D.US 12 Broadcaster Press October 29, 2019 www.broadcasteronline.com October 2019 Vermillion High School’s Student Newspaper Vermillion.K12.SD.US SportsBoys’Golf, Girls’Tennis, & Soccer Link and he be the best uickly So, now we coming a how! Not beginning of t really eems to be hat's all that niverse okay?” Pictured # 15 Sam Word, #11 Wesley Schulz Photo by Basmala Alemam BY MYA DEJONG Pictured TJ Tacy Photo by Mya DeJong r. Green, ver, arrests While the e movie’s, it ecause some lot points ding had e play in a more-than-ane. e take on give this in laugh-outry comedy. have learned al charm that ut of a hool cast and ction of Ms. ssistant, Joe Pictured Cami Regnerus Photo by Lilly Mockler ation tees, and all e do after the What if I didn’t p or qualify for dismissal? n a bigger nistration and ersonally know an excited re? I cannot ty I would feel ances and how my teaching ocation. , it is difficult to dical issues or human of our control, difficult in a often must be our kids. The tude of our unity has me remain joyful addle down the ng me one ve teaching in ntinue to path to students . Pictured Madison Schladoer Photo Submitted ng elebrati C s 60 Year ! e of Servic through a great season. Tennis: Our tennis girls finished their season at State in Sioux Falls during the 7th and 8th of October. Vermillion brought six girls to the state event, in which we had two players score points in the Singles Flights. Emma Dalhoff competed in the first flight and reached the Consolation Semifinals falling to Graham from Madison scoring 7.5 points for Vermillion. Emma Jury was the other Tanager scoring points Vermillion, competing in the 4th Singles Flight. Jury also made it to the Consolation Semifinals, falling to Reichert from Spearfish, scoring 13 points for Vermillion. VHS also competed in the Doubles Rounds and had the doubles team of Lauren Mandernach and Hope Schladoer make it into the Consolation Semifinals, receiving 10 points from their doubles win. Vermillion High School’s Girls’ Tennis team ended state with 30.5 points leaving them in 11th place. The community of Vermillion is proud of our tennis players and excited to see where they can go in the future. We would like to thank VHS Tennis Coach, Kari Jensen, in leading them in this 2019 season. Boys Soccer: Vermillion HiIgh School’s Tanager Boys’ Soccer team also played a tough season, ending their regular season with a win on September 26th against Freeman Academy. The boys qualified for the playoffs with a record of 3-4-2, placing them 5th in our region. The Tanagers’ first playoff game was played on October 8th in Groton, where our boys scored five goals to Groton’s one. As a result of the boys bringing home the win, they advanced into the second round of the playoffs. Their next game was against Sioux Falls Christian, who was seeded 1st in Regions. The boys played a very back and forth game which had everyone in the stands on the edge of their seats. Sadly, the Tanager boys lost to the Chargers 3-2 after a long wellfought game. The team represented what it means to be a Tanager with good sportsmanship and determination.We would like to recognize head coach, Kurt Nelson, for guiding them through this successful season. Girls Soccer: The girls finished their regular season on October 3rd in Dakota Valley. After a long journey through this season, the team finished in 6th place with a record of 3-7-2. This put them into the playoff rounds, which is a single elimination. Our girls played their first playoff game against at Sioux Falls Christain Chargers on October 8th (score?). Earlier this season, the, Vermillion High School’s Girls’ Soccer team both defeated and tied the Chargers. The ladies played tightly the entire playoff game with the Cchargers, but fell short losing 1-0. We are proud of our soccer players and their coaches Shannon Fitzsimmons, head coach, who led our tangers 1216 E. Cherry St., Ste. 101 Vermillion, SD 57069 105 E. Cherry St., Vermillion, SD (605) 677-5214 605-624-2646 www.vermillionfcu.com www.premierrealestateltd.com Boys Golf: Boys State Golf this year took place at Vermillion’s home course, the Bluffs. We had four golfers representing Vermillion, Willis Robertson(VHS Sophomore), Hunter Lavin(VHS Junior), Ben Burbach(VHS Sophomore), and TJ Tracy(VHS Sophomore). The State Tournament is a two day event where they take the total of each day to find each golfer’s individual placement in the event and the combined team total. Willis Robertson shot an 86 the first day and an 80 the second, placing 7th, the best for Vermillion. Hunter Lavin placed 16th with a 88 the first day and 83 the second. Ben Burbach and TJ Tracy both placeds 43rd. The Boys’ Golf Team had a very successful season and we look forward to watching them grow next seasons because of our young team. We would also like to thank head coach, Kirk Hogan, for leading our golf