Would you like to maintain the SBA web site? Due to the impending graduation of the current webmaster, the SBA is seeking a new webmaster to take over the site. Interested students should contact the current webmaster, Pat Fanelli, by clicking here or leaving a note in box 419.
The 2000 version of the housing list is available from the Dickinson School of Law. The cyber-version is online now as well. Check the DSL-SBA web site for updates to the list.
- Lexis To Sponsor DSL Softball Team (3/5/00)
This year's Penn State/Dickinson Law Softball Team (Team 1) is being sponsored by Lexis-Nexis. The team is very excited for this year's tournament which is being held in Charlottesville, VA. The tournament is sponsored by the University of Virginia Law School, and it is the 23rd year of the tournament's existence. Last year's team finished 5th out of 50 teams and expectations for this year are very high. The majority of the team is back along with two first years who were picked up to replace graduating members of last year's team. The team consists of the following:
Harvey "Moses" Feldman
Steve Farsiou (3L)
Chuck Marsar (3L)
Mike Mohr (3L)
Brian Penny (3L)
Brian Raney (3L)
Stuart Kriendler (3L)
Phil Curtin (2L)
Geoff Probst (2L)
Brian Probst (1L)
Mike Acosta (1L)
The team is very grateful to Lexis-Nexis for their sponsorship and will do their best to represent the law school and Lexis-Nexis. The support is very much appreciated, and it clearly shows that Lexis-Nexis is a first class company.
- Important SBA Meeting Thursday Night (1/27/00)
Thursday night, January 27, the SBA will hold an important meeting. The meeting will take place in Room 032B at 5PM. We will discuss the library quiet study policy, so all students who wish to express a preference regarding this policy are encouraged to attend.
- TWO HOUR DELAY - CHECK MODIFIED SCHEDULE HERE (1/26/00)
Due to the winter storm, the Dickinson School of Law will operate on a two hour delay Wednesday, January 26. We will operate on a modified schedule, with 40 minute classes and five minute breaks between classes. Following is the modified class schedule:
Current 50 Minute Class Starting Time Class Starting Time Realizing Two Hour Delay (40 Minute Classes) 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - DSL helps out victims of Hurricane Floyd. (10/27/99)
The Dickinson School of Law donated over 200 bags and boxes of clothes to Hurricane Floyd victims in North Carolina. We are confident that your contributions will bring some relief to the people of North Carolina during this devastating time. Thank you for your overwhelming support!
- DSL SBA site joins web ring - visit other SBA sites. (4/6/99)
This web site, home of the Student Bar Association of the Dickinson School of Law of the Penn State University, has joined a new web ring with other schools' SBAs. A web ring is an arrangement between many sites with a similar theme whereby each site includes links to some of the other members of the ring. The arrangement gives visitors easy access to many similar sites, and it increases traffic at each site as well. Currently, the new SBA ring is still small, with only three members. The DSL SBA is joined by SBAs from the Temple School of Law and the Appalachian School of Law. To see the web ring and visit our 'neighbor' SBAs, scroll down on the DSL SBA's main page.
- SBA Regular Meeting Tonight. (10/4/99)
Another SBA meeting will be held tonight, October 4, in Room 032B. All students are welcome to attend this meeting, which begins at 7PM.
- NEW! 1999 Housing List now online (4/6/99)
Looking for a new apartment for next year? Need a roommate? The 1999 version of the Off-Campus Housing List can help, and once again it is now online. Click here to visit this new version, and keep checking back for further updates. Again, this list is published as a courtesy and does not constitute a recommendation of any facility.
- SBA meeting tonight (4/5/99)
There will be an SBA meeting tonight, April 5, at 6:30. All new and previous class reps must attend this meeting, which will be held in Room 144. As always, all other students are welcome to attend as well.
- SBA Elections Approach - Check Schedule Here (3/8/99)
SBA elections will be held following the schedule and procedures set out below:
- 3/05 (Fri.) - petition forms will become available from Janice Hertzler at Admin. Services counter (near the mailboxes). Each candidate must obtain nomination signatures - Class Reps. need those of their classmates; Officers may use those of juniors or middlers; seniors may not nominate anyone.
