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Morning bulletin: football eligibility, track progress, baseball and softball updates
Summary
The bulletin covered multiple athletics updates: football eligibility and start date, track practice progress, baseball season outlook and a softball first game date.
The RHS morning bulletin included short updates across several sports: football, track, baseball and softball.
Good morning co-hosts said football will start March 3 and repeated the grade-point requirement: students must have a 2.0 GPA to participate. The bulletin advised students with questions to contact Kenny Price or Melissa Price; the bulletin noted Melissa Price’s role as a security worker.
Student athlete Kev Cooling spoke about track: “So far great. You know, I feel like the team's improving day by day. I practice everybody's contributing contributing in their own way and getting the hang of things,” he said, and listed his events as the 400, 4x1 and 200.
On baseball, student Roberto said he expects a good season and offered a record prediction of 10-4 after discussing league length (about 14 games). Roberto said coach Aaron has “been working hard.” On softball, players said the first game is scheduled for the 26th of this month against AB; one speaker described the team as needing practice but expressing belief in teammates.
These items were short informational updates meant to inform students about season starts, eligibility and expectations; no roster, tryout, or ticketing details were provided.
