Highland Park vs. Rockwall Highland Park vs. Timberview Highland Park vs. Lovejoy Highland Park vs. Poteet Highland Park vs. Royse City August 26, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium September 9, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium September 16, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium October 14, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium October 28, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium Bi-District Playoff Highland Park vs. Texarkana Texas High Saturday, November 18, 2017 2:00 p.m The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas Division I Region II 5-A Area Playoff Highland Park vs. McKinney North Friday, November 24, 2017 12:00 p.m AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas 5-A Division I Region II Semifinals Playoff Highland Park vs. Mansfield Lake Ridge Friday, November 25, 2016 1:00 p.m The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas 5-A Division I Region II State Quarterfinals Highland Park vs. Mansfield Legacy Friday, December 2, 2016 5:30 p.m AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas 5-A Division I Region II State Semifinals Highland Park vs. Denton Ryan Saturday, December 10, 2016 1:30 p.m. AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas 5-A Division I Region II State Championship Highland Park vs. Temple Saturday, December 17, 2016 12:00 p.m. AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas 4A Region 2 Quarterfinals Highland Park vs. Wylie Friday, December 6, 2013 7:30 p.m. Eagle Stadium, Allen, Texas PROUD TO SUPPORT HIGHLAND PARK SCOTS Because Victories Demand A Game Plan. Here’s to all those who know that winning requires the proper training and planning. We want to celebrate the competitive winner in you. Let’s achieve all of your goals, together. Bob White | 214.987.8882 [email protected] | www.bankoftexas.com © 2017 Bank of Texas, a division of BOKF, NA. Member FDIC. From our team to your team... GO SCOTS! Welcome, Scots! Highland Park Football Fans, Welcome to tonight’s game! We are excited that you’re here to support the Scots! There isn’t any better entertainment in the State of Texas on Friday nights than high school football! Both teams come into tonight’s game having worked extremely hard since last January to prepare for this moment. Countless hours spent in off-season, the weight room, summer conditioning programs and 7-on-7 competitions have brought the Scots to this point. Participation in high school football requires a special individual due to its extremely competitive and physical nature. We hope you recognize the sacrifi ce these young men make for their teams, schools and communities. We also ask that you recognize our outstanding, award-winning Highlander Band, Color Guard, Bagpipe Corps, Cheerleaders, Scotsmen, and Highland Belles. These young men and women do a great job of representing High- land Park. Other student groups and a large percentage of our student body are in attendance tonight supporting all those who wear the Blue and Gold. We very much appreciate their support and spirit! We are fortunate to have tremendous leadership from Dr. Tom Trigg and the HPISD administration. At HPHS, Walter Kelly and his staff create a leadership environment both in and out of the classroom that is second to none. Our faculty is a dedicated group, demanding academic excellence while being very supportive of our students in their many activities. Highland Park is a special place due to our outstanding administration and faculty! All extra-curricular and co-curricular activities teach life lessons. Students can pursue their talents, learn to work together as a team and develop leadership skills which will benefi t them the rest of their lives. As educators and coaches, we stress character, integrity, sportsmanship, perseverance and teach valuable life skills which students will use long after their high school days. Again, thanks for coming to tonight’s game. We appreciate your support. Remember, Everyday is a Great Day to be a Scot and Scot Fight Never Dies! Game Day Reminders: 1) Wear Blue & Gold to the Game. 2) Come Early, Be Loud the Entire Game, Stay Late! 3) Greet the players when they come out of the indoor activity center for the Highlander March! 