2026
Today at riflery, the girls came over, and we had some high scores and pass-offs.
Francie Atlas — 31
Anne Sutton Thomas — 35
Ava Sheedy — Pro-Marksman
Elliott Adams — Pro-Marksman
Halo Sosebee — 30
Cadence Cross — 33
Cadence Cross — Marksman
Halo Sosebee — Marksman
Effie Criswell — 31
Linden Carley — 31
Eleanor Oswalt — Marksman
Julia Sanders — Pro-Marksman
Linden Carley — Pro-Marksman
Lily Williams — 33
Lily Williams — Pro-Marksman
Maggie Gribbin — 44
Maggie Gribbin — Expert Marksman
Charlotte Bell — 30
Callie Stewart — 36
Liza Nobles — Marksman
Stella Marx — 43
Kate Hutto — 32
Kate Hutto — Marksman
Hadley Meyer — 37
Annie Law — 31
Stella Marx — Expert Marksman
Today at the last day of boys’ team sports, we played Capture the Chicken!
In first period, the Blue team won, and the MVP was Lachlan Huffman.
In second period, the Red team won, and the MVP was Everett Lang.
In third period, the Red team won, and the MVP was John Weiss.
In fourth period, the Red team won, and the MVP was Reeves Thagard.
The winner of the winna-winna chicken dinna was Camp Lavender!
Today at skiing, we had our last boys’ day, and we had some pass offs:
Maksym Cooper- 1st class kneeboard
Reed Pazona- 2nd class kneeboard
Reeves Thagard- 3rd class wakeboard
Milo Means- 3rd class wakeboard
Xander Ghattas- Expert kneeboard
John Ross- 3rd class wakeboard
Henry Echols- 3rd class wakeboard
Lawton Paty- Expert wakeboard
Lawson Roe- 2nd class wakeboard
Charlie Lomax- 1st class wakeboard
Owen Prince- 3rd class wakeboard
Jack Wurtele- 3rd class skiing
Harris Donaldson- 2nd class wakeboard
William Orkin- 1st class wakeboard
Billy Slade- 3rd class wakeboard
Max Johnson- 3rd class skiing
Lytle Lawrie- 1st class kneeboard
Tripp Gribbin- Expert skiing
We also had some first-time skiers: Graeme McCulloch and Sree Prudvhi!
Today at girls’ strength, we did a race to the JC parking lot and back.
Bailey Simpson came in first, Stella Marx came in second, and Emi Tucker came in third!
Today at the obstacle course, we did a splash competition with G-1 and Lake.
The biggest splash was Alex Stokley, and the smallest splash was Lillian Strother.
Today on the high-stakes and scream-filled field one, Lyle’s Lemurs wrapped up the 2026 League Games with a sizable win over Bound for Steaks in a supercalafragilistic game of softball. For the Bound for Steaks, Billy Slade played like a prime Fruit Ninja. For the Lemurs, Wiley McCord played like a prime Big Al who hits dingers.
Tonight, Hunter Connolly and Hadley Meyer gave our vespers message.
From the Dining Hall This morning, we had sausage, eggs, biscuits, grits, and cereal. For lunch, we had taco salad with BLTs with chips and dill slices. For dessert, we had chocolate chip cookies. For dinner, we had chicken fingers, green beans, mashed potatoes with gravy, and rolls. For dessert, we had rice krispie treats. We also had our salad bar and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches available at lunch and dinner.
We had Rec Hall and Coke Night!