Highland Park vs. Temple

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Highland Park vs. Rockwall
Highland Park vs. Timberview
Highland Park vs. Lovejoy
Highland Park vs. Poteet
Highland Park vs. Royse City
August 26, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium
September 9, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium
September 16, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium
October 14, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium
October 28, 2016 7:30 p.m. Highlander Stadium
Bi-District Playoff
Highland Park vs. Mount Pleasant
Saturday, November 12, 2016 1:00 p.m
The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas
Division I Region II 5-A Area Playoff
Highland Park vs. Frisco Independence
Friday, November 18, 2016 7:30 p.m
The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas
5-A Division I Region II Semifinals Playoff
Highland Park vs. Mansfield Lake Ridge
Friday, November 25, 2016 1:00 p.m
The Ford Center at The Star, Frisco, Texas
5-A Division I Region II State Quarterfinals
Highland Park vs. Mansfield Legacy
Friday, December 2, 2016 5:30 p.m
AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
5-A Division I Region II State Semifinals
Highland Park vs. Denton Ryan
Saturday, December 10, 2016 1:30 p.m.
AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
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4A Region 2 Quarterfinals
Highland Park vs. Wylie
Friday, December 6, 2013 7:30 p.m.
Eagle Stadium, Allen, Texas
Because Victories
Demand A Game Plan.
Here’s to all those who know that winning requires the proper training and planning.
We want to celebrate the competitive winner in you. Let’s achieve all of your goals, together.
Bob White | 214.987.8882 | [email protected]
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IT TAKES A TEAM
OUR TEAM

SUPPORTS YOU
Welcome, Scots!
Highland Park Football Fans,
Welcome to tonight’s game! We are excited that you’re here to support the
Scots! There isn’t any better entertainment in the State of Texas on Friday
nights than high school football!
Both teams come into tonight’s game having worked extremely hard since
last January to prepare for this moment. Countless hours spent in off-season,
the weight room, summer conditioning programs and 7-on-7 competitions
have brought the Scots to this point. Participation in high school football requires a special individual due to its
extremely competitive and physical nature. We hope you recognize the sacrifi ce these young men make for their
teams, schools and communities.
We also ask that you recognize our outstanding, award-winning Highlander Band, Color Guard, Bagpipe Corps,
Cheerleaders, Scotsmen, and Highland Belles. These young men and women do a great job of representing High-
land Park. Other student groups and a large percentage of our student body are in attendance tonight supporting
all those who wear the Blue and Gold. We very much appreciate their support and spirit!
We are fortunate to have tremendous leadership from Dr. Tom Trigg and the HPISD administration. At HPHS,
Walter Kelly and his staff create a leadership environment both in and out of the classroom that is second to
none in the state. Our faculty is a special group, demanding academic excellence while being very supportive of
our students in their many activities. Highland Park is a special place due to our outstanding administration and
faculty!
All extra-curricular and co-curricular activities teach life lessons. Students can pursue their talents, learn to work
together as a team and develop leadership skills which will benefi t them the rest of their lives. As educators and
coaches, we stress character, integrity, sportsmanship, perseverance and teach valuable life skills which students
will use long after their high school days.
Again, thanks for coming to tonight’s game. We appreciate your support.
Remember, Everyday is a Great Day to be a Scot and Scot Fight Never Dies!
Game Day Reminders:
1) Wear Blue & Gold to the Game.
2) Come Early, Be Loud the Entire Game, Stay Late!
3) Greet the players when they come out of the indoor
activity center for the Highlander March!
4) Yell with cheerleaders, Dance with the Belles and Clap to the beat of the band!
5) After the Game, Congratulate the Players!
6) Most of all, HAVE FUN!
Johnny Ringo

