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All Athletes that will be participating in tryouts or practices at any time this school year, must have a current sports physical uploaded into Final Forms. All information in Final Forms must be complete and registration fee paid before your first game/match/meet. Getting these things done now will help you get off to a great season!
Did you forget to order a yearbook LAST YEAR??
We have a few left in the office, so stop by and
pick one up for just $20.00.
Do you have any yarn or material just laying around that you want to get rid of? Our Life Skills class would love to take in your donations. Please drop them off in the HMS Office anytime during our normal business hours. Thank you for helping our students learn some of the basics for a lifetime.
Cross Country at TVC on 10/7
Our cross country team had their final conference meet on Tuesday, and there were so many amazing performances!
Hannah Wizner was the top finisher for the girls' team. Hannah finished in 18th with a time of 14:15. She earned a medal and earned TVC 1st Team honors. Bailee Hayward was next, finishing in 21st with a time of 14:25. She also earned a medal and TVC 1st Team honors. Maggie Raths had a breakout race, finishing in 27th with a new PR by over 1 minute with a time of 14:52. Maggie also medaled and earned TVC 2nd Team honors. Ruby Kramer placed 30th, ran a PR at this race with a time of 15:07, also medaled, and earned TVC 2nd Team honors. Next, we had Amelia Stevenson who finished in 34th with a new PR with a time of 15:24. She earned TVC 2nd Team honors as well. Everly Drews placed 48th and also earned TVC 2nd Team honors. Summer Galonska had a great race, finishing in 55th and setting a new PR by 50 seconds with a time of 16:29. Rounding out the girls' team, we had Kallye Morley in 95th with a new PR of 19:53, and Brielle Nash in 96th.
Wyatt Wenzel was the top finished for the boys' team. Wyatt finished in 10th place, running a new PR with a time of 12:32. He earned a medal and earned 1st Team honors. Henry Salowitz had an amazing race, breaking 13 minutes for the first time and finding himself 6 seconds away from earning his way onto our Top 10 Records board here at HMS. Henry placed 14th with a time of 12:49, earned a medal, and earned TVC 1st Team honors. Next, we had Ben Murphy, who narrowly missed out on medaling by placing 31st, but earned himself TVC 1st Team honors. Carson Kasonovich was finally healthy and able to race, finishing in 46th and running a new PR by 52 seconds with a time of 15:22. Finishing close together were Jaxson Penn in 67th with a new PR of 17:16, and Tanner Holmes in 69th with a new PR by over 1 minutes with a time of 17:23. AMAZING JOB runners!
Cross Country at Bill Agresta Invite on 10/11
The middle school cross country team ran at their home invite on Saturday, and they showed up to compete! The boys team placed 3rd while the girls team took 2nd place, narrowly missing out on 1st by 8 points. The girls team earned a plaque, we had a ton of medalists, and we had 3 more of our runners earn their way onto our HMS Top 10 Record Board!
For the girls team, Bailee Hayward took 1st place, earning a medal, and running a time of 13:42 which places her at #5 on our record board! Congratulations Bailee!
Hannah Wizner took 3rd place, earning a medal, and running a time of 13:51, which also places her on our record board at #7. Congratulations Hannah!
Maggie Raths, Amelia Stevenson, Ruby Kramer, and Everly Drews all finished close together in 10th, 12th, 15th, and 18th place, and they all earned themselves medals and ran very solid times, most of which were PRs.
Rounding out the girls team were Summer Galonska in 29th, Brielle Nash in 46th with a new PR of 19:33, and Kallye Morley in 48th.
For the boys team, Wyatt Wenzel was the top finisher, placing 4th, earning a medal, and running a time of 12:34. Henry Salowitz was close behind, finishing in 6th place, earning a medal with a time of 12:40. With that time, Henry has made his way onto our record board and sits at #10! Congratulations Henry!
Ben Murphy was also a medalist, finishing in 13th place with a new PR of 13:43. The rest of boys team ran strong races as well, where we had Carson Kasonovich in 26th, Jaxson Penn in 36th with a new PR of 16:48, and Tanner Holmes in 40th. Great job runners!
Girls Basketball vs Ithaca on 10/13
No results for 7th grade
The eighth grade girls basketball team defeated Ithaca 53 to 34 Haylee Vanderwall lead all score scores with 19 points followed by Izzy Steinert with 12 and Hadley Latoski with 9.
Girls Basketball vs Swan Valley on 10/5
The 7th grade girls basketball team lost a close battle against Swan Valley with a final score of 29-38. They were led by Avery Thom with 18 points and 3 blocks, and Hollis Genow followed with 5 points. Macy Breining had a great steal and Makenzie Keenan was a rebounding machine! Good game girls!!
The eighth grade girls basketball team defeated Swan Valley 46 to 38. Anna Hoffman lead all scores with 11 points followed by Lauren Launstein with 10 points and Haley Vanderwall with 8.
