
Girls 7th BasketballThe 7th grade Page basketball team nabbed another win against Clintondale 15-6. The Panthers showed great defense in the second half, preventing Clintondale from scoring. The offense was led by Vayda West with 7 points, and Jazzlyn Marshall with 4, while Heidi Hilla and Bella Spiteri each added 2. Go Panthers!
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Girls 8th Basketball vs. Eastpointe Middle School
Girls 8th BasketballThe 8th grade Page girls basketball team defeated Lincoln MS 28-17. Olivia Butcher and Alyssa Watchowski each scored 8 points, and Harmoni Burks added 4 points. Abby Thomas and Lucy Lonero each scored 3 points, and the team showed good physical play in the paint. The team is now 2-0 on the young season. Great game ladies!
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Girls 7th Basketball vs. Lincoln Middle School-Warren
Girls 7th BasketballThe 7th grade girls basketball team beat Lincoln Middle School 34-2 yesterday in dominating fashion! The Panthers came out with an impressive start led by Vayda West, who ended the team’s leading scorer for the night with 10 pts. Mila Grabke added 9, Faith Sanders had 7, and Jazzlyn Marshall, Emma Johnson, Heidi Hilla, and Bella Spiteri all chipped in with 2! Great team win and solid effort from all the ladies!
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Girls 7th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Girls 7th BasketballThe 7th grade team lost 13-20 to Wolfe Middle School. Panthers were led in scoring by Heidi Hilla with 6 pts. Vayda West had 3, while Jazzlyn Marshall and Julie Skinner each had 2. It was a solid effort by the girls, and they look to best them next time!
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Girls 8th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Girls 8th BasketballThe Page 8th grade girls basketball team started their season with a victory over Wolfe Middle School, 28-15 last night. Alyssa Watchowski had 9 points and Lucy Lonero added 8. Abby Thomas and Payton Hill provided great defense. Great job by the entire team!
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Girls Middle School Cheerleading vs. OPEN
Girls Middle School CheerleadingThe Page Panthers’ Competitive Cheer teams continued their string of victories this season this past weekend. For their final competition, Team Gold came in 3rd and Team Black placed 2nd at the Warren Woods Tower Invite. The girls excelled in almost every fashion, and we are so proud of them!
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Girls Middle School Cheerleading vs. OPEN
Girls Middle School CheerleadingThe Henry Ford II Falcon Frost Competition was a clean sweep for our hard working girls! Team Black took FIRST PLACE, while Team Gold took SECOND PLACE, with just six points separating their scores. We definitely have some talented cheerleaders at Page Middle School, and our coaches and supporters are proud of all their efforts and outstanding performances. The team's final competition is this Saturday at the Warren Woods Tower Invite on Saturday Feb 8th (doors open at 12:30 pm). We hope to see many there!
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Boys 8th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Boys 8th BasketballThe 8th grade team took a win last night against Wolfe in the final game of their Page basketball! Each player had a great game last night. There was very good ball movement on offense, and the defense clamped down on Wolfe’s shooters and did a good job closing the lane. It was a great team effort to end the season and congratulations to Jadyen Lee for stepping out on the court and making a basket!
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Boys 7th Basketball vs. Wolfe Middle School
Boys 7th BasketballThe 7th grade boys basketball team played their best game of the season, defeating Wolfe Middle School 41-23. Adrian Felton led the team with an impressive double-double, scoring 12 points and grabbing 15 rebounds. Ethan Grew contributed 8 assists and knocked down two crucial three-pointers, finishing with 7 points. Bradley Sweitzer added 6 points, while Rymez Williams, Tegan Beverlin, Semaj Henry, Parker Stankrauff, and Lorenzo Estrella each scored a basket.It was a fantastic team effort and the perfect way to close out the season. Thank you for your support throughout the year!
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Boys 8th Basketball vs. Eastpointe Middle School
Boys 8th BasketballThe 8th Grade team secured a solid victory last night against Eastpointe, finishing with a 37-25 score. Amaree Foster led the charge, scoring 13 points for the team. Max Tozer and Murphy Whalen each contributed 6 points. Both Ashton Binyard and Max Tozer went a perfect 2-for-2 from the free-throw line.Murphy Whalen, Ryland Giannini, and Miles Johnson displayed excellent court vision on offense. Their smart decision-making in when to attack the net, pull the defense away from the basket and find open teammates created several key opportunities for the team. It was a great all-around effort from the boys.
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Boys 7th Basketball vs. Eastpointe Middle School
Boys 7th BasketballThe 7th-grade boys’ basketball team lost a tough game against Eastpointe Middle School. Adrien Felton led the Panthers with an impressive performance, scoring 6 points, grabbing 14 rebounds, and blocking 4 shots. Ethan Grew and Bradley Sweitzer contributed defensively with 4 steals each, while Semaj Henry played outstanding team defense.
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Girls Middle School Cheerleading vs. OPEN
Girls Middle School CheerleadingCongrats to our Page Panthers Competitive Cheer Teams, who competed at the Ram Rumble at Lamphere High School on Saturday. Team Black took 1st place with an all-time high score of 466 points, and Team Gold finished 2nd! Both teams improved their scores by roughly 30 points each from the prior week.These girls had a goal in mind and they crushed it. Great job to all the girls- it was a true team effort, with everyone hitting their marks! A special thank you goes out to our wonderful coaches for doing such a great job in preparing these cheerleaders for success, despite some health obstacles. The teams have two more competitions left in the season, and look to continue their success with shine!
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Boys 7th Basketball vs. Lincoln Middle School-Warren
Boys 7th BasketballThe 7th grade basketball team fought hard but came up short in a tough game against Lincoln Middle School, putting their record at 4-5. Semaj Henry led the team in scoring with 8 points, including two impressive three-pointers. Adrien Felton dominated the boards with a team-high 12 rebounds, while Bradley Sweitzer showcased exceptional hustle and strong team defense throughout the game.
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Boys 8th Basketball vs. Lincoln Middle School-Warren
Boys 8th BasketballThe 8th Grade Panthers' winning streak came to an end with a narrow loss to a good Lincoln team, 23 to 25. Despite being down double digits in the first half, the boys showed resilience, rallying back with intense pressure and a strong second-half push. Cade Case, Max Tozer, and Parker Honkanen were the standout players, each contributing 5 points to the effort. Murphy Whalen also had an exceptional game, reading the court well and driving to the basket effectively. While the Panthers fell short in the end, their determination and teamwork were evident throughout the game.
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Girls Middle School Cheerleading vs. OPEN
Girls Middle School CheerleadingCongrats to our Competitive Cheer team for their performances at the Lakeshore competition on Saturday. The Black Team took second place overall, while the Gold Team came in fifth!! Hats off to these ladies, as they had to overcome illness and injury with a lot of last minute changes. They are a resilient group and they work really hard- we are all so proud! A special shout out to Celi Guajardo-Damron and Makayla Kirkland for stepping up when we needed them. Next up is the home Ram Rumble meet on Saturday. Go Panthers!
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