News and Announcements
Welcome to the home of Champions!
Track Season starts soon
Below you will find our tentative schedule
PRACTICE IS MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND THURSDAY (6PM - 7PM)
LOG COLLEGE MIDDLE SCHOOL**
Depending on weather conditions practice will start on Tuesday, March 16th
**we can't use Log's track until April 6th, practice location from 3-16 to 4-6 tbd
Our meet schedule looks like the following:
Saturday, March 27th
No meet Easter weekend (April 3rd & April 4th)
Saturday, April 10th
Saturday, April 17th
Saturday, April 24th
Saturday, May 1st
Saturday, May 8th
Saturday, May 15th (Region 11 Championships)
Sunday, May 23rd (Area C championships), Bensalem HS
Saturday, June 5th (Archdiocesan Championships), Franklin Field, Phila, PA
PENN Relays:
Practice for relay teams will be held starting Sunday, April 11th
Qualifying night will be April 20th at Franklin Field
The championship heats are Friday morning, April 23rd at Franklin Field
CHECK BACK LATER FOR MORE UPDATES
What time does practice start and end?
The first place to check anything to do with practice and/or meet times, dates, locations, etc. is on this website. On the left hand-side of the page click on Prac & Meet Schedule. This will take you to the current calendar. Find the date you are looking for and click on the information listed there.
This year (2005) starting on Monday (April 4th) we will begin practice at 5:30 pm on Log College MS track. We will have practice Monday, Tuesday, and Thursdays. Mondays 5:30 - 6:30pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays will be 5:30 - 6:30, plus 6:30 - 7:00pm for field event (long-jump, shot-put) practice.
How about bad weather impacting practice or meets?
First we will add a "pop-up" announcement note that will be the first thing you see when you enter the web-site. However, if your system has a pop-up blocker function you won't see this. So, we will also alter the message on the home page to let you know what is going on. During the week if time permits and bad weather is going to impact practice we will announce the cancellation at school.
Ribbons are awarded to those children who finish first to sixth overall place in their age/gender group by event (e.g. 100, 200, etc.)
For example, if there are 39 runners in the Novice Girls 100 meter race, those Nativity Novice Girls who had a time which in rank order was anywhere from the fastest, 1st, to sixth place would earn a ribbon. So if your son/daughter finishes 1st in his/her heat it doesn't necessarily mean they will earn a ribbon.
The one exception to this rule is for a child running in the 800 and/or the 1600. By virtue of running in these more difficult events, we will award them an Honorable Mention ribbon. Of course if they place 1st - 6th, they will receive the 1st - 6th ribbon instead of the Honorable Mention.
