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Glenbrook South Titan Booster Club Newsletter Bob Szafranski (Glenbrook South Booster Club) sent you a message. Glenbrook South Titan Booster Club Newsletter A weekly round-up of Glenbrook South High School Athletics Poms Named Grand Champion of Titan Dance Challenge The Glenbrook South Titan Poms is off to a great start to their season. On Sunday, at the Titan Dance Challenge held at GBS, Varsity Poms took first place in both jazz and poms in the 3A division and was named Grand Champion of the 3A division. The JV Poms also showed very well, taking second in poms and third in jazz. There are videos of the performances on the Club's Facebook page. Girls Basketball The girls' varsity basketball team moved to 7-2 on the season with a 57-28 victory over Niles North. After a sluggish first quarter, the Titans outscored the Vikings 20-6 in the second stanza and 17-9 in the third to put the game on ice. Liz LaPierre led the Titans with 13 points. Lizzy Shaw added 10, Makayla Stadler scored 8, Libbie Vanderveen netted 7, and Kristin Ralston contributed 5. Annie Streb led the bench scoring with 6, Molly Sedin swished home 4, and Challen Flaws and Janet Watson had a basket apiece. The victory lifted the Titans to 2-1 in the conference race. Earlier in the week, the Titans were defeated by Evanston 54-31. Lizzy Shaw scored ten and Makayla Stadler contributed 9. The girls have a busy week with Glenbard East at home on Tuesday, an away game at New Trier on Thursday, and a Saturday matinee at Conant. Boys Basketball Boys Basketball beat Hersey 42-38 on Saturday, Dec 9, at the United Center. Junior Will King led the way for the Titans with 17 points and added three assists and two rebounds. While his coach praised him with the team’s success against the Huskies, King couldn’t help but making sure his teammates received all the credit. “My teammates made it really easy for me,” King told the Glenview Lantern. “It’s all credit to them because they made my job much easier.” The United Center offers some available dates when it can host high school game before a Bulls game in the evening. GBS coach Phil Ralston saw both his team and Hersey were open on one of the available days, so it made sense for both coaches to provide their kids the afternoon of a lifetime. “It’s a once-in-a-lifetime dream,” Ralston said. “It’s nice that our kids had this opportunity.” Junior Gavin Morse added eight points and five rebounds. GBS Spiritwear Holiday Sale! The Booster Club sells all types of spiritwear – t-shirts, socks, hats, sweatshirts, and more. Our popular gray hoodie is back in stock in medium and large. Do some your holiday shopping with us! You can purchase spiritwear online for pick up at the school front desk. Pick-up deadline for holiday shopping is Dec 20. Spiritwear makes a great gift for the holidays! Shop now: http://shop.gbstitanboosterclub.com/ Follow us on Facebook! Nile West Meet Results Girls Gymnastics The Glenbrook South girls' gymnastics team went to 2 - 0 overall and 1 - 0 in the CSL by defeating the Wolves of Niles West 147.40 to 131.90, setting a new school scoring record, in the opening match of the conference season. Freshman Sheena Graham won vault with an impressive 9.80. On the uneven bars junior standout Sarah Healy tied with Sheena Graham with a 9.30 to win the event. On balance beam co-captain Kylie Kruger won the event with a 9.30. On floor junior Sarah Healy and freshman Sheena Graham again tied for first place on the event. And finally, in the All-Around competition, the Titans went 1-2 with Graham winning with a 37.30 and senior co- captain Bebe Haramaras coming in second with a very solid performance of 36.20. The ladies kept on in their winning ways by placing first at the nine team Spartan Classic at Glenbrook North on Friday, December 8. With a winning team score of 141.775 the Titans took the following places: · Vault – 1st Sheena Graham, 4th Sydney Willits and 8th Sarah Healy · Bars – 2nd Sheena Graham, 3rd Sarah Healy, 4th Bebe Haramaras, and 6th Kylie Kruger · Beam – 1st Jenna Hartley, 9th Bebe Haramaras and 10th Sheena Graham · Floor – 1st Sarah Healy, 3rd Bebe Haramaras, 5th Sheena Graham and 6th Elena Pauker · All Around – 1st Sheena Graham and 2nd Bebe Haramaras Next meet for the Titans is Thursday, December 14th, at 5:30 pm at Niles North. Raffle Tickets Girls