Weekly Sports Spotlight: Thursday, August 30

August 28, 2012

Although some teams have already played, Thursday, Oct. 30 will be a big day for Spartan Athletics.  Fans are encouraged to attend these events and support the Upper School teams.

Tennis:  Girls Varsity Match vs. Visitation SPA – Randolph Campus, 4 pm

Girls JV Match vs. Visitation Visitation High School

Soccer:  Boys Varsity Game vs. St. Croix Lutheran St. Croix Lutheran HS, 7 pm

                    Boys JV Game vs. St. Croix Lutheran St. Croix Lutheran HS, 5 pm

                    Boys C Game vs. St. Paul Harding St. Paul Harding, 4:15 pm

                    Girls Varsity Game vs. St. Croix Lutheran SPA – Randolph Campus, 4:30 pm

                    Girls JV Game vs. St. Croix Lutheran SPA – Randolph Campus, 4:30 pm

Volleyball:   Varsity Game vs. Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt HS, 6 pm

                        JV Game vs. Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt HS, 4:30 pm

                        C Game vs. Humboldt St. Paul Humboldt HS, 4:30 pm

 

This story was updated on 8/29/12 to remove the Tri Metro run for Boys and Girls Cross Country.  The meet is rescheduled for Friday, August 31.

    

              

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