LHS Athletics and Activities

SUMMER CAMPS ARE UNDERWAY AT LHS!

Lindbergh is a great place to be during the summer!

This morning, nearly 430 students are on campus participating in our Flyerettes Camp as our summer camp season continues to take flight. Throughout the summer, hundreds of students will be learning new skills, making new friends, building confidence, and connecting with our outstanding coaches, sponsors, and student leaders.

There is still time to join the fun! A variety of camps are still available for students of all ages.

To view available camps and register, visit:
www.golhsflyerscamps.net

Come see why so many students are choosing to spend their summer at Lindbergh!

Schedules, Notifications, Calendar Sync & More: Get Connected for 2026-27

Beginning with the 2026-27 school year, the Lindbergh Athletics Department will officially utilize Eventlink as our scheduling and event management platform for athletics. Eventlink will help parents, students, coaches, sponsors and community members stay more connected and informed throughout the school year by providing one centralized location for schedules, updates, notifications and event information.

Through Eventlink, families will be able to:
View schedules
Receive schedule updates & notifications
Access event changes
Follow multiple sports
Sync schedules directly to personal calendars
Stay informed with daily summary emails and reminders

We strongly encourage all families to create an Eventlink account and subscribe to the calendars that apply to their student(s). Doing so will help ensure you stay up to date with important information and schedule changes throughout the year.

Below is a step-by-step guide to help families get connected and begin utilizing Eventlink for the 2026-27 school year. The guide can also be found at this link - https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_GG1BXjk-1EC-_g83K0IVNUvGSXVCkSHOKFCOgt-8RQ/edit?usp=sharing

STEP 1 — Download the Eventlink App
Parents can access Eventlink through:
The Eventlink mobile app
A desktop/laptop browser
Download the app through:
Apple App Store
Google Play Store
Or visit:
www.eventlink.com

STEP 2 — Create an Eventlink Account
Open the Eventlink app or website and select:
Create Account
Parents will enter:
First Name
Last Name
Email Address
Password
Username
Phone Number (optional)
Time Zone
Once completed, select:
Create Account

STEP 3 — Verify Your Email or Phone Number
Eventlink may send an activation code to your email or phone.
Enter the verification code to activate your account.
This helps ensure you receive:
Event reminders
Schedule changes
Daily summary notifications

STEP 4 — Search for Lindbergh High School
Once logged in:
Search for “Lindbergh High School”
Select Lindbergh High School to connect to school calendars and events.

STEP 5 — Subscribe to Lindbergh Calendars
From the Calendar page (the main page), you will see a black bar labeled:
“My Calendars”
This is located underneath the name of the current month.
To Add Calendars:
1️. Click the icon at the end of “My Calendars”
2️. A drop-down menu will appear
3️. Select:
Manage My Calendars
4️. A new window will open
On the LEFT side:
You will see all available Lindbergh calendars
On the RIGHT side:
You will see calendars you are already subscribed to
5️. Click the ➕ next to any calendar you want to follow
Examples:
Football
Volleyball
Soccer
Cross Country
Save
Those calendars will now appear on your Eventlink Calendar page.

STEP 6 — Receive Notifications & Daily Summaries
Once subscribed to calendars, Eventlink will automatically help keep families informed.
Parents may receive:
Event change notifications
Schedule updates
Location changes
Daily Summary emails for days your subscribed calendars have events
This makes it much easier to stay organized throughout the school year.

STEP 7 — Add Eventlink Schedules to Your Personal Calendar
Parents can also sync Eventlink schedules directly to their personal Google, Apple or phone calendars.
From the Calendar Page:
1️. Locate the black “My Calendars” bar underneath the current month
2️. Click the icon at the end of the bar
3️. Select:
Export All Subscriptions

STEP 8 — Sync to Your Phone or Google Calendar

If Using a Phone:
Your phone may automatically prompt you to add the subscriptions directly to your preferred calendar app.
Simply follow the prompts on your device.
If Using a Desktop/Laptop:
1️. After selecting Export All Subscriptions, a new browser tab will open
2️. You will see a long URL in the address bar
3️. Copy that URL
4️. Open Google Calendar
5️. On the left side, locate:
Other Calendars +
6️. Click the ➕
7️. Select:
From URL
8️. Paste the copied Eventlink URL into the box
9️. Click:
Add Calendar
Your Lindbergh Eventlink calendars will now automatically sync to your personal calendar and update as changes are made.