- 3/15 (Mon.), at 5:00 PM - petition forms must be returned to labeled, cardboard box on table opposite the mailboxes. Note: Each candidate must attach to his/her petition form two copies of a candidacy statement (not more than one, letter-size page), to be posted.
- 3/17 (Wed.), at 8:00 PM - Candidate's Forum in Student Lounge for Executive Officer candidates. Each will speak (no more than three minutes); question and answer period will follow. Pizza and soda provided. [Event sponsored by Delta Theta Phi.]
- 3/22 (Mon.) - voting will take place in juniors' and middlers' classes. Seniors may note vote.
- 3/23 (Tue.) - run-off voting (if necessary) will take place, as above.
If you have any questions, see Jimmy Leo or Rich Bobbe
- TWO HOUR DELAY - CHECK MODIFIED SCHEDULE HERE (3/15/99)
Due to the winter storm, the Dickinson School of Law will operate on a two hour delay Monday, March 15. We will operate on a modified schedule, with 40 minute classes and five minute breaks between classes. Following is the modified class schedule:
Current 50 Minute Class Starting Time Class Starting Time Realizing Two Hour Delay (40 Minute Classes) 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:15 p.m. 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - DSL well represented at PSU Dance Marathon (3/1/99)
after our one dancer had to cancel due to unexpected illness, LISA WAMPLER danced alone for 48 hours to represent DSL at the 'thon on the weekend of 19 February 1999. Her efforts raised over $2,500.00 for the cause of children's cancer research, almost entirely in pledges from DSL students. The Thon as a whole raised over $2.5 million, a new record, which makes it the largest student-run philanthropy in the world, with over $13 million raised to date. Our thanks to all who pledged and or helped in our effort to move "ONE STEP CLOSER" to a cure for cancer. SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!!
- REMINDER: Lexis representative computer lab hours (2/1/99)
As a reminder, your student lexis representative, Chuck Marsar, maintains regular office hours in the computer lab. Stop by for lexis assistance. His hours are as follows:
Wednesday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Thursday 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM Friday 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM and by appointment email: cwm117@psu.edu phone: 240-3804 - DSL Students to participate in upcoming Penn State Dance Marathon (1/25/99)
One of the benefits of Dickinson's affiliation with penn State is that this year for the first time, students from the Dickinson School of Law will participate in one of Penn State's most worthwhile traditions, the annual Dance Marathon. The Dickinson School of Law will be represented in the 'Thon by Lisa Wampler and Shane Kope.
The 'Thon is held every February in State College, this year Februaryr 19th through 21st. Students dance, without sitting or sleeping, for forty-eight hours, to raise money for children's cancer research. Last year the dancers raised over two million dollars. This year's goal is three million, which with your help is possible!
We want the Dickinson School of Law to look good in its first year of participation, and for that we need your help. Distributed in student mailboxes is a sheet with three pledge forms. Any amount you can pledge or convince others to pledge will be greatly appreciated by our dancers and will aid in the worthy cause of children's cancer treatment and research.
And for every twenty-four dollars in pledges you provide, your name will be entered in a raffle for prizes including meals at local restaurants, Penn State and Dickinson School of Law memorabilia, and tickets to some of next year's Penn State home games. The drawing will take place here at the Dickinson School of Law Thursday, February 11.
We can hope that you will join us in this most worthwhile of causes. Checks can be made out to "Dickinson SBA: Dance Marathon" and should be turned in by February 11. They can submitted along with pledge sheets to Box #202 or to SBA officers and student representatives. If you have any questions or want to learn more about the Dance Marathon, feel free to call the numbers below.
Thank you!
Tim Bupp (258-5494) - Heather Parsons (545-6796)
- Decadance (1/25/99)
Get out your dancing shoes, it's time for Decadance. Phi Alpha Delta is sponsoring this event, which will be held in the Student Lounge Friday, February 5. For just $5, you can dance the night away to music from the 1970's, '80's, and '90's. Proceeds will benefit Safe Harbor and the Penn State Dance Marathon.
