March 27, 2019

March 30 @ 6 p.m. 4ore! Golf Grille and Bar ALUM TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT FOR SPRING EVENT Spring Benefit 2019 is almost here! We’ve made a few changes to the event plans, so here is the latest news. Looks like the West Texas weather may be chilly on Saturday night, so guests will party INSIDE the 4ore! Golf Grille and Bar. Put on your boots and come enjoy a cocktail reception from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. A deli- cious steak dinner with all the trimmings will follow. We KNOW the Sweet Sixteen Tournament will be going and we all hope our Red Raiders will be playing! There are twenty-two screens inside the Grille to enjoy the games, so no worries about missing out. We’ll be recognizing three All Saints faculty members for their service: Dr. Glenn Davis and Missy Franklin for 21 years and Debbie Maines for 35 years. You won’t want to miss this year’s entertainment by Nashville Band, Moonlight Social. All Saints alumnus, Jeremy Burchard is bringing his talents back home to entertain the Patriots with his band’s contemporary mix of rock, country and pop. Don’t miss your chance to hear this talented band while enjoying a great evening with friends and supporting the mission of our school. A few tickets are still available. For more information contact Dawndi Higgins: 745-7701 or [email protected]

Giddy Up Package Take your dancin’ party on the road to the 2019 Cattle Baron’s Ball!

Package Includes: PLC PARKING SPACE • Two Baron’s Tickets ALL SAINTS CIRCLE DRIVE Enjoy the convenience of Honor your family or a loved one to the 2019 Lubbock reserved parking at the Cattle Baron’s Ball by naming the All Saints Circle on July 27. Drive for the 2019-2020 school Patriot Learning Center • Pair of cowboy boots year. for the 2019-2020 school from Dollar Western Wear. year.

All Saints Episcopal School 3222 103rd St. Lubbock, TX 79423 806.745.7701 fax 748.0454 allsaintsschool.org CALENDAR OF EVENTS March 25-29 7:45am-4:00pm Book Fair is going on all week ... come shop! (Closes at 2:00pm on Friday) March 28-31 TBD State Science Fair in College Station March 28 TBD HS Tennis TAPPS North District Tournament @ McLeland Tennis Center, Fort Worth March 29 TBD HS Track @ Hereford High School March 30 6:00pm Spring Benefit at 4ore! Golf April 1-3 TBD HS TAPPS State Academic Competition in Waco April 1 1:20pm-3:30pm Third Grade Swimming Lessons 4:00-6:00pm MS Tennis Round Robin Play @ Burgess Rushing Tennis Center April 2 2:00pm-5:00pm HS Tennis @ Trinity School of Midland April 3 12:00pm ASES Booster Cllub Meeting in Administrative Conference Room Third 1:20pm-3:30pm Grade Swimming Lessons April 4 TBD MS One Act Play 9:00am Holy Cross Golf Tournament @ Palo Duro Creek Golf Course Lunch Students Eat Lunch in Classrooms 1:30pm-3:30pm Kindergarten and PreFirst Field Trip to the Science Spectrum April 5 7:00pm Junior/Senior Prom @ The Texas Tech Club TBD HS Track @ O’Donnell High School April 6 TBD MS WTCAA Track Meet @ Ascension Academy

April 8-10 TBD ERB Testing April 8 TBD HS Regional Golf @ Twin Creeks Golf Course in Allen, TX 12:30pm MS Tacos and Tie Dye 1:20pm-3:30pm Third Grade Swimming Lessons April 9 12:30pm MS Water Wars April 10-11 TBD HS Tennis State Competition in Waco April 10 8:00am Parent Group Meeting 1:20pm 3rd Grade Swimming Lessons April 11 TBD MS Golf Tournament at St. Andrews in Amarillo April 12 TBD HS Track North District Meet @ Cooper High School 11:00am-12:00pm Tricycle Rodeo (Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten) April 15-16 TBD HS State Golf Tournament in Waco April 15 TBD MS Tennis at Burgess-Rushing Tennis Center, Lubbock April 16 5:00pm Board Meeting 5:30pm NJHS Inductions in Kirby Commons April 17 8:00am MS Ground Breaking TBD Senior Athlete Ret Taylor Signs with Texas Tech University to Join their Track and Field/Cross Country Team 4:30pm-5:30pm MS Cheer Uniform Fitting

