Jaguar Volleyball Secures Top Seed
The NCHC Released the pool seedings for the upcoming Homeschool Volleyball National Championships, this past week. NOAH is delighted to receive a top seed in pool C.
Along with NOAH, the other top seeds went to Oklahoma City Storm/Mustangs, Kansas City Metro Mavericks, and the overall top ranked, Weatherford, TX Parker Tarrant Warriors.
The tourney opens play on Thursday morning, in Springfield, MO. NOAH will play 3 varsity matches in 4 hours, then return to pool play on Friday morning for the final 2 matches.
By 1pm, Friday, NOAH will have a good indication how the tournament final brackets will look and when their trophy-round matches will occur.
NOAH Volleyball is sending all of their 3 squads to the tournament. The JV squad will face random pool competition on Thursday afternoon. The Junior High Squad will spend Friday afternoon in pool competition. Bracket play will begin Friday night and culminate in a championship match on Saturday afternoon. Fans are encouraged to support the teams in person. We hope to supply updates as results come in. Facebook and Twitter users are asked to relay news with the NOAH community.
NOAH BOARD ASKS YOUR INPUT
Eligibility Forum: Tuesday, OCT 25th, 7:30pm
NOAH Parents,
I
hope the 2011-12 school year is going well for everyone. Whether you
are wrapping up, in the middle of, or preparing for your season We pray
that this season is the most God glorifying NOAH season ever!
The NOAH Board would like to invite any parents interested to attend this months board meeting which will be held on Tuesday, October 25th at 7:30pm at East Bible Chapel located at 1215 South 135th East Avenue.
The topic the NOAH board requests your input on is.....DEFINING NOAH ELIGIBILITY.
With
the landscape of homeschooling broadening all around us, it is
imperative that we prayerfully set the course for the near future of
NOAH athletics regarding some foundational questions. As
players, parents, coaches, Athletic Directors and Board Members we are
all being ask on an increasing basis "Who can play for NOAH?", "How do
we define Homeschooling?" "Who does NOAH serve?" even........"What is
the purpose of NOAH?"
Homeschool
organizations across the country are working through the same issues.
Decisions on how to define homeschooling for eligibility purposes are
varied, ranging from a simple question being ask of each family such as
"Do you homeschool 51% of the time?" to a more detailed look at how,
when and where a family educates are being used to determine
eligibility. As you all know there are many more homeschooling options
today for a family to consider then when NOAH was formed a dozen years
ago. We all have kids involved in or families coming to us with
questions regarding NOAH eligibility of student athletes that are being
educated from home via online courses in both public, private and
charter programs, some part time others full time. The same is to be
said regarding Tutorial Centers and Co-Ops. The trend around us seems to
be only broadening so the need for us to set the course is at a all
time high.
If
you are interested in attending, please mark your calendars, make
arrangements and come with your thoughts ready to be expressed on Tuesday, October 25th at 7:30pm at
East Bible Chapel located on 1215 South 135th East Avenue. The Board
greatly values and needs your input, guidance and prayers!
Fred Sabatini
NOAH Board President
NOAH Football Webcasting Live Coverage of Varsity
NOAH has recently unveiled a live network of varsity action for football fans.
After extensive several months of securing and testing the needed resources, NOAH now provides live coverage of out-of-town games, via www.NOAHjags.org
The network seeks to link into local broadband where accessable, When that is not available, the fall back is on a mobile phone 3G connection. Occasionally the crew is left with no more than a primitive EDGE data connection.
"Broadband allows us to stream a live picture and play-by-play; said David Van, Public Relations director for NOAH Football. "3G limits us to a 'radio broadcast' & less than that, and we resort to text and Twitter updates."
Jerome Davis, of the football operations, serves as the voice of the Jaguars. David Van adds color commentary and production for the network
Join us this Thursday as we travel to McAlester to take on top ranked 5A powerhouse. Vancraft Professional Services underwrites the production expenses, making this a free service to the NOAH community.
