School News 4/9/25

April 9, 2025April 9, 2025
by Jennifer Schaller

But that is not the way it is to be among you. Instead, whoever wants to be great among you will be your servant, and whoever wants to be first among you will be a slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many. – Mark 10:43-45

Week 4	Lunch/Supper
Wednesday	Cajun Pasta w/Shrimp or Chicken/Big Mac Casserole
Thursday	Chicken Patties/Personal Pan Pizza
Friday	Soup & Sandwich/Leftovers
Link to Google Classroom YouTube Channel What’s Happening at Immanuel Blog

Lent church services at Messiah are held Wednesdays at 1:00pm and 6:30pm. Vans for students will leave from behind the gym at 6:00pm.

Report on “Early Bird” Meet @ Eleva-Strum

God gave us nice seasonable weather for our first meet in Eleva-Strum – against 10 teams, our girls finished 5th and our boys 4th. Top finishers were Audrey Arndt (1st place 100M & 200M, 2nd in long jump),Grace Leduc (3rd in 400M & 800M), Maggie Seibel (3rd in 1600M), Jesse Cornish (1st in 100M & triple jump), Tyler Gallaher (2nd in 200M), Tanner Havemeier (2nd in triple jump), Michael Lang (3rd in 400M), and Logan Thompson (3rd in 3200M).

Both our boys relay teams placed well: the 4×800 team finished 2nd (William Sydow, Josh Pfeiffer, Dulton Eberhardt, & Logan) and the 4×100 team finished third with a new school record (Tyler, Tanner, Ian Levandoski, & Jesse).

New personal records (PRs) were set by Alex & Becky Noeldner (100 hurdles), Thomas Carstensen (400M & high jump), Jesse Cornish (triple jump – also a new school record), Alek Daub (shot put), Tyler Gallaher (200M), Tanner Havemeier (triple jump), and William Sydow (800M). Complete results are available online at https://crm.pttiming.com/uploads/projects/2323/2660f921ae311a0b782c539eb71c1794.htm.

We now have one day to rest up before our next meet at Alma Center Lincoln HS on Thursday.

Lancer Softball: Even though the Lancers collected nine hits to Alma-Pepin’s eight, they still fell 11-5 on Tuesday. Gabi Radichel, Rachel Kazemba, and Cheyenne Wales each collected two hits.
The Lancers were the first to get on the board in the first when Radichel singled, scoring one run.
Alma-Pepin made the score 3-1 in the bottom of the first after an error scored two runs, and a dropped third strike scored one run.
Alma-Pepin added to their early lead in the bottom of the second inning after B Bellerive scored after tagging up, and Alma-Pepin scored on a passed ball, each scoring one run.
An error extended the Alma-Pepin lead to 7-4 in the bottom of the third inning.
Kazemba took the loss for Immanuel. The starting pitcher went four innings, surrendering 10 runs (three earned) on five hits, striking out one.
Radichel, Kazemba, and Wales each drove in one run.
The Lancers welcome Regis on Thursday at Gelein Field for their next game. Lancer Baseball won at Alma today 7-4. Derek Wales got the win on the mound giving up 1 run in 3 innings of work. Liam Bauer went 2×3 with a double and a run scored. Daniel Kloke was 1×3 with a double, an RBI and a run scored. Sawyer Sydow was 1×4 with a double and an RBI.
Their record is now 2-0 (2-0 conf.) They next play Regis on Thursday at the Mt. Simon north field.

Results from WSMA Solo and Ensemble last Saturday
Congratulations! You represented our school so very well.

Scores: 1 is top score in Class C Music
1* is top score in Class A Music and events go to State

Abigail Pfeiffer – Violin Solo Class C – 1
Emma Larson – Flute Solo Class A – 1*
Natalie Gurgel – Flute Solo Class A – 1*
Eli Kelly – Vocal Solo – 1*
Katy Rosendahl and Emma Larson – Flute Duet – 1*
Ellie Daub and Katy Rosendahl – Vocal Duet – 1*
Eli Kelly, Micahel Lang, Zander Johnson, Katy Rosendahl, Carmen Schaller, Ellie Daub – Vocal Ensemble – 1*
Cheyenne Wales, Natalie Gurgel, Kenzie Koenig, Leah Thompson, Katy Rosdendahl, Emma Larson, Yasmin Kloke, – Flute Choir – 1*

Robotics had another successful competition last weekend. After the Qualification rounds we were ranked 21st out of 47 teams. The team and robot performed well. We had one major repair after our first match, but the team rose to the challenge and we were able to repair it in time for our next match. Because of how the robot performed we had several of the top ranked teams looking to select us to join them for the finals. We ended up being selected by Alliance 7 for the final double elimination tournament. Unfortunately we lost our first 2 matches in the tournament. We are excited to see what the future brings for the team in the years to come!