- College Challenge blood drive this week (1/25/99)
Wednesday, February 3, representatives from the local chapter of the Red Cross will be in the Student Lounge here at the Dickinson School of Law, collecting blood as part of the College Challenge. Several colleges and universities in the mid-state region will be competing to see who can produce the most donors to replenish local Red Cross blood supplies. Sign up to give blood, helping both The Dickinson School of Law and the Red Cross in this important competition.
- First SBA meeting of semester tonight (1/25/99)
The first SBA meeting of the spring semester, originally scheduled for last Monday, January 18, will be held tonight. The meeting is scheduled for 6:30 PM in Room 144. All student representatives must attend, and, as always, all other students are encouraged to attend as well.
- Dickinson Democrats Plan Trip to Hear US Supreme Court Oral Arguments (12/10/98)
The Dickinson Democrats are planning a trip to the US Supreme Court to hear Oral Arguments on January 19, 1999. The trip is limited to the first 30 people, and although the cost is dependant on the number of people attending, it should be under $20. Anyone interested can contact Ed Germick at Box 428.
- IM Sports Info Now Online (9/22/98)
The 1998 season of Intramural Sports is now in full swing, and this is your source for all the information you'll need. Football league standings are posted here, as are game scedules and scores. In addition, you will find the softball league standings and schedule & scores.
- IM Football, Softball Drafts Tonight (9/2/98)
Tonight, Wednesday September 2, the fall semester sports leagues will kick off with the football draft followed by the softball league draft. Both drafts will be held in Room 144, with the football selections beginning at 8:30 and softball following at 9:30. All team captains are required to attend this evening's draft in order to participate in fall semester leagues. Stay tuned to the Student Bar Association web site for team rosters, standings, schedules, and scores, which will be posted and updated throughout the semester.
- Off-Campus Housing List (3/26/98)
For your convenience, the off-campus housing list, which is maintained as a courtesy by the law school, is now online. No longer do you need to worry about whether or not the printed copy you have is the latest copy. The latest version, updated October 6, can be found here.
- Semester's First SBA Meeting Tonight (3/26/98)
The first meeting of the Student Bar Association for the new Fall semester will be held tonight, Monday, August 31. The meeting will begin at 6:30 PM in Room 144. All students are encouraged to attend.
- Spring Semester Final Exam Schedule ONLINE Now! (4/17/97)
Yes, it's that time again. Now that the break is behind us, finals are not far away. You can find out when your exams will be administered by checking the exam schedule, posted here.
- IM Soccer Set To Start (4/13/98)
The intramural soccer league begins this week. Click here to see the team rosters, or click here to view game schedules and results.
- Lecture Series On Professionalism: Part V (4/1/98)
The five-part lecture series on professionalism entitled BRIDGING THE GAP: FROM LAW STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL, concludes Monday, April 13. Lecture Five, entitled Preventing Misfit: Planning The Course Of A Professional Career, will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, in the Student Lounge. Again, pizza and soda will be provided at a reception to follow the event. This week's guest panelists will be:
HARVEY FREEDENBERG, ESQ.
MCNEES, WALLACE & NURICK, HarrisburgJ. PAUL HELVY, ESQ.
KILLIAN & GEPHART, HarrisburgJOHN J. MCNALLY, ESQ.
JAMES, SMITH & DURKIN, HarrisburgJAMES M. SHEEHAN, ESQ.
CHIEF COUNSEL, PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, HarrisburgModerator: Nora C. Porter, M.D., J.D. (DSL '88)
This lecture is intended to provide insights and guidance on:
Everyone is encouraged to attend!1. HOW TO STAND OUT: PRESENTING YOURSELF IN THE RIGHT WAY * Resumes, interviews and other horrors 2. GETTING THE REAL SCOOP: CLARIFYING EXPECTATIONS * What are they really going to want from you? * What values and lifestyle are important to you? 3. HAVING A GOAL IN MIND * It's more than just "getting a job" 4. RUNNING FROM THE LAW: WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO WITH A LAW DEGREE BESIDES PRACTICING LAW? * Options, examples and resources - SBA Meeting Monday - Election Results To Be Announced (3/29/98)
The SBA will hold another meeting Monday, March 30, in Room 032B at 6:00PM. The results of the recent elections will announced. Please plan on attending.