Sent in by Coach Bebow, Coach Brady and Coach Borsenik
Saddle Up for Suspense at HHS
Get ready for a rootin-tootin' night of mystery, mayhem, and meatloaf! HHS Theatre is thrilled to present this year's interactive mystery dinner experience "Who Shot the Sheriff?" --a wild west whodunit!
Tickets are just $25.00 for dinner and theatrical performance where danger is afoot, can you solve the mystery?
Tickets go on sale starting October 19 at: hemlocktheatre.ludus.com
Hurry seats are limited and this event will sell out! Yeehaw and see you there partner 🤠🔍
#HemlockHelps | Supporting the Bommarito Family
Please consider helping a special Hemlock family. Hemlock High School will serve as a donation drop-off site to support Brandon and Brie Bommarito—both HHS graduates—following a very serious motorcycle accident. While there are hopeful signs, their recovery will be long and uncertain. Both have undergone multiple surgeries and face significant injuries. It may be several months before they can fully care for their daughters again.
In the meantime, their girls will be with their aunt and uncle, Nikki and Brian, who are opening their home and hearts during this difficult time.
If you’d like to help, here are meaningful ways to support:
• Drop off donations at Hemlock High School (front office).
• Gift cards are especially helpful (groceries, gas, meals, Target/Walmart).
• Notes of encouragement and prayers for healing are welcome.
• If you represent a business or civic group and want to coordinate a larger donation, please contact the high school office at 989-642-5287.
Thank you for rallying around Brandon, Brie, and their girls. This is what the Huskie Pack does—show up for each other.
SAFE STORAGE LAW
We care about the safety of our students — both at school and at home. Michigan has a law requiring safe storage when children or minors may be present. Please take a moment to review safe storage in your home.
https://www.michigan.gov/mde/services/health-safety/topics/school-safety/safe-storage-law
Together we can help keep children safe and informed.
SAVE THE DATE AND TIME
Every fall we like to try and gather goods for our friends Hidden Harvest! This year instead of a trunk or treat we are going to offer family/friend/small group photos for non-perishables.
Mr. J’s Catering is teaming up with 3 local photographers with a few different seasonal backdrops (including a Christmas card) to get you beautiful professional pictures and some good food for non-perishable goods to benefit Hidden Harvest!
Save the time and save the day and save some cans!
We will be introducing you to our awesome photographers and letting you in on all the special details over the next few weeks, so stay tuned. We hope to make this a fall family event for everyone and can’t wait to have some more fall fun at the Hilltop Hideaway 540 S. Orr road.
Join us at Biggby Coffee in Hemlock for an artist-led painting experience! No art skills needed. They will walk you through each step.
You’ll create a 16×20 canvas painting of a majestic tree under a full moon. Seats are limited, so reserve yours today!
Date & Time: Sunday, October 19, 2025 • 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Cost: $30
Location: Biggby Coffee, Hemlock, MI
Biggby will have drinks & snacks available
Reserve your spot here: https://app.getoccasion.com/p/n/nd4pBZfq
Bring a friend, unleash your inner artist, and let’s make something beautiful together!
Our Rauchholz Memorial library is a drop-off site for Toys for Tots and also Coats for Kids! Coats can be dropped off through Oct 31; new toys through Dec. 5. Any donations can be brought to the library during our hours of M, Tu, F 9-5, and W & Th 1p-8p. #community ##EducateEmpowerEnrich #MyRML
Anime Club for Middle School ages is starting up again on Tuesday, September 23rd at the library!
Anime Club meets after school from 3:00 pm - 4:45 pm every Tuesday. We will watch, read, and talk about our favorite anime and manga; do crafts; try Japanese snacks; do trivia and play games; and more!
For grades 5th - 8th. Sign-up is NOT required. Simply head over to the library after school for tons of anime fun!
Stop by the library for fall fun for the whole family! We'll have games for kids, festive food & drinks, story time, and crafts!
Drop-in event for families/all ages! Stop by anytime from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm!
Join us at the library for a fun, hands-on workshop where you'll learn to craft something unique and totally handmade by you! This is a guided class led by our wonderful sewing expert, Carl Bruse!
We'll provide all the needed materials, but if you have fabric, a sewing machine, or anything else you'd like to bring please feel free!
Open to all ages (kids under 8 years old must be accompanied by an adult). Drop-ins are welcome!
Join us for a family event at the library celebrating K-Pop music, dancing, and media! We'll have lots of great activities for all ages including karaoke, crafts, games, and dancing!
Drop-in anytime from 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm. Open to all ages; geared for elementary and middle school age kids and tweens.
Teens 6th - 12th grade, come to the library for an after hours "lock-in" with tacos, pop, snacks, K-pop karaoke, video games, lots of crafts, library-wide games, prizes, and more!
Registration and a signed parent permission form are required to attend. Visit the library in person to sign up and get a permission form.
