Friday Oct 3 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Elizabeth Grinnall made us all proud representing the River Queens at individual singles state. Only the elite 16 get to play. Elizabeth finished 6th in the state. Wish the rest of the team and Elizabeth good luck as they head to the final 8 at state, at Waukee NW, on Monday. Thank you for carrying on a long tradition of success, Queen netters!
We are excited to announce our partnership with Fullmind Tutoring! This is for any students at Clinton High School. Our first online tutoring session will start on Monday. Tutoring will be available on Monday and Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
Visit the Clinton Public Library on Fridays anytime from 2 - 4:30 p.m. for snacks and crafts! Each week, the library will offer a different primary activity but feel free to bring your homework, a good book to read, or just come to hang out with friends! Learn more by visiting the library's website at clintonpubliclibrary.us.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, there will be an informational meeting on Monday, October 6th in room S154 from 4-4:30 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All students, grades 9–12, are welcome to join. Meeting Times: During Flex (both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate). How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. Vote for Our First Book: In Google Classroom, you’ll find book trailers to help us choose our first read. Please view them and cast your vote by Monday, October 6. First Official Meetings: Thursday, October 9 during Flex.
This year’s yearbook theme is… BEHIND THE SCENES. Last day to buy your yearbook for $55 @ jostensyearbooks.com or scan the QR code on the TV’s! Offer ends today!
The following college reps will be visiting the counseling office. Please let Mrs. Klinkhammer know if you would like to attend. University of Dubuque Mon, Oct 6 @ 10:30. Luther College Oct 21 @ 9:00. University of Northern Iowa Mon, Oct 6 @ 9:00
Joke of the Week
Why didn’t the skeleton go to Homecoming? …He had no body to go with.
Activities for Today
HOCO Parade 5:30pm
Lunch for Today
Chicken Nuggets, Waffle Fries
Alternative Lunch
French Bread Pizza, Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
Thursday Oct 2 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Dress up days & activities for Homecoming week:
Friday: Red & Black day. Pancake breakfast 6am-8am, Football game JV 5pm Varsity to follow.
We are excited to announce our partnership with Fullmind Tutoring! This is for any students at Clinton High School. Our first online tutoring session will start on Monday. Tutoring will be available on Monday and Wednesday evenings, as well as on Saturday mornings. They can help students with most core and elective classes! To access the sessions, students need to log in through Clever.
All 9th and 10th grade football players, please report to Coach Feaster's room #124 at the beginning of Flex 1 or Flex 2 today! Your meeting will be brief. Please make sure to stop by.
Visit the Clinton Public Library on Fridays anytime from 2 - 4:30 p.m. for snacks and crafts! Each week, the library will offer a different primary activity but feel free to bring your homework, a good book to read, or just come to hang out with friends! Learn more by visiting the library's website at clintonpubliclibrary.us.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
Last year's yearbooks are in! Mrs. Lemon-Levy will be distributing yearbooks on B days over the next two weeks. You can also pick up your yearbook during flex time by the front office. CHS graduates who need to pick up their yearbooks can do so by visiting the Clinton High School front office starting Monday, October 6th.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, there will be an informational meeting on Monday, October 6th in room S154 from 4-4:30 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All students, grades 9–12, are welcome to join. Meeting Times: During Flex (both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate). How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. Vote for Our First Book: In Google Classroom, you’ll find book trailers to help us choose our first read. Please view them and cast your vote by Monday, October 6. First Official Meetings: Wednesday, October 9 during Flex.
The HOCO pancake breakfast will be held in the practice gym Friday from 6am til 8am! If you or your family is looking to purchase tickets, find any student council member! $10 a piece!
LAST DAY to buy your HOCO dance ticket. Stop in the library to buy it. You will need a school or state issued photo ID to get into the Dance.
This year’s yearbook theme is… BEHIND THE SCENES. Back to school offer: Buy your yearbook for $55 @ jostensyearbooks.com or scan the QR code on the TV’s! Offer valid until Oct. 3rd!
