Sand Creek Schools closed today, Friday February 6th.
On Wednesday, February 4th, the 8th grade girls’ basketball team played an away game against Summerfield. The Lady Aggies trailed by 11 points at halftime. In the second half, the girls continued to play strong defense and battled until the final buzzer, showing great resilience and effort. They outscored Summerfield 6–4 in the fourth quarter. Grace Hassenzahl and Madelyn Plank led the team in scoring, while Avianna Patterson, Camryn Taylor, and Memphis-Leigh Kern-Ruesink played great defense by getting deflections and jumping passing lanes.
The varsity boys basketball team fell last night to Swanton. The final score was 44-52. Grady Hazelwood led the points with 17. Gavin Eack was our second leading scorer with 8. The game was very tight at times and was well-played for the night. The SC defense held a much bigger team at bay the entire game keeping them off the glass and out-rebounding them as a team on the night 30-28.
Mark your calendars - Dine to Donate for 5th grade camp is happening on Monday, February 9th.
The JV Lady Aggies traveled to Fayette on Monday night for a hard fought two-quarter contest, falling 12-14. The Aggies trailed for most of the game but battled back to tie it in the final minute before coming up just short against a talented Fayette team. Raelynn Steinke led the scoring with 5 points, followed by Tessa Benko with 4. Makayla Six and Macie Smith provided great effort on rebounding and defense. The Aggies will look to bounce back as they travel to Morenci on Friday.
The 7th grade girls basketball team improved to 2-0 on the season Thursday night beating Britton Deerfield by a score of 34-3. The Aggies were led by Madison Hill who tallied 14 points and 9 rebounds. Lucy Sutherland added 10 points and 5 rebounds. Emma Davis had 19 steals in a dominant defensive performance
The Aggie varsity wrestlers competed at the Warrior Invitational on Saturday, placing 3rd out of 18 teams on the day. Top performances were out of Nathan Bennett, who was the champion, and Nich Trame, Wyatt Fox, and AJ Murdico, who were 2nd. As a whole, the Aggies competed the best they have all season this past weekend.
The JV Lady Aggies picked up a strong win Friday night, defeating LCS 31–12. Eight different players found the scoring column for the Aggies, led by Tessa Benko and Raelynn Steinke with six points apiece. Adyson Peebles, Megan Huston, and Delaney Eack each knocked down key shots throughout the game to help extend the Aggies’ lead. With the win, the Aggies improve to 5–7 on the season and will look to continue their progress when they travel to Fayette on Monday night.
The Aggie varsity wrestlers competed Friday night in the County Championships. Top performances on the night were Tucker Hulett, who was the champion, 2nd place out of Wyatt Fox and Rylee Martis, 3rd place out of Nathan Bennett, and 4th place out of Haily Baker, Noah Walters, and Nich Trame.
The MOOCrew hosted a friendly U of M vs. MSU day on Friday! Students and staff had fun supporting their teams.
To our school counselors, we are so grateful for the incredible work you do to support our students and school community.
To Mrs. Maybee, your laughter is truly contagious, and you have a special gift for making everyone feel comfortable and valued. You lead meaningful social-emotional lessons that genuinely connect with our students and help them grow in confidence and kindness. Your presence makes a lasting difference in the lives of our youngest learners.
To Ms. Myers, your ability to solve issues, work behind the scenes, and bring diverse opportunities to our students does not go unnoticed. Your dedication and thoughtful guidance help students navigate their paths with clarity and confidence, and our school is stronger because of your efforts.
Thank you both for your commitment, care, and the many ways you support our students every day. We truly appreciate all that you do.
Aggie Athletics
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The boys varsity basketball team dropped a game to Whiteford last night. Final score was 42-73. Grady Hazelwood led the aggies with 17 points going 5/7 from 3, shooting 71% from outside. Landon Carmody ended the night with 10 points. Parker Strahan stepped up again for the Aggies under the hoop pulling down 7 rebounds. The game did not go Sand Creek's way, but the team did hit some team goals, including rebounding all together. The Aggies nearly matched rebounds against this much larger team pulling down 36 rebounds including 23 defensive rebounds, limiting Whiteford's second chances. The Aggies square up against non-conference Swanton next Tuesday.
The varsity boys bowling team competed against Blissfield on Tuesday evening coming home short. There was some great bowling by Wyett Rutledge with a 192 and 178, Colt Jennings with a 156 and a 143, and Christian Maxson with a 140 and 149.
The varsity bowling teams squared off against Britton Deerfield on Wednesday. The boys came home with a win. High bowlers were Logan Underwood with a 224 and a 185 and Colt Jennings with a 225.
The girls' team also came home with a win. Addison Butz with scores of 133 and 125, Brooke Underwood with a 120, Sophia Comar with a 108 and 96, Savanna Mojica with a 106, and Dallas Pilarski with a 105. Good job, Aggies!
The girls' team also came home with a win. Addison Butz with scores of 133 and 125, Brooke Underwood with a 120, Sophia Comar with a 108 and 96, Savanna Mojica with a 106, and Dallas Pilarski with a 105. Good job, Aggies!
The JV Lady Aggies put together a strong showing Thursday night against Summerfield's basketball team. After a decisive loss earlier in the season against them, the Aggies showed big improvement, trailing by just four points heading into the fourth quarter. Summerfield pulled away late to take a 33–17 win. Tessa Benko led the Aggies with 9 points, while Raelynn Steinke added 4. Delaney Eack and Jacqueline Schoonover brought great effort on the defensive end. The Aggies are back in action Friday at LCS.
Results from the District 2 FFA Contests held in Blissfield last night - we are so proud of our FFA!
The JV Lady Aggies dropped a hard fought contest to Morenci on Tuesday evening. The Aggies came out strong but were unable to contain a talented Morenci squad. Tessa Benko and Raelynn Steinke led the scoring effort with six points. The Aggies now sit at 4–6 overall and 4–2 in conference play. The team will look to bounce back when they travel to Summerfield on Wednesday.
The JV boys basketball team defeated Morenci by a score of 33-26 on Tuesday night. The Aggies were led in scoring by Brennen Bates who had a game high 15 points. Caden Glinski had 11 rebounds and Gavin Voorhees added 9 points and 7 steals, as the Aggies improved to 6-2 in the TCC.