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High School Volleyball Teams Heading to Bi-District Playoffs

Congratulations to the Newman Smith Lady Trojans, Turner Lady Lions, and the Ranchview Lady Wolves on making it to the post season playoffs!

Ranchview were the 10-4A “Undefeated” District Champions! Newman Smith and Turner were 3rd and 4th place in District 11-5A!

Congratulations to Coach Christine Gregory (Newman Smith), Coach Nakia Belcher (R.L. Turner) and Coach Ashlyn Tate (Ranchview) on your outstanding coaching in getting our girls to the playoffs!

Good luck to all of our teams in the playoffs and you have made CFBISD very proud!

Here is the Bi-District Playoff Information for all 3 schools:

Tuesday October 30, 2018

Turner (Visitor) vs. Kimball (Home)
Location: Loos Fieldhouse, 3815 Spring Valley Rd. Addison, Tx. 75001
Time: 6 PM
Cost: $5.00 Adult/$3.00 Student
Passes: 11-5A Adm Pass, 12-5A Adm Pass, TGCA, THSCA, TAVC, Dallas ISD

Newman Smith (Home) vs. Adamson (Visitor)
Location: Newman Smith HS, 2335 N. Josey Lane, Carrollton, Tx. 75006
Time: 7:30 PM
Cost: $5.00 Adult/$3.00 Student
Passes: 11-5A Adm Pass, 12-5A Adm Pass, TGCA, THSCA, TAVC, Dallas ISD

Ranchview (Visitor) vs. Castleberry (Home)
Location: Grand Prairie HS, 101 Gopher Boulevard, Grand Prairie, Tx. 75050
Time: 8 PM (second of the double headers, so it could be 7:45 PM)
Cost: $4.00 Adult/$2.00 Student
Passes: 9-4A Adm Pass, 10-4A Adm Pass, TGCA, THSCA

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Ranchview Earns Silver Award from LSSSCA

Congratulations to Ranchview High School for being named a Lone Star State School Counselor Association Silver Award Winner for the 2018 school year.

In 2016, The Lone Star State School Counselor Association (LSSSCA) developed a progressive awards system that includes three levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards.  Each level is met with increased levels of rigor designed to elevate school counselor programs to national recognition through The American School Counselor Association (ASCA) Recognized ASCA Model Program (RAMP) awards. Schools receiving the LSSSCA Bronze, Silver or Gold award demonstrated outstanding comprehensive counseling programs that were data-driven, focused on goal completion and aligned to the ASCA National Model. Each application packet was judged according to a rubric that is aligned to the national RAMP award.

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Bi-District Champion Tennis Teams of CFBISD

Congratulations to our Bi-District Champion Tennis Teams!

The Ranchview Wolves coached by Michael Kuban are District Champions of 9-4A and will compete in Area:
Following the Tentatively scheduled  10:00 A.M. Krum/Dallas Roosevelt winner @ Ranchview High School Thursday October 18th

The Creekview Mustangs coached by Bill Price defeated Dallas Seagoville in the Bi-District Round and will compete in Area:
vs Frisco Wakeland, Thursday October 18th, 7:00 A.M. at Lifetime Fitness in Plano

​The Newman Smith Trojans coached by Clint Brown defeated Dallas Spruce in the Bi-District Round and will compete in Area:
​vs Frisco Independence on Friday October 19th, 7 A.M. at Lifetime Fitness in Plano.​

Great Job representing CFBISD and good luck in the Area Round!

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CFB Cross Country Teams Region Bound

CFB Cross Country Teams Region BoundThe Cross Country teams from Turner High School and Ranchview High School are advancing from district to regionals. Turner girls placed 3rd overall as a team to advance to regionals on Oct. 22. at Lynn Creek Park in Grand Prairie. The Lady Lions are coached by Juan Gomez.

The Ranchview Boys and Girls took 2nd overall as a team at the same event. The Wolves are coached by Tiffany Cherry.

 

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Ranchview Orchestra All-Region Results

On Saturday, despite driving rain, flooding streets, and the standard crippling fear that goes along with auditioning, we had ten brave students from the Ranchview Orchestra audition for membership into the TMEA Region 31 All-Region High School Symphony Orchestra.  Orchestra all-region is always a very tough event as we are competing with our 4A classification against 5A and 6A schools.

Of the ten who auditioned, we placed six into the group!  Please congratulate the following Ranchview orchestra members on a job well done:

Jaime Grider, string bass, 1st alternate
Albert Yang, string bass, 6th chair
Nathan Kong, violin 28th chair
Jaeni Loh, violin 23rd chair
Joseph Choi, violin 17th chair
Esther Peng, violin 3rd chair!

