| Stand Firm- Because There is Eyewitness Proof This week in chapel we will be led by our Guidance Director Mr. Ryan Hulse, the text for this week come to us from 1 Corinthians 15: 1-8, Acts 2:32-39, 1 Corinthians 15:12-20. Like many things in Scripture, we hold them to be true by faith. But many times God gives us evidence as well...and such is the case with Jesus' resurrection. Many saw him alive once again. And the disciples...either they were the most despicable of people by saying Jesus lives, or they really did see him alive. They did. It helps. Join us live each day of the week, except Wednesday, as we are live on Instagram @mlhslancers, or on Livestream. |
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| Chapel times week of 8/29 Monday 8/22: 10:18am Tuesday 8/23: 10:06am Wednesday 8/24: No Broadcast Thursday 8/25: 10:06am Friday 8/26: 10:18am |
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| | Football and Volleyball Volunteers Needed!! Please sign up to volunteer for concessions, ticket takers for volleyball and also chain gang for football football season. This is a great opportunity for all, no matter what sport your child plays. All parents are asked to volunteer throughout the year for a minimum of 2 slots for each sport their child is involved in. Thanks in advance for doing your part - Go Lancers! Football game sign up Here Volleyball game sign up Here Voice of the Lancers Needed! Do you like the sound of your own voice? More importantly, do other people? We are in need of a new Voice of the Lancers for all home sporting events (football, volleyball, boys & girls basketball). If you are interested in one sport, or them all... please contact Mr. Scott Loberger . |
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| | Yearbooks 2021/22 Care to relive 2021/22? Yearbooks have arrived and they are awesome! Thanks to all who put in the hours of work to make this possible. Students who ordered a yearbook, they will be in homerooms the first day of school. Graduates from the class of 2022, who have a sibling at school, those yearbooks will be with the sibling's homeroom teacher unless you set another plan up with Mrs. Kock. If you do not have a sibling still here at MLHS you can pick it up in the main office, or email Mrs. Kock to set up a time to pick it up. |
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| | | Junior Lancer Sign up Open Interested in a late summer/fall activity? Junior Lancer Band, Cross Country, and Football sign-ups are currently open. Follow the link below to sign up! https://www.mlhslancers.org/jrlancers |
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| | MLHS Cross Country The Lancer Cross Country team competed in their first meet of the season on Thursday August 25th at the Two Rivers Cross Country Invitational held on the school grounds of Two Rivers High School. Teams attending this meet were Bay Port, Kewaunee, Kohler, Manitowoc Lincoln, Mason County Central, Notre Dame, Sheboygan Lutheran, Sheboygan South, Two Rivers, Valders, West De Pere, Wrightstown, and NEWCHAA. |
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| The Lancer ladies in the first race of the afternoon took 13th of 14 teams, only 6 points away from 12th place Kewaunee. Half of the Varsity squad was racing their first 5k ever.The top girls’ finisher for the Lancers was sophomore Trisha Kiss with a time of 23:48 and a finishing place of 34th. She was 1 minute and 14 seconds faster than last year on this same course. Senior captain Lizzy Kolar did a great job of leading the girls and was the second lancer with a time of 25:38. Varsity was rounded out by junior Taylor Schuettpelz, freshman Robin Knutson, senior Myra Liermann, and freshman Sarah Welnicke. The race was won individually by Two Rivers’ senior Mikaela Helling in a time of 19:11. The top girls’ team was Notre Dame Academy with 33 points. |
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| On the boys’ side the Lancer boys’ team took 8th place of 14 teams to better their 10th place finish in 2021. They were led by the duo of sophomore Jacob Kanzenbach in 26th place with a time of 18:46 and senior captain Jonah Melso in 28th, time of 18:47, a lifetime personal best for Melso. Varsity was rounded out by senior captain Seth Ciha, sophomore Ryder Vogt, sophomore Joey Ungemach, freshman Trenton Schuettpelz and sophomore Braden Revak. For the first time in quite a while the boys fielded a full JV team and took 7th place led by sophomore Max Huerkamp. The boys’ overall winner was Manitowoc Lincoln’s senior Mason Gates in a speedy time of 15:59. The boys’ team title was won by Notre Dame Academy with 43 points. |
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| The next meet on the schedule for the Lancers is the Tom Finlan Memorial Invitational hosted by Preble at Josten Park in Green Bay on Thursday September 1st. Girls’ JV race 3:30 pm, Boys’ JV race 4:10 pm, Girls’ Varsity 4:40 pm, and Boys’ Varsity 5:10 pm. There is an open race at 5:40 pm (1.55 miles) for any parents, spectators, or fans. To follow the team, check out the Manitowoc Cross Country Facebook page for the local weekly honor roll for all 8 Manitowoc County schools. Results can also be viewed on websites such as www.athletic.net, www.milesplit.com and www.pttiming.com. For a complete listing of all meets, visit the MLHS calendar Here |