NOAH Basketball Unveils CLUB NOAHThis season we are partnering with Shock Basketball Academy to offer additional skills and agility training. Our first session begins this Monday, October 17th, at 2pm at the Shock Basketball Academy gym at 8730 East Skelly Drive (gym is located behind the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church). Players will receive fundamental basketball skills coaching and specialized speed and agility training. Monday and Tuesday sessions are FREE trial days for you to see the benefit this program will provide. NOAH Club is offered 2-4 every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday until March 8th (except for a few holidays). It is a come when you can program. The cost is $50 for the first month and $75 the next 4 months. NOAH Players who participate for the entire season will receive a free Nationals Tune-up Clinic the week before Nationals. THIS OFFER IS EXCLUSIVE FOR NOAH PLAYERS ONLY and only NOAH players will participate. For questions please call 918.518.0228
NOAH Hoodies Are Available To Order!
We want to get this order placed and we don't want to miss anyone who wants one.
The hoodies are available in 4 colors and 3 garment models.
We also have matching warmup sweat pants! This complete package will make a great gift for the athletes in your family.
The Russel Hoodie usually retails for $30 with team logo charged extra. The Nike Core and Premier usually retail for $40 & $55 plus imprints. You can have additional custom imprints of your favorite jersey number and/or name.
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Monday, October 17
Tuesday, October 18
Thursday, October 20
When:Thursday, Oct 20, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tournament
When:Thursday, Oct 20, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tourney
When:Thu, October 20, 9am – 10am
Where:3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
Description:Pool play in NCHC Fall Championships @Central Bible College
When:Thu, October 20, 10am – 11am
Where:3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
WhenThu, October 20, 12pm – 1pm
Where3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
DescriptionPool play in NCHC Fall Championships
When:Thu, October 20, 1pm – 2pm
Where:1530 W. Jackson St., Ozark, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Thu, October 20, 2pm – 3pm
Where:1530 W. Jackson St., Ozark, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Thu, October 20, 3pm – 4pm
Where:1530 W. Jackson St., Ozark, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Thu, October 20, 5pm – 6pm
Where:1530 W. Jackson St., Ozark, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
Friday, October 21
When:Friday, Oct 21, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tourney
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tournament
When:Friday, Oct 21, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tourney
When:Fri, October 21, 10am – 11am
Where:3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
Description:Pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 12pm – 1pm
Where:3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
Description:Pool play in NCHC Fall Championships
When:Fri, October 21, 1pm – 2pm
Where:711 E. Miller Rd., Republic, MO (map)
Description:Pool play in NCHC Fall Championships
When:Fri, October 21, 3:00pm – 9:30pm
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:bracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 3pm – 4pm
Where:711 E. Miller Rd., Republic, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 4pm – 10pm
Where:3000 N. Grant Ave., Springfield, MO (map)
Description:Bracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 4pm – 5pm
Where:711 E. Miller Rd., Republic, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NHCS Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 5pm – 6pm
Where:711 E. Miller Rd., Republic, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Fri, October 21, 7pm – 8pm
Where:711 E. Miller Rd., Republic, MO (map)
Description:pool play in NCHC Fall Championship
Saturday, October 22
When:Saturday, Oct 22, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tourney
When:Saturday, Oct 22, 2011
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:National Homeschool Volleyball Tournament
When:Saturday, Oct 22, 2011
WhereSpringfield, MO (map)
DescriptionNational Homeschool Volleyball Tourney
When:Sat, October 22, 8:30am – 12:00pm
Where:5324 South Kissick Avenue, Springfield, Missouri (map)
Description:National
Homeschool Cross Country Championship. Although NOAH is not organizing a
team, some homeschool athletes from Tulsa are participating.
