Homegrown Hoosier Scholarship If you are having trouble viewing this email, click here. Indiana University Varsity Womens Rowing is looking for Hoosier Talent! We are calling for the best female athletes in the state to compete for a full-tuition scholarship and a chance to be on the womens rowing team. This opportunity is for young
Free Physical Night & Free Baseline Concussion Testing! We are once again offering free IHSAA PPE physicals and optional Baseline Concussion Testing for students of MSD Mt. Vernon! MSDMV Jr. and Sr. High students who are planning to participate in athletics during the 2019-2020 school year are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity. Free
Six Rules Changes Approved in High School Swimming, Diving By NFHS on April 23, 2019nfhs news Effective with the 2019-20 high school season, a legal finish now requires the competitor to contact either the touchpad or the finish end coinciding with the individual stroke of the race. With this change, swimmers can legally complete a
Season so full of accomplishments that it has to be shared! Video courtesy of Kendyl Bourne Difficulty opening? Try this link: Highlight Video of Swim & Dive Season Photos courtesy of Garry Beeson:
ATTENTION ALL MV ATHLETES!!! FREE SPEED & AGILITY WORKOUTS Starting on April 2nd and running every Tuesday and Thursday of April and May we will have a SPEED & AGILITY TRAINER here before school from 7 to 7:45am. We need you there!!! All MVHS student athletes are encouraged to attend!
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Video produced by Sophomore, Hank Denning (Class of ’21) Narrated by MVHS Alumnus, Jevin Redman (Class of ’13) #WeAreMV!
We’d like to congratulate both Jayce Hamilton and Josh Robison who advanced out of the IHSAA Swim and Dive Sectional at Castle! Because of his first place finish in the 200 IM, Jayce will take part in the IHSAA State Prelims at the IUPUI Natatorium on Friday, 2/22. Jayce will swim Friday evening to try
Female athletes and peer pressure I started getting good at basketball in high school. I was physically growing into a more athletic body and my hard work in the gym and weight room was finally paying off. I remember it being an exciting time as I made varsity as a freshman and was zeroing in