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| Lancer Football Falls to Mishicot. It didn't take long for the Lancers to score, on the their first offensive play Junior quarterback Brayden Bennett connected with Senior Caleb Uhlhorn on a 55 yard touchdown pass. That would be the only time the Lancers would see the end-zone. Mishicot responded with touchdown of their own to tie the game up 6-6. Mishicot would go on to score twice more. Bringing the final score Mishicot 20 Lancers 6. |
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| Junior Brayden Bennett completed 13 of 24 pass for 210 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. The leading rusher for the Lancers was Sophomore Kamden Baye who carried the ball 11 times for 51 yards. The ball got spread around to several different receivers on Friday, leading the team with 70 yards receiving and the lone touchdown was Cable Uhlhorn. Senior Kaden Hagenow add five receptions on the night for 39 yards, Junior Caden Stanzel had three catches for 35 yards, Sophomore Kamden Baye and Senior Dylan Fischer both hauled in a pass each for 10 and 56 yards respectively. Defensively the Lancers were led in tackles by Caleb Uhlhorn (13), Kamden Baye (11), and Junior Kaeden Storzer (10). Kamden Baye and Senior Aiden Wagner both added sacks to their stat totals as well. The Lancers look to break into the win comlumn this week as they host the 2-0 Reedsville Panthers on Friday 7:00pm at Lancer Field. Remeber home games will livestreamed here #mlhslancerfootball #redandgreyallday |
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| | Lancer Volleyball Preview The 2022 Lancer varsity volleyball team aims to finish in the top 3 in the Big East North Conference this year. The Lancers return 3 starters and 1 letter winner to the varsity team and have 12 players on varsity. (4 seniors, 6 juniors, 1 sophomore and 2 freshman). There are 12 players on JV1 (3 freshman and 9 sophomores) and also 12 players on JV2 (all freshman and 1 junior foreign exchange student). The coaching staff consists of Lacey Behnke as the head varsity coach assisted by Jordan Menges. Nathan Gurgel is the head JV1 coach and assisted by Kallie Fels. Rachel Kenneke coaches JV2 and is assisted by Makayla Kasten. |
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| Head Coach Lacey Behnke feels the Lancers have a really good shot at winning the North. Hilbert and St. Mary's look to be the other top teams. Overall, Howards Grove will be the team to beat again. They are the 3-time defending State Champion. Senior Mallory Mehlhorn is a three year returning varsity starter as the Libero. "Mallory is the backbone of our defense and her leadership skills on and off the court are helping to guide this very young varsity team." Junior Madison Luebke is returning as the starting middle. "Her presence on the court commands the respect of opposing blockers to pay attention to where she is at all times. Madison also puts up a HUGE block which makes the opposing teams' hitters adjust their shots and that works to our defensive scheme." Senior Sam Siehr is also returning as a 3 year varsity player, second as a starting outside hitter. "Sam's speed and athleticism can really frustrate opposing teams' defenses." Senior Jenna Lischka is returning as a player/coach this year. "After tearing her ACL this summer, Jenna will now play the role as a player coach. Her role is to watch and work with the setters and watch opposing teams' offenses to look for tendencies." |
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| Coach Behnke feels the team's mentality and easy going personalities will be their strength this year. "Our team is very good at encouragement and picking each other up. They hold each other accountable and push their teammates to work hard every day. The team as a whole is a very easy going team. They don't dwell on the mistakes. They learn from their mistakes and then forget about them, move on and just play. They don't take things too seriously which relieves a lot of stress and fear during competition." Notable games on the schedule this year is the Tuesday Sept. 27th matchup against conference cross over team, Howards Grove. (away) Another can't miss game is the conference matchup against St. Mary's at MLHS on Sept. 1st. Please check out the full schedule at mlhslancers.org Good Luck Lady Lancers! SET, HIT, WIN!!! |
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| | | | | MLHS Job Opportunity Applications for the Director of Mission Advancement must be received by MLHS by September 2, 2022. The primary responsibilities include overseeing the Development Office at Manitowoc Lutheran High School, fund raising and fundraising events, and coordinate all auxiliary organizations associated with MLHS. If you are interested in applying please go to www.mlhslancers.org/jobs to fill out an application. |
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| Check out the MLHS Scrip page for updated forms, newsletters, and special incentives |
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4045 Lancer Circle | Manitowoc, Wisconsin 54220
920-682-0215 | MLHS@mlhslancers.org |
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