On Saturday, May 1st, Oliver Ford along with the PHS Athletic Dept. and the PHS Athletic Booster Club will again sponsor the Drive One 4uR School. The event will be May 1st from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm at the PHS parking lot in front of the Rockpile. Every 5 minute driving test will pay PHS $20.00. 300 drivers is all that is needed. Requirements are - must be 18, valid driver's license and limited to one test drive per household. If we get 300 valid drivers, Oliver Ford will kick in another $500.00.
Along with the Drive One 4uR School fundraiser, the cheerleaders will be selling raffle tickets for an IPOD touch, nano, shuffle, Gateway netbook, and a big BBQ grill (donated by Oliver Ford). Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Drawing for the raffle will be May 1st. Raffle tickets can be bought from any PHS cheerleader, in the PHS athletic office or Oliver Ford.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
SCILL Center - Student of the Month
The SCILL Center is pleased to announce the Student-of-the-Month recipients for the month of March.
Robert Davis from North Judson-San Pierre High School and Cody Hamman (pictured above) from Plymouth High School were the AM class recipients of the award. Vance Rosentreter from Oregon-Davis High School and Laban Schmidt from Knox High School were the PM class recipients of the award.
The Student-of-the-Month is chosen by the AutoTech instructors, Rodney Dawson and Mark Anderson, based on the student’s test scores, class participation, attitude, attendance and initiative in the shop.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Project Based Learning
Sixth graders at Riverside celebrated their Science unit on predators with an Earth Day project. The students participated in researching the mustard plant that is taking over plant growth in 30 states. They collaborated with the local park and learned that this plant is choking out other plant growth in our park.
For Earth Day, teams of sixth grade students pulled more than 100 loaded garbage bags of this predator plant out of the local park. This project was sponsored by a grant that teachers Tillie Kain and Sue Turpin obtained and is a featured portion of a national project working to eradicate this plant in 30 states.
Monday, April 26, 2010
PHS Concert Bands
The PHS Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble both attended the annual Indiana State School Music Association's concert band competition.
Both of the Plymouth High School concert bands earned the top rating from all three judges for an overall placement of a Gold Award rating!
The Symphonic Band also earned an additional Gold Award rating in the sight-reading portion of the contest.
This event was the final qualification for Plymouth H.S. to receive the ISSMA "All-Music Award" reserved only for programs that earn Gold Ratings in every ISSMA event for the entire school year (Marching Band, Jazz Contest, State Solo and Ensemble contest, and Concert Band Contest). This will be the 7th consecutive year that PHS has earned this award!
Congratulations to all of the students in the PHS band department!
Both of the Plymouth High School concert bands earned the top rating from all three judges for an overall placement of a Gold Award rating!
The Symphonic Band also earned an additional Gold Award rating in the sight-reading portion of the contest.
This event was the final qualification for Plymouth H.S. to receive the ISSMA "All-Music Award" reserved only for programs that earn Gold Ratings in every ISSMA event for the entire school year (Marching Band, Jazz Contest, State Solo and Ensemble contest, and Concert Band Contest). This will be the 7th consecutive year that PHS has earned this award!
Congratulations to all of the students in the PHS band department!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Jefferson School
Saturday night a tree near Jefferson Elementary Schools was hit by lightening. A gas line was damaged. NIPSCO was on the scene immediately and repaired the gas leak. Thanks to NIPSCO, David Schoof, and Bruce Johnson, we will have school on Monday.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
LJH Academic Super Bowl Results
Congratulations to our Lincoln Junior High Academic Super Bowl teams. They brought home the championship plaque from the NELMS conference meet on Thursday night in a hard fought battle beating Warsaw Edgewood by one point. Each team did its part in the run for the title. The English and science teams finished in first place for their competitions. The math team finished a strong second, missing only one question, and the social studies team came in third.
We are very proud of their efforts.
Members of the teams include: English: Deborah Anders, Jamie Cook, Shelby Harrell, Jon Howard, David Walsh, John Stillson, and Ellen Smith; Math: Cristina Chavez, Justin Clemons, Sam Mellott, Diana Olivares, Tucker Pletcher, and Luke Schumacher; Science: Kyle Barry, Rachel Hartman, Alex Jeffirs, Savannah Mae, Matt Pearson, and Jessica Salazar; Social Studies: Anthony Boener, Elliot Eads, Branton Leazenby, Mack Mercer, and Cody Pozcik
Thursday, April 08, 2010
Operation Leadership
On March 31st, students in the Operation Leadership had the pleasure of listening to guest speakers from our community talk about what it takes to be an effective leader.
