Ithaca School District

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow Announcements: Tuesday, April 23, 2024 Today is a Day 1 Lunch for today - First Choice: Beef stroganoff w/biscuits, Second Choice: Mini corn dogs, WG roll, peaches and pears,, salad bar, milk Attn Middle School: Middle school track athletes will be released by 2pm today for their track meet at New Lisbon. From Mr. Klang: There will be a Junior Class Meeting in Mr. Klang's room during ATTACK Today, April 23rd. From Mrs Kershner: Hey Seniors, yes SENIORS…this is your last call for Senior Spotlight! Please send a Senior pic and your plans after graduation to Mrs. Kershner. This is your final call…please send your info ASAP! Thank you! From Mr. Klang: The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on April 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. Prom's Grand March will be held at 9:15 PM. Spectators will be allowed to enter the dance at 9:00 PM and will be charged $3. Spectators will be required to leave immediately after the Grand March. Students: Please remember that once you leave the prom dance, you will not be allowed to re-enter. From Mr Clary: The weight room will be open normal hours on Friday April 26th. From Mrs. Zorea: There is a National Honor Society meeting in the Library on May 2nd during Attack. From PTSO: PTSO officer elections are up and running. The positions up for election include: Vice President, Secretary, Fundraising Coordinator, and Volunteer Coordinator. Contact Samantha Swenink, PTSO President, if you are interested in running for a position. They will be voted on at the May 14th PTSO Meeting. BIRTHDAYS: Elementary - Owen Swenson Middle School - none High School - Devin Ihm Faculty & Staff - none

Ithaca Board of Education meeting tonight at 7:00 PM will be livestreamed on Facebook. Here is the link for Ithaca's FACEBOOK page. The livestream will start at 7 PM. https://www.facebook.com/IthacaPublicSchoolsWI

A big round of applause to the Ithaca High School Forensics team members who qualified for and competed at the State Festival on Friday. Maggie Gschwind, Holly King, and Izzie Ortiz each received perfect scores of 25 and a Gold medal. Josie Laue, Kaylee Peterson, Abby Plonka, Ally Plonka, Annabeth Sprecher, and groups Jadyn Boland, Maggie Kershner, Ari Louis, Alyssa Mueller and Kailey Newkirk, Tristen Peterson, Trista Pluemer, Bailey Wanless all received Silver, and Allison Durst, Isaiah Fargen, Callie Muckler, and Aliyah Swenson each received Bronze. Congratulations on a fantastic showing!

