đź’™ Roundup Events Sept 12

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Trivia Questionâť“

In 1869, what was the score of the first-ever college football game, played between Rutgers and Princeton?

Answer at the bottom of the newsletter

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BINGO Night at the Arcade Bar

Sept 18th

JR/Highschool Sports Schedules
(Click on the Picture to see up to date schedules)

IGA Open Golf Tournament

Sept 14 | Pine Ridge Golf Course

The Boarding House

Sept 27, 28 & 29th

Musselshell School Community Center

Back to School Sports & Fall Activities:

Organizing for Success

As summer fades into the colorful backdrop of fall, families are gearing up for the return of school sports and a plethora of autumn activities. This busy transition often requires meticulous planning to balance sports schedules, academic commitments, and seasonal fun. Here’s how to stay organized and make the most of this energetic season.


Preparing for Back-to-School Sports: With the new school year comes the excitement of school sports. Start by ensuring all sports physicals are up-to-date and that you’ve registered for upcoming seasons before deadlines approach. Investing in quality, durable gear can prevent mid-season shopping trips, and labeling personal items can help keep everything organized.


Managing a Busy Sports Calendar: Utilize digital calendars that the whole family can access to keep track of practice times, game days, and school events. Apps like Google Calendar or Cozi can send reminders to your phone, ensuring no overlap between basketball practice and the school science fair.


Staying Active in Cooler Weather: Fall is the perfect time to engage in outdoor activities that are too strenuous for summer’s peak heat. Plan weekend family hikes or bike rides through local parks adorned with fall foliage. These activities not only keep the family fit but also offer great bonding opportunities.


Enjoying Local Fall Activities: Make sure to check out local farms for apple picking, navigate corn mazes, or enjoy a hayride at a pumpkin patch. Many communities also host fall festivals with activities that cater to all ages, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and seasonal joy.


Organizing Sports Equipment: Keep sports equipment organized and in good condition by dedicating space in your home, like a specific shelf in the garage or a storage bench in the mudroom. This helps in maintaining the equipment and makes getting ready for practice sessions hassle-free.


Balancing Everything: Balancing sports, academics, and leisure activities is crucial. Encourage children to use planners to jot down their homework and upcoming test dates, aligning their study time around their sports schedules. This teaches time management skills and helps reduce stress during busy weeks.


With these strategies in place, your family can enjoy a fulfilling and organized fall season, making the most of every opportunity that school sports and autumn activities have to offer.

Quote of the Week

“Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons.” —Jim Bishop

Weekly Joke

Why don’t skeletons fight each other?

They don’t have the guts.

Crockpot Chili

Crockpot Apple Cider Pulled Pork

đź’ˇ Answer to Trivia Question:

Rutgers won the game 6-4.

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