Here are the current lost and found items at the elementary school. Please let us know if these belong to your child.
Tonight is our 3rd grade recognition night at our HS Volleyball game. 3rd graders get in free tonight and we will recognize them after the JV game, also we will announce our honorary 3rd grade honorary captains. One schedule change, there will NOT be a freshman game tonight so the 1st game will be the JV game at 6:00.
Parent, player, coach meeting for jh boys basketball, jh girls basketball and jh cheerleading on Mon Sept 30 in the grade school gym at 7:00 for grades 5th-8th. Practices can begin on Tuesday Oct 1st so make sure all athletic paperwork is filled out on power school, current athletic physical, and $40 sports fee paid
Due to wet field conditions, we will be moving our JH baseball regional game to Okawville today. The school address is 400 South Hanover St, Okawville IL. Game time will be 4:00, bus time is 2:30. We will still be the home team, good luck Greyhounds! Please spread the word.
High School Cheerleading meeting tonight for any 9th-12th grader interested in learning more about trying out for our cheerleading team. We will meet in the high school commons at 7:00 tonight. If you intend to tryout, you need to be at tonight's meeting.
SIJHSAA Baseball and Softball Regional schedules for this week
* rain could alter these schedules
GOOD LUCK GREYHOUNDS!
JH Baseball
Game 1
Tuesday 9/24 4:00
#3 Okawville at #2 Lebanon
Game 2
Wednesday 9/25 4:00
#4 Shiloh at # 1 Aviston
Game 3
Thursday 9/26 4:00 Regional Championship
Game 1 winner vs Game 2 winner @ the highest seed remaining
JH Softball
Game 1
Tuesday 9/24 4:00
#3 Maryville Christian at #2 Aviston
Game 2
Wednesday 9/25 4:00
#4 St Clare at #1 Lebanon
Game 3 Regional Championship
Thursday 9/26 4:00
Game 1 Winner vs Game 2 Winner @ the highest seed
Any student who is interested in trying out for high school cheerleading this year, there will be a meeting on Tuesday Sept 24th at 7:00 in the high school commons. The tryouts will take place in mid-October so anyone trying out will need to have a current athletic physical and their athletic paperwork filled out on the online registration page where you enrolled your student for the year. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Mr. Cruthis at ccruthis@lcusd9.org.
Happy fall! The PTO is so thankful for our LES teachers and all that they do! 🍁🍂🧡
Thank you to everyone that participated in our 2nd Annual Golf Ball Drop fundraiser. Congratulations to our winners:
1st Place- Amy Strubhart
2nd Place- MaryBeth Anheuser
3rd Place- Kendra Kashycke
Thank you Kendra for the donation back!!
Soccer pulled out a thriller today against Wesclin. Lebanon scored 1st in the first half to make it 1-0, Wesclin then scored in the 2nd half to end regulation tied 1-1. They played 2 5 min overtime's with neither team scoring and went to penalty kicks. Both teams made some good shots and good saves. Zach Wilson was the 8th Lebanon player to shoot and scored what would be the game winner after Wesclin shot wide left on their attempt. Great atmosphere today at the game, lots of fans and students there to see a good game. Great job today Greyhounds!
High School Athletes of the Week for Sept 8th-Sept 14th
For the volleyball team's athlete of the week.
JV: Naomi Krumsieg (MH/RS) (Sophomore)
-Naomi was chosen for outstanding positive energy and the growth she's made throughout this season. During our Carlyle tournament Naomi was chosen to come along and play on varsity. Naomi’s performance in the tournament was absolutely excellent. Naomi helped the greyhound out with her excellent blocking skills at the net. She recorded 4 blocks along with a couple touches and 2 kills.
-Something that stands out from Naomi is her coachability and her persistent positivity. Even when things aren't going her way Naomi doesn’t crumble from the adversity. She instead tackles it head on with a smile on her face. Coach Kempfer and I are truly proud of the growth and progress she has made thus far this season. We are excited to see what more growth she does as the season continues.
Varsity: Addison Durbin (Libero) (Freshmen)
-Addison was chosen for her persistent hard work and dedication. This past weekend during the carlyle tournament L.A helped the greyhounds with her excellent pass and digs. L.A always lays her body on the line to make sure that no balls hit the court. She made some impressive one handed saves that kept the greyhounds in some long rallys. Not only did her digs help us out this weekend, but also her serves as well.
