The Lady Titans host Lakeview Fort Olgethorpe (LFO) at 6:00 on Tuesday, February 19th

Parents, Players, and Supporters:

Thanks to everyone who came out to support the Lady Titans on Saturday night. It was a special evening for the Lady Titans and we were glad to share it with you. Great to see so many Men's Titan parents in the stands supporting us and letting the officials know what type of job they were doing.

I wanted to invite everyone out on Tuesday.  Its winter break so please pass the word on to anyone you know.

The Lady Titans host Lakeview Fort Olgethorpe (LFO) at 6:00 on Tuesday, February 19th (tomorrow).

We would love to pack our side of the gym. It is now a one game elimination tournament. Our goal is to win one at a time and 5 in a row. I have attached brackets. They can be found at ghsa.net. Feel free to forward this email to friends, family and anyone in the Titan Community.
 Thanks and Go Titans! Coach Donnie Byrom

LADY TITANS REGION CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES

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Lady Titans play at East Jackson at 7:00 on Saturday, Feb. 16 for the Region Championship vs. Elbert

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Congratulations to the Titan Tide for their performance at the State Meet.

Congratulations to the Titan Tide for their performance at the State Meet. 

The girls placed 16th and the boys placed 15th in the 1-5A competition. 

Among 3A schools, the girls placed 5th and the boys placed 4th in the state. Anna Rose Moore placed 11th in the 200 Free and 9th in the 500 Free. Garrett Devaney placed 11th in the 100 Fly (new school record) and 6th in the 500 Free (new school record). Preston Devaney placed 15^th in the 200 Free (new school record) and 15th in the 100 Fly. Dylan Kalessa placed 16^th in the 200 Individual Medley.  

The relay team of Mae McWhorter, Emma Lowring, Caroline Allen, and Anna Rose Moore placed 5th in the 200 Free Relay (new school record). The 200 Medley Relay of Garrett Devaney, Dylan Kalessa, Preston Devaney, and Kyle Hutto placed 13^th.  The 400 Free Relay of Garrett Devaney, Troy Zhao, Tiaan Human, and Preston Devaney placed 14^th (new school record).
Additionally, Mae McWhorter set a new school record in the 50 Free.

Click the link below for full results.

Additionally, Mae McWhorter set a new school record in the 50 Free.

Click the link below for full results.http://www.atlantaswimming.com/liveresults/5a/index.htm

 

Scott Burrell, Ed.S.

Athletic Director
7th Grade Math Teacher

Malcom Bridge Middle
NOHS Head Swimming & Diving Coach

Titan Corporate Sponsors News & Upcoming Events:

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Open Road Services

FREE Georgia Teens Ride With PRIDE Course-

Hosted by Open Road Services and the Athens/Clarke County Sheriff's Office

Thursday, February 21, 2013, 6-8pm

Athens Career Academy,  

440 Dearing Extension Building #1, Athens, GA 30606

Register by Calling 

770.725.2511 or online at www.georgiaopenroad.com 

Georgia Teens Ride With P.R.I.D.E.

(Parents Reducing Injuries and Driver Error) is a FREE, National Award- Winning two-hour course designed to help parents and their new (or soon to be) teen drivers, ages 14-16, learn what they need to do during the 40 hours of supervised practice driving time required by Georgia law. This is not a hands-on, mechanical "how-to" course, but a class that addresses driving attitude and behavior of teenagers. 

This course will:

        -help parents become more aware of their own driving behaviors

        -teach parents how to help their teenagers become safe drivers 

        -alter attitudes and driving behaviors of novice teenage drivers

Parents and teens must register and attend together.

All participants will receive a $50 discount coupon for upcoming driver's education courses! 

Titan Basketball "Teacher Appreciation Night"

Last night I had the privilege of participating in the North Oconee Basketball Teacher Appreciation Night.  

Athletes had identified a teacher that was meaningful to them and presented them with the certificate where they had written something to the teacher describing how they had inspired them.  Each teacher was called one-by-one and while the certificates were read, the teachers ran through a ‘tunnel’ of athletes and supporters while all fans cheered them on.  The smiles on their faces were so fun to watch!  What an impressive group of teachers and athletes.  The teachers covered topics from dance, english, math to physics – quite a diverse set of teachers and all had inspired these athletes.

I was impressed hearing the comments with how thoughtful and inspiring they were.  Each athlete really honored their teacher and it was evident to all. 

I am a strong believer in the contribution that athletics make to our students.  The life lessons any athlete learns better equips them to handle life’s challenges, and often helps our students become more engaged in their academic programs.  Congratulations to the athletes and the teachers at North Oconee High School.

Proud Titan Parent

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