In addition to making All-Region, Joseph Choi and Esther Peng also qualified for the Area round of competition, meaning they have been approved to audition for the All-State level!  We wish them well as they prepare for the next audition round in two weeks.

The all-region participants will get to enjoy a great musical experience playing professional level music at the Region 31 All-Region Clinic and Concert weekend in December.  Once again, please congratulate these students with a “bravo!” on their hours of preparation, nerves of steel, and their great job representing our orchestra, school, and community!  We are VERY proud of them!

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CFB Tennis Teams Qualify for State Playoffs

CFB Tennis Teams Qualify for State PlayoffsThe Ranchview High School Wolves, coached by Michael Kuban, are District Tennis Champions of 9-4A and will have a bye in the Bi-District Round. Their area round match is Tentatively scheduled for 10:00 AM on Friday in Lake Dallas vs. the Krum/Dallas Roosevelt winner.

The Creekview High School Mustangs, coached by Bill Price, finished 3rd in district 11-5A and will kick-off the Bi-District Round vs. Dallas Seagoville, Monday, Oct. 15 at 1 PM at the Creekview courts.

The Newman Smith High School Trojans finished 4th in district 11-5A tennis and will kick-off the Bi-District Round vs. Dallas Spruce. The event will be held on Tuesday, October 16, 4 PM at Newman Smith High School.​

The Turner High School Lions, coached by Robert Evans, finished 5th place just one spot shy of the playoffs.

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Ranchview Homecoming Activities

Due to impending weather, the homecoming football game will now be Thursday, September 20th with a 7:00 pm start at Standridge Stadium.  The band will perform their halftime show at 6:30 pm and the Senior Court will be announced at half time.

The Freshman and JV Football game has been cancelled for Thursday, September 20th.

Other HOCO activities are as follows:

Thursday, September 20th – Students will decorate hallways from 3:45 – 6:00 pm.

Thursday, September 20th – HOCO Carnival  5:30-7:30 pm at Ranchview.  Tickets are $1 for students and $2 for adults.

Thursday, September 20th – Varsity Football Game vs Krum 7:00 pm at Standridge Stadium.  (HOCO King and Queen announced at halftime.)

Friday, September 21st – RHS Parade – 9:30 am at RHS.  (Weather permitting.)

Friday, September 21st – HOCO Pep Rally – 10:00 am at RHS  (9th – 11th HOCO court announced)

Saturday, September 22nd – Homecoming Dance – 7:00-10:30 pm at RHS.

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Ranchview Athletic Report

9/17/2018 – 9/21/2018

Team Reports:  Football

Monday:
AM:  7:30 – Varsity – Film Review / Scouting Report
8:00 – JV– Lifting
8th Period – Fresh – Lifting
PM:  All:  Practice: 9:00-11:30

Tuesday:
AM:  Varsity/JV– Special Teams
Fresh – Special Teams
PM:  All:  Practice: 4:00-6:20

Wednesday:
AM:  Varsity/JV– Lifting / Film / Special Teams
Fresh – No class period
PM:  All:  Practice: 4:00-5:45

Thursday:
AM:  Varsity/JV– No class period
Fresh – Lifting / Film / Special Teams
PM:  Freshmen vs Krum @ Krum 5:00
JV vs Krum @ Krum 6:30

Friday:
AM:  Varsity – Game Prep
JV – Watch Game Film
Fresh – Watch Game Film
PM:  Wolves vs. Krum @ Standridge Stadium 7:30

Freshmen: 0-2

The Freshmen and JV Wolves teamed up again this week when Dallas Spruce only brought one subvarsity team.  The game ended in an 18-14 loss for the Wolves, but the score really doesn’t tell the story.  In the first half, Spruce connected on two pass plays and returned a punt for a touchdown.  That gave them an 18-0 lead going into halftime. The second half was a different story as the defense surrendered only 3 first downs.  The offense finally got on track as well and scored with a run from Neko Smith and a pass from Shun Mizuno to DJ Johnson to cut the score to 18-14 with 2:30 left.  On the ensuing drive, the defense came up with a huge stop on both 3rd and 1, and 4th and 1 giving the offense a chance with 1:40 left.  The comeback fell short but there were a lot of great plays made that can be built on.  The freshmen play next Thursday at Krum HS at 5:00.

JV: 0-2

The Freshmen and JV Wolves teamed up again this week when Dallas Spruce only brought one subvarsity team.  The game ended in an 18-14 loss for the Wolves, but the score really doesn’t tell the story.  In the first half, Spruce connected on two pass plays and returned a punt for a touchdown.  That gave them an 18-0 lead going into halftime. The second half was a different story as the defense surrendered only 3 first downs.  The offense finally got on track as well and scored with a run from Neko Smith and a pass from Shun Mizuno to DJ Johnson to cut the score to 18-14 with 2:30 left.  On the ensuing drive, the defense came up with a huge stop on both 3rd and 1, and 4th and 1 giving the offense a chance with 1:40 left.  The comeback fell short but there were a lot of great plays made that can be built on.  The JV play next Thursday at Krum HS at 6:30.