When:Sat, October 22, 8:30am – 9:30am
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Descriptionbracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Sat, October 22, 9:30am – 4:30pm
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:bracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Sat, October 22, 10am – 3pm
Where:628 E. Kearney St., Springfield, MO (map)
Description:bracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
When:Sat, October 22, 10am – 11am
Where:Rejoice Christian, Owasso, OK (map)
Description:vs Rejoice: Blue
When:Sat, October 22, 11:40am – 12:40pm
Where:Springfield, MO (map)
Description:bracket play in NCHC Fall Championship
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Monday, October 17, 2011
NOAH Events: Oct. 17-23
NOAH Events
Monday, October 10, 2011
Corrections & Additions to NOAH News
SENIOR NIGHT AND HOMECOMING (correction)
NOAH Football will celebrate the first 5 varsity teams on Nov. 4th; along with our senior recognition.
We apologize for the incorrect information that previously was emailed out this morning.
Added Baseball News ...
Baseball Spring 2012 Competitive Team Tryouts – 10U thru 14U
For all tryouts please arrive 30 minutes early for warm-up.
All prospects need to pre-register by emailing player's name, date of birth, team previously played on to Darron Replogle at baseball@noahjags.org
All prospects should dress in baseball attire (wear a protective cup) and bring your glove, bat and water bottle. Tryouts will commence on time as indicated below.
All team rosters are open. If you played on a NOAH competitive team last year, you must tryout again this year.
The tryouts will last approximately 2 hours. Depending on the number of prospects, it could be longer.
Tryout Dates:
13U/14U Team - Oct. 15th - 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Ages 13 or 14 and under as of 4/30/2012
11U/12U Team - Oct. 15th - 11:30- 1:30 p.m.
Ages 11 or 12 and under as of 4/30/2012
10U Team – Oct. 15th - 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Ages 9 or 10 and under as of 4/30/2012
Tryout Location: NOAH Practice Fields located at 83rd and S. 129th East Ave. (between 81st and 91st) at the New Creations Church. There are no restroom facilities at the practice fields. The nearest facility is at the QuikTrip at the corner of 81st and Garnett. Please take care of business prior to tryout.
Roster: Each team will be limited to 10 or 11 players. Please note that if we have enough players to form odd age teams like an 11 yr old and/or 13 yr old team, we will form teams accordingly. For the evaluation purposes, we are combining ages. Players must be homeschool unless grandfathered into the program.
Fees: Expect to pay anywhere from $250-300 plus $100-120 uniform cost.
2012 League: The last three years, all competitive teams have played at Indian Springs (131st and 145th east ave). Each year, we evaluate which league is the best fit for our teams. There are 14-16 regular season games plus 4-5 weekend tournaments for a total of 30-40 games. Please note, there will be occasional tournament games played on Sunday at varying times during the day. Please consider this circumstance when you make your decision to try out for a competitive team.
Due to weather conditions, please check the Jagline 365-2218 for updates prior to attending the tryout.
For all tryouts please arrive 30 minutes early for warm-up.
All prospects need to pre-register by emailing player's name, date of birth, team previously played on to Darron Replogle at baseball@noahjags.org
All prospects should dress in baseball attire (wear a protective cup) and bring your glove, bat and water bottle. Tryouts will commence on time as indicated below.
All team rosters are open. If you played on a NOAH competitive team last year, you must tryout again this year.
The tryouts will last approximately 2 hours. Depending on the number of prospects, it could be longer.
Tryout Dates:
13U/14U Team - Oct. 15th - 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
Ages 13 or 14 and under as of 4/30/2012
11U/12U Team - Oct. 15th - 11:30- 1:30 p.m.
Ages 11 or 12 and under as of 4/30/2012
10U Team – Oct. 15th - 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Ages 9 or 10 and under as of 4/30/2012
Tryout Location: NOAH Practice Fields located at 83rd and S. 129th East Ave. (between 81st and 91st) at the New Creations Church. There are no restroom facilities at the practice fields. The nearest facility is at the QuikTrip at the corner of 81st and Garnett. Please take care of business prior to tryout.
