2015/2016

ORIOLE

EXTRACURRICULAR

ACTIVITIES & OTHER

SERVICES

Academic Activities

Sports

Clubs

Groups

Dear OSH Students:

This handbook is a listing and description of most of the activities and sports at Osseo Senior High School. There are also many clubs that meet less formally and are not listed individually in this book. These change from year to year.

Your high school years can be much more interesting and exciting if you choose to get involved in one or more of the many activities OSH offers. Through extracurricular activities friends are made, skills are developed, and horizons are broadened. Use this booklet as your guide to finding something that sparks an interest of yours and then go for it! We wish you four great years at OSH!

ACADEMIC LETTERING

Students who have a current or cumulative grade point average of 3.8 or above are eligible for an academic letter. Information and applications are available in the spring of each year.

PARTICIPATION FEES

Participation Fees have been set by the School Board. Participants must pay the fee prior to starting practice. Families with financial hardship as determined by federal free or reduced lunch eligibility guidelines may request a waiver or reduction of fees. Our activities program is open to all academically eligible students. $190.00 Athletic Activity Fee $95.00 Performing Arts Fee

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACTIVITIES Asian American Support Group ................................ 1 Chamber Music ......................................................... 1 Class Committees ..................................................... 1 Dare 2 Be Real ......................................................... 1 Gay Straight Alliance ................................................ 1 Green Club ............................................................... 1 Hmong Student Support Group ................................ 2 Jazz Band ................................................................. 2 Latino Group ............................................................. 2 Literary Magazine ..................................................... 2 Marching Band .......................................................... 2 Math League ............................................................. 2 Motet Choir ............................................................... 2 Mountain Bike Team ................................................. 3 Music Listening Contest ........................................... 3 Musical ...................................................................... 3 National Honor Society ............................................. 3 One-Act Play ............................................................. 3 Peer Tutors ............................................................... 3 Pep Band .................................................................. 4 Pit Orchestra ............................................................. 4 Robotics .................................................................... 4 Speech Team ........................................................... 4 Speed & Strength/Co-Ed .......................................... 4 STRIVE ..................................................................... 4 Student Senate ......................................................... 5 Three-Act Play .......................................................... 5 Yearbook Staff .......................................................... 5 Youth Service Program ............................................ 5

SPORTS General Information ............................................ 6 Adapted Sports ................................................... 7 Baseball .............................................................. 7 Basketball – Boys ............................................... 7 Basketball – Girls ............................................... 7 Cheerleading ...................................................... 7 Cross Country/Co-Ed ......................................... 7 Dance Team ....................................................... 8 Football ............................................................... 8 Golf – Boys ......................................................... 8 Golf – Girls ......................................................... 8 Gymnastics ......................................................... 8 Hockey – Boys ................................................... 8 Hockey – Girls .................................................... 9 Lacrosse – Boys ................................................. 9 Lacrosse – Girls ................................................. 9 Nordic Skiing/Co-Ed ........................................... 9 Soccer – Boys .................................................... 9 Soccer – Girls ..................................................... 9 Softball.............................................................. 10 Swimming & Diving – Boys .............................. 10 Swimming & Diving – Girls ............................... 10 Synchronized Swimming ................................. 10 Tennis – Boys ................................................... 10 Tennis – Girls ................................................... 11 Track/Co-Ed ..................................................... 11 Volleyball .......................................................... 11 Wrestling........................................................... 11

ACTIVITIES

ASIAN AMERICAN SUPPORT GROUP The Asian American Support Group will be discussing issues that are culturally specific to the various Asian American communities. The purpose of this support group is to have a safe place for students to talk about their cultural experiences, whether it is immigrating, learning language or family life and expectations. This group is open to anyone who is interested in participating in a supportive space. The group meets every other Tuesday after school.

Advisor: Becca Studaker CHAMBER MUSIC

Students in all bands are encouraged to participate in chamber music as much as possible. Music that is one on a part allows students to become more secure and confident. Students who play chamber music regularly tend to develop into the leaders of the bands in which they perform. The three main chamber groups offered at Osseo Senior High are Saxophone Quartet, Flute Ensemble and Chamber Brass. If you are interested in starting a Chamber Group, please see your band director.

Advisor: TBD CLASS COMMITTEES

These groups organize social and school spirit activities such as Homecoming (senior class), Prom (junior class) and Sophomore Semiformal Dance (sophomore class). They are organized and meet by class. Any student interested in being on a class committee should listen for information on meetings and attend to be included. Committees start getting established at orientations before school starts in the fall.