LOOKING AHEAD April 18 Kindergarten Egg Hunt @ Sherrick Home in Lubbock Maundy Thursday Chapel Service April 19-22 Easter Break - School Not in Session April 23 Dress Uniform - Easter Eucharist Easter Break MS Tennis Round Robin @ Burgess-Rushing Tennis April 19-22 Center April 24 3rd Grade Homily Presentation 19th Annual Abernathy Band Festival - MS and HS Competition TAPPS Large Ensemble HS Orchestra Contest in Temple April 25 WTCAA MS Golf Championship @ Palo Duro Creek Golf Course in Canyon LS Tumbling and Fitness Showtime April 26 2nd Grade Western Day and Chapel Performance TAPPS Band Concert and Sight Reading Contest in Temple MS WTCAA Tennis Tournament @ Burgess-Rushing Tennis Center MS Dance in Kirby Commons 2 8:00 AM CHAPEL SERVERS Mar 28 (Thurs) Mar 29 (Fri) Apr 1 (Mon) Apr 2 (Tues) Apr 3 (Wed) Lesson Brynlee Dalley Kaden Jimenez Calvin Carpenter Brooks Burns Sydney Cranfill Psalm Sawyer Staggs Brown Mercer Audrey Smith Reghan Rose Kate White Acolytes Kirby Riggs Marsali Soonpaa Charlee Jaynes Amelia Anderson Nico Cobb Knox Rushing Jack Strong Berklie Wade Luci Ballenger Raphael Codding Sophia Scioli Lilly Taylor Jake Wheatley Cayte Barragan Brody Cranfill Kenedee Valdez Presley Scolaro Adelaide Williams Micah Bennett Penelope Fuller Mark Edwards Harris Underwood Logan Wolfe Londyn Burkholder Evelyn Givens Penelope Fuller Evelyn Givens Kagan Hernandez Lexi Jeffreys

Apr 4 (Thurs) Apr 5 (Fri) Apr 8 (Mon) Apr 9 (Tues) Apr 10 (Wed) Lesson Mason Dawson Jameson Seal Luke D’Alise Sofia Dominguez Joshua Eckert Psalm Malori Dawson Jayci Donaldson Jack Robinson Harry Roberts Olivia Needham Acolytes Mark Edwards Kagan Hernandez Leighton Lewis Ellie Beth Moss Alejandro Caroline Tirey Piper Hufford Ellery Lowe Lily Pearl Verdugo Reffreger Alisha Haider Charlee Jaynes Lyla McClain Kirby Riggs Berklie Wade Cayden Halbrooks Harris Underwood Thomas Meek Knox Rushing Jake Wheatley Quinn Helton Christian Klundt Bella Molligan Londyn Burkholder Adelaide Williams Luci Ballenger Presley Scolaro Micah Bennett Logan Wolfe Amelia Anderson Please remember, if your student is scheduled to acolyte, he or she needs to be in Jones Gym no later than 7:45 a.m. on the morn- ing in which he/she is scheduled to serve. After 7:45 a.m., we find replacements as needed, in order to provide time to practice.

PATRIOT SPOTLIGHT Grace McLane Hickle was recently honored with the 2019 National Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizens Award. Grace was one of fifteen local senior students that was recognized for her academics, dependability, service and patriotism. Grace and her parents, Dr Randy and Michele Hickle were honored at a reception in February at the Lubbock Women’s Club. Congratulations Grace! We are proud of you. Fifth grade student Deklan White recently visited our state capitol and served as Page for a Day with TX State Representative Dustin Burrows. Way to go, Deklan!

All Saints Alumni (‘18) and U.S. Air Force Airman Haley M. Bownds graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San An- tonio, Texas. She completed an intensive, eight-week program that included training in military discipline and studies, Air Force core values, physical fitness, and basic warfare principles and skills. We are proud of your accomplishments, Haley! Well done. 3 -Save the Date- 6th Annual Golf Tournament Junior/Senior Prom April 29, 2019 April 5 @ 7pm 1:30pm Shot Gun Start Texas Tech Club at The Rawls @ Texas Tech (Tickets on Sale Click Here to Register Now in the office) $50 each

March V.I.P. Awards Preschool: Pre-First:

Kailyn Henson Lucy Winter Davis Massengale Owen Street First:

Pre-Kindergarten: Avery Andrews Ellie Longley James Cowan Madison Pinkston Weston Gooch Alice Lowrance Second: Kate Panacharoensawad Reagan Polk Londyn Burkholder Camila Verdugo Piper Hufford Thomas Meek Kindergarten: Jake Wheatley

Cooper Halbrooks Third: Celia Hurt Harrison Leavell Nanaki Dhaliwal Baylor Spitzer Emerson Mooty Mii’li Valencia Liam Skinner Roxie Zetzsche Fourth:

Peyton Cunningham Kris Wischmeyer

4 3 TEACHERS TO BE HONORED Three All Saints faculty members will be hon- ored during the school’s Spring Benefit this Thank you Sponsors! Saturday.

