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Thursday night was a nice night for football in late October but turned out to be a rough night for the WWSSC Blackhawks, as their season came to an end in a 0-44 loss against Winner in a Class 11B State Quarterfinal game played in Winner.

In his post-game recap, Head Coach Michael Schmitz stated, “This was a tough game. This team came in ready to battle, but Winner was just too physical and executed really well. The Blackhawks battled to the very end but were not able to keep the game close. The end of the season is never easy, especially when you have a group of kids like this. It has been my pleasure to work with each and every one of them.”

…Read individual stats and see a picture in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

On Monday, Oct. 28, the SCW Lady Blackhawks traveled to Howard to play a rescheduled game against the Tigers. It was a great way to start the week for the ladies, bringing home an easy three-set win with set scores of 5-25, 22-25 and 21-25. 

On Tuesday, Oct. 29, the Lady Blackhawks had their final regular-season game in Mt. Vernon against the MVP Titans. With Head Coach Darcy Deinert still at the helm, the Titans are a strong team, and they proved that again last Tuesday night handing the SCW ladies a three-set loss with scores of 12-25, 21-25 and 11-25.

SCW ended their regular season with a 17-10 record. They hosted their first round of the Region 3B Tournament in Forestburg on Monday, Nov. 4 against the Flandreau Indian Lady Indians. The outcome of that game would determine if they continued to the second round of play on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Results of the tournament games will be in next week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal.

…Read individual results and see a picture in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

On Halloween, a table in the third-grade room in Woonsocket was covered with what third-grade teacher, Mrs. Jessica Bruce called a “gross out” lesson on adjectives. She had the third, fourth and fifth graders come into her room and put their hands in boxes that were labeled with eery names, such as zombie hand, mummy toes, vomit, werewolf tongue, intestines, boogers, bat ears, monster teeth, maggots, etc. The students were asked to be creative with adjectives to describe what they were feeling in the boxes. It was a very interesting and entertaining way to learn about the use of adjectives.

The next day, Nov. 1, the Woonsocket Elementary teachers organized a number of STEM stations for the PK through sixth graders. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. The students were broken into nine multi-aged groups, and the groups rotated through all nine stations that were all STEM challenges with a Halloween theme. The activities included pumpkin catapults, skeleton bone bridges, pumpkin towers, spider building, witches’ broom flying challenge, spider parachutes, pumpkin match challenge, candy corn stacking and building October objects with Legos. 

…Read on and see pictures in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

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