Advisors: TBD DARE 2 BE REAL

Dare 2 Be Real is an anti-racist student leadership group which promotes, addresses and discusses racial equity. Student leaders undergo intensive training and structured discussions that are intended to prepare students to have difficult conversations about race. Anyone has the opportunity to apply to be a part of this multiracial group but only a certain number of students will be selected to participate. This group meets during the school day on a rotating schedule every other Friday.

Advisor: Becca Studaker GAY STRAIGHT ALLIANCE

Students in GSA are encouraged to participate in helping promote tolerance and reduce violence and harassment in our school for ALL students, including students of the GLBT community. Activities include making posters, writing editorials, meeting with staff and administration, doing volunteer work in the community, organizing after-school forums, arranging speakers and attending GLBT events.

Advisor: Ben Karls GREEN CLUB

Students are involved in various community projects, including tree planting, road clean-up, and environmental awareness education. The largest project they are working on is reducing the school’s carbon footprint. The group meets after school weekly or bi-weekly.

Advisor: Brandon Burns

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HMONG STUDENT SUPPORT GROUP

Our main goal is for Hmong to get to know each other and support one another. In our social group we offer Learning Hmong language, cultural activities, fun activities and support students socially, emotionally and academically. We meet every Tuesday from 2:05 to 3:45 PM.

Advisor: Kou Vang JAZZ BAND

The Jazz Band is open to any student in the music department. In some cases, the Jazz Program is viewed as an excellent vehicle to learn a second instrument. The purpose of the Jazz Program is to provide a performance opportunity in America’s only original art form – JAZZ! Students will also be exposed to other forms of music.

Advisor: TBD LATINO GROUP

Latino group meets during Opportunity Hour (typically on Wednesday morning). This is a group of cultural affinity, where they will have the opportunity to develop their leadership, strengthening their culture and cultural awareness within the school as well as form community ties within the group.

Advisor: Marisela Catarino LITERARY MAGAZINE

Calliope, Osseo’s literary magazine, includes student writings of all types. It is published at the end of May and distributed with the yearbook.

Advisor: Jen Cramer, Dan Prody MARCHING BAND

This amazing ensemble provides the halftime entertainment for the Football games and competes in numerous field show competitions in September and October. The kickoff student/parent meeting is typically in late April with practices starting in August. Although there may be a few late Spring or early Summer practices, these will not conflict with Spring sports.

Advisor: Michael Reed MATH LEAGUE

Math League is open to anyone with an interest in Math. Practice begins at the end of October. One team is formed and they participate in 5 league events. The regular season ends approximately the middle of February.

Advisor: John Davis, J.T. Noehre MOTET CHOIR Motet Choir is a highly-selective small mixed ensemble of singers selected from the choral program. This program is undergoing some changes so check with Advisor for more information. Advisor: Andrew Beard

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MOUNTAIN BIKE TEAM The OSH Mountain Bike Team is open to any student in grades 8 – 12. Riders compete in 5 cross country style mountain bike races in the fall, organized by the Minnesota High School League. Practices are held at Elm Creek twice during the week and the team travels to a new trail system every Saturday. Races are held on Sunday. Advisors: Aaron Kadera (MGSH), Jeff Nelson (OMS) MUSIC LISTENING CONTEST Any music student may participate in this activity. Teams of three students listen to and learn about music from all periods of history. This is primarily an independent study type of program in which students study as individuals or teams. Primary focus is on Western Classical music. This is a great activity for those who need a flexible schedule and are capable of self-motivated study. Eventually teams compete at a regional level and the winners go on to compete in a state contest in January. Advisor: TBD MUSICAL Auditions for the musical are held in September. All students are welcome to audition – no experience is necessary! Students must be able to attend many evening and after-school rehearsals, along with all of the scheduled performances. The performances will be held the second and third weekends in December. In addition to acting, singing and dancing, opportunities are available on the crew and in the Pit Orchestra. Drama Director: Matt Beard Music Director: Andrew Beard NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.7 or better who are active in school and community activities may apply for membership in their junior and/or senior year. Information is available on the school’s website or from the advisor. Applications are due in early May. NHS members are involved with events to better our school and society, including tutoring and helping staff at school events. Advisor: Megan Thompson ONE-ACT PLAY COMPETITION This activity is sponsored by the MSHSL. Auditions are held for the roles. There may be no more than 20 performers and crew members. Rehearsals are held after school in December and January. Performers participate in regional competitions in January with the possibility of moving on to the state competition. All students are eligible for tryouts. Advisor: Dinah Danielson PEER TUTORING PROGRAM

This program is open to 9th, 10th, 11th and 12th grade students. Students with above average grades help out a peer and at the same time reinforce the concepts both have already learned. Students work academically with other students in many different subject areas. The tutor makes arrangements with the student about when and where they will meet. Most students meet once a week, before or after school, in the Media Center. Forms to sign up are available in Counseling, Students Services, the Main Office and the Volunteer Office in the Media Center.

