The Monrovia Athletic

Track Workers Needed

We are in need of workers to help out during our home track meets. We need 5 timers for each meet & at least one helper per field event (Long Jump, High Jump, Discus, Shot Put).

We rely heavily on our helpers to be able to host track meets so please, if you can afford to donate your time for an hour or so, our kids would really appreciate it! Click the links below to sign up online!

High School: https://signup.com/go/qGVbwtE

Middle School: https://signup.com/go/hNjmbOw

Spring Sports Digital Ticket Info

Tickets for all Monrovia High School and Middle School home athletic events are only available for sale on GoFan. CLICK to read our Press Release for our updated ticketing policy for Monrovia Athletics. All outdoor events will operate at 50% capacity this Spring unless we are notified otherwise by the Morgan County Health Dept.

Tickets will be available for public sale on game/meet day. This policy is designed to limit the amount of refunds given as a result of rained out contests. If the inclement weather may jeopardize a contest, we will not post ticket link on the GoFan pages below until we know we're in the clear. Be sure to check the GoFan pages below on Game Day and REFRESH the screen to gain access to tickets!

BE SURE TO REFRESH THE APP or WEBSITE DAILY FOR CURRENT TICKETS

Available on Game Day

MHS - Ticket Page

MMS - Ticket Page

High School AOTW - Madi Wood (🥎)

Congratulations to the Nichols Insurance, Monrovia High School Athlete of the Week: Madi Wood of the Varsity Softball team. Madi has been a leader for the Lady Bulldogs this season. She hit 2 Homeruns in our 13-1 victory over Cloverdale. Great job Madi!

2020-21 High School Athletes of the Week

Middle School AOTW - Sam Kleumper (G-TRK)

Congratulations to the Big-O Tires, Monrovia Middle School Athlete of the Week: Sam Kleumper of the Girls Track team. In the Lady Bulldogs first track meet of the season, Sam finished 1st place in the Long Jump, 2nd place in the 100m Dash & 2nd place in the 200m Dash as the Bulldogs defeated Indian Creek 71-38. Sam is a leader and always brings a competitive attitude to practice. Keep up the good work Sam.

2020-21 Middle School Athletes of the Week

MS Softball - Jennifer Baylor (7th Grade 🥎)

Where did you go to high school? College?
I went to Martinsville High School then attended IUPUI.

Tell us about your family.
My husband and I have 5 children. We have three girls, Jada, Nya, and Mylee and then two wild toddler boys, Kane and Lynnox.

What are your hobbies?
Going on walks/runs, spending time with my family, watching my children play their sports, and trying to keep

Who is your hero?
My mom

What is your favorite meal?
Chicken alfredo

What is your favorite zoo animal?
Polar bear

What is your favorite board game?
Sequence

What is your favorite Movie? Fav TV Show?
My favorite movie is A League of Their Own and my favorite TV show is Law and Order:SVU

What would be your ‘go-to’ song on karaoke night?
Journey- Don’t Stop Believin’

What is your most memorable moment as a coach?
I don’t know if I can narrow it down to just one specific moment, but my favorite part of coaching is watching my players grow and develop into better athletes year by year and then eventually seeing them as great adults pursuing their dreams.

Think back to when you were a kid, what did you want to be when you grew up?
A player in the WNBA and a nurse

What is the best advice you’ve ever received?
Do what you love and focus on making an impact.

What is your favorite quote?
Isaiah 40:31.
They who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings like eagles; they shall run and not be weary; they shall walk and not faint.

Who was your favorite coach, and why?
Baron Smith- He was my AAU basketball for about 6 years (I think). He built a level of respect with us that felt like family. He was tough, expected a lot, got on us constantly, but was the first one to cheer for us when we succeeded.

What’s the best thing about being a part of the Monrovia Bulldogs Community?
It feels like one big family. I love that anytime there is a member of the community that is struggling with a rough situation, the entire community steps up to back them.