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PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:21 am 
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My daughters High school football team is in uncharted waters. They have never started the season 6-0.
The whole school is trying to get their team to be the featured game of the week. It will be televised locally and multiple stories will be done on the kids. I need the power of the OLF to overwhelm the voting poll.

Please go to this link and vote for the Vandercook Lake at Michigan Center, 7 p.m. Friday game.
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Thanks so much!

How could you say no to these faces ;-)

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How could you say no to these faces ;-)

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Guess not with 3 Lances staring me in the eye............!

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How could you say no to these faces ;-)

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Guess not with 3 Lances staring me in the eye............!

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I voted. Your game is currently in second place, but not by much.



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I voted. Your game is currently in second place, but not by much.

It was in the lead all day yesterday.

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Done! Close race. It's cool that you Southerners still do the high school marching band thing. They could never fit it into their budget up here I'm pretty sure.



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PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2015 12:03 pm 
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Done1 But we're falling behind..



I know! Those Dutchmen in Manchester have a Big following and a very good team annually.
Vandercook as I mentioned has never been 6-0. They have only made the playoffs one in school history in 1996.
Now at 6 wins they qualify for their second ever playoff appearance.

Hmmmm, sounds remarkable similar to the other football team I follow.

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Done! Close race. It's cool that you Southerners still do the high school marching band thing. They could never fit it into their budget up here I'm pretty sure.


Budget? laughing6-hehe Most high school marching bands have to really hustle for the money it takes to keep themselves going. Parents, boosters and fundraising events make it financially feasible. If it were up to funding from the boards of education, marching bands would probably go the way of the dodo.

But it is an important and fulfilling part of the lives of the students who participate. You can't find a tighter-knit group of teenagers than the members of the band. The kids belong to, and contribute to, and sacrifice for, something beyond themselves. That's what makes it worthwhile for the families to support the endeavor. The kids get a whole lot out of the experience.

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Done! Close race. It's cool that you Southerners still do the high school marching band thing. They could never fit it into their budget up here I'm pretty sure.


Budget? laughing6-hehe Most high school marching bands have to really hustle for the money it takes to keep themselves going. Parents, boosters and fundraising events make it financially feasible. If it were up to funding from the boards of education, marching bands would probably go the way of the dodo.

But it is an important and fulfilling part of the lives of the students who participate. You can't find a tighter-knit group of teenagers than the members of the band. The kids belong to, and contribute to, and sacrifice for, something beyond themselves. That's what makes it worthwhile for the families to support the endeavor. The kids get a whole lot out of the experience.

Good luck to Lance and his offspring.


Don you are 100% correct.
Our Marching Band made a commitment last year to raise 40k for new uniforms. They have been wearing the same uniforms for 30+ years. It was a BIG BIG deal last month when their new outfits came. Here is my daughter Leanna and her bf Allori showing them off the day they arrived, just 4 days before the first game. There is a LOT of funding raising to make this happen.


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Well folks I think we are going to lose the poll. I appreciate all your help though. I do think we moved the needle a bit.

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Darn! I missed the voting by 7 mins.! Should have checked this morning.

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Sorry, Lance! I got two votes in.

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Sorry dude! I found this:
"Vandercook Lake at Michigan Center was in first place with 2,245 votes
at 10 a.m. Monday,
followed by Manchester at Napoleon (1,525),
Lansing Eastern at Jackson (1,136) and
Parma Western at Jackson Lumen Christi (557).
The first three games will all be played at 7 p.m.
Friday while the Western at Lumen Christi game is at 6 p.m. Saturday.

Fans can vote once per hour until the poll closes at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
The winning game will receive coverage leading up to the game,
live coverage as well as photos and multiple stories from the game."

But I could find no way to actually cast a vote ... I'm trying this from owrk so maybe it's a firewall issue...

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