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SCH(00 OL and SPORTS
I Official Publication for the Norwalk Colnmunity School District
Page Eight
BOYS
CONFERENCE
TENNIS MEET
The Norwalk Boys Ten-
nis team finished 2nd at
Pella. Pella was 1st,
Norwalk 2nd, Grinnell
3rd, Knoxville 4th, New-
ton 5th and Oskaloosa 6th.
In Flight I Doubles Aus-
tin LaVelle and Grant
Wright were crowned with
the lt place victory by
defeating the Pella team 6-
1, 6-2.
In Flight II Doubles
Austin Grant and Jacob
Newman lost to the Pella
team and placed 2nd.
In Flight I Singles David
Duffy placed 3rd overall.
In Flight II SIngles Jck-
son Wright upset the #2
seed from Knoxville and
went on to place 2nd los-
ing to the Pella player.
Norwalk Girls
Tennis
The Norwalk girls ten-
nis team competed in the
Little Hawkeye Confer-
ence meet Tuesday, May
13 in Grinnell.
Sam Roemer and Sarah
Roemer competed in the
No. 1 doubles flight and
won the title with a come-
back win over Newton.
The Roemer sisters were
down 0-5 in the second set
and won seven straight
games to clinch the title, 6"-
3, 7-5 over VandePol/
Ventling of Newton.
Liz Nimmo and Allison
Stanley finished fourth in
the No. 2 flight doubles.
They defeated the Knox-
ville team of Worrall/
Chrisman in the first
round before falling to
Pella in the semifinals.
Taya Downs drew the
No. 2 seed in. the No. 1
flight singles draw and
lost a tough match to Lily
Hamilton of Grinnell in
the first round. Downs lost
her second match to Anna
Jaarsma of Pella to place
7th.
Elly Hofrnaier finished
fifth in No. 2 singles.
Hofmaier defeated
Sammy Thompson of
Knoxville, 7-5, 6-3 to earn
fifth place. Norwalk
placed 5th overall as a
team on the day.
FOOTBALL
CAMP
The Norwalk High
School Football Program
will be offering football
camps for students to leam
the fundameiatals of foot-
ball and to practice the ba-
sic skills of the game. The
kids will be instructed in
the areas of running, pass-
ing, catching, blocking and
kicking. Members of the
Norwalk High School Var-
sity Football staff will be
conducting the camp,
along with cttrrent and
former Warrior players.
Participants will experi-
ence the fun and excite-
ment of the game of foot-
ball!
Students in grades K-
2nd will have Beginner
Warrior Camp Wednes-
day, May 28, 6:15-8 p.m.
and students in grades
3rd-5th will have Little
Warrior Camp Monday,
June 2 and Tuesda June
3, 6:15 p.m.-8 p.m. Begin-
ner Warrior Camp costs
$30 and Little Warrior
Camp costs $40 when you
register before May 15 and
$35 and $45 after May 15.
Walk-ins are welcome. If
you would like to partici-
pate in this camp, contact
Matt Ramthun at Lake-
wood Elementary, 981"-
1850.
S.round the year 1500,
=€,ter Henlein, a locksmith
in Nuremberg, Germany,
began producing portable
timepieces known popu-
lady as Nuremberg eggs.
N/Warren Town and County News
Norwalk School
Raises $2,400 for
Juvefiile Diabetes
The Juvenile Diabetes
Research Foundation's
(JDRF) Walk to Cure Dia-
betes was held Monday,
May 12, at the fairgrounds
in Des Moines. This
fundraiser is held annually
for TID (Type I Diabetes)
research. Each year, over
13,000 children are diag'
nosed in the United States
with TID-formerly known
as juvenile diabetes. This is
equivalent to about 35 chil-
dren diagnosed each and
every day! Diabetes is one
of the most costly chronic
childhood diseases and
something they will never
outgrow. TlI9 causes life-
long dependence on in-
jected or pumped insulin,
multiple blood sample
testing throughout the day
to monitor blood sugar
levels and carries the con-
stant threat of devastating
complications.
In support of JDRF,
Lakewood Elementary
• pitched in to raise money!
Students participated by
having each classroom col-
lect coins the past few
weeks. They displayed
amazing generosity going
above and beyond bring-
ing in allowances and
birthday money to donate
to the cause! Two class-
rooms collected over $300.
Lakewood also had "Hat
Day" where-students paid
$1 to wear a hat for the day.
Teachers and staff made
their donations by paying
money to wear jeans for a
day or two during the
week. All efforts coinbined
raised a total of $2,419.07.
This money was divided
among the three Lake-
wood students with TID
and donated to JDRF.
LIBRARY EVENTS
Sunday, May 25
SUMMER SCHEDULE BEGINS. LIBRARY
CLOSED ON SUNDAYS.
Monday, May 26
LIBRARY CLOSED IN OBSERVANCE OF MEMO-
RIAL DAY.
Wednesday, May 28
4th - 5tlr'Grade Book Club, 2-2:45 p.m. Join us for
book talks, activities and snacks. Bring what you are
currently reading or come to get some ideas for new
reads.
Norwalk Warriors
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Hershey Track Meet
Photos submitted.
HERSHEY TRACK SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Pictured are the Lakewooit Elementary students that received the Sportsmanship
Award at the Hershey Track Meet held Friday, April 25. Left to right: Summer
Pascutti, Jocelyn Bice, Cade Campbell, Kolby Green and Colby West. Photo sub-
mitted.
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