The following college reps will be visiting the counseling office. Please let Mrs. Klinkhammer know if you would like to attend. University of Dubuque Oct 6 @ 10:30. Luther College Oct 21 @ 9:00. University of Northern Iowa Oct 6 @ 9:00
Elizabeth Grinnall took her first match at Tennis State in 3 sets. In her next match, she dropped it to the second seed. In consolation, she took another victory 6-4 6- 0 over Hansen from AL. She played amazingly well all day! BEST WISHES today at state as you continue to play, Elizabeth.
The River King golf team competed in their last regular season meet today in Davenport and finished in 3rd place in the Quadrangular only 9 strokes out of 1st place. Scoring for the Kings were Scott Pasakarnis, Carter Thorpe, Cohen Thorpe, and Brenner Vance. who was playing in his first varsity meet this season. The Kings will play on Monday at the District meet in Davenport at Emeis Golf Course. Go Kings!
Activities for Today
HOCO Parade 5:00pm
Lunch for Today
Corn Dog, Natural Crisp Fries
Alternative Lunch
Sriracha Chicken, Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
Best of luck to Elizabeth Grinnall at State Individuals Tennis Tournament again today!
Keep up the amazing work, Elizabeth!!!
Congratulations to our Homecoming King & Queen: Sloan Weaver and Alejandra Anguiano Facio!
Thank you to our Homecoming Court and to everyone participating in this year's Coronation. You all made it amazing!!
Special thank you to Mr. Wes Tharp for capturing these wonderful pictures yesterday!
Go River Kings and Queens!
The JV Boys golfers hosted the JV MAC conference meet and finished in 7th place finishing just 4 strokes behind the 6th place team. Team medalist was Tanner Fedderson shooting an 86 and finishing tied for 18th overall. Brenner Vance shot an 87 and finished 23rd overall. Also playing for the Kings were Maddox Mojeiko, Dalton Kohl, Griffen Keefer, and Chaz Zirkelbach. The JV season has now concluded and the Kings have a lot to look forward to from their younger players. Varsity Boys golf plays today and tomorrow before heading to Districts next Monday.
The Queens swimmers celebrated Homecoming week with a dominant win at Davenport West on Tuesday, beating the Falcons 77-45. The River Queens won every event that they entered and nearly every swimmer that competed scored points for the Varsity team. Taking part in the winning swims were Lahna Schroeder, Eloise Brisch, Grace Ewer, Mia Wright, Stella Jackson and Brenna Weaver. The next meet for the Queens is next Tuesday, as they head back to Davenport to take on Central.
Last night the Rivers King and Queen Cross Country team competed in the Williamsburg Invitational. The 15th ranked River Queens finished 7th out of 26 teams as they competed hard against ten ranked teams and ten individually ranked runners. The Queens were led by medalists Carryn Sattler 9th and Aubrey Rivers 10th. Cambyl Sattler finished 21st with Natalia Connolly and Kirstin Bengtson rounding out the scoring. The junior varsity Queens were led by Chloe Ellis, Sophia Morley, Riley Reynolds, and Kaylee Davis.
The varsity River Kings placed 11th out of 25 teams and were led by Brecken Lemke, Kolton Lorion, CJ Estes, David Peralta-Flores, Cael Schwarz, Connor Roberts, and Alonso Aguila. The JV boys placed 6th out of 18 teams and were led by Anthony Sayson 21st, Maddox Mojeiko, Jayden Krogmann, Joey Anderson, Carter Dunham, Miles Schneeberger, and Henry Bell.
