The Heat Chronicles Edition 31

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Good morning MHP! Today is Thursday, April 18, 2019. There is no school tomorrow, Friday, April 19, 2019.

All bucket drummers - rehearsals will resume next week. Please plan to meet every Tuesday during lunch at 11:10, and every Friday after school 2:30-3:30 to prepare for the concert. See or email Mrs. Riggs with questions.

Madison Highland Prep Varsity Softball defeated Glenview In A Blow-Out Victory last night.
Heat Softball cruised to victory, defeating Glenview 17-2 on Wednesday. MHP opened up scoring in the first inning and a double by Jehnna Lopez driving in two runs. Heat Softball scored seven runs in the third inning. The heat offense in the inning came from walks by Mackenzie Reutter, Alondra De La Rosa, McKenzie Steele, Marisabel Corneil, and a smash single by Meseret Berhane. Reutter led things off in the pitcher's circle for Madison Highland Prep Heat Softball. She went four innings, allowing two runs on nine hits, striking out six and walking zero. Madison Highland Prep Heat Softball totaled 12 hits in the game. Lopez, Berhane, and Leslie Garcia each racked up multiple hits for Madison Highland Prep Varsity Softball. Jehnna Lopez led the Heat with three hits in three at bats. The Heat stole 34 bases during the game as eight players stole more than one. Reutter led the way with seven. Heat Softball will finish off the season with two games on the road. First facing James Madison tomorrow at 3:30 PM, and then Joy Christian next Tuesday at 4:00 PM.

Madison Highland Prep Heat Baseball Beats St. John Paul Behind Martin Esquer's No-Hitter
Martin Esquer was brilliant on the hill yesterday, as he threw a no-hitter to lead Varsity Baseball past St. John Paul 15-0. Heat Baseball secured the victory thanks to nine runs in the first inning. The big inning was thanks to singles by Raul Gutierrez , Jeremy Bolligar, Bryan Ochoa, and Johnny Guerrero, a home run by Justin Coblyn, a groundout by Coblyn, and an error on a ball put in play by Esquer. Esquer was credited with the victory for the Heat. He went four innings, allowing zero runs on zero hits, striking out ten and walking one. Madison Highland Prep Heat Baseball launched one home run on the day. Coblyn went for the long ball in the first inning. Madison Highland Prep Heat Baseball totaled 11 hits. Ochoa, Coblyn, Bolligar, and Gutierrez each had multiple hits for Varsity Baseball. Ochoa led the Heat with three hits in three at bats. MHP was sure-handed and didn't commit a single error. Bolligar made the most plays with ten. Ochoa led the team with four stolen bases, as the Heat ran wild on the base paths with 13 stolen bases. Varsity baseball will finish the season with two games on the road next week: Monday against Highland Prep Surprise at 4:30 PM and Tuesday against Joy Christian at 4:00 PM.

Madison Highland Prep Varsity Women’s Soccer notched a win over Spring Ridge Academy last night, 9-2.
Heat Soccer advanced their record to 11 wins 2 losses and are the #1 ranked CAA women’s soccer team in the state. Heat soccer bring the show home tomorrow for a match against Imagine Coolidge. The Heat will also be celebrating Senior Night to recognize 5 senior players. Join us tomorrow to cheer them on. The match starts at 7:00 PM.

National Honor Society will host its spring blood drive on Monday, April 22nd. If you are interested in donating blood see Mr. Kovesdy in E2.

Attention Juniors: ECAP Meetings and Course Registration will be held the week of April 15th. Students should bring their ECAP folders each day of this week.

Attention Freshman and Sophomores: The College Planning Research Assignment is due on Thursday, April 18th. All 9th and 10th grade students should have completed their research on three colleges or universities of interest. The research form is available in the front office. Complete research assignments will be submitted during Spring ECAP Meetings.

This year’s prom, Enchanted Gardens, will be held on Saturday, April 27th from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Ticket prices are $40 couple, $25 individual, and $40 at the door. See Mrs. Harris or Mrs. Watson for more information. If you want to bring a guest who is not an MHP student you must submit a guest form to administration for approval. A copy of the guest’s student ID must accompany the form. Guest forms are available in the front office. Forms will be accepted through Friday, April 26th.

Attention AP Students: AP exam fees are due Friday, April 26th. AP Statements were provided with exam fees.

Reminder: Please be kind to the planters in the courtyard by not throwing garbage in them.

Athletic schedule for week of 4/15/19:
Women’s soccer practice, 2:30-4:30, Monday/Friday 3:30-5:00pm, Tuesday/Thursday on the field with Coach Gomez
Baseball practice, 2:30-4:30, Monday-Friday, on the field with Coach Fuller
Men’s volleyball practice, 2:30-4:30, Monday-Friday, in the gym with Coach Dudek
Softball practice, 2;30-4:30, Monday-Friday, on the field with Coach Harris
Track & Field, 6:00-7:30am, Monday-Friday with Coach Watson

April events
4/18 Softball, away vs. James Madison, 3:30pm
Men’s volleyball, home vs. 91st Psalm, 4:30pm
Track & Field, away @ Pride & Passion invitational, 5:30pm
Women’s soccer, home vs. Imagine Coolidge, 7:00pm
4/19 No School-Spring Holiday
4/20 Track & Field, away @ Soaring Classic invitational, 7:00am
4/22 Baseball, away vs. Highland Prep, 4:30pm
4/22-
4/26 Spirit Week
4/24 Early Release
4/23 Baseball, away vs. Joy Christian, 4:00pm
Softball, away vs. Joy Christian, 4:00pm
4/27 MHP Prom, Enchanted Forest, 7:00pm
5/1 Early Release
5/2 Spring band & choir concert
5/3 Senior Trip, Disneyland
5/6 AP Exam, Environmental Science 8:00am
5/7 AP Exam, Spanish Language & Culture 8:00am
AP Exam, Physics, 11:00am
5/8 Early Release
AP Exam, English Literature & Composition, 8:00am
5/9 AP Exam, Chemistry, 8:00am
Drama Production, Aladdin the Musical
5/10 AP Exam, US History, 8:00am
Drama Production, Aladdin the Musical
Track & Field, away @ State Preliminaries, 5:00pm
5/11 Track & Field, away @ State Finals
5/13 AP Exam, Biology, 8:00am
Visual Arts Showcase, 5:00pm
5/15 Early Release
AP Exam, English Language & Composition, 8:00am
Fine Arts Assembly
Spring Sports Banquet, 5:00pm
5/16 AP Exam, Statistics, 11:00am
5/20-
5/24 Black out week/Mandatory attendance
5/22 Academic Awards Banquet, 5:00pm
5/23 MHP Commencement, 6:00pm
PLTW Proficiency Test
5/24 EOC’s
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