Daily Announcements
General Announcements:
This week we celebrate Assistant Principal Appreciation Week. We recognize the dedication and leadership of our assistant principals. They play an important role in supporting our students, staff, and school each day.We are truly grateful for their commitment to our community. If you see one of our assistant principals this week, please take a moment to thank them for all that they do.
The Out Of The Darkness walk is scheduled for May 3rd here at GCIT. This is a great cause that brings attention to suicide prevention. Registration is open and you can sign up be scanning the QR code on the flyers posted throughout the school. Any questions, reach out to Mr. Ruiz in School Based.
Attention all classes. Student Council is hosting an end of the year Field Day on April 25. Student from all grades are welcome to participate. Teams can consist of up to 5 people including teachers. Teachers can also create their own team. There will be lots of games, food and prizes for winners. See the student council flyers for more information and to sign up. If you have any question teams message Mr. Bates, Mrs. DeVito or Mrs. Yanni.
School Based is sponsoring a trip next Wednesday, April 22nd. It will be a hike at Lizard Swamp Trail and a visit to the Cape May Zoo. Bus leaves at 12 pm and returns around 6 pm. Permission slips are available in the SBYS office. Space is limited so do not delay. Reach out to a counselor with any questions!
In sports news:
Varsity and JV Softball takes on Cumberland at home at 3:45pm
Freshman Softball plays Burlington at 4:00pm at home
Varsity Flag Football plays Woodbury at home at 3:45pm
Volleyball takes on Camden County Tech away. Varsity at 3:45pm and JV at 5:00pm
Good luck to all of our athletes!
General Announcements:
This week we celebrate Assistant Principal Appreciation Week. We recognize the dedication and leadership of our assistant principals. They play an important role in supporting our students, staff, and school each day.We are truly grateful for their commitment to our community. If you see one of our assistant principals this week, please take a moment to thank them for all that they do.
The Out Of The Darkness walk is scheduled for May 3rd here at GCIT. This is a great cause that brings attention to suicide prevention. Registration is open and you can sign up be scanning the QR code on the flyers posted throughout the school. Any questions, reach out to Mr. Ruiz in School Based.
Attention all classes. Student Council is hosting an end of the year Field Day on April 25. Student from all grades are welcome to participate. Teams can consist of up to 5 people including teachers. Teachers can also create their own team. There will be lots of games, food and prizes for winners. See the student council flyers for more information and to sign up. If you have any question teams message Mr. Bates, Mrs. DeVito or Mrs. Yanni.
School Based is sponsoring a trip next Wednesday, April 22nd. It will be a hike at Lizard Swamp Trail and a visit to the Cape May Zoo. Bus leaves at 12 pm and returns around 6 pm. Permission slips are available in the SBYS office. Space is limited so do not delay. Reach out to a counselor with any questions!
In sports news:
The girls flag football team had a huge 32-6 victory over Timber Creek yesterday. Both Lola Gittinger and Gabby Nicolo scored 2 touchdowns each. Lola also scored an extra point. Reiss Everson scored a pick 6 and an extra point. What a win for the cheetahs!
The golf team shot it's lowest rounds of the year against Triton yesterday, shooting a 160. Landen Hedrick shot 38, Mason Hedrick shot 39, Evan Hall shot 41 and Liam McEvoy shot 42.
Catch your boy's volleyball prowling into Kingsway this afternoon, ready to find out whose roar is louder, the Dragons or your very own Cheetahs. All levels are hitting the court, looking to clip some wings and bring the Dragons down to earth. Douse the flames and bring home the win!
Freshman Boys Baseball takes on Kingsway away at 4:00pm
Varsity and JV Softball Plays on Timber Creek away at 4:00pm
There is a Varsity Tennis Match against Washington Township away 4:00pm
General Announcements:
This week we celebrate Assistant Principal Appreciation Week. We recognize the dedication and leadership of our assistant principals. They play an important role in supporting our students, staff, and school each day.We are truly grateful for their commitment to our community. If you see one of our assistant principals this week, please take a moment to thank them for all that they do.
The Out Of The Darkness walk is scheduled for May 3rd here at GCIT. This is a great cause that brings attention to suicide prevention. Registration is open and you can sign up be scanning the QR code on the flyers posted throughout the school. Any questions, reach out to Mr. Ruiz in School Based.
Attention all classes. Student Council is hosting an end of the year Field Day on April 25. Student from all grades are welcome to participate. Teams can consist of up to 5 people including teachers. Teachers can also create their own team. There will be lots of games, food and prizes for winners. See the student council flyers for more information and to sign up. If you have any question teams message Mr. Bates, Mrs. DeVito or Mrs. Yanni.
HOSA would like to recognize all of the competitors who worked so hard at the States competition this weekend. We are very proud of your effort and commitment. And a special congratulations goes out to our winners: Vir Patel: 5th place Biotechnology, Quang Cung: 4th place Medical Spelling, Michael Asis and Jayden Lawrence: 4th place CPR. Congratulations and keep up the good work!
