FALL SPORTS AWARDS CEREMONY Tuesday 11/13/2018 @ 6:30pm Lakota East High School Fall athletes and families, Please join us for our Fall Sports Awards Ceremony. We will meet as a large group in the theater at 6:30pm where we will recap all of our Fall Sports, outline City, District, Regional and State Awards for each
Standout Lakota East Thunderhawks, who signed early commitments to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level, were recognized in special ceremonies at the high school on Wednesday. Below is a complete list of these outstanding student-athletes: Riley Adleta Casey Berglund Jada Bouyer Volleyball Baseball Volleyball Urbana University Anderson University University of Toledo
Any 8th grader interested in trying out for Lakota East Women’s Soccer in the summer of 2019 is invited to participate in winter conditioning sessions. The sessions are held at the high school and conducted by the high school staff. Sessions will start on December 3 and run through February 27 and will be held
Lakota East’s postseason run came to an end in the OHSAA Regional Semi-Finals last Friday night. The Thunderhawks (8-4) third playoff appearance fell short on an unusually cold night at Atrium Stadium in Mason. The Elder Panthers got the best of the Hawks with a 34-6 victory, punching their ticket to the Regional Final against
The Lakota East women’s cross country team capped off an astonishing 2018 cross country campaign by placing 5th at the OHSAA State Championships this past Saturday at National Trail Raceway in Hebron, OH. In a season where they could have easily cashed in their chips after losing teammate Carly Spletzer (sophomore) to a stress fracture,
Nov 16 Boys Junior Varsity Basketball at Wayne High School Wayne High School 6:00 pm | Wayne High School Main Gym @ Wayne High School Nov 16 Boys Freshman Basketball at Wayne High School Wayne High School 7:30 pm | Wayne High School Main Gym @ Wayne High School Nov 17 Coed Varsity Wrestling vs.
Mason High School’s Dwire Field was the site of Division I, Region 4 football upset Friday night. No. 7 seed Lakota East pulled off a 20-17 victory over the second-seeded Comets. It was a matchup of Greater Miami Conference rivals, that didn’t meet during the regular season. The Thunderhawks (8-3) have still never lost a
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2ND AT REGIONAL! On a chilly, windy day in Troy, Ohio this past Saturday, the Lakota East women’s cross country team narrowly missed becoming Regional Champions. They ran an incredible race to place 2nd out of 18 teams, just 4 points behind #1 state-ranked Beavercreek. The top 24 women in the race made the podium,
HAWKS DOWN AVES IN GAME 10 SHOWDOWN! COMETS AND HAWKS BATTLE THIS FRIDAY! In a “must win” situation on another dreary, rain-soaked Friday night, the Lakota East Thunderhawks took care of business defeating Sycamore 42-21 and cementing their place in the 2018 postseason. The Hawks led from the outset putting up 14 first quarter points.
KYRA JOHNSON Kyra is a senior on the Lakota East Cheerleading Team This is Kyra’s second year on the varsity squad. Kyra is called “the team mom” as she is always looking out for everyone’s well being, giving her “motherly advise” and truly just caring about each and every person. Kyra’s hard work and dedication
