by Steve Bradley
Panthers 3 Schuylerville 8
The Panther baseball team hosted the Schuylerville Black Horses Monday on a perfect spring day. Both teams came into the game undefeated, only Schuylerville left the field that way.
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HFCS Softball: Two Out Of Three Ain’t Bad
by Steve Bradley
Hoosick Falls 3 Schuylerville 1
On a perfect day for being outside, the Panther Ladies softball team played the Schuylerville Black Horses on Monday on the HFCS diamond. Hoosick Falls put one run in the books in each of the first three innings, and that was all they needed to take a 3 – 1 victory. Both teams had five hits.
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Girls Lacrosse Gets Its First Win; Boys Win Again
by Steve Bradley
With outside practice hard to come by, the HFCS girls lacrosse team has struggled in the early season. After suffering through some one-sided losses, the team was looking to get its first W in the books.
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HFCS Budget Keeps Tax Levy Under the Cap
by Alex Brooks
At its meeting on Thursday, April 10, the Hoosick Falls School Board unanimously adopted a $22,487,085 budget for the next school year that maintains existing academic programs and co-curricular opportunities for students. The community will vote on the budget proposal on Tuesday, May 20.
HFCS Softball Wins 11 – 2, Off To 2 – 0 Start
by Steve Bradley
Last Thursday, in their first home game, the Lady Panthers played Cambridge on the HFCS diamond in an off and on rain. HF scored two runs in the bottom of the first on a sharp grounder off the bat of Chelsea Stevens. Cambridge came right back to score two runs of their own in the top of the second. The Panthers’ offense exploded in the third, scoring nine runs on losing Cambridge pitcher Amanda Brand. By the end of the third, the Panthers held a 11 – 2 advantage. That score held to the end of the game.
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Panther Baseball Opens With A Win
by Steve Bradley
After two weeks of Coach Mike Lilac rescheduling games because of weather and unusable field conditions at HFCS, the baseball team finally got to go outside and play a real game. The fact that it was raining was ignored; the boys were playing a baseball game.
HFCS Boys Lacrosse Gets First Ever Win
by Steve Bradley
The HFCS boys lacrosse team earned its first ever win last Thursday when they dominated the Voorheesville Blackbirds 16 – 0. The Panthers controlled the game from beginning to end, scoring almost at will and keeping the Blackbirds on their heels.
Gasland Part II At HFCS
In celebration of Earth Day 2014, the Hoosick Falls High School Earth Club is sponsoring a community viewing of the award winning documentary Gasland Part II on Tuesday, April 22, at 6:30 pm in the High School Auditorium. Admission is free, and the community is invited to attend.
Gasland Part II, which premiered at the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival, takes a broader look at the dangers of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, the controversial method of extracting natural gas and oil, now occurring on a global level in 32 countries worldwide. Fracking is one of the most important environmental issues facing our nation today.
Hoosick Falls High School is located at 21187 New York 22, Hoosick. For more information, please contact Deborah Mabey at 518-686-7321 x 2221.
HFCS Bowling Team Banquet
Parent Night For Incoming Kindergartners
On Thursday, April 24, Hoosick Falls Central School will be sponsoring its annual Parent Night for Incoming Kindergartners from 6 to 7:15 pm. The introduction will begin promptly at 6 pm in the Elementary School Cafeteria.
The night gives parents/guardians of incoming kindergartners the opportunity to meet the Superintendent, School Board President, Principal, Kindergarten Teachers, School Nurse, Transportation Supervisor and Cafeteria Supervisor. They will also be able to tour the school, see the kindergarten classrooms and ask any questions pertaining to the District, school and/or classroom.
This night is designed solely for the parents/guardians. We are asking that children do not attend as they will have the opportunity to meet the teachers and see the school during screening in June. This will give all parties the opportunity to ask questions and have discussions with the staff concerning their children in the given time.