PV Invite Information - FOR ATTENDING TEAMS (some info may still change!)
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It is best to view this info in the "web version". If you are on your phone, scroll to the bottom and click "view web version" to see all info.
Info for PV athletes and parents
New athletes/parents, please go back to last week's post and look at the important items at the top: registration, fees, physical, Parent Meeting slide show, communications (Binderly, Instagram), as well as uniform info.
This would be a great time to grab those last couple teammates that we need to get out to fill out our team. Get your friends that are on your other teams (soccer, basketball, football, volleyball...) and invite them out with you this week. We have a very strong team, but we could always use a few more teammates to fill in some spots and make it more fun!
This is also the last week to order from the Spirit Pack -
Spirit Pack - follow the link to the team store. NOTHING ON THIS IS REQUIRED (this is all optional gear) / THIS IS NOT OUR OFFICIAL TEAM UNIFORM
General Schedule for the Week: Spring Break Week - try and get something in each day. If you are in town, please be to your event group's practice.
- Distance Crew: PM - on own / AM - Mon am - trail run for those that want, meet at Chipotle on Washington Parkway at 8:00a to carpool up to Red Cliffs trails; Tues, Weds & Fri am - 9:00a at PVHS for workouts; Weds am - on own; Saturday - on own or at meet/ this week's workouts
- Sprint Crews and Jumpers: Mon-Friday - 9:00a / this week's workouts
- Throwers: Mon-Friday - 9:00a
Upcoming Events:
Spring Break Week - Talk to your event coaches about practice over the break. If you are going to be gone, please do your best to get some things in (and have fun and be safe!).
Sat 3/14 - Kanab Invite (open to anyone). 9:00a. Bus time 7:00a PVHS. This meet is the Saturday of Spring Break week. We'd love to have a big group go. If you aren't signed up, let Coach Holt know by this Tuesday to get registered.
Weds 3/18 - Panther Relays (everyone). 2:00p. You will be excused at 12:45p. No Bus from the MS to the HS.
Fri-Sat 3/20-21 - Pine View Invite (qualifying athletes). 10:00a (Fri) / 8:00a (Sat). You will all be excused all Friday to help and/or compete.
More PV INVITE STUFF: This is obviously our invite. And it is big! We need all athletes to plan being there and helping. We also need parent help: We will need help in the concessions, and we will need help at the field events (you don't need any skill at these - there will be an experienced coach/official at each event - but we need help on Friday afternoon from 2:00p to event completion and Saturday from 8:00a to event completion. Parents, PLEASE use the sign ups on the Parent-Athlete meeting slide show above. We also need drink donations (assignments): Boys team and Senior girls - 20oz sports drink (gatorade/powerade...). Jr./Soph./Fresh. girls - water bottles (usually they are 16.9oz). Everyone bring what you can. The more, the better. We will sell them at the meet, and we will use any extras to take to other meets for our team.
Youth Track - This Track and Field Skills Camp for 6th-8th graders is designed to help our young athletes learn the skills and basics of a variety of track and field events in a fun and well-coached atmosphere. Skills camp will participate in their own workouts any days of the week from 3:00-4:30p. Spread the word to those who might want to participate.*This week, look at the above schedule for times*
Quote of the Week -
"NBA superstar Victor Wembanyama broke into tears after Spurs' 25 point comeback against the Clippers. The 'too cool' mentality is a dead end. Trying hard is cool. Pushing yourself to get getter is cool. Stepping into the arena is cool. Caring deeply is cool." - Brad Stulberg
In an Instagram post, Stulberg talks about the importance of caring. He continued on saying, "Somewhere along the way it became uncool to care. But this is nonsense. The only people who say it's not cool to care are the people who are hiding their own fear of failure and insecurities." Over the next few weeks, our team is going to talk about the obstacles we place in the way of our own success; and saying that you don't care - or acting too cool - is a huge obstacle (I think especially for high schoolers). In HS one of the most important things in the world is the acceptance of our peers. And like Stulberg said, "somewhere along the way it became uncool to care." So an aura of nonchalantness arose. Interesting though, acting like you don't care is actually a defense mechanism created by our brains to try and protect us from failure. Unfortunately, however, the reality is that what it stops us from the most is success. When we say we don't care, or use any other excuse, we are allowing ourselves an out in case we don't accomplish what we want most. This is something that has evolved in humans for thousands of years for protection and safety. And that's the exact reason we see so few people truly become great. Because to become great, you have to break through generations of evolution - and that is tough! So how do we do that? In this case... actually care! Let yourself care. Work hard. Put a full good effort into the things you care about. And don't allow the protective excuses dwell in your mind. Instead respond quickly and decisively when doubts and protective negative thoughts appear by telling yourself that you do care and that it actually is okay to not reach a goal, yet. That is not failure, its a step on the path of growth toward your ultimate goal.
Race Reports:
JV @ SC - Our JV crew did a great job of getting the season going on Tuesday over at Snow Canyon. We had a ton of PRs (Personal Records) - 73 according to Sporttrax, and 22 additional SRs (Season Records). Some of our top performances: Boys 1600 - Dustin 2nd, Nathan 4th, Will 5th, Hudson 7th, and Miles 8th; Boys 110 hurdles - Porter G. 1st, Porter R. 2nd, Bennett 3rd, Josiah 4th, and Braxton 7th; Girls 300 hurdles - Ole 7th, Claire 8th; Boys 300 hurdles - Bennett 3rd, Jaxon 4th, Porter G. 5th; Ali'i 7th; Boys 800 - Bender 1st, Carson 5th; Girls HJ - Ole 7th; Boys HJ - Porter G. 3rd, Cooper 4th, Zach 5th; Boys LJ - Paul 3rd; Girls Discus - Nely 1st; Boys Jav - Canyon 4th, Jeric 7th; Girls Jav - Sylvia 3rd, Mailey 4th, Natalie 5th, Nely 7th; Girls Shot - Nely 2nd. Great Stuff from everyone!
SC Invite - We had a very strong showing at the Snow Canyon Invite this past weekend. The team hit 51 PRs and 66 additional SRs. We also got our first group of State Qualifiers (SQs) with Emmalee, Trevor, and Mason in the 1600; Avery, Trevor, and Benji in the 3200; Kiera, Mailey, and Ethan in the Shot Put and the Discus. First of many more to come! And a big shout out to our scorers: Trevor 4th in the 1600, Emmalee 5th in the 1600, Mason 6th in the 1600, Elliot 8th in the 800, Kiera champ in both the Shot and Discus, Ethan 2 in the Shot and 4th in the Discus, Mailey 4th in the Discus and 5th in the Shot, Paul 5th in the Long Jump, and Tevye 8th in the 400. We also grabbed some points in the relays: girls 4x800 took 2nd, girls 4x100 8th, boys 4x200 6th, girls 4x400 5th, and boys 4x400 3rd. It was a very good start to the season, and we look forward to seeing how everyone continues to improve throughout the year.
Athletes of the Week - Congrats to our first Athletes of the Week of the season. Each week some our team leaders will be choosing teammates who exemplify hard word, supporting teammates, and positive attitudes. Last week Hudson Smith (distance), Ben Reed (sprints/jumps), and Nelyana Brinagh (throws) were our PV Track & Field Athletes of the Week. Great job!
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