Roster: Each team will be limited to 10 or 11 players. Please note that if we have enough players to form odd age teams like an 11 yr old and/or 13 yr old team, we will form teams accordingly. For the evaluation purposes, we are combining ages. Players must be homeschool unless grandfathered into the program.
Fees: Expect to pay anywhere from $250-300 plus $100-120 uniform cost.
2012 League: The last three years, all competitive teams have played at Indian Springs (131st and 145th east ave). Each year, we evaluate which league is the best fit for our teams. There are 14-16 regular season games plus 4-5 weekend tournaments for a total of 30-40 games. Please note, there will be occasional tournament games played on Sunday at varying times during the day. Please consider this circumstance when you make your decision to try out for a competitive team.
Due to weather conditions, please check the Jagline 365-2218 for updates prior to attending the tryout.
NOAH Events: Oct. 10-16
5:30pm Football: JH 7:30pm Football: JV Tuesday, October 11 7:00pm FCA Huddle (all teen homeschoolers) When Tue, October 11, 7pm – 8pm Where Cornerstone Tutorial Center, 8999 E 11th ST., Tulsa, OK (map) Description October monthly meeting. For all teen NOAH homeschool families and guests. We meet in the 3rd floor auditorium. Come early for snacks & chat with friends. 5:30pm JH Football @Beggs When Thu, October 13, 5:30pm – 8:00pm Where Beggs, Ok. (map) Description 7th grade @ 5:30 pm 8th grade @ 6:30 pm Friday, October 14 7:30pm Football: varsity When Fri, October 14, 7:30pm – 10:30pm Where BASI Stadium, 200 W New Orleans, Broken Arrow, OK (map) Description vs Newcastle High. | FCA Huddle, Tuesday, Oct. 11 This Friday NOAH will feature flag football, during halftime of the Varsity game with Newcastle. The October NOAH Fellowship of Christian Athletes Huddle is set for Tuesday, October 11th, at 7pm. Cornerstone Tutorial Center is hosting the event at 8999 E 11th S., on the 3rd floor auditorium. This exciting and inspiring "huddle" is open to Junior High & High School homeschoolers of all NOAH families, and their guests. The evening begins with snacks and games, and is followed by music, scripture, and a challenging message from a guest speaker.
All NOAH A.D.s and coaches are encouraged to help invite their teams. The monthly huddles are a key aspect of NOAH's commitment to developing spiritual growth in homeschool students. NOAH Football vs Newcastle Please invite your family & friends and join us for an exciting night. Last year NOAH defeated the then #7 Newcastle team in overtime. Fall National Volleyball & Cross Country NOAH Volleyball will travel to Springfield next week, to compete in the Homeschool National Tournament. The highly ranked Jaguar squads will be very competitive in the annual finale. Some NOAH families are making plans to participate in the Homeschool Cross Country tournament(also taking place in Springfield). NOAH does not currently have an active team in distance running, but that may change as families continue to express a desire to make running sports a part of their student-athletes' homeschooling. Oklahoma Homeschool Athletic Access Bill Being Considered This is an interesting development, especially for very rural homeschoolers in South and West portions of Oklahoma, but it could create unforeseen difficulties for existing homeschool organizations and even more unwanted entanglements for families who choose to comply with public school requirements. We'll be watching this issue as it develops during the 2011 legislative session. |
Monday, October 3, 2011
Volleyball Prepares for National Tourney
Homeschool Football National Rankings
NOAH Volleyball remains ranked 9th in Oklahoma 4A for the coming week. Last Saturday the varsity girls lost a close match to Oklahoma City Storm (5th-ranked in 4A). As the season enters the final weeks, the Jaguars will finish the season in Springfield, MO for the Homeschool Nationals. In 4 years NOAH has become one of the stronger prep teams in all of Oklahoma.
Homeschool Football National Rankings
Maxpreps updates their national rankings late each Sunday night. Tulsa NOAH Homeschool is pleased to be solidly in first place among the 100 or so homeschool teams on the compiled lists. NOAH's difficult schedule is heavily factored into the computer rankings and scoring points against top national teams is one aspect of garnering good reviews. NOAH's schedule is the toughest in all of Oklahoma prep football. We congratulate the boys for playing with heart and dedicating themselves to be their best.