Advisor: Marsha Newcomb

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PEP BAND

Pep Band is available to any student in the band program. The Marching Band/Fall Pep Band play for various sporting events during the fall season. The Winter Pep Band plays for various sporting events during the winter season. Both groups provide music, spirit and excitement to the crowd, in addition to encouraging players at the games.

Advisor: TBD PIT ORCHESTRA

This is a group composed of string, wind and percussion players who supply the accompaniment for the Fall Musical. Students must be enrolled in one of the bands or orchestra to participate.

Advisor: Steve Borgstrom ROBOTICS

Osseo Robotics is an affiliate of VEX robotics, which is an organization that promotes STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) disciplines. This is accomplished by giving students a task to accomplish with a robot that they design and build. Students will have the chance to develop leadership skills and learn to work as a team. Students interested in coding, web design, building and having fun are encouraged to join regardless of experience.

Advisor: John Licciardi SPEECH TEAM

The OSH Speech Team is a competitive public speaking team. We practice public speaking skills, and then compete against individuals from other schools in the area. There are 13 different events students can compete in, and these events encompass a wide range of styles. Some events are dramatic and interpretive, others are formal. Some events are prepared in advance, others are spontaneous. Some events are individual, others involve groups or partners. Any eligible OSH student is welcome to join the team, regardless of skill. Public speaking is something that will serve students in any education or career they pursue. We will teach students how to speak well, even if they aren’t able to do so when they begin. There will be an information meeting in late October or early November.

Advisor: Leslie Schmeisser, Caroline Benton SPEED AND STRENGTH/CO-ED

Speed and Strength is offered in the winter and spring seasons and is open to all students who would like to improve their physical form. Beginner through experienced weight training and agilities programs are provided. Typical hours are Monday – Thursday from 2:20 to 4:20 PM.

Advisor/Coach: TBD STRIVE

STRIVE is a program for seniors who have had less success in the classroom. Students who have lower GPA’s (grade point average) may have the same natural abilities and gifts as those who have higher GPA’s. The difference is often motivation, work habits, self-esteem, attendance, and performance in the classroom. STRIVE challenges these students to improve their work, gain self-confidence, discover the satisfaction of achievement and graduate in a timely manner. STRIVE students meet during school hours twice a month with local rotary members, who help sponsor this program.

Advisor: Ronnie King with Maple Grove Rotary

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STUDENT SENATE

The Student Senate is elected by the student body to act as their representatives in working to improve the school climate, to resolve student related issues, to increase school spirit, to represent the student body in discussion, meet with the administration/faculty, and generally be advocates for the student body. They meet Tuesday and Thursday mornings before school. Seven seniors, six juniors and five sophomores will be elected by their respective classes. Elections for senior and junior senators will be in May, sophomores are elected in September. Anyone can be a candidate if they complete the posted requirements.

Advisor: Katie Grivna & Megan Thompson THREE-ACT PLAY

This spring production is back at OSH after several years away. All students are invited to audition for this non-musical three act play. Rehearsals are held after school in March and April. The performances are in the end of April.

Advisor: Megan McDonough YEARBOOK STAFF

The staff is responsible for preparing a 240 page yearbook distributed to students in May. Members need to be enrolled in Yearbook lab and should have a “B” average or above. Deadlines are crucial. Students should expect occasional evening and weekend work.

Advisor: TBD YOUTH SERVICE PROGRAM

Students who volunteer at OSH, or out in the community, may receive transcript recognition for their time. The steps to receive the recognition:

Sign in at the Volunteer Office in the Media Center and talk to Mrs. Newcomb to determine what service is eligible.

Each trimester, fill out a Youth Service form and have it signed by the supervising adult where the volunteering has been done. Summer volunteer hours are also accepted now. Turn the form in to the Volunteer Office by the last week of the trimester.