This past Saturday, the Freshman Volleyball team went 3-0 at the Camanche F/S tournament sweeping Northeast, Camanche, and Davenport North. This past Monday, the freshman team won 3 of 4 matches as they hosted their final home matches of the year. The Clinton Red team won 2 matches against DeWitt and Camanche. The Clinton Black team split their matches, losing to Camanche and beating DeWitt, both in 3 sets! This brings the River Queen freshmen record to 25 wins and 7 losses! The sophomore and varsity River Queens traveled to #2 (Class 3A) powerhouse Assumption last night for a MAC match. The sophomores showed signs of competing but ultimately dropped the match 0-3. The varsity River Queens struggled getting any momentum on the night as they dropped the match 0-3. Joselyn Petersen led the Queens with 6 kills, 1 solo block and 2 assist blocks. Alaina Carpenter led the Queens offense with 8 assists and 6 defensive digs. Tenley Cewe led the serve receive passers with a 2.02 passer rating, closely followed by Haley Thomas with a 2.00 passer rating (on a 3.0 scale) against a very aggressive serving team. The team will take the weekend off before they host their last two home MAC matches of the regular season against Davenport Central (Oct 7-Youth Poster NIght) and Muscatine (Senior Night on Oct 14).
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wednesday Oct 1 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Dress up days & activities for Homecoming week:
Thursday: Bikers vs. Surfers, Homecoming Parade 5:30pm.
Friday: Red & Black day. Pancake breakfast 6am-8am, Football game JV 5pm Varsity to follow.
Last year's yearbooks are in! Mrs. Lemon-Levy will be distributing yearbooks on B days over the next two weeks. You can also pick up your yearbook during flex time by the front office. CHS graduates who need to pick up their yearbooks can do so by visiting the Clinton High School front office starting Monday, November 6th.
If you are interested in making a short film for the Iowa High School Speech Competition this year, there will be an informational meeting on Monday, October 6th in room S154 from 4-4:30 pm. For questions or details, email Coach Struble or Coach Lemon-Levy.
We’re excited to announce the start of the CHS Book Club! All students, grades 9–12, are welcome to join. Meeting Times: During Flex (both Flex 1 and Flex 2, so everyone who wants to can participate). How to Join: Add yourself to the CHS Book Club Google Classroom using the code nwdhhk7w. Vote for Our First Book: In Google Classroom, you’ll find book trailers to help us choose our first read. Please view them and cast your vote by Monday, October 6. First Official Meetings: Wednesday, October 9 during Flex.
Your school counseling office will be offering the PSAT on October 22nd at the start of day at Clinton Community College Career Advancement Center. It costs $18. If that is a hardship please let your counselor know. If you are interested in taking the PSAT please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Winter sports athletes: remember the register in Bound for your sport. We have about 8 kids that have not registered in Bound for Basketball. Please get registered.
The HOCO pancake breakfast will be held in the practice gym Friday from 6am til 8am! If you or your family is looking to purchase tickets, find any student council member! $10 a piece!
If you still need an outfit for the Homecoming dance. Please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org to see what the Royalty Rack has.
The printed ok list has not been updated since Friday. If you are not on that list, ask in the library to see if you are already ok or to see what you need to do to go. Tickets are on sale now until THURSDAY Oct 2nd. You will need a school or state issued photo ID to get into the Dance.
This year’s yearbook theme is… BEHIND THE SCENES. Back to school offer: Buy your yearbook for $55 @ jostensyearbooks.com or scan the QR code on the TV’s! Offer valid until Oct. 3rd!
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys Varsity Quad (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Duck Creek Golf Course 3:15pm
Tennis: Varsity Girls 2A State Singles (A) @ Byrnes Park Tennis Center 10:00am
Lunch for Today
Queso Mac & Cheese, Carrots, Garlic Toast
Alternative Lunch
Fiestada Pizza, Refried Beans
Tuesday Sept 30 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Dress up days & activities for Homecoming week:
Wednesday: Jersey Day, Powderbuff Volleyball 7pm.
Thursday: Bikers vs. Surfers, Homecoming Parade 5:30pm.
Friday: Red & Black day. Pancake breakfast 6am-8am, Football game JV 5pm Varsity to follow.
