Congratulations to the Technology Student Association on all of their events this last weekend. Students placed:

On-Demand Video – Brenton Pham, Jesus Rodriguez Oritz, Cameron Schneider and Josh Schrock – 1stplace – Going to Nationals!

Technology Bowl – Josh Schrock, Harajit Rao, and Will Franks – 1stplace – Going to Nationals!

Children’s Stories – Guadalupe Diaz Macias, Brenton Pham, and Jesus Rodriguez Ortiz – 1stplace – Going to Nationals!

Coding – Josh Schrock & Harajit Rao – 3rdPlace

Essays on Technology – Fernanda Mendoza – 5thplace

CAD 3D Engineering – Josh Schrock – 2ndplace – Going to Nationals!

Structural Design & Engineering – Sophia Koshmider & Nataly Esqueda – 1stplace – Going to Nationals!

The Goshen TSA Chapter came in 2ndplace overall for the state. Way to go student engineers!

Drama Club One Acts performances will be on Saturday, May 8 at 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, May 9 at 2:00 p.m. in the GHS auditorium! Tickets will be $5 at the door. Come see short student-directed performances that GHS students have spent a lot of time on!

Order your yearbook now! Last day to buy is this Friday, April 30. The yearbook costs $60 and has YOU in it! Click here to order or send your grown-up the link. www.jostens.com/yearbooks Email

MYA will be selling apparel such as Shirts(short and long sleeves), Hoodies, Hats, and Masks. MYA is a club we have for people to learn about more cultures and their traditions and broaden there understanding about them. We help people embrace other peoples cultures and traditions. All these can be customized to your liking. We will be selling up until Next Friday April 30th during all lunches. You can also ask me for an order form or email me for one. All these profits will be used for MYA expenses for the rest of this year and next year. Feel free to ask me any questions which I am happy to answer!

Contact
RamirR1@students.goshen schools.org or
Gtovar@staff.goshenschools.org

PROM:

https://youtu.be/1yDqwlT78vo – Tune in to GTV this week to find out about a way to find mental health resources just by looking at your ID.  We’ll also show you how Mrs. O’Leary and the Crimsonaires practice the learner profile of being open-minded.  And in entertainment, Logan Harkenrider explores the impact of DMX and Cameron Dick looks at gaming and how it “influences” dance.

SENIORS: The State of Indiana is extending the FAFSA filing deadline beyond the original deadline of April 15, 2021. There is no set end date for the extension. Funding will be on a first-come, first-serve basis, so students are encouraged to file as soon as possible.

Volleyball has started limited contact, times are M/F
6:00am-7:45am. There are information sheets in the weight room and athletic office for those interested in volleyball. There are also Summer League sign up sheets for anyone interested in playing this summer.

Any girl interested in cheerleading should attend a call out meeting on Today, April 27th during the second session of SRT in Whiteman gym. Contact Coach Kristy with any questions. 

Goshen City Council Youth Advisor voting for Thursday, 5/20   

If you are a current junior and interested in politics or government and would like to serve alongside the Goshen City Council, please contact Mr. Weldy via email at jweldy@staff.goshenschools.org about running for the 2021-22 Goshen City Council Youth Advisor position.  Feel free to contact Hazany Palomino with questions, as she is the current representative for GHS or reach out to Josh Scrock, Jake Smith, or Misleny Moreno as they were involved in the 2020/21 election and currently serving in other roles with Goshen city.

TUTORING 
We are adding another night of tutoring after school. In addition to Tuesday and Thursday nights, we will now be offering help on Wednesdays. So now students can get tutoring on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights from 3:45-5:00 in the cafeteria. A snack and transportation home (within the district) will be provided.

Cap and gown delivery is scheduled for Tuesday, May 11th. Jostens will be here for both sessions of SRT, so if a student is assigned one session, they should go to pick up materials at the beginning of the other session. For students who are not assigned, SRTS should go down to the athletic concession area at the following time:
10:00 – all career center students, juniors graduating early, students assigned both sessions
10:10- B Kaufman, Hershberger, C Wohlford/Weaver
10:20- C Dubash, Miller Biddle, Sommers
10:30- Moist, Krabill, Stahly
10:50- Yoder, Hulbert, Zuber
11:00- Potter, Cross, Maust Emery
11:10- Wolf, Mehl, Sapp
*** ROA students can come anytime during SRT. If you are unable to make it during that time, Mrs. Clark will have the leftovers.