Academic Dean and Latin/Russian Teacher Dr. Diamond Table Sponsors Glenn Davis and Third Grade Math Teacher Missy Franklin will be recognized for 21 years -Aim Bank as faculty members while Tumbling Teacher -Asco Equipment Company Debbie Maines will be honored for 35 years -The Cash Family of service. -Diekemper Family Foundation Please join us to celebrate these outstanding educators. Individual tickets are still available. -Stephanie & Kirk Rogers Contact Dawndi Higgins @ dhiggins@all- -Pat & Bill Russell saintsschool.org or call the school office at 806-745-7701. -Sedona VALET SERVICES PROVIDED BY SENIOR STUDENTS Gold Table Sponsors Valet parking will be provided during Spring Benefit by members of the Class of 2019. The -Market Street seniors will park your car as a fundraiser for -Merrill Lynch Project Graduation, which supports the Junior- -Wagner Supply Company Senior after graduation all-night party. When you arrive at the event on Saturday night, simply look for our four seniors (dressed in All Silver Table Sponsors Saints shirts), and they will carefully park your -Chapman Harvey Architects car for you before the event and retrieve it for -Fox34/Ramar Communications you at the end of the evening. -Happy State Bank Seniors Susannah Bumstead, Sara Phy, -Lauren & Justin Pinkston Benton St. Clair and Ret Taylor will be volun- teering as valets, but they can accept tips if you -Kelly & Wesley Robinson so desire.

PROJECT GRADUATION Senior and junior parents are joining forces to keep our graduates safe. Project Graduation, a drug-free, alcohol-free graduation night party, provides a safe and exciting event to ensure the All Saints’ seniors stay safe on graduation night. All donors will be recognized the week of graduation on signage in Jones Gym and outside of Patriot Gym. If you would like to make a donation to Project Graduation, please contact Dana McNeice @ 745-7701 or email Cindy Taylor at [email protected]. No amount is too small.

A DINO-MITE BOOK FAIR The book fair will continue throughout the week and will close at 2:00pm on Friday afternoon. All classes will visit the book fair during their regular scheduled library times except Preschool and Pre-Kindergarten.

A special thank you to all of our hard-working parent volunteers and our beloved librarian Ms. Karen Gretzler for making this book fair DINO-MITE!

5 Ainsley W. In second.

COACHES CORNER Middle School

Tennis Middle School Tennis is off to a great start with their match play. The middle schoolers played a dual match with Lubbock Trin- ity on Monday, and the final match count was 25-4 in favor of the Patriots. What a great day for the kids and Coaches Breler and Tello. Our Middle School Tennis team also has recent victories over Christ the King and Midland Trinity. The next match for middle school will be on April 15 against Southcrest.

Golf All Saints hosted thier middle school Golf Invitational today at Reese Golf Center. It was a great day of golf and the girls and boys teams both came home with Team Championship medals.

Emily Payne (8) was the 1st Place girl followed by Emori Tran (7) in third place overall. Olivia Needham, Reagan Andrews and Katy Brigham completed the All Saints team.

The boys team was lead by Luke D’Alise (7) with a third place overall finish. Other golfers included Rohan Felton (7), Caden Mead (7), Kaden Jimenez, and Jacque Hunter.

Track Middle School Track competed last night at the Levelland Relays. Thirty middle school girls and boys represented the Patriots. Both teams competed well and it was a good tune up for the WT- CAA Championship next Satruday, April 6. The tournament medal winners inlcuded:

Girls: Boys: Chloe Conover: 2nd Place, Triple Jump Lee Taylor: 1st Place, 1600m 2nd Place, 200m 1st Place, 2400m 2nd Place, 400m

Sydney Cranfill: 3rd Place, Long Jump

High School Basketball The girls and boys basketball teams were rewarded on their successful seasons by several post-season individual awards.