- With Perfect Pitch, C-Note Grabs IM Volleyball Championship (3/26/98)
Congratulations to the Intramural Volleyball team C-Note. With a 3-0 win over Team Faculty on Tuesday, March 24, C-Note captured the volleyball championship. Not only did C-Note win the championship with a perfect 3-0 performance, but te team also finished the season with an impressive 21-0 league record. Congratulations again, C-Note! Volleyball final standings can be found here, while game results are posted here.
- Elections For 1998-1999 SBA Offices Approaching (3/16/98)
SBA Elections for the 1998-99 academic year are now approaching. The election schedule and procedure are as follows:
3/16 (Mon.) - Petition forms will become available from Janice Hertzler at the Administrative Services counter (near the mailboxes). Each candidate must obtain nomination signatures - Class Reps. need those of their classmates; Officers may use those of juniors or middlers; seniors may not nominate anyone.
3/20 (Fri.) - At 12:00 noon, petition forms must be returned to a labeled cardboard box on the table opposite the mailboxes. NOTE: Each candidate must attach to his/her petition form two copies of a candidacy statement (not more than one letter-size page), to be posted at a later time.
3/24 (Tues.) - At 8:00 PM, a Candidates Forum will be held in the Student Lounge. Each candidate will speak (no more than three minutes), and a question-and-answer period will follow. Pizza and soda will be provided. [This event will be sponsored by Delta Theta Phi.]
3/26 and 3/27 (Thurs. and Fri.) - Voting will take place in juniors' and middlers' classes. Seniors may not vote.
3/30 and 3/31 (Mon. and Tues.) - Run-off voting (if necessary), will take place in the same manner as outlined above.If you have any questions, see Leah Wood, Scott Poole, or Michelle Koontz.
- Lecture Series On Professionalism: Part IV (3/18/98)
The five-part lecture series on professionalism entitled BRIDGING THE GAP: FROM LAW STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL, continues Monday, March 23. Lecture Four, entitled Stress, Ethics, Professionalism, and Balance, will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, in the Student Lounge. Again, pizza and soda will be provided at a reception to follow the event. This week's guest panelists will be:
HONORABLE SHERYL ANN DORNEY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF YORK COUNTYCATHERINE J. MORRISON, ESQ.
INDEPENDENT MEDIATOR/ADJUNCT FACULTY
PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MEDICINETIMOTHY A. SHOLLENBERGER, ESQ.
SHOLLENBERGER & JANUZZI, LLP, HarrisburgMARISSA SHOLLENBERGER, CPA
Office Manager, SHOLLENBERGER & JANUZZI, LLP, HarrisburgJOSEPH G. SKELLY, ESQ.
BALL, SKELLY, MURREN & CONNELL, HarrisburgModerator: Nora C. Porter, M.D., J.D. (DSL '88)
This lecture is intended to provide insights and guidance on:
THE TEMPTATION TO DO TOO MUCH - PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL,
BEHAVIORAL, AND PROFESSIONAL COSTS
KEEPING YOUR BALANCE - IT DOESN'T JUST HAPPEN
STRESS AND ETHICS ARE LINKED
STAYING OUT OF TROUBLE - PAYING ATTENTION TO STRESS WARNING SIGNSEveryone is encouraged to attend!
- Most Recent Student Update Now Online! (3/13/98)
The most recent edition of the Student Update is finally online. Now, you have one more source for DSL news and information. These Student Updates will also be archived online, so you will have easy access to prior versions as well. To see the most recent version, click here.