STEP 9 — Update Calendars Anytime
Parents can return anytime to:
My Calendars → Manage My Calendars
From there you can:
Add calendars
Remove calendars
Follow new activities/sports
Customize what your family wants to see
Stay Connected All Year Long

Eventlink is one of the best ways for Lindbergh families to stay connected, informed and engaged throughout the school year.
We encourage all parents and students to create an account, subscribe to calendars and sync schedules to their personal calendars to help stay up to date with everything happening in our programs.

ONE CREW. TAKE FLIGHT.

⚠️ BASEBALL CAMP UPDATE – MONDAY, JUNE 1⚠️

Due to inclement weather this morning, today's Lindbergh Baseball Camp schedule has been adjusted.

**Camp will now begin at 10:00 AM and conclude at 12:00 PM.**

The delayed start will allow weather conditions to improve and help ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all campers.

Thank you for your flexibility, and we look forward to seeing everyone at the field later this morning!

- Lindbergh Baseball

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TOWER TALK - JUNE 1

Welcome to this week's edition of Tower Talk, your weekly source for all things Lindbergh Activities and Athletics. As we continue through the summer months, our students, coaches, sponsors, and programs remain hard at work preparing for another outstanding year ahead.

As we head into the summer months and begin preparing for the 2026-27 school year, many of our students will spend countless hours in the weight room, on the practice field, in the gym, in the pool, on the stage, or working on their craft. Those things matter. But one area that often gets overlooked is mental performance training.

The best athletes, performers, musicians, leaders, and students understand that success isn't just about physical preparation. It's also about developing confidence, focus, resilience, leadership, and the ability to respond positively when things don't go your way.
This summer, be sure to work on more than your physical skills.
How do you respond to adversity?
Can you stay focused when things get difficult?
How do you handle setbacks?
Are you becoming a stronger leader and teammate?
What are you doing to prepare for pressure situations?

Every season and performance will bring challenges. Every performer will face nerves. Every student will encounter obstacles. The students who continue to grow are often the ones who have prepared mentally for those moments before they arrive. Physical preparation gets you ready to compete and perform. Mental preparation helps you perform when it matters most.

As we work toward another great year at Lindbergh, let's continue developing the whole student by investing not only in our bodies, but also in our minds. Below you can find a list of great resources that will help support these efforts. These amazing resources are geared towards our students and supporting them to help them achieve their goals and compete at a high level.

MENTAL PERFORMANCE RESOURCES

Student-Athletes
1. Team USA Mental Performance Hub
One of the best resources available. Developed by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee, it covers visualization, confidence building, focus, goal setting, resilience, performance under pressure, and mental skills used by elite athletes. Link - https://www.usopc.org/mental-performance
2. Positive Coaching Alliance Resource Zone
Excellent articles and tools specifically geared toward student-athletes, parents, and coaches. Topics include confidence, resilience, handling adversity, leadership, and developing a growth mindset. Link - https://positivecoach.org/resource-zone/

Musicians/Actors/Band/Choir/Orchestra/Guard Student-Participants
1. Bulletproof Musician
Created by performance psychologist and Juilliard faculty member Noa Kageyama. This may be the gold standard for young musicians. Topics include performance anxiety, confidence, practice habits, focus, and performing under pressure. Link - https://bulletproofmusician.com/
2. Bulletproof Musician Mental Skills Audit
A great starting point for students. The assessment helps identify strengths and weaknesses related to confidence, preparation, focus, and performance mindset. Link - https://bulletproofmusician.com/start-here
3. Performance Anxiety Resources from Bulletproof Musician
Provides practical strategies for understanding and managing performance anxiety before auditions, shows, and performances. Link - https://bulletproofmusician.com/what-you-may-not-know-about-performance-anxiety

FIVE FLYERS EARN ALL-STATE HONORS; BUTLER NAMED DISTRICT COACH OF THE YEAR

The postseason accolades continue to roll in for the Water Polo program following another outstanding season in the pool.