Girls Boys Katie Bayouth: 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All District Jackson Janes: 1st Team All State, 1st Team All All State Academic Team District,All State Academic Team Sara Phy: 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All District Myles Tipton: 2nd Team All State, 1st Team All District All State Academic Team All State Academic Team Syriah Flores: 1st Team All District, All State Academic Team Bracy Estes: 1st Team All District Meghan Mitchell: 1st Team All District, All State Academic Team All State Academic Team Anna Cannon: 1st Team All District, All State Academic Team Benton St. Clair 1st Team All District Chloe Flores: 2nd Team All District, All State Academic Team All State Academic Team Bri Sanchez: 2nd Team All District, All State Academic Team Cole Beasley: 2nd Team All District Jilayne Headrick: 2nd Team All District All State Academic Team Amanda Kell: 2nd Team All District Ash Bumstead: 2nd Team All District 6 Luke Maples: 2nd Team All District Tennis The All Saints High School tennis teams will defend their 2018 girls and boys district titles on March 28 in Ft. Worth. Last year the girls won their third state championship in a row and the boys finished as state runner-up with only one team point separating them from a state title. All Saints is represented in the district meet by the following players:

Girls – Laela Tello & Julia Wichmann (Singles), Kate King & Ella Moran (Doubles), Paige Schlehuber & Grace Ann Streit (Doubles) and Ashby Whitaker (Alternate)

Boys – Myles Tipton & Kevin Beasley (Singles), Cole Beasley & Vincent Paone (Doubles), George Lipe & Conrad Small (Doubles) and Spencer Johnson (Alternate)

Track All Saints Senior Ret Taylor competed in the Texas Distance Festival held at Southlake Carroll High School over spring break. The 5000 meter race was made up of some of the best long-distance talent in Texas and Ret ran an on-track personal best of 15:52. The All Saints High School Track teams will return to action this Friday, March 29 at the Hereford High School Invita- tional.

Golf The All Saints High School Boys Golf Team is back into the tournament season, and they haven’t missed a beat from last year’s state championship win. Our High School Golf team is going for their third state championship in a row. They opened their season last Thursday with a first-place finish at the Holy Cross Invitational. They followed that up with a 1st place finish at the All Saints Invitational on Monday. Junior Jackson Drake won the individual honors at each tournament shooting 73 in Ama- rillo and a below-par 71 to take the All Saints tournament. They will be in action again next Monday at the Plainview Christian Tournament. That will be their last regular-season action prior to the TAPPS North Regional in Allen on April 8.

7 ATTENTION ALL PATRIOTS! Do you want a day away from the office? Do you need a fun outing with friends? We’ve got you covered. It’s not too late to sign up for the 6th Annual Golf Tournament sponsored by the All Saints Booster Club.

There are sponsorships and team spots still avail- able. But don’t wait too long ... this tournament fills up fast! To register today, go to: https://all- saintsschool.org/athletics/golf-tournament-regis- tration/. Thank you to our current sponsors:

Premier Sponsor: Merrill Lynch

Marquee Sponsor: ABF Roofing and Foam Falcon Energy Happy State Bank Schlehuber Family R.E. Janes Gravel Company

Competition Sponsors: Frank Brown GMC Body by Indigenous

Table Sponsor: Lake Ridge Memorial Designers

Hole Sponsors: Clear-Vu Auto, Farnsworth Family Orthodontics, First United Bank, L&W Diesel, Live Oak Animal Hospital, Justin Pinkston, CPA, Massengale Weatlth Manage- ment, The Schlehuber Family and Wagner Supply

SIXTH GRADE BIOGRAPHIES The sixth grade students were recently asked to select a per- son from history and present their biography. The kids came dressed in costume and set up in Jones Gym. It was a huge success and a fun event for everyone that participated.

8 TAPPS STATE ACADEMIC MEET The following high school Patriots will be representing All Saints at the TAPPS State Academic competition in Waco April 1-3. They have all had to take nu- merous tests and do several competitions in order to make their teams. They have been preparing for the competition since October and are hoping to get a higher team score than the 2018 team which placed 3rd place. Please wish them luck when you see them!