Greg Compton, John Oliver, Jack Davis, Jessica Oliver, Laurie Sutter, Francis Ellert and Senator Ed Charbonneau all presented personal insight and experiences to the students.
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
Kindergarten Round-Up
Since non-resident students now can attend Plymouth Community School Corporation (PCSC) with no tuition, PCSC will host the annual Kindergarten Round-up on April 15, 2010 in all Plymouth Elementary Schools. Parents are invited to bring their children to Plymouth.
Resident parents should attend their specific school district round-up. Non-resident parents may attend the round-up at any of the four Plymouth Elementary Schools; however, their child may be placed at another Plymouth School to balance class size.
There will be two sessions. Parents and children need only attend one session. The 1st session is at 1:30 p.m. The 2nd session is at 6:00 p.m. Each session should last no longer than one hour.
Please bring an original copy of your child’s birth certificate, immunization records, and a social security number. The schools will make copies of the originals. For Spanish speaking Kindergartners and parents, interpreters will be available. During the hour-long Round-Up, parents will meet with administrators and fill out registration forms; children will meet with Kindergarten teachers for screening.
In order to be eligible for Round-Up this year, your child needs to be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2010.
For those unsure of which building their child will attend, please call (574) 936-3115 and ask for the transportation department.
Resident parents should attend their specific school district round-up. Non-resident parents may attend the round-up at any of the four Plymouth Elementary Schools; however, their child may be placed at another Plymouth School to balance class size.
There will be two sessions. Parents and children need only attend one session. The 1st session is at 1:30 p.m. The 2nd session is at 6:00 p.m. Each session should last no longer than one hour.
Please bring an original copy of your child’s birth certificate, immunization records, and a social security number. The schools will make copies of the originals. For Spanish speaking Kindergartners and parents, interpreters will be available. During the hour-long Round-Up, parents will meet with administrators and fill out registration forms; children will meet with Kindergarten teachers for screening.
In order to be eligible for Round-Up this year, your child needs to be 5 years old on or before August 1, 2010.
For those unsure of which building their child will attend, please call (574) 936-3115 and ask for the transportation department.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
OLIVER FORD - DRIVE ONE 4uR SCHOOL
On Saturday, May 1st, Oliver Ford along with the PHS Athletic Dept. and the PHS Athletic Booster Club will again sponsor the Drive One 4uR School. The event will be May 1st from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm at the PHS parking lot in front of the Rockpile. Every 5 minute driving test will pay PHS $20.00. 300 drivers is all that is needed. Requirements are - must be 18, valid driver's license and limited to one test drive per household. If we get 300 valid drivers, Oliver Ford will kick in another $500.00.
The big kick off will be Thursday evening, April 1st, at PHS 6:00 pm at the Booster Club spring sport picture night.
Along with the Drive One 4uR School fundraiser, the cheerleaders will be selling raffle tickets for an IPOD touch, nano, shuffle, Gateway netbook, and a big BBQ grill (donated by Oliver Ford). Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Drawing for the raffle will be May 1st. Raffle tickets can be bought from any PHS cheerleader, in the PHS athletic office or Oliver Ford.
The big kick off will be Thursday evening, April 1st, at PHS 6:00 pm at the Booster Club spring sport picture night.
Along with the Drive One 4uR School fundraiser, the cheerleaders will be selling raffle tickets for an IPOD touch, nano, shuffle, Gateway netbook, and a big BBQ grill (donated by Oliver Ford). Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or 6 for $5.00. Drawing for the raffle will be May 1st. Raffle tickets can be bought from any PHS cheerleader, in the PHS athletic office or Oliver Ford.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
PHS Distinguished Alumni Award
Nominations are now being accepted at Plymouth High School and until April 17, 2010, for the PHS Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame Award which will be presented at the 2010 Alumni Association Banquet on June 18, 2010.
After all nominations are received, the committee will review the nominations and select a PHS alumnus who has made a significant contribution in his/her field or has been of exceptional service to his/her profession either locally, statewide, and/or nationally.
A nomination form may be obtained at PHS, Marshall County Historical Society, WTCA, Plymouth Library, Chamber of Commerce, Marshall County Convention and Tourism Bureau or from any committee member.
The Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame committee members are James Condon, PHS Principal; Larry Pinkerton, retired PHS principal who originated the award in 1984; Jack Greenlee, Class of 1947; Sally Johnson Greenlee, Class of 1966; Larry Holloway, Class of 1962; Beverly Kelso Brummett, Class of 1965; Mary Lee Williams Rudd, Class of 1951; Karen MacLain Liedtky, Class of 1977; and Jane Faulstich, Class of 1985 and Laura Jeffirs Kruyer, Class of 1988, PHS teachers and co-chairpersons.
Previous winners of the award are Major General Larry N. Tibbetts, Class of 1952; James L. Parsons, Class of 1933 and Dr. Foster and Louise Link Montgomery, Class of 1930; Commodore Schuyler F. Heim, Class of 1902; Mearl D. Strombeck, Class of 1918; Walter A. Glaub, Class of 1932 and Charles O. Glaub, Class of 1935; Noble E. Kizer, Class of 1919; Lt. Col Lewis L. Hawkins, Class of 1948; Donald R. Minix, Class of 1940; Florence Hoham, Class of 1922; George F. Stevens, Class of 1920; Dr. Edith Boyer Schuman Tackitt, Class of 1923; Dr. Ruth Mangun Holland, Class of 1942; C. Arthur Thomas, Class of 1926; Dr. M. Sue Pifer, Class of 1957; Marshall F. Kizer, Class of 1925; Dr. James Harley Kellar, Class of 1939; Frederick C. Morrow, Class of 1941; Robert L. Hileman, Class of 1940; Scott Skiles, Class of 1982; Lester D. Read, Class of 1943; Francis Wilson Johnson, Class of 1933; Clifford Linedecker, Class of 1950, Don Aker, Class of 1949; Fred Kehoe, Class of 1946; Steve Yoder, Class of 1958, and Ray Roth, Class of 1963
A display of Hall of Fame winners is visible in the North Lobby at PHS.
There are many PHS graduates who qualify for the award. Please consider someone and submit the nomination. Nominations not selected are kept permanently to be reviewed for the following years.
After all nominations are received, the committee will review the nominations and select a PHS alumnus who has made a significant contribution in his/her field or has been of exceptional service to his/her profession either locally, statewide, and/or nationally.
A nomination form may be obtained at PHS, Marshall County Historical Society, WTCA, Plymouth Library, Chamber of Commerce, Marshall County Convention and Tourism Bureau or from any committee member.
The Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame committee members are James Condon, PHS Principal; Larry Pinkerton, retired PHS principal who originated the award in 1984; Jack Greenlee, Class of 1947; Sally Johnson Greenlee, Class of 1966; Larry Holloway, Class of 1962; Beverly Kelso Brummett, Class of 1965; Mary Lee Williams Rudd, Class of 1951; Karen MacLain Liedtky, Class of 1977; and Jane Faulstich, Class of 1985 and Laura Jeffirs Kruyer, Class of 1988, PHS teachers and co-chairpersons.
Previous winners of the award are Major General Larry N. Tibbetts, Class of 1952; James L. Parsons, Class of 1933 and Dr. Foster and Louise Link Montgomery, Class of 1930; Commodore Schuyler F. Heim, Class of 1902; Mearl D. Strombeck, Class of 1918; Walter A. Glaub, Class of 1932 and Charles O. Glaub, Class of 1935; Noble E. Kizer, Class of 1919; Lt. Col Lewis L. Hawkins, Class of 1948; Donald R. Minix, Class of 1940; Florence Hoham, Class of 1922; George F. Stevens, Class of 1920; Dr. Edith Boyer Schuman Tackitt, Class of 1923; Dr. Ruth Mangun Holland, Class of 1942; C. Arthur Thomas, Class of 1926; Dr. M. Sue Pifer, Class of 1957; Marshall F. Kizer, Class of 1925; Dr. James Harley Kellar, Class of 1939; Frederick C. Morrow, Class of 1941; Robert L. Hileman, Class of 1940; Scott Skiles, Class of 1982; Lester D. Read, Class of 1943; Francis Wilson Johnson, Class of 1933; Clifford Linedecker, Class of 1950, Don Aker, Class of 1949; Fred Kehoe, Class of 1946; Steve Yoder, Class of 1958, and Ray Roth, Class of 1963
A display of Hall of Fame winners is visible in the North Lobby at PHS.