The program placed five student-athletes on the All-District Teams, while Head Coach Andy Butler was honored as the recipient of the prestigious Wally Lundt District Coach of the Year Award.

The honors come on the heels of another successful season for the Flyers, highlighted by a second consecutive Final Four appearance for the boys program and continued success across both the boys and girls teams.

Leading the way for the boys was standout Mili Pavlovic, who earned First Team All-District honors after another exceptional season. Pavlovic was one of the area's top players throughout the year and played a critical role in the Flyers' run to the state semifinals.

Joining him on the All-District team was Shawn Gill, who received Second Team honors following a strong season in which he consistently contributed on both ends of the pool. Sean Greenwood was also recognized for his efforts, earning Honorable Mention All-District honors.

On the girls side, Heidi Hunter earned First Team All-District recognition following a standout season that established her among the top players in the area. Vera Burmeister was also honored, receiving Honorable Mention All-District accolades for her contributions to the Flyers' success.

In addition to the student-athlete honors, Head Coach Andy Butler was selected as the recipient of the Wally Lundt District Coach of the Year Award.

Lindbergh Water Polo Postseason Honors
Boys All-District

First Team
Mili Pavlovic

Second Team
Shawn Gill

Honorable Mention
Sean Greenwood

Girls All-District (All-State)

First Team

Heidi Hunter

Honorable Mention
Vera Burmeister

Coach of the Year

Andy Butler – Wally Lundt District Coach of the Year

Congratulations to Coach Butler and all of our Flyer student-athletes on an outstanding season and well-deserved recognition.

FLYERS HAVE TWO STATE MEDALISTS AT STATE TRACK MEET

Despite a weekend filled with weather delays, schedule adjustments, and plenty of patience, the Flyers rose to the occasion at the MSHSAA Class 5 State Track & Field Championships in Jefferson City!

Leading the way was Katelyn Watson, who soared to a State Runner-Up finish in the Girls High Jump, clearing 1.68m to earn All-State honors and bring home a silver medal! What an incredible finish to a tremendous season for one of Lindbergh's rising stars who is only a sophomore.

Senior Olivia Rea capped off an outstanding high school career by earning a State Medal in the Triple Jump, finishing 7th in Missouri and standing on the podium among the state's best. Rea also competed in the Long Jump, finishing 15th overall in a talented field.

On the boys side, junior Jameson Honey represented the Flyers well in the Shot Put, finishing 12th in Class 5 and concluding an impressive season that saw him qualify for the state meet.

Congratulations to Katelyn, Olivia, Jameson, their coaches, teammates, and families on an outstanding weekend and an incredible conclusion to the 2025-26 MSHSAA sponsored activities and athletics season.

Katelyn Watson – State Runner-Up (High Jump)
Olivia Rea – State Medalist (7th, Triple Jump)
Jameson Honey – 12th Place (Shot Put)
Olivia Rea – 15th Place (Long Jump)

Complete state meet results can be found here:
https://www.pttiming.com/event/2874?pt=results

FLYERS BEGIN TO TAKE FLIGHT AT STATE MEET

Today and tomorrow, the final chapter of the 2025-26 MSHSAA sponsored activities and sports season will be wrap up as three Lindbergh Flyers compete at the MSHSAA State Track & Field Championships in Jefferson City!

Competing at Adkins Stadium on the campus of Jefferson City High School, our Flyers earned their way to state through outstanding performances at the Class 5 Sectional Meet and will now compete against the best athletes in Missouri.

