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RED NATION NEWS – Week 1 RED NATION NEWS – Week 1 McKinney Boyd vs Naaman Forest Thursday, August 29th - 7:00pm McKinney ISD Stadium Upcoming Events August 27 Varsity General Admission BRONCOS Pre-Sale Tickets Boyd Cafeteria 10:15-12:30 vs August 28 RANGERS Varsity General Admission Pre-Sale Tickets Boyd Athletic Office 10:15-12:30 McKinney ISD Stadium Information August 28 Use the link below for detailed information about McKinney ISD Stadium Sub-Varsity Games and Community Event Center (tickets, parking, tailgating, bag policies and Please note the changes to these games, see pg. 2 more) JV Red – canceled McKinney ISD Stadium and Community Event Center JV Navy - away @ 5:30pm Fresh. Red @ Home – 5pm Online Tickets – RESERVED & GENERAL ADMISSION Fresh. Navy @ Home – 7pm SINGLE GAME TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE! To save time and avoid lines, take advantage of our online ticketing August 28 Varsity Team Dinner system. Boyd Cafeteria – 5:30pm See pg. 3 https://www.eventbrite.com/o/mckinney-boyd-high-school-19831569998 August 29 Pre-Sale Ticket on Campus - GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS ONLY Dad’s “Walk of Gratitude” 7:10am @ Boyd When/Where: Tuesday, August 27 – Boyd Cafeteria See pg. 3 for details Wednesday, August 28 – Boyd Athletic Office August 29 Time: 10:15am – 12:30pm (during all student lunches) Pep Rally – 1pm – main gym Price: Adults $6.00 / Students $4.00 August 29 Varsity vs Naaman Forest MISD Stadium – 7pm Game Day Tickets – SOLD AT THE GATE ONLY (FB Sr. Night)- see attached No tickets are sold on campus or at the district athletic office on game packet days! Game Day Ticket Prices for Adults and Students are $8.00 General Admission / $10 Reserved Seating September 2 Labor Day Practice Fresh: 7am – 8:30am SUB-VARSITY TICKETS JV: 8:00am – 11am Tickets sold at the gate starting 45 minutes prior to kickoff of the first V: 7am – 11am game. Adults $5.00 Students $2.00 September 3 Senior Video Pictures Due, See page 4 Page 1 of 4 GAME DAY INFORMATION VARSITY Location: HOME - MISD Stadium - View Map All varsity players will remain on campus after school. All players are required to ride the bus to and from the game. No exceptions! JV AWAY - Naaman Forest HS - View Map We were notified late Friday afternoon that Naaman would only have 1 JV team. The Boyd Red Team game has been canceled and the Navy BOYD FOOTBALL Team time has changed to 5:30pm JV Navy – 5:30pm @ Naaman Forest Boyd Athletic Office Meals are not provided for sub-varsity teams. All JV Navy players will 469-302-3493 remain on campus after school. All players are required to ride the bus to and from the game. Varsity Head Coach FRESHMEN Joe McBride HOME - MBHS Main Field - View Map [email protected] We were notified late Friday afternoon that Naaman would only have 1 Freshmen team. The Boyd Red Team will now play Lake Dallas. Please note the Red Team game time has changed to 5:00pm JV Head Coach Fresh. Red – 5:00pm vs Lake Dallas @ Boyd Stewart Apgar Fresh. Navy – 7:00pm vs Naaman Forest @ Boyd [email protected] Meals are not provided for sub-varsity teams All Freshmen players may leave campus after school. Freshmen Head Coach Red Team – report back to campus by 4:00pm Michael Birdwell Navy Team – report back to campus by 6:00pm [email protected] GAME DAY FOOD DROP OFF PROCEDURES Please do NOT drop off food at the Boyd front office. The front office will NOT accept food delivers for players, and they will NOT call players out of class to pick up food. Food MUST be dropped off prior to 1:45pm or after 3:00pm in the multi- purpose facility on Game Day. Please do not deliver food between 1:45 – 3:00pm as this interferes with buses arriving for after school dismissal. All food should be left in the athletic conference room. There will be a designated location for Freshmen Food and JV Food in the conference room. Please make sure everything is labeled with the student’s name. There will be markers and labels on the table. The Athletic Office is not responsible for passing out food on Game Day. The students are responsible for picking up their food from the conference room. Food is not allowed on the bus Page 2 of 4 VARSITY TEAM DINNER VARSITY DAD’S “WALK OF GRATITUDE” WEDNESDAY (Wisdom, Acceptance, Love, Kindness) AUGUST 28TH Thursday, August 29th Boyd Cafeteria 7:10am – Boyd Multi-Purpose Building 5:30pm Hosted by Coaches will greet the Varsity Dad’s at the door Angel Rodriguez’s Family to direct them to the meeting location. Website: www.BoydFootballClub.com Twitter: @MBHSFootball CALLING ALL VOLUNTEERS!!! Varsity Coaches Game Meals: Volunteers to provide post varsity game meals for the coaches. If any anyone would like to assist, please contact Shanna Dempsey at: [email protected] Spirit Store and Concession Stand: The Football Booster Club is always looking for volunteers to work concession stands, the Spirit Store and other events. If you would like to volunteer, please contact [email protected] Sign-up - https://www.signupgenius.com/go/409044eafaa2ea64-spirit4 SENIOR VIDEO – DEADLINE IS SEPT. 3rd The deadline to submit photos for the Senior video is September 1st. Please submit 4-5 pictures of your player from baby – current, in JPEG format via email to Kim Dawson at [email protected] Please direct all questions regarding the video to Kim Dawson. Page 3 of 4 Labor Day HS Football Practice Schedule – 9/2/19 Freshman Practice: 7:00am – 8:30am JV Dress/Tape: 8:00am – 8:20am Practice: 8:30am – 11:00am Varsity Dress/Tape: 7:00am – 7:25am Meetings: 7:30am – 8:20am (Scout Report and Breaking down last game) Practice: 8:30am – 10:30am (Special Teams and Practice) Lift Weights: 10:25am – 11:00am Page 4 of 4 .
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