Still looking for that football scoreboard! I had not heard the baseball field would be artificial as well. Soccer/Lacrosse practice field as well?

 

In an effort to be politically correct and to not offend because of our private school advantage we will no longer keep score and will stop the game when either team gets tired. I hope this answers your concerns about the scoreboard.

In an effort to be politically correct and to not offend because of our private school advantage we will no longer keep score and will stop the game when either team gets tired. I hope this answers your concerns about the scoreboard.

 

 

 

 

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Bravo, clipper! Bravo!

 

In an effort to be politically correct and to not offend because of our private school advantage we will no longer keep score and will stop the game when either team gets tired. I hope this answers your concerns about the scoreboard.

 

Now that is funny!!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

In an effort to be politically correct and to not offend because of our private school advantage we will no longer keep score and will stop the game when either team gets tired. I hope this answers your concerns about the scoreboard.

 

Well played, Clipper! :ylsuper: :ylsuper: :ylsuper:

Still looking for that football scoreboard! I had not heard the baseball field would be artificial as well. Soccer/Lacrosse practice field as well?

Originally yes but now the baseball and football for sure, they are debating on the 3rd which is the one that needs it the most I feel as it will be used everyday by someone.

Originally yes but now the baseball and football for sure, they are debating on the 3rd which is the one that needs it the most I feel as it will be used everyday by someone.

 

The engineering specifications call for field turf in both the football and the baseball stadiums and natural grass for the soccer & lacrosse practice field. A lot of planning and money has been allocated to assure that the natural grass soccer & lacrosse practice field drains well and does not become a quagmire from overuse. It would cost in excess of an additional $500,000 to install field turf on this field, which unless you may have it lying around, is not available within the budget.

 

In addition, as you noted earlier, the freshman football team will utilize the field-turfed baseball outfield for practice, since it will easily accommodate a football field. A lot of early work will be concentrated on the baseball field turf installaton to assure that the varsity, JV, and freshman teams have a practice area available for them by August of 2006. All three teams will have to share the practice area for this upcoming season.

 

Excitement reigns supreme in Tigertown, and if all goes as planned, all the new facilities, with the exception of the new basketball arena (Phase 3 approval required), will debue for the teams' respective seasons in 2007.

 

On a side note, the deletion of the now politically incorrect scoreboard (see clipper's post above) has allowed us to release these previously allocated funds for the installation of lavish dressing room and lounge facilities in the ladies restrooms, which will give us a MAJOR advantage over our competition. The Tigers are always thinking one step ahead. :lol:

The engineering specifications call for field turf in both the football and the baseball stadiums and natural grass for the soccer & lacrosse practice field. A lot of planning and money has been allocated to assure that the natural grass soccer & lacrosse practice field drains well and does not become a quagmire from overuse. It would cost in excess of an additional $500,000 to install field turf on this field, which unless you may have it lying around, is not available within the budget.

 

In addition, as you noted earlier, the freshman football team will utilize the field-turfed baseball outfield for practice, since it will easily accommodate a football field. A lot of early work will be concentrated on the baseball field turf installaton to assure that the varsity, JV, and freshman teams have a practice area available for them by August of 2006. All three teams will have to share the practice area for this upcoming season.

 

Excitement reigns supreme in Tigertown, and if all goes as planned, all the new facilities, with the exception of the new basketball arena (Phase 3 approval required), will debue for the teams' respective seasons in 2007.

 

On a side note, the deletion of the now politically incorrect scoreboard (see clipper's post above) has allowed us to release these previously allocated funds for the installation of lavish dressing room and lounge facilities in the ladies restrooms, which will give us a MAJOR advantage over our competition. The Tigers are always thinking one step ahead. :lol:

 

There gonna put a bar in the ladies restsooms???? Cool :thumb: :lol: :lol:

There gonna put a bar in the ladies restsooms???? Cool :thumb: :lol: :lol:

 

The main purpose would be to provide a facility for beautiful young ladies (such as those often found in the TD entourage) with comfortable surroundings to refresh their makeup and re-style wind-blown hair. The powers-that-be at X may take exception to any attempt I would make to get a Bud-Lite dispenser installed in this lounge. :lol: :lol:

By all means, try ... I'm sure the X-men would be grateful. :lol:

The main purpose would be to provide a facility for beautiful young ladies (such as those often found in the TD entourage) with comfortable surroundings to refresh their makeup and re-style wind-blown hair. The powers-that-be at X may take exception to any attempt I would make to get a Bud-Lite dispenser installed in this lounge. :lol: :lol:

 

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