Lions Prepare to Take on the March Madness Battle
Students participate in Chariot Racing, which was one of the March Madness events in 2014.
Who’s ready for March Madness? Lions, it’s that time of the year again for each grade level to show off their athletic abilities.
March Madness is a four week event that requires physical fitness and great teamwork. March Madness will start off with a dodgeball kickoff. The winners of the dodgeball kickoff will get to compete against teachers.
Then it will continue with activities such as Capture the Flag, Gladiator battles and girls’ flag football. During the flag football game, the guys will of course be there to support and cheer on the girls. On March 27th, a night rally will be held, and during the rally the 2015 March Madness winner will be announced. Below is the schedule of the days and events of March Madness.
Week 1
March 4th
Dodgeball Kick Off
When: Lunch Time
Where: Main Gym
March 5th
Winners vs. Winners
Dodgeball Continues
March 6th
Winners vs. Teachers
More Info to Come
Week 2
March 10th
What: Mardi Gras
When: Lunch Time
Where: Quad
Food will be sold!
Free Craft Activities
March 12th
Capture The Flag
Where: Soccer Field
Freshmen vs. Sophomores
Juniors vs. Seniors
March 13th
Winner vs. Winner
Week 3
March 17th
Gladiator Battle
When: Lunch Time
Where: Pool
March 18 – 19
Gladiator Battles
March 20th
AP Retreat – No Events
Week 4
March 24th
TBD (Potential Chariot Racing)
March 25th
Girls Flag Football – Boys Cheers!
When: Lunch Time
Where: Football Field
Freshmen vs. Juniors
March 26th
Sophomores vs. Seniors
March 27th
Winner vs. Winner
Night Rally
Time: 5:30 – 6:30pm
Where: Main Gym
Game: Bubble Soccer
Performances: Male Cheerleading Teams
March Madness Winner Crowned
View coverage from last year’s March Madness here.
Gaby Hernandez is a senior at Lincoln high school. This is her second year in journalism and can't wait to take on the role of being one of the editor's....
