Announcements

      

           

              

              

   

 

April 26, 2024

 

Congratulations to the JV soccer team, who picked up their 5th straight shutout Wednesday night in their defeat of the Wilmington Wildcats.  The Coaler defense has not allowed a goal in over 250 minutes of regulation play!  Claire Mohler scored a hat trick in the match, along with 2 goals from Camryn Planeta and Nettie Connor. Keira Bass had both a goal and an assist.  Also tallying assists in the game were Fianna Gregory, Camryn Planeta and Kamryn Hansen. 

Congratulations to the varsity soccer team for its 6 - 0 shutout victory over Reed-Custer last night.  Maddie Gomez scored 2 goals for the Lady Coalers, along with goals from Kylee Kennel, Claire Mohler and Kiley McKim.  Kylee Kennel also contributed with 3 assists in the match, tying a team record. Chloe Pluger had 4 saves and picked up her 8th shutout.  The win improves their overall record to 8-4-2.

 

The Student Council wants to thank all the students who came out Wednesday night for Spirit Night!  After hard-fought battles of Star Game, Tower Building, Hungry Hippos, and Spinny Bat Tic-Tac-Toe, the JUNIORS took the Spirit Stick victory over the seniors in Co-Ed volleyball!  The standings are as follows:

4th Place:  Sophomores (225 points)

3rd Place:  Freshmen (250 points)

2nd Place:  Seniors (400 points)

1st Place:  Juniors (425 points)

If the seniors defeat the staff in basketball tomorrow during CCT, they will take home the Spring Week Spirit Stick and reign as champions for the year after their win in the fall.  

 

 The last coaler softball team picked up a pair of victories last night defrosting lisle in both games of the double header. Maxi Petersen hit two home runs, Jadyn Shaw also went deep, and Darcy Ness hit her first homer of the season. Combes and Rodriguez earned wins on the mound and Makayla Henline pitched her first inning since 8th grade. Overall record is 19 and 6 and they travel to Plainfield  North tonight. 

 

The track team competed in a six team meet at Morris yesterday. Individual meet champions include:

Lana Larsen in the 800 meter run

Maddie Castle in the 300 meter hurdles

Ella Wills in the Triple Jump

Julian Micetich in the 110 meter hurdles

and Evelyn Wills in the High Jump with a state qualifying jump of 5 feet 1 inch.

Maddie Castle found herself in the top ten record board for the 100 meter hurdles. She now holds the #8 spot with a time of 17.39 seconds. Congratulations!

 

 

PROM IS ALMOST HERE! Here are some important reminders for those attending Prom.

1. Photo stations will be available at CCHS from 3:00-4:00 on Saturday.  Enter through the Events Entry.
2. ALL THOSE ATTENDING PROM ARE REQUIRED TO CHECK-IN AT CCHS STARTING AT 4:15 AND RIDE SCHOOL-PROVIDED CHARTER BUSES-NO EXCEPTIONS.
3. ENTRY AND LINE-UP FOR CHECK-IN WILL TAKE PLACE NEAR THE WEIGHT ROOM DOORS.
4. PROM WALK WILL BEGIN AT 4:45 IN THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, AND PROM WALK SPECTATORS CAN ENTER THROUGH THE EVENTS ENTRY STARTING AT 4:30.
5. ATTENDEES ARE NOT REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE IN PROM WALK.
6. PROM WILL RUN FROM 5:30-10:30, AND ATTENDEES WILL THEN RETURN TO CCHS FOR PROMFEST GOODIES, SNACKS, AND PRIZES.
7. ONLY THOSE ATTENDING PROM ARE ELIGIBLE FOR PROMFEST FESTIVITIES.  
8. ANY ATTENDEES FOUND WITH ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES OR FOUND TO BE UNDER THE INFLUENCE WILL BE SUBJECT TO ARREST AND REMOVED FROM THE PREMISES-REFUNDS WILL NOT BE GIVEN.

 

WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO A FABULOUS EVENING-SEE MRS. PETERSON OR MRS. STHAY WITH ANY QUESTIONS!