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Blue/White Game & Trophy Night

Tonight was the Blue/White basketball game (and senior night) at our school.  We normally would have this game right after basketball season is over, but things got moved around a little bit and we had to squeeze it in with the Athletic Banquet that just turned in to trophy night.  It was not as nice at it normally is because they had to be meshed together, but it's over and done with now.  I'm not gonna lie, it just didn't seem as special to me as it usually does.  On top of that, Makena didn't get to play at all last night because she missed school yesterday!  She has had a terrible cough most of the week, so I took her to the doctor yesterday morning.  He gave her some meds, and thankfully they seem to be helping, but no basketball for her :(




 
These are the games that the whole school (whoever wants to) get to play in.  So the ages ranged from the varsity team all the way down to Kindergartners.  They were pretty good at helping them out.  The big girls really wanted to get out there and play hard, but were good about getting the ball to the little ones, since they don't have a "season".  Carlie was on the white team, and even though she didn't really want to, she played in her pee wee jersey (#14). 
 

 
 
Oriah and Makena found a spot to sit and watch the game. 

My Dad, handing out the Pee Wee trophies.
 
Makena Faith with her trophy!
I am happy that she was able to be there to receive it herself!
 
Carlie Erin.  I had to make her take this picture!
This is her final year to play Pee Wee! 
 
My Dad and Carl both got very nice ball bags with Coach Harvey and Coach Carl monogrammed on them and I got a pretty infinity scarf.  I had to help my Dad quite a bit between Carl's injury, and the scheduling of games.  It is kind of a headache at times, but it makes the kids so happy that it's all worth it in the end.
 
Happy Friday!!  5 More Weeks of School!!!!
 
Beth
 


 
 
 


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