In sports news:
Camden Tech came to battle, but your Cheetahs vanquished the Warriors in two sets. This is G C I T! Alex L set the tone early with 5 service points, then sealed the first set in style with a kill of his own to put the exclamation point on a dominant 25 to 14 and 25 to 16 victory! A few moments later, JV followed Varsity’s cheetah pace. Cam lit the spark with a turkey (three aces in a row). While Emilio, our libero held it down, as he quarterbacked the defense with precision. Our hitters Mando, Nate, and Dylan went full pack mode – each racking up 3 kills apiece. And just as it couldn’t get any louder Jing slammed the doors on the first set with a monster block, seriously his vert is like 6 foot 7. Another electric win for this program.
The GCIT Baseball Team won a great team victory yesterday in a 5-4 walkoff win vs Williamstown. Reed Murphy had three hits on the day and knocked in Stephan Green who led off the 7th with a pinch hit triple to CF. Michael Mason had a big hit in the fourth scoring two runs. Jackson Dolson had a big hit that scored a run. Zack Hahn threw another great start striking out 11. Chase Cohen got the last out on the mound and the Cheetahs improved to 6-3 for their best start since 2012.
The girls flag football team had a 14-13 win over Winslow yesterday. Lola Gittinger scored both touchdowns and Reiss Everson scored both extra points. What a win for the cheetahs!
Freshman Softball plays Delsea at 4:00pm at home
Varsity Flag Football takes on Timber Creek at home at 3:45pm
There is a Varsity Golf Match against Triton at home at 3:45pm
Good luck to all of our athletes!
General Announcements:
The Out Of The Darkness walk is scheduled for May 3rd here at GCIT. This is a great cause that brings attention to suicide prevention. Registration is open and you can sign up be scanning the QR code on the flyers posted throughout the school. Any questions, reach out to Mr. Ruiz in School Based.
Attention all classes. Student Council is hosting an end of the year Field Day on April 25. Student from all grades are welcome to participate. Teams can consist of up to 5 people including teachers. Teachers can also create their own team. There will be lots of games, food and prizes for winners. See the student council flyers for more information and to sign up. If you have any question teams message Mr. Bates, Mrs. DeVito or Mrs. Yanni.
In sports news:
While you were enjoying your vacation, our boys volleyball team, led by Coach Kahan, was busy hunting wins like apex predators. Your Cheetahs tamed the Mustangs in 3 sets and reined in the Chargers in 2 sets, putting on a dominant display. Leading the charge was Alex with an impressive 60 assists, fueling an offense that’s already firing on all cylinders. Big numbers all around for Jaxon with 24 kills, Jake with 20 kills, and Charlie with 6 kills & 7 blocks (6 7!) The varsity squad now stands strong at 4–1 on the season. Meanwhile, JV isn’t just winning… they’re steamrolling the competition. They’ve swept every opponent in 2 sets, led by Mando with 20 assists, Max with 16 kills and Chase with 28 service points. This team is waiting to feast on their next prey. Come out this week (Today, Thursday, or Friday) in the west gym and catch the action live as your Cheetahs Challenge the Warriors, Chase down the Tornadoes, And Axe the Vikings. Let’s pack the gym and bring the energy!
Today Varsity and JV Baseball takes on Williamstown at home at 4:00pm
There is a Varsity Golf match against Washington Township away at 3:30pm
Varsity and JV Softball takes on Williamstown away at 4:00pm
There is a Varsity Tennis match against West Deptford away at 4:00pm
Flag Football plays Winslow away. Varsity at 3:45pm and JV at 5:00pm
Good luck to all of our athletes!
In sports news:
Trailblazing their way to Mullica Hill to face the Pioneers, your GCIT Boys Volleyball strike again. Stealing the W from the name of Clearvie(w). GCIT needed only 2 sets on both stages, JV and Varsity. Lead by hitters Jaxon J with 10 kills and Reece W with 5 kills and a monster block! If you have some free time, during spring break, come out and watch your Cheetahs chase down the Chargers, battle with the Braves, and tame some wild Mustangs, as this pack of Cheetahs sets their sights on more wins.
The GCIT Baseball team defeated Clearview yesterday 5-4. Zack Hahn threw 6 brilliant innings with 7 strikeouts and Alex Valay saved the game with a big strikeout with men on base to end the game. Chase Cohen and Michael Mason had three hits each and led the offense. Jackson Dolson and Vinny Rosas had two hits each and drove in runs.
Today Varsity and JV Baseball takes on Sterling away at 4:00pm
Flag Football plays Burlington Township at home. Varsity at 3:45pm and JV at 5:00pm
There is a Varsity Golf Match against Highland at home at 3:30pm
Good luck to all of our athletes!