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow Announcements: Monday, April 22, 2024 Today is a Day 2 Lunch for today - First Choice: Chicken wings, Second Choice: Ham & cheese roll-up, Breadstick, sweet potato fries, mixed fruit, salad bar, milk From forensics coaches: Congratulations to the Ithaca High School Forensics students who competed at the State Festival on Friday. Maggie Gschwind, Holly King, and Izzie Ortiz each received perfect scores of 25. Josie Laue, Kaylee Peterson, Abby Plonka, Ally Plonka, Annabeth Sprecher, and groups Jadyn Boland, Maggie Kershner, Ari Louis, Alyssa Mueller and Kailey Newkirk, Tristen Peterson, Trista Pluemer, Bailey Wanless all received Silver, and Allison Durst, Isaiah Fargen, Callie Muckler, and Aliyah Swenson each received Bronze. Congratulations on a fantastic showing! Middle School Track: We had a first good meet on Friday at Riverdale with the boys placing 3rd overall and the girls placing 7th. Please release middle school track at 2:20 today as we head to Viroqua to compete this afternoon. From Coach Lorenz: The Ithaca/Weston High School Track & Field team had another successful showing as they competed at the Cashton Invite on Saturday. Top boys finishers included Landon Thompson 4th in the 100m dash, Clayton Lee 1st in the 1600m run and 3200m run, and the 4x8 relay of Braysen Garcia-Boland, Conner Montes, Kerrick Thompson, Sam Jones placed 3rd. The boys finished 7th as a team. Top girls finishes were Kaylee Peterson 1st in the 100m dash and 1st in the 800m run, Kaylee Miller 4th in the 100m dash and 2nd in the high jump, Aubri Koch 3rd in the 200m dash, 2nd in the 400m dash, 1st in the triple jump, Tristen Peterson 2nd in the 100m hurdles, 3rd in the 300m hurdles, and 1st in the long jump, Jadyn Boland 4th in the 400m dash, Jasmine Meyer 8th in the 400m dash, the 4x1 relay of Kaylee Miller, Aubri, Maggie Kershner, Kaylee Peterson placed 1st, the 4x2 relay of Kaylee Miller, Lia Puig, Bailey Wanless, Maggie placed 4th. The girls placed 3rd as a team. Results are on accuracetiming.com. The next meet will be Tuesday, Lee Griffin Invitational at Kickapoo. From Mr. Klang: The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on April 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. From Mr Clary: The weight room will be open normal hours on Friday April 26th. From PTSO: PTSO officer elections are up and running. The positions up for election include: Vice President, Secretary, Fundraising Coordinator, and Volunteer Coordinator. Contact Samantha Swenink, PTSO President, if you are interested in running for a position. They will be voted on at the May 14th PTSO Meeting. WORD OF THE DAY: Furlongs: unit of distance equal to 220 yards (about 201 meters), and is used chiefly in horse racing. To win the Kentucky Derby, a Thoroughbred must run 10 furlongs, or one and 1/4 miles. THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Wisconsin Day of Observance: April 22 - Environmental Awareness Day April 22: Earth Day, an event to increase public awareness of the world’s environmental problems, is celebrated in the United States for the first time on April 22, 1970. Earth Day was the brainchild of Senator Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin, a staunch environmentalist who hoped to provide unity to the grassroots environmental movement and increase ecological awareness. BIRTHDAYS: none

April 22, 2024 Today Track: Boys MS vs. Viroqua (Away) Viroqua High School Apr 22 04:15 PM - 04:15 PM Baseball: Varsity vs. Seneca (Home) Ithaca High School Apr 22 05:00 PM - 05:00 PM Softball: Varsity vs. Seneca (Home) Ithaca High School Apr 22 05:00 PM - 05:00 PM Board of Education Curriculum Committee Meeting LMC within Ithaca Schools Apr 22 06:30 PM - 06:30 PM Special Meeting of the Board of Education LMC of Ithaca Schools Apr 22 07:00 PM - 07:00 PM April 23, 2024 Ithaca Game Club 24615 WI-58, Richland Center, WI 53581, USA Apr 23 03:30 PM - 05:00 PM Track: Boys MS vs. New Lisbon (Away) New Lisbon School District Apr 23 04:00 PM - 04:00 PM Track: Varsity vs. Ithaca-Weston vs. Kickapoo/La Farge, DeSoto, North Crawford, Seneca, Wauzeka-Steuben (Away) Kickapoo High School Apr 23 04:30 PM - 04:30 PM April 25, 2024 State CDE Competition - UW Madison Campus UW Madison Campus Apr 25 05:30 AM - 01:30 PM Track: Boys Varsity vs. Royall (Away) Royall High School Apr 25 04:00 PM - 04:00 PM Baseball: Varsity vs. La Farge (Home) Ithaca High School Apr 25 05:00 PM - 05:00 PM Softball: Varsity vs. La Farge (Home) Ithaca High School Apr 25 05:00 PM - 05:00 PM April 26, 2024 No School - Professional Development Apr 26 07:55 AM - 07:55 AM JV Baseball vs Dodgeville Ithaca, WI 53581, USA Apr 26 05:00 PM - 05:15 PM April 27, 2024 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 1 University Plaza, Platteville, WI 53818, USA Apr 27 All Day

