The 7th Grade Boys basketball team completed a successful and enjoyable
season in 2011. The team improved significantly from the beginning of the
year to the end. Comprised of players with limited competitive basketball
experience, the team worked hard all year to improve on individual skills and
overall team play. They were competitive in every game and could have been
on the winning side of several games they eventually lost. The 8th graders had
a successful season this year.  They finished the regular season with a 6-2
record.  In the playoffs the Falcons lost in the semifinals to the team that won
the championship. “I am very proud of this group of guys. This team had great
chemistry and played very hard." said Coach Harrison.
The Jr. High football and basketball Cheerline did a great job this season.  
They improved their skills while cheering on the 7th and 8th grade boy’s
football and basketball teams.  Their hard work paid off during the 8th grade
games when they preformed their half-time routine.  "I am proud of what the
team accomplished this year." said Coach Andrea VanderJagt, "They were
eager to learn and dedicated to doing their best."
COA Competition
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Jr. High 2010-2011 Athletics
The 7th grade volleyball team had a great season.  All of the girls worked hard
to improve their skills and knowledge of the game.  By the end of it, they were
passing to each other, serving more consistently, and working in some hits.  
They ended on a high note with a win at their final game.   Their determination
and positive attitude made it a fun and memorable season. The 8th grade
volleyball team built on the foundations they learned last year.  Consistent
serving and some great digs helped lead them to a fantastic season.  While
they faced some challenging teams, they kept their spirits up, working hard up
to the last points of the games.  The girls moved beyond a one hit playing style
to be able to set up the ball and work in some hard hits.
The Jr. High football and basketball Cheerline did a great job this season.  
They improved their skills while cheering on the 7th and 8th grade boy’s
football and basketball teams.  Their hard work paid off during the 8th grade
games when they preformed their half-time routine.  "I am proud of what the
team accomplished this year." said Coach Andrea VanderJagt, "They were
eager to learn and dedicated to doing their best."
COA Competition
Jr. High Softball wins the Prep's first Championship
The Lady Falcons battled back from being five runs down and won the school's
first Jr. High Softball Championship. The season started off roughly, though,
with the team losing its first two games against two very strong teams. But the
girls were determined and worked hard to improve themselves in fielding and
batting, and the rest of the season was very impressive. The Lady Falcons
went on to the playoffs, defeating both teams who had beaten them at the
beginning of the season.
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Both Jr. High basketball teams had very successful years, each team having
winning records.  Team A finish the season 6-3, and advanced to the semi-
finals of the tournament.  Team B finish with a 3-2 record.  “I was very pleased
and exicited about how both teams played throughout the year, and the
progress each team made,” said Coach Harper.  “The future of girls’
basketball, here at North Pointe, continues to look good with this young bunch!”
Overall, it was an outstanding year for the Jr. High tackle football program.  The
success of the season was not mearured by wins and losses, but by effort,
dedication and a commitment to excellence on the field of play.  The team was
dominated with 7th graders ready to listen, learn and help continue to build a
strong foundation to our growing football program.  Throughout the season
they battled every opponent four quarters.  It was offense, scoring, defense
getting huge stops and special teams recovering onside kicks.  The coaching
staff played an aggressive offensive with their play calling, unpredictable
defensive stunts and unexpected special teams plays and witnessed the
Falcons display teamwork, perseverance and a willingness to never quit.
Jr. High Softball wins the
League Championship
The Lady Falcons battled back from being five
runs down and won the school's first Jr. High
Softball Championship.
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This year was a learning experience for the Junior High Group. The teams and
players evolved from young, inexperienced team to a highly competitive unit
within the season. With a high number of new starters, they competed hard in
every game and were easily the most improved team during the season going
into playoffs. Season culminated with taking it to the eventual league
champions with a lead going into the final inning, only to fall to defeat by a
single run after a bad break or bounce of the baseball. Overall, this season
was a wonderful opportunity for the players to learn how to play the game and
prepare for many future successes.