Each trimester all volunteer hours will be indicated on the transcript and the report card. There is no minimum number of hours that must be served to receive the recognition (this is a change from past years). Advisor: Marsha Newcomb

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ATHLETICS

This general information from the Athletic Office has been prepared so students will be aware of the procedures to be followed in order to compete in OSH activities. There are required forms that must be completed and submitted under regulations of the Minnesota State High School League and Osseo Senior High. Most Osseo Senior High activities are available to students in grades 7 through 12 with the exceptions of Football (9 – 12) and Boys’ Hockey (9 – 12). Middle school students must register and participate at the high school they would be assigned to by residence boundaries. A student must be on track to graduate with earned credits in order to participate in a sport. The general rules of eligibility are available to view on the MSHSL website and are part of the online registration forms. If registering for a sport, a sports physical is required before participating in that sport. The physical is valid for three years from the time it is done. It must be filed with the activities office at OSH before online registration is permitted. To register for a sport or activity a parent must have a SchoolView account. If a parent doesn’t have an existing SchoolView account one may be established by obtaining an access code from our Main Office. See the extracurricular fee statement at the beginning of this book for athletic fees. Once the online registration forms are completed and the registration fee is paid students will be eligible to practice and check out equipment for the sport. If there are any questions, contact the coach or the Activities Office at (763) 391-8600 for clarification.

Online registration will start in July – watch for more information on the website.

GENERAL OPENING DATES FOR SPORTS

FALL SPORTS Beginning of August Activity Office opens Second Monday in August Football begins Third Monday in August All other Fall sports begin WINTER SPORTS End of October Competitive Dance Team, Hockey/Girls Mid November Basketball/Girls, Gymnastics, Hockey/Boys, Nordic Skiing, Adapted Floor Hockey (sign up done at MGSH), Basketball/Boys, Wrestling End of November Swimming & Diving/Boys SPRING SPORTS Early March Adapted Softball (sign up done at OSH), Synchronized Swimming Mid March Golf/Boys & Girls, Softball, Track/Boys & Girls, Baseball End of March Lacrosse/Boys & Girls, Tennis/Boys

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ADAPTED SPORTS This program is offered for students with a disability that prevents them from playing on a regular team (such as cognitive impairment, physical impairment, etc.). Soccer, floor hockey and softball are all part of this program. Coaches: Kelli Waalk, Al Chuba, Josh Anderson, Matt Leisen BASEBALL Baseball is open to any student at OSH. The season begins the first part of March and lasts 14 weeks with daily practice from 2:20 to 5:00 PM. There is usually an organizational meeting the week before the season begins. Cuts are made down to 40 to 45 members which form three teams; Varsity, Junior Varsity and B-squad, each with their own coach. Shoes, glove and baseball cap are needed. Coaches: John Groebner, Tom Sanders, Jeff Peterson, Eric Weum BASKETBALL – BOYS Osseo Boys’ Basketball sponsors a total of 30 to 35 members at 3 levels of play; sophomore, JV (11th and 12th grade students) and Varsity (the most skilled players from the 3 grades). Each team plays 22 games, including one tournament. Varsity concludes its season with the MSHSL tournament. The season starts in late November and ends in March. MSHSL rules must be followed. Each team practices 2 hours each day and some Saturday practices are mandatory. Coaches: Tim Theisen, Cullen DeVries, Neil Swanson, Royce Winford, Kevin Green, Greg Burke, Xavier Reed BASKETBALL – GIRLS This is a winter sport and the season begins the second week of November and lasts 16 weeks plus post-season play. There is often (not always) a tournament during Winter Break. Girls’ Basketball consists of 4 teams: Varsity, JV, sophomore and freshman squads. Some cuts are necessary. Coaches: Jen Moen, Eric Ruska, Craig Maus, Keenan Jones CHEERLEADING Cheerleading is an opportunity for students to provide leadership and promote school spirit. Varsity cheerleading is open to all students. Tryouts are held two times per year; May for fall sports and November for winter sports. Each season lasts 15 to 18 weeks and involves several practices and games per week, including some Pepfests and special events. Coach: Amber Hemingway CROSS COUNTRY/CO-ED Cross Country is a sport that combines personal fitness with the thrill of competition. Athletes are trained for lifetime health and fitness. The season begins the second week of August and ends the first week in November. Both individual improvements and team unity are stressed. Daily practices are held in beautiful Elm Creek Park Reserve and sites surrounding the greater Osseo area. No one is cut and all are welcome to participate. There are 10 meets that both Varsity and JV participate in. Coaches: John Rundquist, Cullen DeVries