- Spring Semester Sports: Scores and schedules (3/12/98)
Spring semester intramural sports include basketball and volleyball. Click here for basketball team rosters, and here for basketball game schedules and results. Here, you will find basketball standings. Click here for volleyball team rosters, and here for volleyball game schedules. Finally, here, you will find volleyball final standings.
- Important SBA Meeting Thursday Night (1/27/00)
ALBERT G. BLAKEY, ESQ.
BLAKEY, YOST, BUPP, & SCHAUMANN, LLP, York
KATHY SPEAKER MACNETT, ESQ.
BUCHANAN INGERSOLL, PC, Harrisburg
ELLIOT A. STROKOFF, ESQ.
STROKOFF & COWDON, Harrisburg
Moderator: Nora C. Porter, M.D., J.D. (DSL '88)
This lecture is intended to provide insights and guidance on:
WHY LAW PRACTICE IS NO LONGER LAW SCHOOL
HOW EMPLOYMENT LAWS APPLY TO YOU
WHY ALL YOUR RELATIONSHIPS REQUIRE INCREASED RESPONSIBILITY
HOW CONFIDENTIALITY, CONFLICTS, AND ETHICS PERVADE EVERYTHING YOU DO
Everyone is encouraged to attend!
The five-part lecture series on professionalism entitled BRIDGING THE GAP: FROM LAW STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL, continues Monday, February 9. Lecture Two, entitled Communication - It's Everything You Do, will be held from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, in the Student Lounge. Pizza and soda will be provided at a reception to follow the event. This week's guest panelists will be:
JAMES D. GREENBERG, J.D.
KENNETH A. RAPP, J.D.
LEROY S. ZIMMERMAN, J.D.
MARY D. FRANCE, J.D.
This lecture is intended to provide insights and guidance on:
Everyone is encouraged to attend!
The Student Bar Association is sponsoring a five-part lecture series on professionalism entitled BRIDGING THE GAP: FROM LAW STUDENT TO PROFESSIONAL. Lecture One, entitled Problem Solving - Life Beyond Intellectual Analysis and Legal Reasoning, will be held Monday, February 2, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, in Room 032B. The guest panelists will be:
HONORABLE JOHN R. WALKER
DAVID J. DEVRIES, J.D.
TOM SCHMITT
SARAH H. LAWHORNE, J.D.
This lecture is intended to provide insights and guidance on:
Everyone is encouraged to attend!
The first SBA meeting of the Spring semester is scheduled for next Monday, January 26, 1998. The meeting will be held in Room 032B at 4:30 PM. All students are invited and encouraged to attend.
Yes, it's that time again - finals are now upon us. You can find out when your exams will be administered by checking the exam schedule, posted here.
Please join your fellow students, faculty, and staff at the HOLIDAY DINNER Wednesday, December 3, 1997 from 6 to 8 PM. The dinner, held in the Cafe Per Se, will include ham, turkey, assorted potatoes and vegetables, salad, rolls, and a dessert table... as well as homemade dishes prepared by your friends! Tickets are on sale now in the Cafe Per Se, for only $2 if you plan on bringing a small dish to share. Otherwise, tickets are $5 per person.
Intramural football and softball seasons are officially over. The upstart Gamecocks beat the veteran Kodiaks in the football championship game Thursday, November 20. The next day, Friday, November 21, in the championship game of the IM softball league, the Wallbangers overcame a 9-3 deficit to beat the defending champions, Team 3. Click here to see scores all of the football playoff games, or click here to see the softball playoff game scores. Also online are the final regular season standings for the flag football league and for the softball league, as well as the football scores and softball scores.
This Monday, November 17, the final SBA meeting of the semester will be held at 8PM in Room 032B. Important business will be discussed, and all students are invited and encouraged to attend. Pizza and soda will be provided.
All students are encouraged to donate blood at an upcoming blood drive planned for Thursday, November 20, from 3:30 to 6:00 PM. Please sign up in the Cafe Per Se beginning November 17.
Intramural football and softball playoff schedules are now online. Click here to see the football playoff schedule, or click here to see the softball playoff schedule.
