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Greetings Tikigaq Community. After receiving contact and approval from the family involved in the tragedy last evening, in an effort to promote healing for the community, a limited number of volleyball games will be held this evening after a moment of silence. This event is free and open to the community for those wishing to attend. Games will begin shortly after 4 pm.
There will be no open gym.
Our concession stand will be closed, however the Alaska Commercial Company has donated some drinks and light refreshments.
Out of respect to the family and friends of those impacted by yesterday's tragedy, the volleyball tournament scheduled for this afternoon at Tikigaq School has been canceled. Our heart, thoughts, and prayers are with the Point Hope community and families, as well as all those impacted by this loss.
At this time there will be regular classes held on Monday at Tikigaq School.
Anyone needing someone to speak with regarding this tragedy is encouraged to reach out to Maniilaq Health Services. Counselor UL Johnson can be reached at 907-885-2252 and will direct you to appropriate contacts. In case of urgency, call 988 for support 24/7.
The first night of mixed volleyball was a success with the Tikigaq high school team playing the Tikigaq middle school. TIKIGAQ WON!!!!
Middle School coach Dylan Kelly, Birmingham, England's greatest export, poses with the future high school team.
Ms. Amanda, Dr. Brigette, Peyton, Cherry, Charisa, Laney, and Katrina fed the crowd at the concession stand--with nachos being sold on Friday and Saturday.
Nuiqsut Principal Joslyn Pierce called her team to wish them well. It's easy to see why Principal Pierce cares so much for the amazing Trapper representatives.
Kali School Principal Dr. Todd Thompson could be heard cheering all the way from Wainwright for his Huskies.
One of our amazing 6th grade young ladies, Raeann Frankson, wrote this terribly frightening and definitely exciting story for part of Terror on the Tundra. Does Point Hope have the next Stephen King or Debby Dohl Edwardson in the making??? Raeann said autographed copies of this story and others are available for sale.
Shout out to Mrs. Jorgensen for encouraging her students to write!