Ithaca Game Club (conducted by Mr. Aaron Feryance) is jumping into the final portion of the year with STYLE. Aaron will be introducing 2 new games to GC participants. Crazy Taxi is a game series that was published by Sega. It was first available as an arcade game in 1999 then released for the Dreamcast console in 2000. It was the third best-selling Dreamcast game, selling over a million copies in the US. Each game has the player taking the role of a taxi Driver who must earn money by delivering passengers to their destinations in the fastest time possible. Crazy Taxi was one first prominent examples of product placement in video gaming history, with companies such as Pizza Hut, Tower Records, FILA sportswear, KFC, and the Levi's Store included. These locations were only in the arcade version, they were replaced in the later releases due to licensing issues. Dragon's Lair is a video game franchise created by Rick Dyer and published in 1983. Rick Dyer created the code for the game, however all the animations for the game were made by ex-Disney artist Don Bluth. Mr. Bluth worked on Disney movies such as Sleeping Beauty, The Sword in the Stone, and Robin Hood. With Dragon's Lair you play as Dirk the Daring, a knight who is attempting to rescue Princess Daphne from the evil dragon, Singe, who has locked the princess in the wizard Mordoc's castle. Each game involves the player pressing the joy stick or button in the right direction to assist Dirk in progressing forward in an attempt to save Princess Daphne. Dragon's Lair became a hit for arcades, helping bring in new and old players back to the arcades. This is thanks to the Laserdisc technology which offers greatly superior graphics compared to other video games at the time.

Two of the most exciting events in Richland County have Ithaca ties! June is one of our community's busiest months with exciting events and activities. The 2024 Richland County Dairy Breakfast on Sunday, June 9th will be hosted by Ithaca farm Huff-Nel-son Dairy Farms, owned and operated by Sherry (Huffman) and Larry Nelson, their sons and daughters-in -law Aaron and Holly, Andy and Sarah, and their families. Check out the Richland County Dairy Breakfast Facebook page for updates and more details. Ithaca High School senior, Josie Laue, hopes to defend her title as Wisconsin State Rodeo All-Around Cowgirl at the 2024 Wisconsin State Rodeo finals that will be held June 13-16 at the Richland County Fairgrounds. Enjoy the parade on June 15th. Ithaca Pride is strong! Check out Greater Richland County Tourism for calendars of events and focus on all that is great about our area. https://www.richlandcenterwi.gov/tourism/calendar/month/2024-06 https://www.facebook.com/RichlandCountyDairyBreakfastWI