Your school counseling office will be offering the PSAT on October 22nd at the start of day at Clinton Community College Career Advancement Center. It costs $18. If that is a hardship please let your counselor know. If you are interested in taking the PSAT please stop by the counseling office, bring $18 and sign up with Mrs. Klinkhammer. Sign up ends October 10th. The PSAT is a great tool to practice for future college entrance exams, and you might qualify for the National Merit Scholarship Program.
Winter sports athletes: remember the register in Bound for your sport. We have about 8 kids that have not registered in Bound for Basketball. Please get registered.
The HOCO pancake breakfast will be held in the practice gym Friday from 6am til 8am! If you or your family is looking to purchase tickets, find any student council member! $10 a piece!
Homecoming dance is almost here. The Royalty Rack is a collection of formal wear, including dresses, dress shirts, shoes, etc., that is completely free for you to take to use for dances and/or interviews. If you are interested in seeing what all we have to offer, please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org.
The Library has an OK list for the Homecoming Dance posted by the book return. If you are not on the list, ask in the library to see what you need to do to go. Tickets are on sale now until THURSDAY Oct 2nd. You will need a school or state issued photo ID to get into the Dance.
After-School Tutoring is being offered Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:45 - 4:45 in the New Library! There is no cost. We have staff in most of the core classes available! Please ask a CHS teacher or administrator if you would like to attend! If you need to get grades up for Homecoming or to keep from falling too far behind this is the place to be.
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys Varsity Quad (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Springbrook Country Club 3:30pm
Cross Country: Varsity Girls & Boys XC Invitational (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Williamsburg Recreation Center 4:30pm
Volleyball: Sophomore & JV Match (A) @ Assumption High School 5:00pm
Swimming: Girls JV/Varsity meet (A) @ Davenport West High School 5:30pm
Volleyball: Varsity Match (A) @ Assumption High School 6:30pm
Lunch for Today
Dill Chicken Bites, Crinkle Cut Fries
Alternative Lunch
Walking Taco, Chuckwagon Corn
Congratulations and best of luck at Team State this year to our River Queen Tennis team!
We are proud of your phenomenal work always!
Happy Homecoming Week!!!
The mighty Queen Tennis Team qualified for the final 8 at state! Huge Congrats Girls!!! Maddie Rowden brought in the 1st singles win of the day followed by Tenley Cewe and Sammy Manikowski. It came down to doubles. Ginnall and Srp brought in a fast win at 2 doubles, as one doubles almost took their match. It now was all tied at 4 wins to 4 wins, and it was up to Bengtson and Manikowski at #3 doubles to send us all to state!!! They won their last two games of a thriller match and allowed us all to celebrate! Thank you girls for a fantastic day at the tennis courts!
Congratulations to the Royal River King and Queen Marching Band on finishing 5th at both the Linn Mar and Marion competitions on Saturday. The band had two really great performances and was very close in score to all of the 4A bands. The percussion section placed 2nd at the Marion competition in the evening. Way to go drumline and pit!
After ending Day 1 of the MAC Conference golf meet in 7th place by just 1 stroke, the River Kings looked poised to finish higher than they have in the last 6 years. Strong team play paced the Kings with 2 scores in the 80s and two scores in the 90s. The 2nd day proved to be a little tougher on the Kings as they were a little off their scores from the first day and dropped to 9th place out of all MAC teams. Maverick Hensel paced the Kings both days with scores of 83 and 85 and finished 27th overall. Scott Pasakarnis also played well Day 1 with a score of 84 but could not reproduce a score in the 80s Day 2. Also playing for the Kings were Carter and Cohen Thorpe, Ray Brown, and Thomas Hays. The JV Kings take on the MAC Conference today (Monday) at Valley Oaks to see what the Kings have to look forward to in the future from the younger guys!
