- 02/22/19 6:00 pmUC
HAM0
0 - 02/19/19 @ 7:00pmHAM
BC0
0 - 02/15/1FinalHAM
ZW65
61 - 02/12/19 @ 7:00pmHAM
ZE0
0 - 02/05/19 FinalHHS
HAM37
45 - 02/01/19 FinalHC
HAM70
50 - 02/09/19FHE
HAM64
60 - 01/25/19 FinalUC
HAM78
48 - 01/22/19 FinalBC
HAM57
64 - 01/18/19 FinalZW
HAM68
63 - 01/15/19 FinalZE
HAM55
65 - 01/11/19 FinalCP
HAM47
74 - 01/08/19 FinalHOL
HAM59
57 - 01/04/19 FinalHC
HAM66
57 - 12/21/18 @ 7:00RP
HAM0
0 - 12/18/18 @ 7:00OTS
HAM0
0 - 12/14/18 FinalKEL
HAM28
52 - 12/04/18 FinalHOP
HAM65
52 - 11/30/18 FinalTK
HAM54
62 - 11/27/18 FinalCOOP
HAM52
54
- 12/4 FinalHAM
SC42
62 - 02/26/19 7:00pmHAM
JEN0
0 - 02/22/19 7:30UC
HAM0
0 - 02/19/19 @ 7:00pmBC
HAM0
0 - 02/15/19 @ FinalHAM
ZW25
62 - 02/12/19 @ FinalZE
HAM38
59 - 02/05/19 FinalHAM
HHS23
62 - 02/01/19 FinalHC
HAM57
68 - 01/29/19 7:00pmGDV
HAM0
0 - 01/25/19 FInalHAM
UC24
55 - 01/22/19 FinalHAM
BC55
76 - 01/18/19 FinalZW
HAM28
69 - 01/15/19 FinalHAM
ZE28
59 - 01/11/19 FinalHAM
CP43
48 - 01/08/19 FinalHOL
HAM24
58 - 01/04/19 FinalHAM
HC34
53 - 12/21/18 7:00 pmHAM
HOP0
0 - 12/18/18 7:00 pmHUD
HAM0
0 - 12/11/18 FinalTK
HAM35
43 - 12/07/18 FinalHAM
GRCC40
42
- 12/1 FinalGRC
HAM0
0 - 12/1 FinalHOL
HAM53
129 - 12/1 FinalOTS
HAM59
127 - 02/09/19 9:00amHAM
MISCA Inv0
0 - 02/08/19 6:00pmHAM
MISCA Inv0
0 - 2/12/19 FinalHC
HAM99
87 - 01/26/19 FinalHAM
HUD Inv7
3 - 01/22/19 FinalHAM
BC63
123 - 01/12/19 FinalHAM
HC
3rd - 01/05/19 @ 12:00pmHAM
EGR0
0 - 01/03/19 FinalEGR
HAM100
83 - 12/27/18 11:00 amHAM
ZHS0
0 - 12/18/18 FinalHAM
HUD108
83 - 12/15/18 FinalHAM
EK
10th - 12/08/18 FinalHAM
NV Inv0
3rd Place
- 02/01/19 FinalConference
HAM5th
0 - 01/26/19 9:00amHAM
Mon Inv0
0 - 01/23/19 FinalHAM
FHE55
19 - 01/19/19 FinalHAM
JEN Inv2
3 - 01/16/19 FinalHAM
WY37
32 - 01/12/19 FinalHAM
FRUP
1st - 01/09/19 FinalHAM
HOL39
35 - 01/05/19 @ 9:30 amHAM
ALL0
0 - 12/19/18 FinalHAM
ZW44
34 - 12/15/18 FinalHAM
CMB19
47 - 12/12/18 FinalWY
HAM12
63 - 12/08/18 FinalHAM
ZW0
2nd Place - 12/05/18 FinalDK
HAM33
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Whitecaps game ‘fun’ for CHS class
- Updated: May 30, 2017
by Bradley Osborne
The CHS team headed to Fifth Third ballpark to get some creative ideas for the future of Covering Hawkeye Sports. The students who participated seemed to really enjoy the experience as we were taken upstairs to see broadcasting systems, broadcasters, and were told many ideas that we can use for our social media.
Kaleb Essink was able to have a great experience broadcasting in the fifth and sixth inning. When asked about his experience, Essink said, “Sitting in the booth really gave me a picture of what I want for my career. Mike and Dan taught me a lot about different situations of sports broadcasting and their experiences were fun talking points.”
The game yesterday was a kids day. So at the park yesterday, many elementary aged kids attended. They made the stadium quite loud and were constant energy for the whole 9 innings.
Before the game began, there was a scientist there doing some demonstrations. These were meant for the young kids to get the opportunity to come out on the field and try a cool science experiment. But our kids wanted in on some of the fun as well. John Dekkinga was elected to go out on the field and participate. Unfortunately for the little kid, the experiment was tug of war so he couldn’t really participate but it was a funny experience for us all. When John was asked about his experience out there, he said, “It was cool going out on the field and being on the big screen.”
We arrived by about 9:00 and by the time the game started, most of the class was hungry for some snacks and some kids even lunch. The post popular item that was purchased as a class were the french fries. Just about half the class had some fries at some point. There were full meals that included a cheeseburger and even a pork sandwich. There was lots of variety and you could get several lunch and snack items
Yes the food was great, but since we were at the ballpark, all of the items were very expensive. For a large fry, the cost comes up to $5. And for a souvenir cup it is $4.50. That didn’t stop us from buying however.
The experience was fun for the class and we learned several new ideas we can implement into our class. It was a different and cool experience because we were still learning but in a different more unique way. And besides, who doesn’t like to miss a day of school anyway?