THE TIGERS HAVE DEFEATED CHESTER CO‼️
Biggest win of the season came tonight! Tigers beat Chester by a score of 3-1. The Tigers came alive in the second half to score all three of our goals. Each player that touched the field gave it 100% and we came out on top! We move on to 3-0 in the district and claim first place. Two more district games to go!
Goals:
(1) Zach Bassham
(1) Kevin Nuckolls
(1) Tobiah Ware
Assists:
(1) Daniel Villatoro
Goalie Saves:
(10) Brennen Anthony
LHS Tennis started its final week of regular season play with back-to-back matches with Hardin County. Tonight’s match was the final regular season home match for our seniors. The boys’ team won both matches and the girls’ team lost theirs to a tough group. They will wrap up the season by traveling to Chester County on Thursday and then begin preparing for district tournament play.
Mrs. Kelli Grice with Regions Bank came today to speak with Mrs. Rainey's Personal Finance class about banking, investing, and identity theft.
Lexington High School and the LHS Tennis Program would like to give a special thanks to Charlie Lewis. Through Charlie's hard work and as part of his Eagle Scout project, he was able to raise funds to provide new bench tables and umbrellas for the tennis area. These tables are metal with home and visitor labels attached and are also secured to the concrete pads. These will last the high school and tennis program for many years to come, and we appreciate all that Charlie has done.
Thank you for your dedication to our students!
Congratulations to Emma Renfroe on winning the Delta Kappa Gamma Scholarship!
Baseball Tryouts will be May 28 & 29! You must attend both days. Contact Coach Dyer with questions.
It’s Meet Our Team Monday! Each Monday, we’ll share profiles featuring our dedicated faculty and staff who go above and beyond to make our school the outstanding and welcoming community that it is. Our state scores speak to the commitment of our faculty and staff. We want to introduce who each one is as a person. Join us in celebrating our team each week.
Congratulations to the John Marcus Rickman Masonic Scholarship winners: Emma Renfroe and Knox Franklin.
Congratulations to the Cogdell Scholarship winners!
John Henry Cogdell Scholarship: Lucas Barker, Nathan Cavness, Knox Franklin, Alex Jones, Taylor Maness
Frank & Wilma Cogdell Scholarship: Jackson Pace, Kenzie Reeves Seth Snider, Sadie Todd
Cogdell Family Scholarship: Annaleigha Bowman, Emma Corbitt, Zoie Johnson, Logan Lewis, James McKenna
Congratulations to the BETA Scholarship winners: Annaleigha Bowman, Lauren Burns, Nathan Cavness, Zoie Johnson, Jenna Odle, Jackson Pace, Kendall Pritchard
We are thrilled to reveal the 2024 Tiger Scholars at our school! Tiger Scholars are chosen based on their outstanding performance on the ACT and their GPA. Students who achieve more than 1700 points are celebrated as Academic Scholars. Let's congratulate these Seniors!
English EOC review isn't so bad - especially when you play foam axe throwing!
Senior Awards night will be tomorrow, April 18th, by invitation only. The ceremony will take place in the auditorium beginning at 6:00pm.
English 9 & 10 students will take Subparts 2 & 3 tomorrow! Students should report to first block for attendance. Testing will begin at 8:00am. Go Tigers!
Congratulations to the LHS boys’ and girls’ tennis teams. They both picked up another district win tonight against South Side. They will wrap up season play next week with 3 district matches. They are having a great season and setting themselves up well for the upcoming district tournaments. Go Tigers!!!!
Senior Awards Night Practice will be tomorrow at 9:00am by invitation only!
Lexington Tennis hosted Chester County in a district match. The boys’ team won 5-2. The girls’ team lost 1-6 to a strong Chester County girls’ team. Congratulations to both boys’ and girls’ teams for some hard fought tennis against a really tough opponent tonight. Lexington will host South Side tomorrow in another district match.
We are so thankful for the renovations to Jim Stowe Field and the opportunity to
leave an everlasting legacy for those who have paved the trail in Lexington athletics along the way. The Tiger Trail is an opportunity to leave your mark for others to see the support, tradition, and family atmosphere in BIG RED COUNTRY. Our Tiger Trail project will be located in a 32×10 area directly between the concessions area and the newly renovated football field. This is a prime area where guests will be walking into the bleachers, grabbing a bite to eat or just mingling during the game under the Friday Night Lights. You can purchase a brick in honor of loved ones, teammates, favorite coaches, administrators, teachers, graduates of Lexington High School, local businesses, and the list goes on and on! Your legacy is important, and we want to make sure everyone is honored on the Tiger Trail! Please buy a brick today! GO BIG RED! Questions? Reach us at: 731-695-4175 or email Heather.russell.wilson@gmail.com
