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HFCS Girls Lacrosse Takes On Albany And Schenectady At Home

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by Steve Bradley
On Monday, May 6, the Lady Panther lacrosse team hosted the Schenectady Patriots. The Ladies struggled throughout the contest to keep pace with the Patriots, ultimately losing 21-6. Sophomore Jordyn Haynes scored three goals for the Panthers with Keri Wilkins adding two. Goalies Madison Greenwood and Kara LaFlamme had a total of five saves for the home team.
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The Final ADAPT Meeting And Final Fundraising Push

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ADAPT – the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Team of HFCS junior parents/guardians hosting the substance free, after-prom activities on May 18-19 – is down to crunch time in its fundraising efforts. All families of juniors are encouraged to help out in any way they can with financial donations, prizes and giveaways, volunteering time and/or chaperoning.
ADAPT needs a lot more hands to make this after-prom celebration a reality. Parents/guardians are encouraged to attend the last meeting. on May 13 at 6:30 pm at the HFCS Elementary School Library or to email ADAPT at hfcs.adapt@gmail.com to do their part in making this a successful evening.

HFCS Award Givers Take Note

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Hoosick Falls Junior/Senior High School will be holding its annual Senior Awards Night for graduating seniors on Thursday, June 20, at 7 pm in the Jr./Sr. High School Auditorium.  If you are interested in giving a new award or if you would like to attend to present your current award, please contact the Counseling Center at 518-686-7321 ext. 1510 by June 5.

Petersburgh Fire Department Cindy Harrison Memorial Scholarship

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Applications are now being accepted for the Petersburgh Fire Department/Cindy Harrison Scholarship from those continuing their education through either college or vocational training. Current or former Berlin graduates who have overcome obstacles and/or struggled through adversity are eligible.
Cindy was a Petersburgh firefighter and officer who, despite battling cancer, continued to be an active member until just before her death. The successful applicant should exemplify the interests and values of Cindy as evidenced by a caring nature, active involvement in the community and concern for others.  Applications are available at the Berlin High School Guidance Office and must be submitted by May 15.

HFCS Softball Roundup

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by Steve Bradley
The Panthers softball team faced three opponents this week. Last Thursday, the Ladies faced Schuylerville at home. On Monday the team traveled to Hoosic Valley, and on Wednesday Greenwich paid a visit to HFCS.
In the Schuylerville game, the Panthers never got their footing. The Schuylerville Black Horses raced past the Ladies to a 12-1 win. Frankie Pearson had 2 hits for the Panthers.
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