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow Announcements: Friday, April 19, 2024 Today is a Day 1 Lunch for today - First Choice: Chicken smackers, Second Choice: Philly chicken, WG bread, baked beans, salad bar, milk From forensics coaches: Good luck to all our state performers who will compete tonight at DeForest High and Middle Schools in the 2024 WISDAA State Forensics contest! Ithaca is proud to be sending on such a full and talented team, which consists of a sizable number of novices. A total of 20 students participating in 14 entries are competing to achieve GOLD! Break a leg! From Ms. Okus and Mr. Tobin: 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir are required to participate in the WSMA Large Ensemble Festival on Wednesday, May 1st. Students, please remember to turn in your permission slips into Ms. Okus or Mr. Tobin before the end of the today. From Mr. Klang: The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on Apr 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. If you are planning on bringing a guest to prom that is not from Ithaca, please sign them up using the form in the office. You must have your guest signed up before 3:30 pm today. See you there! From Ithaca/Weston Track coaches: We wish the Ithaca/Weston Middle School track and field team good luck as they kick off their season tonight at Riverdale! Field events start at 4:00 p.m. and running events start at 4:30 p.m. Results will be posted to accuracetiming.com. Please release the athletes at 2:35 so the bus may leave by 2:45 p.m. On Saturday, April 20th, the Ithaca/Weston High School track and field team travels to Cashton for their annual Cashton Invitational. Field events start at 10:00 a.m. and running events start at 11:00 a.m. The bus leaves from Ithaca at 7:30 a.m. Good luck to all the middle and high school athletes! From Mr Clary: The weight room will be open normal hours on Friday April 26th. From PTSO: Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, April 19th. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class! Attention Elementary/Middle School Parents: Yearbooks are now on sale for $15, this window will close at 11:59pm on April 19th. Please visit the website to purchase: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/ITHACA-ELEMMIDDLE-2024 Contact Samantha Hilby for any help with ordering. From PTSO: Enjoy an afternoon with your family and friends at Symons Recreation Complex for FREE!!! April 21 From 1:30-3:45 p.m. the PTSO will be holding their Swim for Free Family Day. All you have to do is come to Symons and let them know at the counter that you are for the Ithaca PTSO Swim Day. We hope to see you there! From PTSO: PTSO officer elections are up and running. The positions up for election include: Vice President, Secretary, Fundraising Coordinator, and Volunteer Coordinator. Contact Samantha Swenink, PTSO President, if you are interested in running for a position. They will be voted on at the May 14th PTSO Meeting. From Ms. Schmitt Middle Schoolers - would you like to be in a movie? This Sunday, April 21, Community Players of SW WI will be making a film called “The Play’s The Thing”, and we need your help! We need students who have sports uniforms to be extra characters in our scene. For more information, please find Ms. Schmitt today. Attention high school students looking to make extra money and gain valuable experience! Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn some extra cash, while also gaining some valuable experience and making a positive impact on your community, we encourage you to apply to be a youth umpire today! Contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com for more information. WORD OF THE DAY: Minutemen: a member of a group of men pledged to take up arms at a minute's notice immediately before and during the American Revolution THIS DAY IN HISTORY: Wisconsin Day of Observance: April 19-Patriot’s Day On April 19, 1775, British and colonial militias engaged in the Battles of Lexington and Concord. In response to British troops marching from Boston to Concord to seize colonial arms and supplies, local colonial minutemen rushed to intercept the British troops. As they met in Lexington, shots were fired between the two groups and fighting broke out and continued throughout the day as the British soldiers returned to Boston. This event marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War. BIRTHDAYS: Elementary - Emmalyn Honer today, Lachlan Bangert on Sat, Barron Clary Sun, Juliet Hein Sun Middle School - none High School - Hunter Moe on Sun Faculty & Staff - none

Break a leg, forensics students! Good luck to the Ithaca High School Forensics team as they travel to De Forest to compete at the State Contest tomorrow. Students will perform one round with the goal of earning a perfect score of 25 for a Gold medal. This group of students effectively balances many activities and responsibilities, while taking on the challenge of public speaking. The team hopes to replicate the successes of other years by earning state honors as a team, as well. Ithaca will be represented by 20 students in 14 entries, which includes two group interpretation ensembles and 12 individual performers.

Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, April 19th. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class!

Time for a THROWBACK THURSDAY memory. This goes back to the 1975 Ithaca Yearbook. The class of 1979 buried a TIME CAPSULE - Does anyone know if this was dug up, as planned, in 1999?

This has been a big hit with the older students, middle and high school. We are looking for donations: socks, underwear for K-12 grade, spring clothes, shorts, spring jackets, old Bulldog clothes that you no longer use. I am also in the process of adding a freshening up station for students to use. They can freshen up before school and maybe grab a snack.