It is time for the annual GHS Prom Dress Drive.  The purpose of this drive is to provide free dresses for students who want to go to the prom but may be in financial need.  We have several dresses in various styles and sizes to choose from.  If you are in need of a prom dress or if you wish to donate a gently used dress, please contact Mrs. Hershberger in Room 3260 (rrhershberger@staff.goshenschools.org) or Mrs. Shakley in Room 2255 (tshakley@staff.goshenschools.org).  You may also email or ask one of your teachers to help you get in contact with one of us.

SPORTS:
Spring sports have started and the fan attendance plan is by venue. At track & field at Foreman Field, tennis, golf, JV baseball at the Little League and V/JV softball at Shanklin, there are no capacity limits but all Covid protocols must be followed to attend, including wearing a face covering at all times. For baseball played at Phend Field, we do have to restrict to 4 fans/rostered player.

Any boy interested in playing football next fall should attend a call out meeting today, April 27th during 2nd session of SRT in the main gym. Please bring your laptop and something to write with. We will be gathering information and discussing the spring and summer workouts and competition days.

There are about 20 Boys Goshen Relays tee shirts left that the athletic department will sell to boys and girls track & field team members for our cost of $10. If you would like to buy one, please see Mrs. Schrock or Mr. Miller in the athletic office. If we have any left after this week, we will open up sales to all. They are a beautiful orange long sleeve tee with the competing schools listed on the back.

SPORTS RESULTS:
The RedHawks JV came up just short against Plymouth on Monday night, falling to the Pilgrims 6-4.  Both teams had five basehits.  Goshen’s offense was led by Laish Detwiler and Damian Castillo, who each drove in two runs.  Drew Elliott also doubled and Caelan Miller and Jace Hershberger each added a base hit as well.  The RedHawks stole seven bases, led by Myles McLaughlin who stole three bags and also scored three of the four RedHawk runs.  Pitchers on the mound were Hershberger, Gage Worthman, and Fernando Figueroa who combined for six strikeouts.
The Goshen C-team plays Tuesday night @ Mishawaka Marian, with first pitch slated for 5:30pm.  Goshen JV plays next on Wednesday at 5pm when they visit the Concord Minutemen.

Tyra Marcum drove in 6 runs to help lead the Goshen RedHawks varsity Softball Team past Plymouth 11-1 on Monday. Marcum drove in runs on a triple in the first, a single in the second, and a triple in the third. Olivia Koshmider also added 3 hits while Liz Ramirez had 2 for the RedHawks. Liz earned the win in the circle allowing just 2 hits and striking out 7 batters in her 5 innings of play. Goshen returns to action on Wednesday at home against Concord for a 5:00 game.

The Lady RedHawks defeated Jimtown on every court played. Senior Lucy Kramer won her first set in a tiebreak, then took early control in the second set on her way to her 6th win of the young season at 1 singles. Fellow seniors, Kathryn Detweiler and Joya Drenth are now 7-1 at the top doubles spots.  JV followed varsity’s example, with all 7 players winning both of their matches.

Reece Fisher led the way in all facets for the Goshen RedHawks (7-5, 3-1 in NLC) on Monday night to lead the RedHawks past NLC opponent Plymouth by a score of 10-5. Fisher had 4 hits including a double, 4 RBIs, stole 2 bases and pitched 6 innings giving up only 1 earned run and striking out 7 batters.
Along with Fisher, Nathan Pinarski had 2 RBIs. Thomas Castillo, Roman Schrock, Adam Ellison and Noah Alford all chipped in with a hit as well. Castillo pitched the 7th inning to finish the game off and stole 2 bases as well on the evening.
The RedHawks will continue NLC play on Wednesday night when they travel across town to visit the Minutemen of Concord. That game is set to start at 5pm.

IN SPORTS ACTION TODAY:
​​​​The girls JV and Varsity tennis teams will play Northwood HS at Northwood starting at 5:00pm
The girls JV and Varsity track teams will face off against Mishawaka HS at Home starting at 5:30pm
The boys JV baseball team will play against Mishawaka Marian at Mishawaka starting at 5:30pm