Spelling and Vocabulary Team Literary Criticism Oratory Chase Farnsworth Ellyn Brashear Austin Farnsworth Ella Moran Abi Jordan Conrad Small Hayley Latta Advanced Math Conrad Small Current Issues and Events Team Number Sense Ret Taylor Austin Farnsworth Ret Taylor Myles Tipton Meghan Mitchell Miles Tipton Sebastian Whitaker Avery Wisniewski Math Ash Bumstead Social Studies Calculator Vincent Paone Ellyn Brashear Sam Aycock Sebastian Whitaker Ashby Whitaker Meghan Mitchell Sebastian Whitaker Anthony Paone Prose Interpretation Bri Sanchez Science Lincoln-Douglass Debate Conrad Small Anthony Paone Sam Aycock Sebastian Whitaker Anthony Paone Avery Wisniewski

Spanish Persuasive Speaking Congratulations! Stephanie Hasselkus Austin Farnsworth Patriot Artists Ella Moran Ashby Whitaker Sebastian Whitaker of the Week

for March 18:

FOURTH GRADE SCIENCE Hannah Owen (4th) Our fourth grade Science class took their classroom to the garden! They have grown beautiful plants and en- for March 25: joyed tasty homegrown spinach salads recently! Way to go, Patriots! Teagan Timberlake (P-1)

9 TAPPS CHOIR RESULTS Our High School Choir competed at the TAPPS Solo and Ensemble Competition and had fantastic results! There were several performers that received Superior and Great ratings. Congratulations to the High School Choir!

Choir received one superior ratings as a small ensemble, and one superior rating as a sacred choir. The following per- formers made up the Ensemble: Abigail Barritt (8), Samuel Barritt (9), Emma Condra (9), Chloe Conover (8), Liberty DeLeon (10), Laken Koepp (11), Alex Mercer (9), Ryan Tucker (11), and Mason Wood (8)

Individual Soloist received the following honors: Emma Condra: one superior ratings as a soloist, Laken Koepp: one superior ratings as a soloist, Alex Mercer: one superior ratings as a soloist, Liberty DeLeon: two Great rating as a soloist, Ryan Tucker: two Great rating as a soloist

TAPPS ORCHESTRA RESULTS The All Saints High School Orchestra competed Monday at the TAPPS State Solo and Ensemble competition. Congratulations to our talented group of musicians:

Superior Rating: Ella Aycock (9), Mia Garza (9), Hayley Latta (11) and Avery Wisniewski (9)

Excellent Rating: Harrison Hensley (9), Reagan Hunter (9), Reese Rogers (9) and Tyler Latta (12) All Saints Episcopal Middle School & Monday, April 8 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. Art Studios & Room 601 $16 cost includes beef and/or chicken taco lunch, drink, dessert and t-shirt to tie dye Students will eat outdoors if weather permits

10 Orders for lunch and t-shirt due to Mrs. Montoya by March 21 JUNIOR & SENIOR PROM 2019 - TICKETS ON SALE NOW Prom is next Friday, April 5 @ the Texas Tech Club. The deadline to purchase tickets is this Friday, March 29. The tickets are $50 per person and may be purchased from Ms. Deeds in the Administrative Office. If paying with check, please make checks payable to All Saints and in the memo put “Prom Tickets”. Mrs. Headricks needs to turn in a headcount to the Tech Club on Friday after lunch! If you have any questions regarding Prom 2019, please contact Suzan Headrick @ (806) 252-6117.

Save the Date ...

& Fitness Showtime Thursday, April 25 @ 2:15pm in Jones Gym

More Information to Follow ... Let’s Have Some Fun!

HOMELESS OUTREACH PROGRAMS St. Benedict’s is a homeless outreach program in the South Plains. Everyday it offers a hot meal to the homeless and food insecure population of the South Plains. They also offer a place to shower and wash clothing. Last year during Lent, All Saints was able to create 123 hygiene bags to give to St. Benedict’s. Each grade donated items and then we put them all together. NJHS will again be gathering items throughout the school for our Lenten and Easter project to support St. Benedict’s. We will be collecting items from March 25-April 18. Please consider donating the following items. PLC- chapstick 1st and 2nd-Gum 3rd and 4th- Toothbrushes and toothpaste 5th and 6th-Small packs of wipes 7th and 8th-Adult socks for men and women Thank you for support and consideration of those in need during this season of reflection.

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2019 Summer Developmental Camps www.brashearbasketball.com

Brashear Basketball Summer Developmental Camps are a fun, positive, high-energy experience that develops basic basketball fundamentals for both boys and girls. Our goal is that each child improves during the camp and leaves with a knowledge of not only basic basketball skills, but the desire and an understanding of how to continue to improve on their own.