4) Yell with cheerleaders, Dance with the Belles and Clap to the beat of the band! 5) After the Game, Congratulate the Players! 6) Most of all, HAVE FUN! Johnny Ringo Athletic Director Highland Park Scots EXPECT<RESULTS Front row, from left: Jasmyne Rodriguez, AcDec; Annalea Pedigo, Cheerleading; Sofi a Lara, Girls Swimming; Cammie Dunn, Field Hockey; Madison McBride, Tennis; Frances Ann Matise, Girls Soccer; Sally Smith, Sparkling Scots; Cassidy Yancey, Girls Basketball; Anna Chung, Community Service Council; Tyler Mead, Chess Club; Zak Folts, Powerlifting. Second row: Leonard Fox, Special Olympics; Jillian Ellis, Highland Belles; Proudly serving the Cailin Jordan, Lads & Lassies; Nicholas Roostai, Men's Soccer; Park Cities since 2007. Warren Lee, Lee Insurance Services; Ryan Rapuzzi, Ultimate Frisbee; Johnny Ringo, Athletic Director; Colby Green, Men's Track; Charlie Philbin, Men's Cross Country and Orchestra; Ryan Perry, Boys Gymnastics; GO SCOTS! Sydney McDuffi e, Drum Major; Julie Herrick, Bagpiper. Warren Lee, Class of 1999 Third row: Scottie Wells, Volleyball; Amanda Reenan, Softball; www.lee-ins.com Becket Holmgren, HP Bass Team; Felix Van Cauwelaert, Boys Swimming; Holland Wiles, Girls Cross Country; Kristin Cowie, Girls Track; [email protected] KK Callaghan, Girls Lacrosse; Lexi Epstein, Girls Gymnastics; 972-367-4850 Molly Scheffl er, Girls Golf; Wills Rutherford, Robotics. Back row: Anthony Wang, Crew; Sydney Scifres, Colorguard; Caleb Kimzey, Wrestling; Commercial Insurance Mason Hoodis, Men's Golf; Nic James, Ice Hockey; Cole Bohner, HP 104; Personal Insurance Chase Ferguson, Scotsman; Scully Jenevein, Student Council; Employee Benefi ts Alex Staffaroni, Men's Basketball; Cade Saustad, Boys Lacrosse; Retirement Plans Paxton Alexander, Football; Jack Kemendo, Baseball; Bryn Klingaman, 60th JSB; Michael Cochran, Drum Line. A P P L E S T O Z I N N I A S B A C H E N D O R F ’ S B A G ‘ N B A G G A G E B E N E F I T C O S M E T I C S B E T T Y R E I T E R B I B B E N T U C K E R S T H E B I Z C A L Y P S O S T . B A R T H C A R L A M A R T I N E N G O B O U T I Q U E C A S T L E G A P J E W E L R Y C O R N E R B A K E R Y C A F É D O U B L E R E L A I N E T U R N E R H I L L S T O N E J . M C L A U G H L I N STYLE J O S . A . B A N K K E N D R A S C O T T K I D B I Z L U C K Y D O G B A R K E R Y M A L M A L O U F M A T T H E W T R E N T M E L C R E W S N A R D O S N E K T E R J U I C E B A R N E W B A L A N C E D F W O C C H I A L I M O D E R N O P T I C S O R V I S P A R K P L A Z A S A L O N P O C K E T S M E N S W E A R R + D K I T C H E N S O C I E T Y S P R I N K L E S C U P C A K E S S P R I N K L E S I C E C R E A M S W O O Z I E ’ S T A C O D I N E R T O M T H U M B T O O T S I E S T R U E F O O D K I T C H E N Y L A N G 2 3 DEFINING DRESS, SHOES AND EARRINGS TOOTSIES RING AND BRACELET YLANG 23 PHOTOGRAPHY CINDY JAMES PRESTON ROAD AT NORTHWEST HIGHWAY ThePlazaAtPrestonCenter.com SCOTS IN REVIEW Highland Park Reclaims UIL Lone Star Cup as Several Teams Win 2016-17 State Championships Highland Park finished first in Class 5A team of Logan Lett and Katherine Petty in 2016-17 to win its 10th UIL Lone Star reached the finals. Cup, the most wins in the history of the 2016-17 Lone Star Cup Standings Boys golf won the state title and girls competition. The Scots were led by their golf came in 12th in state. five state championships in team tennis, 1. Highland Park 106 points The boys basketball team (21-10) made it football, girls soccer, boys golf and boys 2. Grapevine 84 points to the sweet 16 and the girls basketball swimming and diving. The Scots were also 2. Frisco Wakeland 84 points team (23-9) was an area finalist. academic state champions in math, science 4. Aledo 78 points The volleyball team was an area finalist and number sense.