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Lightning Flashes 10/2/18 Quick Links LIGHTNING FLASHES 10/2/18 Weekly Calendar (Click on the Weekly Winter Sports Registration Calendar and then choose the schedule you would like If you are planning to participate in any LCL to see from the choices on winter sports, please be sure to register and the right to see details of times and sites.) complete the requirements Website at www.registermyathlete.com This includes Contact Us Basketball, Dance, Wrestling, Boys Swim (Co- op), and Downhill Ski (Co-op). This needs to GET THE MOBILE be done by October 19th so our coaches can CALENDAR APP! share important information with all If you don't have the interested athletes and families. If you rschooltoday mobile app to put the LCL calendar on completed this for a Fall Sport, you do not your phone, you will want need to re-register. You simply need to login to add it! The application and make sure you have indicated can be found by searching rschooltoday and finding participation for your winter sport if you did the "Activity Scheduler". It not do it as part of your initial registration. has a blue hat with RST on the correct app. You will need to Pick Wisconsin, Fall Sports Weekly Recap know that we are in the Midwest Classic Here is your week in review for the Lightning Conference and then pick Sports Teams! our high school. Now all you have to do is click on The JV Boys Football team played the app and you will see Milwaukee Riverside last night in the rain and the LCL schedule for the day! You can also select the won 21-0 bringing their record to 6-0. athletic schedule you would like to see and it will Varsity Girls Tennis (11-4 overall / 4- show that as well. 2) played in the Woodland Conference Meet last week. Here are the results: ARE YOU A FACEBOOK USER? JV Tourney ARE YOU ON TWITTER? Thanks to all who have joined our page on 1 singles Ella Flatt: 1st place Winners' side of Facebook and spread the bracket. word to all your friends! Please be sure to follow our 2 singles Kate Choi: 3rd place Winners' side twitter account @LCLHS. of bracket. We will try to update the game scores on Twitter so 3 singles Joie Bouy (Milwaukee if you can't make the game Lutheran): Finalist Consolation side of - check out our Twitter feed! bracket. 4 singles Lexi Ovokaitys: 3rd place Winners' side of bracket. Email Me 2 doubles Ella Stoppenbach and Elli [email protected] Kolo: Champions Consolation side of bracket. 3 doubles Anna Mielke and Maicy Hammer: Finalist Consolation side of bracket. Varsity Tourney 2 singles Sophia Roehl won the Consolation Final 3 singles Caroline Daniels won 3rd place winners side of bracket 4 singles Kate Choi lost in Semifinals consolation side 1 doubles Emily Quas / Hannah Rav lost in Consolation Finals 2 doubles Emily Dentice / Faithe Sandretti lost in Consolation finals 3 doubles Sonia Swanson / Grace Strege won 4th place winners side of bracket The team is competing in WIAA subsectionals this week! The Varsity Boys Soccer team beat Living Word to start the week. Under the lights on Wednesday, the lost a tough game again USM 3-1. LCL is now 6-6 overall and 4-1 in conference. The JV2 Girls Volleyball team beat Prairie and Martin Luther bringing their overall record to (17-4-4). The JV1 Girls Volleyball team (22-2) won both their conference matches this week again KCL and Heritage Christian. The Varsity Girls Volleyball team also won both their conference matches this week defeating KCL and HC. They improved their record to 24-8 overall and 6-0 in conference. You can find season statistics here: Lake Country Lutheran Girls Varsity Volleyball Fall 18-19 . The Boys & Girls Cross Country ran in the Lightning Invitational on Saturday. Both of the Varsity teams took 3rd. For the Boys, Alex Mielke was the Individual Champion! Sam Lowry, Zach Borkowski, Aiden Smith, and Kevin Krimpelbein all finished in the TOP 20. For the Girls, Ellie Roeglin finished 2nd overall! Sarah Nehls, Sadie Wilke, and Julia Hirt all finished in the Top 20. In the JV Races, Jack Bielawa, Lilia Wangerin, Elise Leaply, Maddie Nelson, and Sarah Roeglin all finished in the TOP 10. The Varsity Football Team beat Living Word 50-7 on Friday moving their season record to 7-0 (4-0 in the MCC). Our Girls Swim Team race well against Brown Deer after a tough week of practice. Molly Wilke PRed in the 200 Free! UPCOMING EVENTS: Monday, October 1st Away Girls Tennis @ Subsectional - TBD Home JV Football vs. Milwaukee Riverside - 5:30 pm Tuesday, October 2nd Away Boys Soccer @ Brookfield Academy - 6:3o pm Home JV2 Volleyball vs. Living Word - 5:30 Home JV1 Volleyball vs. Living Word - 5:30 Home Varsity Volleyball vs. Living Word - 6:45 Wednesday, October 3rd Away Girls Tennis @ Sectional - TBD Swimming & Diving @ New Berlin Eisenhower - 5:00 pm Thursday, October 4th Away Girls Tennis @ Sectional - TBD Swimming & Diving @ Lake Forest Academy - 4:30 pm Away JV1 Volleyball @ HOPE - 5:30 Away Varsity Volleyball @ HOPE - 6:45 Friday, October 5th Cross Country @ Shorewood Invite Home Soccer vs. New Berlin Eisenhower - 4:00 pm Football @ Brookfield Academy - CANCELLED Saturday, October 6th Away Varsity Girls Volleyball @ Brookfield East HS Tourney The new athletic website is LIVE! Please note our website is very much under construction, but we would like you to have access to all of our fall team highlights from our coaches as well as sign up for Alerts (upper right hand corner) for your team. The website is: https://golightningathletics.com/ We are still working to update content on our new website. If you see inconsistencies in the schedule, please let us know. We appreciate your patience! Please note you should rely on our full athletic calendar through our main website for the most accurate scheduling information. Potential NCAA College Athletes A student-athlete must be certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center to compete at an NCAA Division I or II school. A student must also be registered (fee of $90) with a Certification Account before they can make official visits to a school or sign a National Letter of Intent in Division I or II. If an athlete is currently unsure which division they want to compete in or plan to compete at a Division III school, they should create a Profile Page. Creating a Profile Page is free. If at any time they wish to play at the Division I or II level, they can transition to a Certification Account and pay the registration fee to begin the certification process. For more information, please visit the NCAA website: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/ In Him, Zach Bickel Athletic Director Lake Country Lutheran High School "The Lord is my rock, my fortress and my deliverer..." Psalm 18:2 .
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