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow Announcements: Thursday, April 18, 2024 Today is a Day 2 Lunch for today - First Choice: Ham & Cheese Flatbread, Second Choice: Quesadilla, WG rolls, carrots, strawberries, salad bar, milk From Ms. Okus and Mr. Tobin: 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir are required to participate in the WSMA Large Ensemble Festival on Wednesday, May 1st. Students, please remember to turn in your permission slips in to Ms. Okus or Mr. Tobin by Friday, April 19th before the end of the day. From Mr. Klang: The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on April 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. If you are planning on bringing a guest to prom that is not from Ithaca, please sign them up using the form in the office. You must have your guest signed up before 3:30 pm on Friday, April 19th. See you there! Attention Elementary/Middle School Parents: Yearbooks are now on sale for $15, this window will close at 11:59pm on April 19th. Please visit the website to purchase: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/ITHACA-ELEMMIDDLE-2024 Contact Samantha Hilby for any help with ordering. From PTSO: Popcorn Friday will be this Friday, April 19th. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle School and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class! From forensics coaches: Practice, practice, practice! This Friday, April 19th is the state contest. Let’s all achieve 25s and Gold! Schedule your rehearsal with a coach. From PTSO: Enjoy an afternoon with your family and friends at Symons Recreation Complex for FREE!!! April 21 From 1:30-3:45 p.m. the PTSO will be holding their Swim for Free Family Day. All you have to do is come to Symons and let them know at the counter that you are for the Ithaca PTSO Swim Day. We hope to see you there! From PTSO: PTSO officer elections are up and running. The positions up for election include: Vice President, Secretary, Fundraising Coordinator, and Volunteer Coordinator. Contact Samantha Swenink, PTSO President, if you are interested in running for a position. They will be voted on at the May 14th PTSO Meeting. From Ms. Schmitt: Middle Schoolers - would you like to be in a movie? This Sunday, April 21, Community Players of SW WI will be making a film called “The Play’s The Thing”, and we need your help! We need students who have sports uniforms to be extra characters in our scene. For more information, please find Ms. Schmitt this week. Attention high school students looking to make extra money and gain valuable experience! Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn some extra cash, while also gaining some valuable experience and making a positive impact on your community, we encourage you to apply to be a youth umpire today! Contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com for more information. BIRTHDAYS: Elementary - Cayden Beasley, Jace Olson, Eli Swenson Middle School - none High School - none Faculty & Staff - none

The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on April 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. If you are planning on bringing a guest to prom that is not from Ithaca, please sign them up using the form in the office. You must have your guest signed up before 3:30 pm on Friday, April 19th. See you there!

Parents of 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir have been sent an email regarding information about the WSMA Large Ensemble Festival on Wednesday, May 1st. Attendance to this event is required for 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir students. Students, please remember to turn in your permission slips in to Ms. Okus or Mr. Tobin by Friday, April 19th before the end of the day.

Thank you to everyone who donated blood on Friday! We exceeded our goal of 20 pints and 29 pints of blood was graciously donated to help save lives. Thank you for supporting this great community event.

The Bulldog Boutique is up and running, but we could use YOUR help! Enjoy this YouTube Presentation as we chat about the program. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NZlnztOnmE