In order to pay for damages caused to the field which was previously used, we are asking that each player in the league contribute just a few dollars to the repair effort. Players may give money to their captains, who should then forward it to Jimmy Leo. Note that, if every player in the league were to give two dollars to the effort, the costs of repair would be covered, and no need would exist to use money from the Sports Committee's budget. This will allow the committee to continue to fulfill its role without eliminating such things as prizes for the league champions.
A final team roster must be submitted before playoffs begin. Anyone not on your roster will be ineligible for playoffs. Feel free to add to your final roster any pickups made during the season. Submit rosters to Jimmy Leo, Box #96. If you have any questions, contact Jimmy Leo at 243-2910 or Justin Davis at 245-0796. Thank You.
Friday and Saturday, October 17th and 18th, have been designated as the 1997 Alumni Weekend. All students are invited and encouraged to attend. For information about the planned events, click here.
Junior class members voted Friday, in their Property classes, for one class member who will join the Speakers Trust Fund Committee, two members to be placed on the Honor Code Committee, and four SBA class representatives. Results have been posted on the SBA bulletin board, and you can also click here to view the names of the new Junior Class Representatives. Congratulations to all winners.
On Monday, September 29th, the Federalist Society will sponsor a debate on the subject of "School Choice." This panel debate will be moderated by Dean Glenn, and panel members will include Dr. Eugene Hickok, PA Sec. of Education; Steven Green of the Americans United for Separation of Church and State; Michelle Easton of the Clare Booth Luce Policy Institute; and Larry Frankel of the ACLU. This should be a very interesting discussion, and all are encouraged to attend.
On Sunday, October 5, Senator Maria de los Angeles Moreno of Mexico will speak on issues related to women's rights. She will speak at 7:30 PM in Room 145. Her appearance is sponsored by the Law School, the Clarke Center at Dickinson College, and the following Law School student organizations: The Student Bar Association, the Federalist Society, The Dickinson Democrats, the International Law Journal, and The Women's Law Caucus.
On Thursday, October 23, Justice Richard J. Goldstone of the Constitutional Court of South Africa will speak on International Justice and Democracy: The role of the United Nations.
Congratulations are in order for Mehar Shah. Mehar has been selected by the LL.M. class to be their representative. Mehar will report to the LL.M. students all activities of the SBA.
There is still a limited supply of 1997 Orientation T-shirts available in the SBA Office. These attractive shirts are available for only $8 (Down from $10!). Stop by and get yours today.
Intramural sports leagues - flag football, softball, and tennis - are now well underway. Tennis matchup sheets are posted on the SBA bulletin board. Schedules, scores, and standings for both football and softball are now online.
KATHERMAN, MARTZ, & GAILEY, York
RAPP, FRATICELLI, & ULRICH, Harrisburg
ECKERT, SEAMANS, CHERIN, & MELLOTT, Harrisburg
ASSISTANT U.S. BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE, Harrisburg
"COUTH," DEMEANOR, AND TECHNICAL COMPETENCE
- It's not what you say, it's how you say it.
- A message has been received - it may not be what you intend.
LAW IS A RELATIONSHIP BUSINESS
- Marketing
- Lawyer "image"/lawyer reality
ACQUIRING A REPUTATION DEALING WITH:
- Opposing counsel
- Judges, other lawyers in firm/workplace, and staff
PRESIDENT JUDGE, 39TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
PENNSYLVANIA (Franklin/Fulton Counties)
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL
PEPPER, HAMILTON, AND SCHEETZ
PRESIDENT AND COO, PENNSYLVANIA MEDICAL SOCIETY
LIABILITY INSURANCE COMPANY, Harrisburg, PA
ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITY
- What's required of lawyers vs. students
PRACTICAL EFFECTIVENESS
- Working with multiple constraints - current realities
ACQUIRING JUDGMENT AND DEVELOPING STYLE
- Being Comfortable/competent/confident in your practice
To see the softball playoff schedule, click here. Football playoff schedules are posted here.