There are many PHS graduates who qualify for the award. Please consider someone and submit the nomination. Nominations not selected are kept permanently to be reviewed for the following years.
Monday, March 29, 2010
ATTENTION: PHS Athletes and Parents
Charlie Adams will be in the Red Rock Cafe at Plymouth High School on Monday, April 5, 2010 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss with parents and athletes "What it takes to become a collegiate athlete from a recruiting expert".
All athletes and parents are encouraged to attend.
All athletes and parents are encouraged to attend.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Past Recipients of PEA Scholarships
My name is Beth Garrity and I am a senior at Taylor University this year. I am majoring in Elementary Education and Special Education and will graduate this spring. I graduated from Plymouth High School in 2006. That spring I was the recipient of a PEA Scholarship. I just wanted to thank everyone who participates in the ticket sales for the PEA Chicken Dinner which helped me attend college. I have gotten to attend an amazing university that, I think, has prepared me well for my future. I am currently student teaching at Webster Elementary in Mrs. Houin's third grade classroom. Thank you for helping make my dreams of being a teacher a reality. 
Geoff Scheetz was the recipient of a PEA scholarship in 2005. Geoff is teaching at Jefferson School this year. He was hired to teach third grade and second grade for teachers on leave.
Megan Barker teaches kindergarten at Menominee School. She is our third recipient of a PEA scholarship.
We are fortunate to have these three PHS graduates working for the Plymouth Schools.
The Plymouth Education Association (PEA) sponsors an annual Nelson’s Port-a-Pit Chicken and Bake Sale as a non-profit fundraiser to award scholarships to PHS seniors pursuing a degree in education. Our chicken and bake sale will be Friday, April 9th. Tickets are on now on sale.
Tickets are being sold by 138 members.
We are fortunate to have these three PHS graduates working for the Plymouth Schools.
The Plymouth Education Association (PEA) sponsors an annual Nelson’s Port-a-Pit Chicken and Bake Sale as a non-profit fundraiser to award scholarships to PHS seniors pursuing a degree in education. Our chicken and bake sale will be Friday, April 9th. Tickets are on now on sale.
Tickets are being sold by 138 members.
Monday, March 15, 2010
Riverside Intermediate Production of Peter Pan
Riverside Intermediate School will present the play "Peter Pan" under the direction of teachers Mrs. Jamie Briles and Mrs. Shelley Shafer on Monday, March 15th.
The cast will perform at 1:00 P.M., 2:00 P.M. and 6:30 P.M. that day.
The cast is pictured: Stars: Zoe Keilman, Hannah Walker, Guiliana Davis and Cassie McPherron; Family: Gabby Garver, Jon Eberly, Amber Blissmer, Victoria Styers, Patrick Houser, Eric Burch, Courtney Bradley; Peter Pan-Jenna Morgan, Sarah Walker; Shadow-Cameron Carter; Tinker Bell-Hannah Puckett; Pirates-Lanae Singleton, Austin Read, Katie Bowling, Haylie Lewandowski, Sophia Smith, Josh Eberly; Crocodile:Rachael Kellerstraus; Lost Boys: Haley McFarland, Haley Mills, Lauren Deisch,Maggie Phillips, Madisyn Deisch; Indians: Alli Dennie, Taylor O'Neal, Riley Rose; Mermaids:Emily McKenzie, Hanna Hopple, Erin Hunter; and Stage Crew: Will Houser, Cam Maddox, Ashley Harrell, and Dalton Briles.
Northwest Indiana NFL National Qualification Tournament Results
The Speech Team hosted the Northwest Indiana NFL National Qualification tournament here at PHS over the weekend.
Numerous individuals had outstanding days advancing to semi-final and final rounds. Plymouth also saw several students qualify for the national tournament in June. Jon Tyree qualified in Drama. Andy Langdon and Sam Compton qualified in Humor. Patrick Felke qualified in International Extemp. Bryt Hiatt qualified in USA Extemp. Zach Wendt and Nick Houin as well as Cam Robertson and Katie Morrow qualified in Duo. Jon, Andy, and Cam also qualified in other events at the tournament but are only allowed to attend nationals in one.
Congratulations to all! Now, let's get ready to bring home another state championship!
