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LANCASTER GOLDEN GALES
The official website of Golden Gales. Located in Lancaster, Ohio.
Our goal is to prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, cultural, and employment needs of the 21st Century.
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Lancaster, Ohio 43130
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The official website of Golden Gales. Located in Lancaster, Ohio.
Our goal:
To prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, cultural, and employment needs of the 21st Century.
Athletic Capital Improvement Fund
The Athletic Capital Improvement Fund that was started in 1991 is still available for contributions. Because of this fund, we have been able to enhance the quality of each athletic program. Should you wish to make a donation, please stop by the Athletic Department office. Our sincere thanks go to the following who generously contributed to the fund during the previous campaign year: Larry & Maureen Eads (All programs), Greg Smith (Boys Basketball), Tom & Jean Hammer (All programs), Mark E. Neff, DDS (Football & Wrestling), Tony & Denise Kordack (All programs), Art & Betty Wallace (All programs), Russ & Sarah Cline (All programs), General Machine, Mould Co., Inc. (All programs), Jerry & Becky Stebelton (All programs), Dick Ellwood (Football & Basketball), Tom & Judy Gasser (Girls BK & Boys Track), Jim & Lee Jewett (All programs) and Jean Bradford (All programs).
The official website of Golden Gales. Located in Lancaster, Ohio.
Our goal:
To prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, cultural, and employment needs of the 21st Century.
Athletic Capital Improvement Fund
The Athletic Capital Improvement Fund that was started in 1991 is still available for contributions. Because of this fund, we have been able to enhance the quality of each athletic program. Should you wish to make a donation, please stop by the Athletic Department office. Our sincere thanks go to the following who generously contributed to the fund during the previous campaign year: Larry & Maureen Eads (All programs), Greg Smith (Boys Basketball), Tom & Jean Hammer (All programs), Mark E. Neff, DDS (Football & Wrestling), Tony & Denise Kordack (All programs), Art & Betty Wallace (All programs), Russ & Sarah Cline (All programs), General Machine, Mould Co., Inc. (All programs), Jerry & Becky Stebelton (All programs), Dick Ellwood (Football & Basketball), Tom & Judy Gasser (Girls BK & Boys Track), Jim & Lee Jewett (All programs) and Jean Bradford (All programs).
Sports:
Band
Baseball
Basketball: Girls/Boys
Bowling
Cheerleading
Cross Country: Girls/Boys
Field Hockey
Band
Baseball
Basketball: Girls/Boys
Bowling
Cheerleading
Cross Country: Girls/Boys
Field Hockey
Football
Golf: Girls/Boys
Soccer: Girls/Boys
Softball
Swimming
Tennis: Girls/Boys
Track: Girls/Boys
Volleyball
Wrestling
Golf: Girls/Boys
Soccer: Girls/Boys
Softball
Swimming
Tennis: Girls/Boys
Track: Girls/Boys
Volleyball
Wrestling
Stephen J. Voto, M.D.
Rex Kern, center, holding OHSAA Circle of Champions award presented to him Friday night.
Paul Warfield (left) and Michael Redd (right)
also inducted
Paul Warfield (left) and Michael Redd (right)
also inducted
LHS Senior Ryan Thomas, pictured with his parents,
Derek and Christine, signs his National Letter of Intent to play football at the Air Force Academy.
Derek and Christine, signs his National Letter of Intent to play football at the Air Force Academy.
TRAINING CAMPS SUMMER 2013
Volleyball Camp, Boys Golf Camp, Baseball Camp,
Lady Gales Basketball Camp, Gale Force Basketball Camp
Boys and Girls Tennis Camp, Kids Soccer Camp
Volleyball Camp, Boys Golf Camp, Baseball Camp,
Lady Gales Basketball Camp, Gale Force Basketball Camp
Boys and Girls Tennis Camp, Kids Soccer Camp
LHS senior Preston Scott signs National Letter of Intent with Alderson-Broaddus. Pictured from left to right Coach Casey, Coach Crist, Scott and Coach Conn.
Daulton Albanese signs National Letter of Intent to play basketball at Francis Marion University in Florence South Carolina. Pictured with Daulton are his parents Paul and Beth, and his sister Brittany.
Lancaster City Schools Mission Statement
The mission of Lancaster City School is to prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, cultural, and employment needs of the 21st century.
Athletic Department Philosophy
Lancaster City School has a vision of a community focused on student achievement. The participation in athletics by our students promotes that vision. Our athletic programs will develop their athletic skills, encourage a student to be a good citizen, challenge their intellectual skills, and teach the value of teamwork. Athletics are not separate from the educational process, but rather an integral part of it. The lessons learned on the fields and courts are lessons in competition, sacrifice, teamwork, and goal setting. These lessons remain with a student for a lifetime.
The Athletic Department is committed to developing successful athletic programs. The programs are committed to providing a challenging, competitive environment in which the ideals of sportsmanship, personal integrity, moral character, and teamwork are stressed while the opportunity for a student-athlete to develop their athletic skills to their fullest potential exists. Participation in athletics will always be more than a team's won-loss record.
The mission of Lancaster City School is to prepare students of all ages to meet academic, social, civic, cultural, and employment needs of the 21st century.
Athletic Department Philosophy
Lancaster City School has a vision of a community focused on student achievement. The participation in athletics by our students promotes that vision. Our athletic programs will develop their athletic skills, encourage a student to be a good citizen, challenge their intellectual skills, and teach the value of teamwork. Athletics are not separate from the educational process, but rather an integral part of it. The lessons learned on the fields and courts are lessons in competition, sacrifice, teamwork, and goal setting. These lessons remain with a student for a lifetime.
The Athletic Department is committed to developing successful athletic programs. The programs are committed to providing a challenging, competitive environment in which the ideals of sportsmanship, personal integrity, moral character, and teamwork are stressed while the opportunity for a student-athlete to develop their athletic skills to their fullest potential exists. Participation in athletics will always be more than a team's won-loss record.
Dr. HENRY HOOD WEIGHT ROOM
Available this summer for all out-of-season athletes during the time listed below
June 17 - July 3 11:00am - 1:00pm
July 8 - July 31 2:30 - 4:30
August 5 - 16 3:00-5:00
Athletes, please utilize this resource available to you to reach your potential.
“You win not by chance, but by preparation” -- Roger Maris
Available this summer for all out-of-season athletes during the time listed below
June 17 - July 3 11:00am - 1:00pm
July 8 - July 31 2:30 - 4:30
August 5 - 16 3:00-5:00
Athletes, please utilize this resource available to you to reach your potential.
“You win not by chance, but by preparation” -- Roger Maris