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TE Morning News - October 10, 2019 
  • The Walk-A-Thon is making great progress!  We have now raised over $7200!  Did you know that the grade that raises the most money during the Walk-A-Thon earns an ice cream social? Right now 6th  grade is in the lead but 7th grade and 8th grade aren't far behind.  Keep up the great work! Congratulations to all our winners!  You can pick up your prizes in the office.  Our next drawing will be this next Tuesday morning for three $30 Ben & Jerry's gift cards and will include all students that have raised at least $30 or more in donations.  Not registered yet? Be sure to register at our school's fundraiser website for your chance to win and to support our school!
  • Attention 6th graders...6th grade intramural basketball is beginning soon.  If you are interested, please pick up a registration packet in the main gym and return to Mrs. Hall or Mr. S by Friday, October 11th.  Registration is only open to the first 32 students.  The first session is October 16th.  

  • The girls soccer team hosted rivals Ellington on Tuesday afternoon in a physical match up. The Cougars were disciplined between the lines and battled to get on the score sheet early in the first half. Julia Jaworski, Mikayla Evans, Leighana Ferrabelo, and Cassie Polansky all had outstanding performances throughout the game. The Cougars were able to pull away with only a few minutes left in the first half as Emerson Iacovelli assisted Arden Sansom to put the Cougars ahead. Throughout the second half, the Cougars displayed their dominance putting another three on the board before the final whistle. Katelyn Roux scored an incredible solo goal as she swerved the ball into the top corner from outside the box. Sam Grodovich assisted Emerson Iacovelli mid-way through the second half, and Arden Sansom put the icing on the cake tallying another late goal securing the Cougar victory. Throughout the match, the Cougar defense locked down any threats of an Ellington attack and played confident between the lines. Haley Butler kept the Cougars composed and was able to maintain the clean sheet with 8 saves on the day. The Cougars host their last home game of the season vs. Illing this afternoon. Come out and support the team.   

  • The TE boys soccer team took on the Wildcats of Ellington last night coming from behind to earn three points with a 3-2 victory. The Cougars allowed two first half goals for the first time all season, But they roared back in the second half to earn the win. Drew Monteserin found the back of the net early in the second half. Then it was Taylor Legault's turn after a nice passage of play along the right side of the field. Alex Ezedine started the move, Naol Tirfessa played a cheeky pass to Monteserin who crossed it into the box where Legault hammered it home sweetly. The third and final goal was Ezedine's by himself. He found himself in the box and slotted the ball past the keeper. The Cougars next game is on Thursday at Illing Middle School in Manchester.

  • Attention all skiers and snowboarders: are you interested in joining the TEMS Ski and Snowboard Club trips to Mount Southington this winter?  If so, please see Mrs. Baker in room 362 or register online at the South Windsor Recreation Department.  There are only a few spots left!

  • The field hockey team came away with a 1-0 loss to a very strong Granby team.  TE dominated the second half and out shot Granby 15-7 but could find the back of the net.  Angelina Bellizzi had 6 saves in the net while Avery Vensus, Kaitlin Bullock, Katie Dunn, and Abby Bergstrom played well defensively.  Avery Yelle, Gabby Ryan, Brenda Do, and Rachel Turer were offensive standouts.  Hanna Edstrom,  Jordyn Boland, and Isabelle Goodrich controlled the midfield.  The field hockey game for today has been canceled. We will have practice until 4:00 pm.
  • The Outdoor Education Club has three fall trips coming up.  Our first trip is on October 15th to the Foster Farm corn maze, which includes two mazes, a hay ride, and pizza all for $7!  October 23rd we will do a hike on Case Mountain in Manchester, and on November 6th we'll hike at Valley Falls Park in Vernon.  To get a form, stop by the main office, or see Mr. Wilkinson in room 112 or room 258, or see Ms. Nelson in room 251. We welcome all people (new and returning) and who knows… you might get a free outdoor ed. t-shirt if you are the first to sign up!

  • Today for lunch in the Create line you can have Chicken Parmesan, in the Grill line you can have  Meatball Grinder and in the So Deli line you can also have your choice of deli sandwiches. Have a good day and do your best to strive for five!
Posted by dmatchett On 10 October, 2019 at 9:20 AM  

 
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