Numerous individuals had outstanding days advancing to semi-final and final rounds. Plymouth also saw several students qualify for the national tournament in June. Jon Tyree qualified in Drama. Andy Langdon and Sam Compton qualified in Humor. Patrick Felke qualified in International Extemp. Bryt Hiatt qualified in USA Extemp. Zach Wendt and Nick Houin as well as Cam Robertson and Katie Morrow qualified in Duo. Jon, Andy, and Cam also qualified in other events at the tournament but are only allowed to attend nationals in one.
Congratulations to all! Now, let's get ready to bring home another state championship!
State Champion Winter Performance
The PHS Winter Performance Ensemble (winter guard and winter drumline) had a GREAT weekend!
The PHS band department won its first-ever state championship this weekend at the I.H.S.C.G.A. Class 3A State Finals hosted at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis.
Plymouth had to compete against 35 other high schools (nearly 4 hours of non-stop competition). Plymouth achieved an almost unheard of CLEAN SWEEP of every judge on the panel (total of 6 judges in 12 categories). Plymouth placed 1st (out of all 36 schools involved) in every single category at the event!
This is the first state championship the band department has ever earned and also the first time in PHS history that a group from Plymouth earned an additional Gold Rating at this event.
The same day, the winter drumline performed at the I.P.A. State Prelims at Avon High School competing against 20 other high schools. Plymouth had a GREAT performance at this event and also advanced to the state finals for the first time ever in Class 2A! The I.P.A. state finals will be this coming weekend at Ben Davis High School.
The following students are in the Winter Drumline and Winter Guard:
Amy McLiver
Sami Guerrero
Danyelle Ganshorn
Yolanda Fish
Rinda Scott
Ana Miranda
Crystal Fox
Tori Fox
Cynthia Lua
Addie Palmer
Katie Lee
Stephen Johnson
Leah Cook
Lindsey Holloway
Patrick Gouvenuer
Jake Harley
Brittany Halsey
Greg Rundle
Adam Fish
Justin Buchert
Tori MacLain
Elizabeth Wolford
Jacob Pritchard
Elizabeth Oviedo
Kameron Eisenhour
Zach Mahan
Zach Craft
Taylor Jones
Tonya Roeder
Jared Beabout
Caitlin Jung
The PHS band department won its first-ever state championship this weekend at the I.H.S.C.G.A. Class 3A State Finals hosted at Franklin Central High School in Indianapolis.
Plymouth had to compete against 35 other high schools (nearly 4 hours of non-stop competition). Plymouth achieved an almost unheard of CLEAN SWEEP of every judge on the panel (total of 6 judges in 12 categories). Plymouth placed 1st (out of all 36 schools involved) in every single category at the event!
This is the first state championship the band department has ever earned and also the first time in PHS history that a group from Plymouth earned an additional Gold Rating at this event.
The same day, the winter drumline performed at the I.P.A. State Prelims at Avon High School competing against 20 other high schools. Plymouth had a GREAT performance at this event and also advanced to the state finals for the first time ever in Class 2A! The I.P.A. state finals will be this coming weekend at Ben Davis High School.
The following students are in the Winter Drumline and Winter Guard:
Amy McLiver
Sami Guerrero
Danyelle Ganshorn
Yolanda Fish
Rinda Scott
Ana Miranda
Crystal Fox
Tori Fox
Cynthia Lua
Addie Palmer
Katie Lee
Stephen Johnson
Leah Cook
Lindsey Holloway
Patrick Gouvenuer
Jake Harley
Brittany Halsey
Greg Rundle
Adam Fish
Justin Buchert
Tori MacLain
Elizabeth Wolford
Jacob Pritchard
Elizabeth Oviedo
Kameron Eisenhour
Zach Mahan
Zach Craft
Taylor Jones
Tonya Roeder
Jared Beabout
Caitlin Jung
Thursday, March 11, 2010
BPA State Leadership Conference Results
The following members competed at the BPA State Leadership Conference in Indianapolis on March 7-9, 2010 and will be advancing to the National BPA Leadership Conference.
Payroll Accounting
Stefan Baird-State Runner-Up-2nd
Sam Webster-3rd
Spreadsheet Analysis
Stefan Baird-State Champion-1st
Gage Egierski-State Runner-Up-2nd
Prepared Speech
Shara Hudson-State Champion-1st
Sarah Gouker-3rd
Fundamental Word Processing
Kaitlyn Brettin-3rd
Administrative Support Team-3rd
Preston Bastardo
Scott Cawthon
Shara Hudson
Mike Treat
Medical Office Procedures
Emily Knapp-State Runner-Up-2nd
Medalist Winners in Open Events:
Financial Math and Analysis-Stefan Baird-State Champion-1st
Insurance Concepts-Dalton Bergeron-4th
This year PHS finished third, behind only Pike and Lake Central. The 2010 State Leadership Conference has been the most successful SLC in PHS history. PHS is a sending a school record 10 members to National Leadership Conference.
