Cedar High School

Next week is Freedom week. Check the schedule for dress ups!!

The ASVAB (Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery) is a career exploration test that can help you discover your strengths, interests, and potential career paths.

Join us Wednesday Evening in the CHS Auditorium at 7 pm and hear from Dustin Smith, founder of Especially for Athletes. All Parents and student athletes are encouraged to attend this event and be inspired to look around you and see others and use your influence for good. Eyes up and do the work!!

Alexis Daynes is the Impact Athlete of the week for her role in the Girls Cross Country team 4th place overall finish. Alexis is a joy to watch run on the course as she patiently paces herself throughout the race staying towards the back of the pack until the end of the race when she utilizes her sprinting kick at the end to pass several runners at the end of the race. She does an outstanding job pacing her teammates and finished 30th overall to help the Reds to the 4th place spot in the state. Congratulations Alexis!!

Kaycee Adams is teammate of the week. Kaycee and the Girls Volleyball team took 5th place at the 4A state tournament this week with an impressive 3-1 record. Focusing on "Giving All and Taking Nothing" Kaycee has been a great teammate all season long and her impact was felt whether she was on the court or the sideline cheering on her team. Coach Anglin had this to say about Kaycee; "Kaycee plays her role on the team humbly and without tons of recognition. Her job is to block the opponents big hitter and get ready to be offensive. She makes an impact across the front row in big ways. Her attack is crucial when the game plan requires us to spread our offense. She is always coachable and never asks for praise. Kaycee is an awesome teammate that gives her all and expects nothing in return." Congratulations Kaycee!!

The Reds Football team heads to Morgan Friday, Oct. 30 to take on the Morgan Trojans in the State 3A Quarterfinals at 6pm.
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Watch the livestream https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3v1atTOp0A
GO REDS!!!!!!

Students attending Sadies on Saturday night are strongly encouraged to bring their own water. The school will attempt to provide bottled water if it is available.

The Reds are headed to North Sanpete on Friday for the first Round of the State Football Playoffs. Important information for the game, Game Time is 4 PM, Gates will open at 3 PM! This is a State game and therefore State Pricing. $15 for Adults, Students/Senior Citizens $10. Purchase tickets in advance through GoFan. https://gofan.co/app/school/UT7214 Cedar High Students will be admitted for free WITH Activity Card! UHSAA Passes will also be accepted. Visitors will sit in the EAST bleachers, Please park in the softball complex parking east of the football field and use the entrance on the east side of the football stadium. Please do not attempt to park inside the gated area by the field. For those unable to attend the game will be live streamed at TeamHive.Live. https://teamhive.live/

Kendee Corry is this week's "Hold yourself and your team accountable" teammate of the week. Kendee has been a consistent force for the Region champion Girls Cross Country team with her steady racing and dedication to the team. Coach Harris said, "Kendee is a phenomenal leader and teammate. She is a great example of having the right attitude and work ethic to be successful in cross country. Kendee also takes time to encourage her teammates and set goals with them. The team is so much stronger with teammates like Kendee." Congratulations Kendee!!

Shawni Larson is this weeks impact athlete of the week. The Reds Volleyball team went into Crimson Cliffs and knocked off the Mustangs 3 sets to 1. Handing them their first loss in region play. Shawni played a big role in the Red win collecting 8 kills along with 3 blocks, 2 service aces, along with 5 digs. Congratulations Shawni!!!

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This weeks "Never Take a Play off" Teammate of the Week is Royce Jolley. Royce is the center for the football team and a team captain.

His teammates said this about Royce;

"He never takes a play off. Even when he’s on the sideline, he is cheering."

"He’s a really great, hard working teammate. He’s never backed down from a play and he is always executing his assignment well on the field. If he messes up, he just moves on and doesn’t get down on himself. He focuses on the next play. I never hear him say we’re gonna lose this game or any negative comment like that. He’s always believing in his team. He’s very humble and never brings down his teammates. He cares about his team and what his team does on and off the field. He deserves to be teammate of the week."

Congratulations Royce!

Macie Mitchell is the Impact Athlete of the Week for her role in the Reds Region Championship run at Bloomington park last week. Macie has been a consistent force for the Reds finishing in the top 4, 4 out of the 5 races this season. Macie took 4th in the Region race. Congratulations Macie!!

The Reds soccer team had a big win over Desert Hills yesterday. Tynzlee Nielsen came up big for the Reds, finding the back of the net twice to lead the offensive attack. Kyla Johnson and KenLea Davis each contributed an assist, helping set up Tynzlee’s two goals and keeping the Reds’ offense moving. The Reds finished the Regular Season on a high note finishing the regular season winning five of the last six games to finish 8-7 on the regular season. The Reds now await their playoff positioning fate which will be released Saturday morning at 10am.

We (Iron County School District) extend our deepest condolences and prayers to the family of the driver involved in this morning’s tragic accident. The accident involved one of our school buses at the beginning of the morning route and is currently under active investigation by the Utah Highway Patrol. There were no students on the bus at the time of the collision, however we understand students on their way to school may have passed the accident. Situations like this can be upsetting for students, even if they were not directly involved. We want you to know counselors are available at all of our schools. Students who may be struggling with what they saw or heard are invited to speak with a counselor.

Parents/guardians, The day of the rivalry football game between the Cedar High School Reds and the Canyon View High School Falcons has arrived. Here are a few reminders to ensure it is a safe and enjoyable event. • Southern Utah University has a clear bag policy. Please see the attached policy. • CHS students with an activity card will receive free admission to the game. All other students and spectators will need to pay an entrance fee unless they hold a UHSAA annual or silver pass or are an employee of the district (passes or employee badge must be shown). Tickets can be purchased in advance at GoFan. Cash will only be accepted at the Southwest Gate. • Elementary students should be accompanied by an adult. • Parking is available in designated free lots, including lots 2, 10, 11, 12, and 14. • Spectators will not be allowed to bring any athletic equipment into the stadium including balls, frisbees, skateboards, scooters, etc. • Kickoff is at 7 p.m. Gates open at 6 p.m. The game is being held in the SUU Eccles Coliseum. • Spectators are not allowed on the field after the game. We are looking forward to a great game as two of our local teams compete for the Pickaxe trophy.