Fall Captains Academy was a big hit once again. 

Our fantastic Captains, George Heywood, Sarah Seely, and Sydnie Smith, were chosen by their coaches and team mates and represented our school well. 

At the conference, they heard excellent messages from local High school principals Bart Peery and Everett Kelepolo.  The messages on sportsmanship and leadership were great reminders for everyone. 

What an awesome opportunity for these student athletes to learn!  Now they’ll be able to share their knowledge with their team mates!

Spanish Fork Jr. Dons 

Boys Basketball Clinic 

For registration, click the link:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1r4rKLa58yTQc1ywTfq8NzbW_E94iN31WH7-ICQB_1zw/edit

When: Saturday, September 15

Parents, Students, and Friends -

THE LOBO WAY

As we live The Lobo Way, look for ways this week to recognize the good in others. This is part of STRENGTHENING THE PACK. Teachers and students, when you see the good in others, tell them what you saw and how it impacted you. Come to the office and share your experience with Mr. Christensen, Mrs. LeMmon, or Mr. Mortensen for a small treat!

LOBO T-SHIRTS

Our first Cross-Country meet was a great success! We competed against all schools in the district at Mapleton Jr. High.

Our captains, Sarah Seeley and George Heywood, led the team in stretches before the race which started with a big Lobo cheer! Our team did a fantastic job encouraging each other to run their best.

The girls’ team took 4th place and the boys’ team took 5th. Ryan Olson, 7th grade, took first place overall in the boys race.

Coach Brooks and Coach Zacharias are proud of each runner and excited to see what the rest of the season brings. GO LOBOS!

On Saturday, September 8, members of the SFJHS Student Council and Honor Society woke up before sunrise and traveled to Sandy to attend the Utah Association of Student Councils Leadership Conference. These students attended different workshops to learn new ways to become leaders in their school and increase student involvement. The breakout sessions were focused on being unique, facing challenges, getting the word out, and spectacular assemblies. The students returned with a lot of great ideas and are excited to share them at SFJHS! Thank you to the advisers Mrs.

What a fun week of golf in the Advanced PE Class! But, after it was all said and done, only one golfer could stand at the top.

Max Murray shot our low score on our individual course.  Congratulations!

Max Murray, Easton Jorgensen and Javin Davis shot the low score in our scramble tournament, shooting 7 under par!  Good work, gentlemen.

Recently, my AP Human Geography class was challenged to "Build the World." 

They were given 135 mixed-up pieces of a HUGE world map and challenged to put it together as quickly as they could.  It took them 20 minutes and they had to rotate it once to fit it into the hall, but they managed to work together as a group and get it done. 

Well done, AP HuGgers!!