Meet the 2012 - 2013 THS Coaching Staff
Fall / Spring / Winter
Monday June 4th (Corrected date)
THS Auditorium 6:30 pm
June Booster Meeting (Elections)
Tuesday June 5th
THS Cafeteria 6:30 pm
John Martin Lacrosse Scholarship:
Scholarship link
Deadline: May 25th
Congratulations to 3A/4A State Wrestling champion: Austin Wenzlaff(160lbs)
Congratulations to 3A State 55 meter dash champion: Rachel Watkins
Congratulations to the Bocce team for their State Championship.
Congratulations to 3A/4A State Wrestling finalists: Anthoney Savage(113 lbs), Matt Wax(152 lbs)
Congratulations to Boys Basketball team for their 3A West Regional Championship.
Congratulations to 1A/2A/3A Regional diving champion: Shane Miller
Congratulations to 3A/4A North Region wrestling champions: Anthoney Savage(113 lbs), Matt Wax(152 lbs), Austin Wenzlaff(160lbs), Jordan Willis(195 lbs), Brady Stup(285 lbs)
Tuscarora High School
Mascot: Titans
School colors: Forest Green / Silver
Affiliations: Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA)
Class: 3A
School system: Frederick County Public Schools(FCPS)
League: Monocacy Valley Athletic League
Conference: Piedmont Conference
In the arena of human life the honours and rewards fall to those who show their good qualities.
--Aristotle
The goal of the Athletic Program is to serve as an extension and reinforcement of the educational goals of Tuscarora High School.
Characteristics such as: respect, hard work, attention to detail, discipline, self-confidence, obeying rules, treating individuals as equals, self esteem, preparation, ability to overcome obstacles, and development of a mentally tough attitude will allow a student athlete to be successful in the classroom, on the athletic field, and an asset to the Community.
Tuscarora athletes not only represent themselves, but their team, and the Tuscarora school community. These athletes should be aware of their conduct in school, on the athletic field, on school buses, at away facilities, and in the community. By providing a nurturing environment, the Athletic Program promotes and models those characteristics, which help our student athletes serve as leaders and role models for the entire school community.
It isn’t easy being green.--Kermit
Tuesday June 5th
THS Cafeteria 6:30 pm
John Martin Lacrosse Scholarship:
Scholarship link
Deadline: May 25th
Congratulations to 3A/4A State Wrestling champion: Austin Wenzlaff(160lbs)
Congratulations to 3A State 55 meter dash champion: Rachel Watkins
Congratulations to the Bocce team for their State Championship.
Congratulations to 3A/4A State Wrestling finalists: Anthoney Savage(113 lbs), Matt Wax(152 lbs)
Congratulations to Boys Basketball team for their 3A West Regional Championship.
Congratulations to 1A/2A/3A Regional diving champion: Shane Miller
Congratulations to 3A/4A North Region wrestling champions: Anthoney Savage(113 lbs), Matt Wax(152 lbs), Austin Wenzlaff(160lbs), Jordan Willis(195 lbs), Brady Stup(285 lbs)
Tuscarora High School
Mascot: Titans
School colors: Forest Green / Silver
Affiliations: Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association (MPSSAA)
Class: 3A
School system: Frederick County Public Schools(FCPS)
League: Monocacy Valley Athletic League
Conference: Piedmont Conference
In the arena of human life the honours and rewards fall to those who show their good qualities.
--Aristotle
The goal of the Athletic Program is to serve as an extension and reinforcement of the educational goals of Tuscarora High School.
Characteristics such as: respect, hard work, attention to detail, discipline, self-confidence, obeying rules, treating individuals as equals, self esteem, preparation, ability to overcome obstacles, and development of a mentally tough attitude will allow a student athlete to be successful in the classroom, on the athletic field, and an asset to the Community.
Tuscarora athletes not only represent themselves, but their team, and the Tuscarora school community. These athletes should be aware of their conduct in school, on the athletic field, on school buses, at away facilities, and in the community. By providing a nurturing environment, the Athletic Program promotes and models those characteristics, which help our student athletes serve as leaders and role models for the entire school community.
It isn’t easy being green.--Kermit
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