9/11 Announcements

From: "Mountain Ridge Marquee" <webmaster@dvusd.org>
Subject: 9/11 Announcements
Date: September 11th 2023

RIDGE CROSS COUNTRY: The Mountain Ridge Boys and Girls Cross Country Teams competed at the Happy Valley Invite this past Saturday. The Boys Varsity Team finished 2nd led by Luke Innarelli, Adrian Rodriguez and Collin Foley. The Boys JV Team also finished 2nd led by Kallen McCracken, Sean Barendt, Jack Smith and Robby Haynes. The Girls Varsity Team finished 4th led by Jessica Jacobsen, Delaney Patterson and Sydney McCracken. The Cross Country Teams will head to California this week to compete in the largest meet in the country, the Woodbridge Classic.

CONGRATULATIONS GIRLS GOLF:  The Ridge Girls Golf team got a big win versus O'Connor and Liberty led by freshmen Peyton Decosta, Tanvi Nagabandi, and junior Alaina Hinsch, Fellow juniors Ava Bautista and Luca Mather helped seal the win.  This is the 1st time in over 6 years that the girls have beaten Boulder Creek, Liberty, and OC. Their hard work is paying off!

Special thanks to STUGO for coming out and cheering the girls to victory!
 

Girls Golf Update:  The girls played in the Prescott Invitational and placed 5th out of 10 treams. It is their best finish in 10 years! Freshman Peyton DeCosta lead the way shooting a personal best high scshool round +1, 73 to take 3rd! Alaina Hinsch and Ava Bautista also had personal best rounds for the Mountain Lions! Luca Mather and Sohpia Symchak posted solid rounds to help seal 5th! Go Ridge!

FAMILY ATHLETIC PASSES: Parents and families can purchase a punch card to get into games 20 punches for $65.00. The family punch card can be purchase at the bookstore and is for parents and family members only and can not be used by Ridge students to get into games.

TICKETS for home athletic events can only be purchased online, tickets will not be sold at the door. To purchase your tickets go to www.mrhsathletics.com and click on the ticket link.

TSW PLASTIC FILM COLLECTION: The TSW Program and the Trex Co. are excited to announce our 3rd year of competition with other high schools all over the United States.  We are collecting clean tearable plastic some examples are: Grocery bags, Plastic envelopes, Ziploc bags, Water bottle case covers, Dry cleaning bags, Bubble wrap, Ice bags. Last year we placed 2nd with over 7,000  lbs of film.  Our goal this year is 10,000 lbs, so bring in your unwanted plastic, help us reach 1st place and clean up our environment at the same time. Drop off for plastic/film is in the administration building in the  designated white Trex bin by the attendance window