Homeschool National Top Ten:
| # | Team | Overall | Nat.# | League Name | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tulsa NOAH HomeSchool (Tulsa, OK) | 2-3 | 3601 | Freelance | |
| 2 | Maryland Christian (Bel Air, MD) | 4-2 | 5555 | Mid-Atlantic Christian | |
| 3 | Airborne for Christ (Charlotte, NC) | 3-4 | 8029 | Carolina Christian AA | |
| 4 | Georgia Force (Buford, GA) | 6-1 | 8754 | Glory For Christ - East | |
| 5 | Dallas HSAA North (Plano, TX) | 2-3 | 9086 | Freelance | |
| 6 | Frederick County HomeSchool (Frederick, MD) | 2-1 | 9110 | Mid-Atlantic Christian | |
| 7 | Carolina Pride (Charlotte, NC) | 4-2 | 9598 | Carolina Christian AA | |
| 8 | Cleveland Knights (Cleveland, OH) | 2-1-1 | 9960 | Freelance | |
| 9 | Landmark Christian (Cincinnati, OH) | 5-0 | 10046 | Freelance | |
| 10 | Central Virginia HomeSchool (Richmond, VA) | 4-3 | 10229 | Mid-Atlantic Christian |
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Football Travels to Bethany
NOAH Football has travel packets for upcoming road games. We encourage all Jaguar fans to notify friends and family of planned travel.
The NOAH athletic teams benefit greatly from having devoted fans in the stands, especially on the out-of-town games. Please help bring out the best in our student athletes.
Please post our "Caravan" sign in your vehicle back window so fellow travelers can see you along the trip.
Click on these links to download and print your travel information.
10/7 Bethany Travel Pack
10/20 McAlester Travel Pack
The October NOAH Fellowship of Christian Athletes Huddle is set for Tuesday, October 11th, at 7pm.
This exciting and inspiring
"huddle" is open to Junior High & High School homeschoolers of all
NOAH families, and their guests.
The evening begins with snacks
and games, and is followed by music, scripture, and a challenging
message from a guest speaker.
More details will be announced as the date approaches.
NOAH Girls Soccer is planning for Spring, 2012. All interested high school girls should call or email the coach for details. There will be a soccer practice this Tuesday,
October 4, 2011 for the Lady Jags Soccer Players. Practice will begin
at 5:30pm until sunset. Location is near 21st street and Mingo. Click on the link to find the directions.
This Week's Events:
Thursday, October 6
5:00pm
Volleyball: JH
6:00pm
Volleyball: JV
7:00pm
Volleyball: V
Friday, October 7
4:00pm
Football: varsity
Sunday, October 2, 2011
The Man In The Arena
THE MAN IN THE ARENA

It is not the critic who counts; not the man who
points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds
could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is
actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and
blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and
again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but
who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms,
the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at
the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who
at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so
that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who
neither know victory nor defeat.
(Excerpt from the speech "Citizenship In A Republic", delivered at the Sorbonne, in Paris, France on 23 April, 1910)
It is not the critic who counts; not the man who
points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds
could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is
actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and
blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and
again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but
who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms,
the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at
the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who
at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so
that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who
neither know victory nor defeat.
Pres. Theodore Roosevelt
(Excerpt from the speech "Citizenship In A Republic", delivered at the Sorbonne, in Paris, France on 23 April, 1910)
This weekend, NOAH teams competed with the very best in Oklahoma. Defending state champions, top-ranked favorites, and worthy opponents. We celebrate the opportunity to play the best. We choose to continue believing in our teams. We thank all those who believe with us for great things to come, and we continue to work together, to make our collective dreams come true.
NOAH's volleyball and football teams continue to rank highly in Oklahoma.
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