On Friday night, the River Kings traveled to Burlington to battle the Greyhounds on the gridiron at iconic Bracewell Stadium. The Sophomore Kings had a super first half of football, leading 35-0 at halftime. The hounds came out and fought hard in the second half, battling their way back but were outlasted by the Kings! The Kings won 35-26 improving their record to 4-1 on the season! Micah Tague opened the scoring collecting a 6 yard TD pass from Liam Petersen. The Kings defense got a big stop on 4th down and were ahead 7-0 at the end of the 1st quarter. The second quarter flood gates opened for Clinton. Petersen ran in from one yard out for a score. Noah Fergurson blocked a Burlington punt, giving the Kings great field position. Julian Davis then ran the ball in from 20 yards out for another score. Roger Schumacher recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff which led to a 22 yard TD pass to Hunter Sink. Petersen then added a 4 yard run for a score to complete the first half. Burlington rallied for a great comeback, taking advantage of several Clinton mistakes. But, the Kings held on for the WIN! Come out to watch the River Kings this Friday as Clinton hosts Davenport North for Homecoming. The action kicks off at 5:00pm. GO KINGS!!!
The varsity River Kings football team made the long bus ride to Burlington on Friday night to take on the 3-1 greyhounds. It was a physical defensive battle from the beginning with the Kings leading 8-7 at halftime behind a Jay Dodd 6 yard touchdown run. The game remained close into the fourth quarter as the Kings trailed 10-8 with 1 quarter to go. Despite a blocked extra point by Hayden Chandler to give the Kings a chance, they ultimately fell 23-6. The coaching staff was extremely proud of the fight and effort our boys displayed on Friday night. Come join us Friday night for our homecoming matchup against the 3-2 Davenport North Wildcats. Go Kings!!
DAILY ANNOUNCEMENTS
Monday Sept 29 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Dress up days & activities for Homecoming week:
Tuesday: Dress your best for Coronation, Support River Queen Volleyball vs Assumption 5pm.
Wednesday: Jersey Day, Powderbuff Volleyball 7pm.
Thursday: Bikers vs. Surfers, Homecoming Parade 5:30pm.
Friday: Red & Black day. Pancake breakfast 6am-8am, Football game JV 5pm Varsity to follow.
Attention students who are interested in riding/decorating the CHS Royal Army float. There will be a meeting in Mrs. Warren’s room, room 204, During second flex today. If you cannot make it, please stop in to see Mrs. Warren whenever you are free!
Attention students who bought a homecoming T-shirt and selected the pick up option. You have the option to pick up your T-shirt after school today! T-shirt pick up will be at the Rivals trailer located between the football bleachers and concession stands. If you cannot pick up your T-shirt today, you’ll have to pick it up on your own at the Rivals store.
Game club will meet today in the cafe from 4:45-5:15
BIRTHDAY CAKE DAY for the September birthdays.
Homecoming dance is almost here. The Royalty Rack is a collection of formal wear, including dresses, dress shirts, shoes, etc., that is completely free for you to take to use for dances and/or interviews. If you are interested in seeing what all we have to offer, please reach out to Mrs. Leafgreen at christina.leafgreen@csdkq.org.
Sign up for the Homecoming Dance is over. The Library has an OK list posted. If you are not on the list, ask in the library to see what you need to do to go. Tickets are on sale starting now until THURSDAY Oct 2nd.
During Homecoming week (Sept 29th- Oct 3rd) we will have some food trucks. There is a TV slide showing who is here on each day.
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys JV Invite (H) vs Multiple Schools @ Valley Oaks Golf Course 10:00am
Volleyball: Freshman Match (H) vs Central DeWitt @ CHS Yourd Gym 6:00pm
Lunch for Today
Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Tomato Soup
Alternative Lunch
Pot Stickers, Fried Rice, Stir Fry Vegetables
Friday Sept 26 2025
I Pledge Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one Nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Dress up days & activities for Homecoming week:
Monday: Print day, Powderpuff football Coan Field 7pm.