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DANCE TEAM Dance team is offered in the winter. The season lasts 15 to 18 weeks with daily practices after school from 3:15 to 5:30 PM. There are two teams Varsity and JV. Tryouts are held in mid to late October for winter sports. The dance team performs at several sporting events during the season, at the Sno Daze Pepfest and is involved in several competitions. Advisors: Francesca Wilson, Megan McDonough FOOTBALL The first of several preseason meetings for players is in the spring for the upcoming fall. If a student misses registration, they may sign up with the head coach at any time. Players must attend all practices and games of the 15 week season. They must also abide by MSHSL rules. Regular season practice begins in August. Coaches: Ryan Stockhaus, TBD, GOLF – BOYS The season begins about around the second week in March and ends with the State Tournament in early June. Osseo competes in the Twin City Suburban Conference, Region 5AA, and at a number of Invitational Tournaments. About 15 players make the team. Practice is usually at Sundance Golf Course from 2:30 to 5:30 PM. Players must have their own equipment. Coach: Tim Theisen, Dave Leyse GOLF – GIRLS Golf is a spring sport consisting of Varsity and JV teams. Players must have their own equipment. The team practices at a variety of golf courses and competes in 16 matches. Daily practice is from 2:00 to 5:00 PM and the season lasts 15 weeks. Coach: John Rieser, Kevin Willey GYMNASTICS – GIRLS Gymnastics begins mid-November and runs for 15 weeks. Osseo has Varsity and Junior Varsity teams. You must have previous gymnastic experience (club or junior high). Practices are daily from 2:00 to 5:00 PM in the East Gym. The number of girls able to participate is unlimited. Coach: Tammy Hoff HOCKEY – BOYS Sophomores should register with the Osseo-Maple Grove Hockey Association and attend the midget camp. Players are then invited to high school tryouts. Osseo has both a Varsity and JV team. Practices are at the Osseo Ice Arena from 2:30 to 4:30 PM. The season lasts 17 weeks with a total of 22 games. Members provide their own skates, helmets, shinguards, shoulder pads and mouthguard. Coaches: Mark Phenow, Kevin Willey, Eric Weum, Justin Turner

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HOCKEY – GIRLS Players try out in the fall of the year. Osseo has both Varsity and JV teams for a total of 40 players. Practices are at the Osseo Ice Arena. The season lasts 17 weeks with a total of 21 games. For tryouts student provides equipment: skates, helmets, shinguards, shoulder pads, stick, breezers and mouthguard. After tryouts the school provides socks for games, game jerseys, breezers, gloves and helmet. Coach: Aubri Lindberg LACROSSE – BOYS The team is a co-op team with Park Center open to all boys in grades 7 – 12. There are three teams; Varsity, Junior Varsity and U15. Currently no player is cut and teams are determined after an evaluation process the first week of practice. Practices are Monday through Friday afternoons, with Saturday practices also a possibility. Games are played on various days of the week at various times. Players need to supply their own helmet, mouth guard, shoulder pads, elbow pads, gloves and lacrosse stick. Coaches: Darren Nelson LACROSSE– GIRLS Lacrosse is an official spring sport. Osseo has Varsity and JV co-op teams with Park Center. Tryouts begin March 24 and are open to any junior or senior high school girl. Practices and home games are held at Elm Creek Elementary from 4:15 to 6:00 PM, Monday through Friday. There are a total of 12 regular season games. The Varsity team will play in the State section playoffs with the possibility of advancing to the State Tournament. Lacrosse stick, goggles and cleats must be provided by the player. Coaches: Alison Jennings NORDIC SKIING/CO-ED Skiing starts the first Monday in November and the season ends in March. Varsity and JV teams are offered. You must provide your own equipment. The number of participants is unlimited and there are several meets offered during the season for competition. Coach: Brad Rosch SOCCER – BOYS Soccer begins the third week in August and ends the first week of November. There are Varsity, JV and B-squad teams, each with 15 to 20 players. Some cuts may be necessary. Shoes and practice gear must be provided by the players. There are a total of 18 games. Coaches: Paul Stewart, Phillip Santillian, Patrick Hager SOCCER – GIRLS Girls’ Soccer starts approximately the third week of August and ends the second week of October. There are a maximum of 16 regular season games. There are Varsity, JV, B-squad and 9A teams to accommodate a variety of skill levels. Tryouts are open to any girl in grades 7 through 12. Cleats and shin guards must be provided by the players. All players must be registered through the Activity Office in order to try out. Coaches: Traci Ohlenkamp, Bill Huston, Matt Millard, Sam Glansman, Todd Tagtmeier