Learners Today, Leaders Tomorrow Announcements: Wednesday, April 17, 2024 Today is a Day 1 Lunch for today - First Choice: Pulled pork w/bun, Second Choice: Hamburger w/bun, Cole slaw, peaches, salad bar, milk From Mrs. Zorea: There is a National Honor Society Meeting in the Library during Attack today Apr 17th. From the FFA: Thank you to everyone who donated blood on Friday! We exceeded our goal of 20 pints and 29 pints of blood was graciously donated to help save lives in our local community. Thank you for supporting this great community event. From Mrs. Stellner and Mrs. Pluemer: Sources of Strength will meet Thur, Apr 18th, during ATTACK. Both groups will meet in the LMC. From Mrs. Kershner: FCA Huddle will gather Thursday, Apr 18 at 7am. Join us for devotion and breakfast together! Bring a friend. All are welcome! High School RISE mentors you will gather Thur, Apr 18 with your elementary student. Please meet at your scheduled time and remember the one-on-one mentoring model: RISE, INSPIRE, SUPPORT & ENCOURAGE. Thank you for your leadership! From Ms. Okus and Mr. Tobin: Parents of 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir have been sent an email regarding information about the WSMA Large Ensemble Festival on Wed, May 1st. Attendance to this event is required for 7th/8th Grade and High School Band and Choir students. Students, please remember to turn in your permission slips in to Ms. Okus or Mr. Tobin by Fri, Apr 19th before the end of the day. From Mr. Klang: The Junior class is excited to bring you a "Night Under the Lanterns" themed prom held on Apr 27th from 8-11pm at the White House in Richland Center. Admission is $10. If you are planning on bringing a guest to prom that is not from Ithaca, please sign them up using the form in the office. You must have your guest signed up before 3:30 pm on Fri, Apr 19th. See you there! Attention Elementary/Middle School Parents: Yearbooks are now on sale for $15, this window will close at 11:59pm on Apr 19th. Please visit the website to purchase: https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/ITHACA-ELEMMIDDLE-2024 Contact Samantha Hilby for any help with ordering. From PTSO: Popcorn Friday will be this Fri, Apr 19th. Elementary students, your classroom teacher will take your order and money. Middle and High School students you will be able to purchase yours during breakfast, at the end of your hallways. Cost is $0.50 per bag, limit 2 bags per person. Help support the 3rd grade class! From PTSO: Enjoy an afternoon with your family and friends at Symons Recreation Complex for FREE!!! Apr 21 From 1:30-3:45 p.m. the PTSO will be holding their Swim for Free Family Day. All you have to do is come to Symons and let them know at the counter that you are for the Ithaca PTSO Swim Day. Hope to see you there! From PTSO: PTSO officer elections are up and running. The positions up for election include: Vice President, Secretary, Fundraising Coordinator, and Volunteer Coordinator. Contact Samantha Swenink, PTSO President, if you are interested in running for a position. They will be voted on at the May 14th PTSO Meeting. From Ms. Schmitt: Middle Schoolers - would you like to be in a movie? This Sun, Apr 21, Community Players of SW WI will be making a film called “The Play’s The Thing”, and we need your help! Students who have sports uniforms are needed to be extra characters in our scene. For more information, please find Ms. Schmitt this week. Attention high school students looking to make extra money and gain valuable experience! Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn some extra cash, while also gaining some valuable experience and making a positive impact on your community, we encourage you to apply to be a youth umpire today! Contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com. WORD OF THE DAY: Circumlocution: the use of many words to say something that could be said more clearly and directly with fewer words. Usually encountered in formal speech and writing, circumlocution can also refer to speech that is intentionally evasive. The judge coughed and pointed to her watch, clearly impatient with the attorney's tiresome circumlocutions in defense of his client. THIS DAY IN HISTORY: The Ford Mustang is officially unveiled by Henry Ford II at the World’s Fair in Flushing Meadows, New York, on Apr 17, 1964. That day, the new car also debuted in Ford showrooms across America and almost 22K Mustangs were immediately snapped up by buyers. Named for a World War II fighter plane, the Mustang was one of the first vehicles that came to be known as a “pony car.” Ford sold more than 400K Mustangs within its first year of production, exceeding sales expectations. BIRTHDAYS: High School - Alivya Young

Attention high school students looking to make extra money and gain valuable experience! Here’s a great opportunity to be a part of the action! We are seeking students interested in umpiring Ithaca youth softball and baseball games. If you're looking for a fun and rewarding way to earn some extra cash, while also gaining some valuable experience and making a positive impact on your community, we encourage you to apply to be a youth umpire today! Contact Cody at 608-574-5013 or codypulvermacher@gmail.com for more information.

At Ithaca, its a busy day...of cancellations. High School Track: The Lee Griffin invite At Kickapoo is cancelled and will be made up next Tuesday. High School practice will NOT be held. Middle School Track: Practice will be cancelled for tonight. High School Baseball and Softball: Tonight's games at Seneca have been postponed. No make up date has been set yet.