Tuesday: Dress your best for Coronation, Support River Queen Volleyball vs Assumption 5pm.
Wednesday: Jersey Day, Powderbuff Volleyball 7pm.
Thursday: Bikers vs. Surfers, Homecoming Parade 5:30pm.
Friday: Red & Black day. Pancake breakfast 6am-8am, Football game JV 5pm Varsity to follow.
Visit the Clinton Public Library on Fridays anytime from 2 - 4:30 p.m. for snacks and crafts! Each week, the library will offer a different primary activity but feel free to bring your homework, a good book to read, or just come to hang out with friends! Learn more by visiting the library's website at clintonpubliclibrary.us.
There will be a brief informational meeting Today, September 26th during 2nd flex for those who would like to attend the Iowa Thespian Festival this year. Meet in room S154 during 2nd flex or email Mrs. Lemon-Levy for more information.
If you checked out a book for class earlier this school year it is likely due this week. Please stop in the library and renew or return your book. Thank you
Sign up for the Homecoming Dance ends Today. If you haven’t signed up yet, & want to go do it now. The Library has an OK list posted. Check it today. If you are not on the list, ask in the library to see what you need to do to go. Tickets will be on sale starting Monday Sept 29th until Thursday Oct 2nd.
During Homecoming week (Sept 29th- Oct 3rd) we will have some food trucks. There is a TV slide showing who is here on each day.
Last night the Clinton Cross Country team competed in the Dubuque Invitational. The River Queens placed 5th behind top ranked PV, 6th ranked City High, 7th ranked Dubuque Senior, and 12th ranked Cedar Falls The Queens were led by Carryn Sattler, Aubrey Rivers, and Cambyl Sattler who earned PRs with Alli Haskell and Natalia Connolly fighting hard to secure the Queen’s top five finish. The JV Queens were led by Sophia Morley who notched a PR, Riley Reynolds, and Chloe Ellis.
The varsity River Kings placed 14th and were led by Brecken Lemke, Kolton Lorion, CJ Estes, Connor Roberts, Alonso Aguila, Cael Schwarz, Anthony Sayson, and David Peralta-Flores. Lemke, Roberts, Aguila, Schwarz, and Sayson notched a PRs in an extremely fast race. The JV Kings placed 11th and were led by Carter Dunham, Jayden Krogmann, Asher Dornbush, Joey Anderson, and Logan Spooner. Anderson and Spooner earned a PR for their efforts. The fresh/soph Kings competed hard and were led by four PR runs from Maddox Mojeiko, Miles Schneeberger, Mason MacAvoy, and Carson Borgman. The harriers return to action Tuesday at Williamsburg.
Joke of the Week
Did you hear about the football field NASA built on the moon? …They used astroturf.
Activities for Today
Golf: Boys MAC Golf Championships (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Kewanee Dunes 9:00am
Football: Freshman/Sophomore Game (A) @ Burlington Bracewell Stadium 5:00pm
Football: Varsity Game (A) @ Burlington Bracewell Stadium 7:30pm
Activities for Saturday
Volleyball: Freshman Storm Invitational (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Camanche HS & MS Gyms 9:00am
Golf: Boys MAC Golf Championships (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Kewanee Dunes 9:00am
Swimming: Varsity Girls Grayhound Invite (A) vs Multiple Schools @ Burlington High School 10:00am
Tennis: Varsity Girls Match (H) vs Dubuque Senior @ Max Lynn Tennis courts 10:00am
Lunch for Today
Spicy Chicken Patty on a Bun, Broccoli & Cheese
Alternative Lunch
Pizza Crunchers, Broccoli & Cheese
Livestream: https://fan.hudl.com/United-States/IA/Burlington/organization/6014/Burlington High-School
Tickets: https://tickets.gobound.com/tickets/events/h20250505043034844130a14f27a7e4c/checkout
Go Kings!