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SOFTBALL Softball starts the first week in March. Currently OSH has three teams; Varsity (12 to 14 players), JV (15 to 18 players) and B-squad (12 to 14 players). Each team plays approximately 18 games. Varsity will play in the section tournament, and possibly the state tournament. Shoes and a glove are needed. Coach: Eric Ruska, Sara Koehn, Rachel Reynolds SWIMMING AND DIVING – BOYS Boys swimming and diving begins at the end of November and lasts 14 weeks. Teams are Varsity and JV. No cuts have been necessary in the past. Meets are once a week, after the first week. Members need to provide their own practice gear and goggles. Practices are at OJH. Coaches: Marshall Abrahamson, Aaron Stevenson Diving: Meagan Street, Taylor Enerson SWIMMING AND DIVING – GIRLS Girls swimming and diving has Varsity and JV teams that begin practicing the second week of August at Osseo Junior High. During the school year, practices are from 3:30 to 6:00 PM. An unlimited number of girls may join, no cuts are made. The season ends the second week of November with a total of 16 meets. Members provide their own practice gear and goggles. Coaches: Tanya Radintz Diving: Stacey Benjamin, Alyssa Meier SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Synchronized swimming begins around March 1 and runs until the end of May. The season ends with a qualifying sectional meet and a State Invitational meet. The team consists of Varsity and JV. MSHSL regulations apply. Practices are Monday through Friday from 4:30 to 7:00 PM at the beginning of the season and 3:00 to 5:30 PM at the end of the season. An unlimited number of athletes may join and no cuts are made. Dance or swimming background is helpful. The season includes 2 kinds of meets: figure and routine. Meets are 1 of 2 days a week at 4:00 PM. There are 14 meets total. During figure meets the athletes do 4 compulsory and 2 optional moves. A routine is a combination of dance moves, figures and swimming strokes. Routine meets consist of solos, duets, trios and teams. At each meet 6 routines may be performed for team points. Judging is based on difficulty and performance. Members provide their own practice gear, goggles, nose plugs and swim caps. Coaches: Reyne Kurpiers, Anne Beckman TENNIS – BOYS An informational meeting is held in early March. Varsity consists of 10 to 12 players, the remaining players are on JV or C squad. A player must have sneakers and practice clothes, preferably a racquet to participate. Season runs from late March until mid-May. Regional tournaments; team and individuals, are at the end of May. Osseo runs a non-cut team; all interested athletes are encouraged to join regardless of experience. Coach: John Licciardi, Dan Prody

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TENNIS – GIRLS Girls’ Tennis has a Varsity team of 10 members (4 singles and 3 doubles), and a JV team of 10 members. An additional 7 players make the team. The season begins the second week of August and ends the last week of October. The team participates in a total of 16 matches. Players must provide their own shoes and racquet. Coaches: Eric Ruska, Martha Trumble TRACK/CO-ED Track starts in early March and runs through mid-June. Varsity and JV teams are offered and no cuts are made. There are a total of 14 meets to participate in. Usually the top 3 athletes in each event are Varsity, the rest are JV. Anyone in grades 9 through 12 who attends practice regularly, fulfills the requirements of the coach in an area event, and is cleared through the Athletic Office, may be a member of the team. Coaches: Matt Ferry, Cullen DeVries, Tim Hollis, Andy Johnson, David Tilton, Royce Winford, John Rundquist, Kenny Green, Amber Hemmingway, Nick Schroeder, Tyler Martin. Ashley Reed VOLLEYBALL All girls at OSH who meet the requirements of the MSHSL are eligible to participate. The volleyball program consists of five teams; Varsity, JV, sophomore, 9A and 9B which participate in 16 matches. Currently the season begins 2 weeks before the first week of school and runs 13 weeks. Varsity and JV practices are daily from 2:30 to 4:30 PM and the sophomores practice from 4:00 to 6:00 PM. Coaches: Mandi Burian, Rachel Reynolds, Craig Maus, Kelsey Smith, Alexis Robinson WRESTLING Wrestling starts between the first and third weeks in November and runs 16 weeks. Practice is approximately 2 hours per day. OSH has a no-cut policy so everyone wrestles. There are 4 teams, with 13 weight classes in each team. Once a week there are tryouts to determine teams. Each team has 15 scheduled events. Members provide their own shoes and practice gear. Coaches: David Ahmed

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