Varsity: 1-1

The Varsity Wolves evened their record at 1-1 Friday night with a win over Dallas Spruce 26-14.  After being weather delayed for over an hour, the Wolves waisted no time in scoring.  Spruce fumbled the opening kickoff and two plays later TreTre Carter (20 carries 211 yards 3TDs) scored the first of his three touchdowns.  After a three and out by Spruce the Wolves scored again on an 8 play drive to go up 14-0.  Spruce cut the score to 14-7 at the half on a tipped pass in the end zone.  Dorian Windley caught a touchdown pass in the third quarter and Carter sealed the game with a 32 yard touchdown in the fourth.  The Wolves host Krum Friday night for homecoming.  See you there.

Team Reports Baseball:

  • Monday–Throwing Program / Arm Care
  • Tuesday – med ball workout
  • Wednesday – Do not have class period
  • Thursday –  Hitting stations/ Live BP
  • Friday– Situational Defense and situational base running

Team Reports:  Power Lifting:

Season begins after football season.

Team Reports:  Tennis

The Ranchview Tennis Team has a 3-0 district mark after defeating Lake Worth 11-1 last Monday.  Thus week the Wolves will be playing at home on Monday against Ft. Worth Western Hills and in the Hurst JV Tourney on Wednesday.  The Wolves have been working very hard.  Our strength is the depth in the team and that will be tested the remainder of the season. The team is a good mix of younger and older students and hopefully will continue to get better as the season moves along.

Team Reports:  Softball

Monday:

  • Conditioning
  • Base Running
  • Bunting

Tuesday:

  • Weight Room
  • Stretching

Wednesday:

  • No Class

Thursday:

  • Run, Stretch, Throw
  • Hitting / Fielding Fundamentals
  • Conditioning

Friday:

  • Cage/Live Hitting

Team Reports:  Golf:

Monday: All players practice at Luna Vista: meet on the putting green at 4:15. Practice is over at 6:15.

4 players will play 9 holes, tee time 4:20. New players will learn the art of the 7 iron.

Monday evening is Meet the teacher night. 6:30-8:30.

Tuesday: All players practice at Luna Vista meet on the putting green at 4:15. Practice is over at 6:30.

4 players will play 9 holes, tee time 4:20. New players will putt, chip and range work.

Wednesday: All players practice at Luna Vista meet on the putting green at 4:15. Practice is over at 6:30.

8 players will play 9 holes, tee times 4:20 and 4:30 . New players will learn the sand wedge (bunker shots)

Thursday: All players practice at Luna Vista meet on the putting green at 2:35. (you are responsible for transportation during 8th period to the golf course) Practice is over at 6:30.

Veteran players will play 18 holes, tee times 2:40. New players will putt, chip and range work (7 iron, 8iron and hybrid).

Friday: Wear Ranchview Golf T shirt. We will be marching in the Homecoming parade!!

Team Reports:  Boys Basketball

Monday

  • Defensive Shell Drill
  • Shooting

Tuesday

  • 11 man fast break, Defensive drills and 3 on 3 game

Wednesday

  • Conditioning, plyometrics, footwork, shooting, 3 on  3 and 5 on 5

Friday

  • 5 on 5 full court

Team Reports:  Girls basketball

Monday

Conditioning/Defense/Weights (After School)

Tuesday

Conditioning/Offensive Drills/ Skills

Wednesday No Class

Morning(Conditioning) 6:30a.m. -7:30a.m.

Thursday

Conditioning

Offensive Sets

Defensive sets

Fall league game at Metroplex Hoops

Friday

Conditioning/Weights

Team Reports:  Volleyball

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
Class Period:

Bench Press 3×10

Chest Fly 3×10

Incline Fly 3×10

Triceps Extensions 3×10

Skull Crushers 3×10

Bench push-ups

3×10

 

 

After School:

All teams practice until 5:30 PM

 

 

Class Period:

Volleyball Skill –Communication

Blocking

Defense

 

After school:

Home game vs. Oak Cliff Faith Family

Class Period:

Freshmen only –

Squat 3×10

Deadlift 3×10

Split-leg squat 3×10

Goblet squat 3×10

Calf Raises 3×25

 

Volleyball Skill –

Ball Control

Passing Form

Covering the hitter

 

After school:

JV/V practice until 5:30 PM

 