-Something that stands out from Addison is her positivity and effort. Whenever the team is down Addison is the first one to bring a smile to the team or encourage her teammates from the sideline. Her effort speaks louder than words. There isn't a game yet where you won't see her diving on the court to recover a ball.
Soccer
Brayson Britsch is the soccer athlete of the week. Brayson scored the winning goal and added an assist in a dominant home win, 8-0 vs Vandalia
Junior High Athletes of the Week for the week of Sept 8th-Sept 14th
Softball
Our athletes of the week for softball are Grace Redmond and Korie Schwaegel.
Grace #11 is an 8th grader. She has played for 4 years. She has always had a great attitude during practices and games. She is a good role model for the younger girls that are new to the team. Grace mostly plays outfield for us. She does a good job of tracking fly balls and backing up the left side of the field. Grace is a great bunter. When she bunts she advances our players around the bases and does the job she is supposed to do. Grace will be missed next year for JH softball, but I hope she continues to play in high school.
Korie Schwaegel is my next athlete of the week. Korie #13 is a 5th grader and has started every game for our JH team. She knows the game of softball very well! Her main position has been first base. Korie is also a pitcher (which I am very thankful for). She is left handed and in JH softball you don't see as many lefties as you do righties on the mound. Korie has 14 RBIs this season so far. She is learning to slap hit and when she gets it, she will be great.
Both Grace and Korie show off their great smiles a lot. It makes my job as a coach worth every minute. The JH Lady Greyhounds are 11-5 in the season so far! Regionals are next week. Good luck girls!
Baseball
Our first player of the week is Masen Davis. Masen was 3-9 with 2RBI, 3 runs, and 2 walks. He also played great defense playing second base, shortstop, and centerfield this week. Masen was not only picked because he performed well on the field, but because of his great attitude and hard work. Those qualities are more important to any coach than any one game performance. Masen is a 5th grader this is a future leader in the making.
Garrett Cotts lead the team in hitting this week going 5-12, 3RBI, 2 runs, and numerous stolen bases. Garrett always gives 100% effort on the field and plays the game with great instinct. Garrett had a great defensive week and played second base, shortstop, and third base. Garrett continues to lead by example with his effort on the field.
The Greyhounds went 2 and 2 on a busy week that was capped off by a 4-2 victory against All Saints Academy on Saturday morning. Henry Tilk had one of the best pitching performances of the year going to complete game giving up only two runs.
It's Game Day! 10:00 am Homecoming soccer game vs Wesclin! Come out and support your Greyhounds, we will have Krispy Kreme donuts, 1/2 time homecoming court announced and after the game we will have our golf ball drop fundraiser where you can win $300, $200 and $100 if your ball lands closest to the flag on the soccer field.
Homecoming has arrived!! Please come out and support our soccer team as we take on Wesclin at 10 am. Following the game we will have our 2nd Annual Golf Ball Drop. If you have not purchased tickets, they will be available tomorrow. Winners receive $300, $200 and $100.
Homecoming Soccer game tomorrow at 10:00 am vs Wesclin. Come out and support the Greyhounds and see the Homecoming court at halftime
Please pass this information long to anyone who may not receive these messages. The IHSA does NOT allow any noise makers, such as cowbells, blow horns, whistles, etc... at soccer games
Wednesday Athletic Results
JH Baseball beat St Bonafice 9-2
JH Softball lost to St Bonafice 7-1
HS Cross Country at Piasa SW meet
Keegan Brown placed 10th time of 26:16
Addison Durbin placed 11th time of 26:17
Savannah Pontious placed 17th time of 29:26
Jayden Luna placed 21st time of 30:47
Join us in congratulating the Lebanon PreK program! Our program earned the prestigious Gold Circle of Quality Award through ExceleRate Illinois. This top distinction recognizes early learning providers who prioritize continual improvement and meet or exceed the highest standards. Here's the video from yesterday's announcement: https://www.canva.com/design/DAGRN1tzo0g/5eocU-Q-zXGLU36PlCQkIw/watch?utm_content=DAGRN1tzo0g&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link&utm_source=editor
Soccer Mom and BBQ Dad
Thank you William & Paula at CC Food Mart for always supporting our students! We greatly appreciate your thoughtfulness!
Early Winter Junior High Sports: Junior High Boys Basketball, Girls Basketball and Cheerleading parent, player and coach meeting Monday Sept 30th at 6:30 in the Grade School gym. Tryouts will begin on Tuesday Oct 1st, times to be announced. Must have current physical, power school athletic forms filled out and $40 fee.