Leading the charge is sectional champion Katelyn Watson, who claimed the Class 5 High Jump title with a season-best clearance of 1.70m. Senior and Maryville University signee Olivia Rea qualified in TWO events after earning runner-up finishes in both the Long Jump and Triple Jump, including a personal-best mark of 5.28m in the Long Jump. On the boys side, junior Jameson Honey punched his ticket to state with a fourth-place finish in the Shot Put and a throw of 15.45m.

FRIDAY, MAY 29 — DAY 1
📍 Adkins Stadium | Jefferson City High School
🟢 Boys Shot Put — Jameson Honey
🕙 Event Time: 10:00 AM
🟢 Girls Long Jump — Olivia Rea
🕑 Event Time: 2:00 PM

SATURDAY, MAY 30 — DAY 2
📍 Adkins Stadium | Jefferson City High School
🟢 Girls High Jump — Katelyn Watson
🕤 Event Time: 9:30 AM
🟢 Girls Triple Jump — Olivia Rea
🕑 Event Time: 2:00 PM
Fans can find all championship information, schedules, tickets, and state meet details here:
https://www.mshsaa.org/.../Tracka.../InformationCentral.aspx

Good luck to Katelyn, Olivia and Jameson as they represent Lindbergh High School!

Stay tuned to our social media channels throughout the weekend as we'll bring you updates and results from Jefferson City.

SUMMER CAMPS ARE FILLING FAST!

Don’t miss your chance to be part of another great summer at Lindbergh High School!

Our summer camps provide an incredible opportunity for students to:
🏆 Learn new skills
💚 Build relationships
✈️ Connect with Flyer programs
🔥 Stay active and involved this summer

We cannot wait to see our gyms, fields, courts, theatre and facilities filled with future Flyers and current students all summer long!

📲 Sign up now and learn more here: www.golhsflyerscamps.net

ONE CREW. TAKE FLIGHT.

GIVE GIRLS LACROSSE A TRY THIS SUMMER!

Have you ever wanted to try something new? Looking for a fun, fast-paced sport to get involved in this summer? The Lindbergh High School Girls Lacrosse Camp is the perfect opportunity for girls in grades K-8 to jump in and experience one of the fastest-growing sports in the country!

Whether you are:
✅ Brand new to lacrosse
✅ Looking to try a new sport
✅ Wanting to stay active this summer
✅ or already have playing experience and want to continue building your skills…

This camp is designed for ALL skill levels in a positive, encouraging and fun environment led by our high school coaches and high school girls lacrosse players.

Athletes will learn:
🥍 Fundamentals & stick skills
🥍 Teamwork & game concepts
🥍 Confidence & athletic development
🥍 The excitement of one of the fastest-growing sports at the high school and collegiate levels

📅 June 8th-11th
⏰ 9:00-11:00 AM
📍 LHS Track Stadium
💲 $100

✅ Equipment Provided
✅ Includes Camp T-Shirt

This is a great opportunity to meet new friends, learn a new sport, and TAKE FLIGHT with Lindbergh High School Girls Lacrosse this summer!

📲 Register Here:
https://tinyurl.com/lhsgirlslaxcamp2026

Questions?
📧 [email protected]

ONE CREW. TAKE FLIGHT.

CLEARED FOR TAKEOFF

The final “Cleared for Takeoff” of the 2025-26 school year is here!

As another incredible year comes to a close, we want to thank our students, coaches, sponsors, staff, families and community for helping make it a memorable year across all of our activities, clubs and sports.

Before we officially close out the year, we want to wish Good Luck to our three Lindbergh Track & Field state qualifiers as they compete this Friday and Saturday at the MSHSAA State Championships in Jefferson City!

Good luck to:
Katelyn Watson
Olivia Rea
Jameson Honey

Check out the final Cleared for Takeoff here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P1rLOFMKGXow7dzehbAD74T2D1enV2lCvF88UqzvZCA/edit?usp=sharing

ONE CREW. TAKE FLIGHT.

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