All games from here on will be played at Tri-Point Junior High School in Piper City.
Monday Schedule - The top seed is the home team and will wear white.
4:00 #2 PBL vs. #3 Tri-Point (7th Grade)
5:15 #1 Prairie Central vs. #4 Cissna Park (7th Grade)
6:30 #2 Iroquois West vs. #3 Prairie Central (8th Grade)
7:45 #1 GCMS vs. #4 Watseka (8th Grade)
High School Girls Basketball Schedule Information:
-I-West girls tourney will start on S 12/13. They play Herscher at 10:30 am at Onarga (Bus Time 9 am Cullom). The schedule is below.
-M 12/22 game against Clifton is now a home game at 5:30 pm.
-S 1/31 Rescheduled game at Grant Park 10 am Bus time 8 am
-M 2/2 game against Clifton AWAY at 5:30 pm
The Kempton to Piper City shuttle bus and Piper City rural route students will be running around 30 mins late today AFTER SCHOOL.
Sorry for the confusion.
There will be no after school activity bus today.
Boys and Girls Club will be open but there will not be a shuttle bus for that. If you student goes to boys and girls club they will need to be picked up by a parent.
If you would like to cancel your child going to Boys and Girls Club please call your school office.
Our after school activity and boys and girls club shuttle bus will also run 1 hour early.
There will be no school Wednesday, November 26th through Friday, November 28th.
Tri-Point High School’s girls basketball team opened the season at the Fisher Tournament and came home with their first win, beating I-West last Friday night. The girls battled hard all week, dropping the other three games by fewer than four points, including one that went to overtime.
Adriana Hummel earned a spot on the All-Tournament Team for her standout play.
The varsity squad starts its regular season at home today Monday, November 24, against Prairie Central. Tipoff is at 5:30 pm.
The TP High School math team traveled to Beecher High School for their first math competition of the year on Wednesday. The team placed 3rd overall with several groups placing 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place in different math categories. Great job Mr. Schaidle and his mathletes!