Payroll Accounting
Stefan Baird-State Runner-Up-2nd
Sam Webster-3rd
Spreadsheet Analysis
Stefan Baird-State Champion-1st
Gage Egierski-State Runner-Up-2nd
Prepared Speech
Shara Hudson-State Champion-1st
Sarah Gouker-3rd
Fundamental Word Processing
Kaitlyn Brettin-3rd
Administrative Support Team-3rd
Preston Bastardo
Scott Cawthon
Shara Hudson
Mike Treat
Medical Office Procedures
Emily Knapp-State Runner-Up-2nd
Medalist Winners in Open Events:
Financial Math and Analysis-Stefan Baird-State Champion-1st
Insurance Concepts-Dalton Bergeron-4th
This year PHS finished third, behind only Pike and Lake Central. The 2010 State Leadership Conference has been the most successful SLC in PHS history. PHS is a sending a school record 10 members to National Leadership Conference.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
School Reach Test Reminder
This Sunday, March 14, 2010, at 7:00 p.m. Plymouth Community Schools will test their new Emergency Notification Telephone Service to parents called School Reach.
The message from the superintendent of schools will be sent in both Spanish and English. If you are a parent of a Plymouth student and don't receive the test phone call please contact the secretary at the school or schools where your children attend and give them your phone number. If you receive the test phone call and don't wish to be included in the service you should contact the secretary at the school or schools where your children attend.
The message from the superintendent of schools will be sent in both Spanish and English. If you are a parent of a Plymouth student and don't receive the test phone call please contact the secretary at the school or schools where your children attend and give them your phone number. If you receive the test phone call and don't wish to be included in the service you should contact the secretary at the school or schools where your children attend.
Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Menominee Kindergarten Student State Wrestling Champ
This past weekend six members of the Plymouth Wrestling Club participated in the Indiana State Wrestling Association (ISWA) Tournament at the Ben Davis High School in Indianapolis.
Menominee Elementary Kindergarten (Ms. Barker) student, David Hunsberger (6 yrs), finished the 2010 season with a state title. He brought home a first place win by defeating his opponents with 2 pins and 2 decisions. Hunsberger is the son of David and Katie Hunsberger.
Spelling Bee Finalist
Richard (Ricky) Cooper III, a sixth grade student at Riverside Intermediate School in Plymouth, was the third place finisher in the Notre Dame Spelling Bee that was held at the Hammes Bookstore on Saturday, March 6th.
The competition lasted more than three hours and featured about 50 northern Indiana students in grades 4 through 6. As the third place finisher, Ricky received a trophy, a football, and tickets to the Blue/Gold game at Notre Dame.
Congratulations Ricky!!
Monday, March 08, 2010
Plymouth Regional Boys Basketball Ticket Info
Regional Tickets will be sold as follows:
Wednesday, March 10, Parents of varsity players, managers and cheerleaders, high school students and high school employees from 12:00 – 3:00 PM - - SEASON TICKET HOLDERS ONLY.
Wednesday, March 10, From 3:30 – 4:30 PM - Plymouth Community School Corp. Employees – season ticket holders only.
Season Tickets holders - Tickets will go on sale from 5:00 – 6:30 PM
in the athletic hallway. Everyone must pick up their own tickets.
Thursday, March 11,
Non season ticket holders 8:00 – 4:00 PM.
Seats for the regional will not be reserved.
All Tourney tickets are $9.00
Wednesday, March 10, Parents of varsity players, managers and cheerleaders, high school students and high school employees from 12:00 – 3:00 PM - - SEASON TICKET HOLDERS ONLY.
Wednesday, March 10, From 3:30 – 4:30 PM - Plymouth Community School Corp. Employees – season ticket holders only.
Season Tickets holders - Tickets will go on sale from 5:00 – 6:30 PM
in the athletic hallway. Everyone must pick up their own tickets.
Thursday, March 11,
Non season ticket holders 8:00 – 4:00 PM.
Seats for the regional will not be reserved.
All Tourney tickets are $9.00
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