Cross Country Orientation Meeting

Monday, July 20, 2009

7:00 PM

Fellowship Hall at Landmark

Landmark Homeschool Co-op

is excited to announce that

Dr. Douglas Frank

will be teaching 

 High School Physics

Classes are Mondays from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.,

Sept. 14, 2009 thru April 26, 2010.

Dr. Douglas G. Frank is a scientist and an entrepreneur as well as an educator, with a Ph.D. in chemistry and an international reputation as an expert in Auger spectroscopy. His work has been featured in several scientific books and international journals. Dr. Frank received a B.A. in Chemistry from Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA before transferring to the University of Cincinnati in 1986 as part of the Ohio Eminent Scholar program. In 1990, he received a Ph.D. in Surface Analytical Chemistry. He was one of five persons recently honored by the Executive Board of the Presbyterian Association on Science, Technology and the Christian Faith as one who exemplies the practice science as a Christian vocation. Dr. Frank owns his own business, PAI or Precisions Analytical Instruments in Blue Ash, Ohio.

If you are not a member of Landmark Homeschool Co-op, there will be a one time non-refundable, $35 registration fee. The class fee will depend on the number of students in the class. There is also a one time lab fee of approximately $50, which includes the three books Dr. Frank will be teaching from. The only prerequisite for this class is Algebra I.

 If you have any questions, please contact us.

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Check out the blog:

www.homeschoolbasketball.com/2009-tournament-blog

Congratulations

Coach Tom Head

for being named

2009

Regional Girls' Coach of the Year!

2009 National Christian

Home School Basketball
Regional Championships

CONGRATULATIONS!!

16U Boys Regional Champions

Our boys won the championship by defeating a very tough Illinois Crusaders. It was a hotly contested game through the first half. Our boys stepped it up in the third quarter to pull away for an easy victory 43-27. Seth Young led the way with 13 points.

14U Girls Regional Champions

Our 14U Girls dominated  the tournament winning every game by double digits.

18U Girls Regional Champions

Our 18U Girls defeated the very tough Traverse City Bulldogs by two points. Anna Davis knocked down two of her 10 points with 2 free throws with 2.4 seconds left on the clock to win the game. When asked if how she did it, Anna stated that she "had to make the shots or Coach Tom would hurt me!" Congratulations Varsity Girls! This victory assures the girls a one seed at nationals. Summer Cupp led a balanced attack with 14 points. Rachael Young added 13 points.

Congratulations Landmark Eagles for winning the Arthur Christian School Tournament by defeating Crestwood Calvary and the previously unbeaten Indianapolis Wildcats.

Landmark Boys repeat as NACA Div. IV Champions!

The Eagles knock off a tough well-coached Shekinah Christian team from Columbus, OH to win the NACA Division IV Championship for the second year in a row. The boys held off a late rush from Shekinah to secure the 57-46 victory. Eric Head led the way with 21 points and was named the Tournament's Offensive MVP after averaging 25.5 pts per game. Peter Jackson was named the tournament's Defensive MVP for the second straight year. Pete also won the Slam Dunk Contest.

 NACA HOMESCHOOOL GIRLS NATIONAL CHAMPS!!

The Landmark Girls knock off the very tough Hope Christian 44-34 to secure the inaugural NACA Homeschool National Championship. Rachel Young led the Lady Eagles with 16 points and Anna Davis scored 14 and was unanimously voted the Tournament's Most Outstanding Player.

GRADUATION 2009

Saturday

May 2, 2009

1:30 PM

All Homeschooled Students are WELCOME! 

Register at our GRADUATION PAGE.

 Landmark Eagles Girls' Varsity Basketball Team

loses at home by 13 to a very tough Fenwick Team dropping their record to 12-3. Fenwick is a Division TWO school that plays in the Greater Catholic League against the best competition in the city. After the game, the Fenwick coach stated that our girls play as hard and are as well-coached as any team they play--a great compliment for our girls from a top coach of one of the best girls' programs in the Greater Cincinnati area.

Also on Saturday night,  our

Landmark Eagles Boys' Varsity

lost a barn-burner to Division III Shroder Jaguars, who play in the Cincinnati Public School League, evening their record at 7-7.

Congratulations

Arthur Christian Holiday Classic Champions

Landmark Eagles Varsity Boys !