The camps focus on the basic basketball fundamentals: footwork/agility, ball-handling, dribbling, passing/catching and shooting. Every day each young player will be introduced to new individual and group drills encompassing the five target areas. The drills will be progressively taught and reviewed each day, and the skills will be incorporated into a variety of games and competitions. The developmental camps will focus on positive improvement each day for each child in a fun, energetic and competitive environment.

All camps are taught and coordinated by Robert Brashear, a Lubbock native who played collegiately at the Air Force Academy and Texas Tech, he then coached nine years at Texas Tech. While coaching at Tech he was a part of three Southwest Conference Championships, tutored two conference players of the year, 13 All-Conference players (SWC & Big 12), 5 NBA players (one lottery pick) and numerous others who played professionally. Additionally four other players have gone on to currently coach in the NBA. Many other players and managers have gone on to coach at the high school, college and professional level. Robert served as the director for the Texas Tech Summer Basketball Camps for nine years. He is currently the Athletic Director and Boys Basketball Coach at All Saints High School in Lubbock. Brashear Basketball offers the premier skill development, shooting instruction and offensive efficiency training clinics and camps for girls and boys in the West Texas area.

The staff at Brashear Basketball is comprised of several current and former high school and college players and coaches that share a commitment to young people and understand the philosophy that the development of strong fundamental skills at an early age combined with a high-energy positive work ethic equates to future success.

2019 Summer Developmental Camps

Little Hoopers Camp 1 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 Little Hoopers Camp 2 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 Young Hoopers Camp 1 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 Young Hoopers Camp 2 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 Middle School Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 Elem. Shooting Camp Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 M S Shooting Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 Offensive Efficiency Grades 6-12 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00

Camps are open to boys and girls, and camp sizes will be limited to ensure quality.

Facilities: All Camps will be held in the All Saints High School School Gymnasium, 3222 – 103rd Street in Lubbock

All campers will receive a T-Shirt, Stuff Sack, Camp Water Bottle and Brashear Basketball Individual Practice Tracker

Check-in: Campers should arrive for check-in 15 minutes prior to the start of camp on the first day.

For additional information: Call 806-789-0907 or email: [email protected]

2019 Summer Developmental Camps

Camp Registration

Name ______Grade (Fall 2019) ______Birth Date: ___/___/______Address ______City/St. ______Zip:______Phone: ______Email: ______Emergency Contact: ______Phone: ______

Camp Attending

□ Little Hoopers Camp 1 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Little Hoopers Camp 2 Grades K-2 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 1 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 9:00 am - Noon $120.00 □ Young Hoopers Camp 2 Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 9:00 am – Noon $120.00 □ Middle School Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 3 - 6 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ Elem. Shooting Camp Grades 3-5 (Fall 2019) M – Th June 10 - 13 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ M S Shooting Camp Grades 6-8 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 8 – 11 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00 □ Offensive Efficiency Grades 6-12 (Fall 2019) M – Th July 15 - 18 1:30 pm – 5:00 pm $145.00

Youth T-Shirt Size: S M L Adult T-Shirt Size S M L XL XXL Parental Consent and Assumption of Risk Agreement

I, the undersigned parent/legal guardian of ______, authorize said child’s participation in Brashear Basketball. It is my understanding that participation in the activities that make up Brashear Basketball is not without some inherent risk of injury. As such, in consideration of my child’s participation in Brashear Basketball, I hereby release, waive, discharge and covenant not to sue Brashear Basketball or All Saints Episcopal School, their officers, servants, agents or employees from any and all liability, claims, demands or injury, including death, that may be sustained by my child, whether caused by negligence of the releases, or otherwise while participating in activity, or when in, on, or upon the premises where the activity is being conducted.

I also agree to follow all instructions and procedures in order to maintain a maximum level of safety. I also understand that a medical insurance policy carried by Brashear Basketball, if any, will provide only minimum coverage, and that I should make sure my child is covered in the event of a serious accident.

I also give my permission for any emergency medical care or treatment by a physician, surgeon, hospital or medical care facility that may be required and accept responsibility for the cost.

I also give permission for any picture of said child to be used for promotional purposes including, but not limited to printed material, web, video and any media coverage.

______Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Return completed application and payment to: Brashear Basketball • 4102 – 68th Street • Lubbock, TX 79413

Deadline for registration is one week prior to the beginning of the specific camp.

For additional information: Call 806-789-0907 or email: [email protected]