gymnastics, which placed 3rd in state last season (first time in 38 years!) are selling raffle tickets. This season, Head coach Steve Gale and the girls welcome a new coach to the team, Mr. Kurt Wahler, owner of American Academy Gymnastics in Wheeling and Northbrook. This additional coach allows for more instruction and safety in the gym, and will make this already outstanding team even more competitive. The girls are selling raffle tickets to support the addition of a new coach. Purchase a raffle ticket for $10 and you could win a pair of premier Chicago Blackhawks tickets (2nd row directly behind goal) or Chicago Bulls tickets (7th row behind bench) Either prize will make an excellent holiday gift. To purchase tickets today see Sue Haramaras or Roxanne Nourbash or any of the gymnasts. Roxanne Nourbash [email protected] Sue Haramaras [email protected] Deadline to buy is Dec 7th. Drawing is Dec 11th. Good luck to the gymnastics team this season! Boys Swimming The Boys Swim Team had a dominant weekend, winning two invitationals on Saturday and dominating GBN on three levels on Friday night. The weekend started with strong performances on all three levels vs. GBN on Friday (Freshman Win 124-26, JV 144-36 and Varsity 114- 72). The team won 29 of 36 events. On Saturday, the JV participating in the 10 team Deerfield JV SPrint Classic dominating the field finishing with 328 points to runner up ETHS 185 points. The varsity also enjoyed success at the Spartan Sprint Classic. Fourteen of sixteen swimmers took home gold medals at the meet and sophomore Mike Hadjiivanov set a meet record in the 25 yard backstroke. The swimmers and divers take on Niles West this Friday for their first home meet. Wrestling Four GBS varsity wrestlers placed in the top 5 of their weight class at the recent Buffalo Grove tournament: Matt Rubel placed 3rd at 106 LBS George Papagiannopoulos placed 5th at 160 LBS Temkpa Temuge placed 4th at 170 LBS Jesse Quijada placed 4th at 220 LBS The Freshmen team took first place as a team at the Deerfield invitational tournament. Ten freshmen wrestlers placed in the top 4 of their weight class. Four freshmen GBS wrestlers took first at their weight class Champions Ryan Brown. 113 LBS Chase Ignelzi 120 LBS Stefanos Lahanis 182 LBS Tudor Ursu 220 LBS Cheerleading The cheerleading squads had a great day Sunday at the Stevenson invite. The JV team executed their routine clean and strong and the varsity team hit a clean, confident and flawless routine ! The varsity team will continue competing with their second competition this coming Sunday at Oswego East high school. Good luck ladies! Thank You Booster Club Sponsors Please patronize our 2017-18 Booster Club sponsors. And don't forget to use your member key fob for free admission to all home football and basketball games. Energy Tees Glenview State Bank Goode & Fresh Pizza Bakery Illinois Bone & Joint Institute Johnny’s Kitchen & Tap Loeber Motors Shewchuck Insurance Virginia Trux Real Estate Titan Online Store - Shop Now! Booster Club Membership Join the Booster Club today! Members get into all home basketball games for free. Download the form below or click the link to register online. 2017-18 Club Membership form Booster Club Membership link Follow the Booster Club on Social Media Click on the links below and like our pages on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Titans in the News Click the links below for stories about Titan Athletics GBS wrestling is ready for a youth movement ($) Boys Swimming ($) Save the Date: Booster Club Spring Benefit Please mark your calendar for Saturday, March 10, for the annual Club benefit. Join your friends and team coaches for dinner, drinks and an array of silent and live auction items. All money raised will benefit Titan athletes. Thank You Coaches Special thanks to GBS coaches for contributing content. To read prior Titan newsletters, to view more information about GBS Titan Athletics, or to see how you can get involved in Booster Club activities, please visit the Titan Booster Club website at GBS Titan Booster Club Do more with SportsEngine! Claim your account to get event updates through the app, view your schedule, and send and receive messages to your coach and teammates! If you would prefer not to receive future communications from this email list you may unsubscribe. 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