Athletic Director
HIGHLAND PARK SCOTS
Extraordinary
Memories Start with the
Front row, from left: Richard Means, Ice Hockey; Austin Mead, Chess Club; William Adair, Baseball;
Luke Ford, Scotsmen; Johnny Ringo, Athletic Director; Robert Luo, Highlander Strings Orchestra;
Jack Chapman, Men’s Soccer; Maddie Basso, Student Council and Highland Belles
Second row: Abigail Lindwall, Highlander Band; Avery Davis, Lads & Lassies; Sydney Mills, Robotics;
Madeline Ngo, Volleyball; Morgan Smith, Girls Basketball; Maddie Rutledge, Field Hockey; Riley
Malone, Girls Soccer; Holland Meeks, Girls Gymnastics; Happy Waterman, Sparking Scot; Mary
Stewart, HP 103; Nicholas Lazzaro, Ice Hockey
“
Our Highland Park Scots are just
Third row: Zoe Durham, Girls Lacrosse; Ali Garrett, Girls Swimming; Lindsay Wallace, Girls
one of the things that make the Golf; Sophie Schott, Girls Cross Country; Sydney Thompson, Softball; Mary Elizabeth Scott,
Park Cities so extraordinary, and Cheerleading; Logan Lett, Tennis; Falyn Reaugh, Girls Track & Field; Noah Culpepper, Boys Cross
we are proud to support them. Country; Stefan Bardwell, Boys Gymnastics.
GO SCOTS!”
Back row: Junior Dorbah, Wrestling; Coleman Everett, Junior Symphony Ball; Reeves Beall, Ultimate
Robbie Briggs, President and CEO Frisbee; Parker Alexander, Boys Lacrosse; Michael Clarke, Football; Bennett Brock, Powerlifting;
Olivia Gruber, Highland Belles; David Slear, Crew; Tommy King, Boys Swimming; Walker French,
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Men’s Track & Field; William Dunnill, Bass Team
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SCOTS IN REVIEW
Highland Park Softball Team Wins First Ever District Title;
AcDec Team Competes in Alaska, Places Second in the Nation
This past spring the Lady Scots softball and second place in every doubles event at In cross country, the girls finished first
team posted a 13-1 district record and won the district meet. The Scots also finished and the boys second in district. The boys
the first district championship in school first and third place in boys and girls sin- placed eighth in regionals while the girls
history. The team was an Area Finalist gles. At regionals, Chandler Carter/ finished sixth. Jordyn Kaplan placed 126th
with a 18-9 record. Phillip Quinn won first place, as did overall at state.
The HP Academic Decathlon team won Brittany Newton/Logan Lett. In mixed In track, the girls finished second in dis-
its first state title, qualifying the team to doubles Charlie Legg/Elizabeth Thetford trict while the boys came in sixth. At the
advance to the national finals in placed third. At the state tournament Area competition, the boys finished ninth
Anchorage, Alaska. With a score of Newton/Lett placed third in girls doubles and the girls placed second. Falyn Reaugh
52,346.6 points, the AcDec team finished and Carter/Quinn won second in mixed came in fourth in state in the high jump.
second in the nation. Leading the Scots doubles. Stephen Dieb again led the wrestling
were Michael Hodak, Raef Rothschild, The girls basketball team, with a 10-4 dis- team and was voted District Outstanding
Brooke Yung, Wyatt Hill, Michael Xie, trict record, was a bi-district finalist. Wrestler. He finished third in state.
Kevin Chen, Cheyenne Son, Jack Reynolds The boys basketball team, with a 23-10 Regional qualifiers also included Kiefer
and Grant Bailey. season record, was an Area finalist. Pete Wetzel, Ben Kroencke, Clay McPherson,
The girls soccer team advanced to the Davis led DFM in three-point FGs made, Shane Read, Caleb Kimzey, Colby
state finals, where it lost a 2-1 heartbreaker Stefon Jauregi was ninth in points scored Hopkins, Aidan Conner, Jeremy Hanes,
for the championship. Savanna Jones tied and fifth in assists. Ben Reichert was fifth Junior Dorbah and Matthew Evans.
a state record with 41 career assists, rank- in rebounds. The boys and girls gymnastics teams were
ing her 10th nationally. Over the past two The two girls golf teams finished as dis- both district champions. The boys finished
years, their soccer record is 47-4-6. trict champion and runner-up. The two 11th at state and the girls sixth.
The Scots baseball team rolled to a 14-0 teams placed 11th and 14th at regionals. Adam Elahmadi and Keegan Black led he
district record. The state-ranked team The two boys golf teams finished in first boys while the girls were led by Tatum
advanced three rounds to the regional place and third place in district. The Scots Meeks, Lily Overton and Elli Overton.
quarterfinals. were second in regionals and ninth at The Scots volleyball team had another
The HP lacrosse team continued its state. Ty Burke and Cash Carter shot 151 successful year, finishing as the district
strong playoff tradition by reaching the and finished in the top 25 at state. champions and going all the way to the
state finals. The Division I team had won The Scots football team won the district fourth round of the playoffs. The Scots'
seven state titles since 2004. The Division championship with a 7-0 record, then record of 43-7 is the best win/loss record
II team won the state championship in advanced to the Area round, finishing with in school history. Falyn Reaugh and Jordan
2008, 2012 and 2015. a 10-2 record. The district title – the Scots' Westendorff were named to the DMN All-
The tennis team, which had boasted 174 48th – set a new Texas state record. Coach Area Second Team.
consecutive dual-match victories in a row Randy Allen's record at Highland Park at The Scots competed well in other non-
dating back eight years, finished with a the end of the season stood at 194-24, UIL sports such as ice hockey, crew, field
23-1 record. In spring tennis, HP won first including an 84-1 home record. hockey and Ultimate Frisbee.
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2015–16 STATE CHAMPIONS
The HP Academic Decathlon team won its first state title, qualifying the team to advance to the national finals in
Anchorage, Alaska. With a score of 52,346.6 points, the AcDec team finished second in the nation. Leading the Scots
were Michael Hodak, Raef Rothschild, Brooke Yung, Wyatt Hill, Michael Xie, Kevin Chen, Cheyenne Son, Jack
Reynolds and Grant Bailey.
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