Class Period:

JV/V only –

Squat 3×10

Deadlift 3×10

Split-leg squat 3×10

Goblet squat 3×10

Calf Raises 3×25

 

Volleyball Skill –

Defense

Blocking

Covering the hitter

 

After school:

JV practice until 5 PM

V practice until 5:30 PM

Class Period:

Volleyball Skill –

Game type play

 

After school:

Away game @ North Hills

Game Reports:

@ Caddo Mills (9/11/18)

Varsity won their match in 4 sets. Scores were 17-25, 25-18, 25-23 and 25-23. Leading the team in digs were two of our juniors, Ana Rodriguez and Iman Ghalibaf, with 17 digs each. Kill leader for the team was sophomore outside hitter, Love Riley, with 11 kills. Jaeni Loh, freshman setter, had 5 aces.

JV: 17-25, 16-25

F: 13-25, 14-25

Vs. Little Elm (9/15/18)

Varsity fought hard but lost their match in 4 sets. Scores were 22-25, 20-25, 25-21 and 21-25. Leading the team in digs was our junior outside hitter, Ana Rodriguez, with 22 digs. Kill leader for the team was sophomore outside hitter, Love Riley, with 9 kills. Freshman setter, Jaeni Loh, had 16 assists.

JV: 10-25, 22-25

F: 13-25, 14-25

Team Reports:  Swimming and Diving

Monday – dryland/swim pace work and sprint
Tuesday – sprint/stroke IM work
Wednesday – dryland/ sprint, distance pace work
Thursday – no practice
Friday – dryland/ sprint work, starts, turn work

Team Reports:  Boys Track

Season begins after football season.

Team Reports:  Cross Country

Saturday meet at Garland The Dustin Rodriquez Run was canceled due to the City of Garland closing all their parks due to weather.

Monday:

2 mile run and weights

Tuesday: 2*4*400m run; Ab circuit; 4*200m run

Time: 1:20; 1:30; 1:45 with 60 seconds rest

4 minute ab circuit 30 seconds of exercise with 10 second rest

Time: 45 seconds with 60 second rest btwn each

Lift weights

Wednesday:  Body Weight Circuit

Thursday: Mile Time Trail

Friday: Mansfield Invitational JV and Varsity

Team Reports:  Boys Soccer

100 meters jog curve x2

200 meter x2

300 meter x1

400 meter x1

Tuesday

2 mile

Thursday

Agility Stations

Hurdles

Forward and lateral

Friday

7v7

Team Reports:  Girls Soccer

 Monday

  • Conditioning, in stations, balls

Tuesday

  • Fitness

Thursday

  • Conditioning
  • Basics
  • Tactical field work

Friday

  • Homecoming

Team Reports:  Cheer

Monday: 2:55  pm Class/Practice

  • Warm up running, stretching, jumping
  • Homecoming Routine
  • Cool down

Tuesday: 2:55 pm Class/Practice

  • Warm up running, stretching, jumping
  • Band Dances
  • Homecoming Routine
  • Football Cheers
  • Cool down

*Volleyball games after school

Wednesday: 3:45 pm After  School Practice

  • Warm up running, stretching, jumping
  • Band Dances
  • Homecoming Routine
  • Football Cheers
  • Cool down

Thursday: 2:10 am class/practice

  • Warm up running, stretching, jumping
  • Homecoming Routine
  • Stunting
  • Cool down

*Practice continues after school

*Homecoming  Carnival

Friday: 2:55 pm Class/ Practcie

  • Warm up running, stretching, jumping
  • Football Cheers
  • Band Dances
  • Cool down

*Varsity Football after school

Team Goals:

  • Perform cheers/ chants without mistakes.
  • Learn all choreography for the football cheers and be prepared to lead the school in showing their spirit.
  • Work on communication among team members.
  • Prepare for Homecoming Pep Rally and Game!

Upcoming Events:

Cheer at V/JV Volleyball game Tuesday

Cheer at Varsity football game Friday

Homecoming Carnival on Thursday

Homecoming Parade and Pep Rally on Friday

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SÁBADO 6 DE OCTUBRE, 2018
10 A.M.-1 P.M
PREPARATORIA DE NEWMAN SMITH, SALÓN NW117

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Free College Prep Workshop

Thinking About Going to College?  Free College Workshop!

Learn how to apply to College

Learn how to apply for Financial Aid

Guest Speakers from the University of Texas at Dallas and Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers

Food will be provided and there will be door prizes!  Parents are encouraged to attend and learn about how they can support their child’s academic journey!

Register & RSVP by September 29

Saturday, October 6, 2018

10:00 A.M. – 1:00 P.M.

Newman Smith High School, Room NW117

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