Your WCHS lady Tigers track team also traveled to the Beloit Relays today. The lady Tigers seemed to have come with a chip on their shoulders and ready to compete. Setting pr's for the girls were; Alyssa in the 100, Amaya in long jump, Emerson in javelin, Anna in the 100 hurdles, Momo in the 100 and 100 hurdles, and the 4x100 relay team of Macie, Momo, Anna, and Alyssa. All of the girls contributed and they pulled together to win the lower division team title. Love to see these ladies working hard and improving!!
https://milesplit.live/meets/731884/schedule
The WCHS Tiger boys track team made the trek to the Beloit Relays today. The weather was good and the boys took full advantage of it. There were a number of pr's today; Tanner in the long jump and javelin, Lucas in the 800, Chris in the 400, Witt in pole vault, Chayse in long jump, and Gavyn had a monster pr in javelin. Gavyn upped his pr by over 10', throwing 183'8"!!! The boys are improving with every meet. Keep up the good work!!
Remember the FBLA bake sale tomorrow (Saturday) at the ag shop alongside the plant sale which starts at 8am. Pictured is Mrs. Bruna's contributions of homemade kolaches and cinnamon rolls.
Proceeds from the free will bake sale help Layla Tholstrup, Alyssa Jueneman, Jayden Laflen, Janessa Weiche, and Kelly Annunziato attend and compete at the national conference this June.
Your WCHS Lady Tigers won the Beloit Relays lower division team title today, which consisted of 20 teams!!! It's great to see all their hard work paying off!!! Way to go ladies!!
The WCHS girls 4x100 relay team of Macie, Momo, Anna, and Alyssa did it again!!! They broke their own school record by .28 seconds today at the Beloit Relays, running a 51.00!! To top it off they won the race. Great work girls.
Saturday, May 2, Sedgwick High School. Rounds start at 8:00am, 9:30am and 11:00am. We will know who has made it to semi-finals around 1:00pm - so watch for updates! Good luck!
On Tuesday April 28th, State Representative Lisa Moser made a school visit to Washington County to discuss current and future legislative changes and tour our facilities. She also took time to recognize some outstanding achievements. Representative Moser presented Certificates of Congratulations to the following individuals and groups:
WCHS Senior Jonathan Wright for his accomplishments at the National Level with the American Rabbit Breeders Association
Mr Kern and the FFA National Champion Agronomy Team as well as the State Champion Nursery Landscape Team
The 4th graders went to Ohlde Dairy today for their field trip sponsored by Mrs. Baker's Classroom to Careers Sponsor, Washington Farm Bureau.
It’s a big meet for Tiger Track! High School heads to Beloit for the 86th Beloit Relays on Friday, May 1. Good luck to all our athletes! 🐅
FBLA Bake Sale this Saturday at the Ag shop. FBLA members Jayden Laflen, Layla Tholstrup, Alyssa Jueneman, Kelly Annunziato and Janessa Weiche will be making some delicious baked goods for free will donation. Mrs. Bruna is bringing cherry and peach kolaches. We hope to see you Saturday and thank you in advance for your support! The girls are using the money raised to pay for hotel and registration fees while competing at the national FBLA conference this summer.
We had 4 placings at state FBLA objective testing. There were over 100 in each event.
Tucker Huband 6th in Securities and Investments and 10th in Personal Finance
Addy Oakes 8th Introduction to Retail and Merchandising
Aubri Applegarth 10th Introduction to Retail and Merchandising
Great work!
Union State Bank representatives Lindsey Hatesohl, Barnes branch, and Jericho Hammond, Clay Center branch, spoke to the Financial Literacy classes on Tuesday. They spoke about the importance of communicating with your local bank when mistakes occur, the difference between memo and hard posting, their individual paths to their current careers and other relevant banking information. Thank you ladies for your time and enthusiasm to help educate our students.
Gavyn has been busy working out in the woodshop. He has constructed a nice sewing table and a laundry-area tabletop for his grandmother, as well as scoured the scrap bins to make stools for socializing. Good job, Gavyn!
Momo did an awesome job on her Kansas wall hanging. She free-handed routered the Highland cow, and hand-painted the sunflowers. Good job, Momo!
Brayttan built a quality fishing pole rack out of cedar. These are great projects to help organize all the fishing gear a person accumulates. Good job, Brayttan!
This Saturday, May 2nd from 8:00am until 11:00am, the Washington County FFA Chapter is hosting our annual Greenhouse Plant Sale! We have hanging baskets, planters, flowers and foliage for filling your outdoor planters. Questions? Email jkern@usd108.org
Hope to see you Saturday!
Hope to see you Saturday!
I forgot to mention that the boys team came away with a second place finish at our home meet as well.
WCHS results:
https://milesplit.live/meets/731879/schedule
Clay Center results:
https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/632546/schedule
The WCHS boys team competed at two different meets today. Coach Edmonds took 8 athletes to Clay Center to compete today. There were several pr's at Clay today. Kane in the javelin and triple jump and Jorge in the shot put and discus. We had a lot of kids step up and fill relay spots there and for that we are grateful and proud. The rest of the team competed at our home meet. The boys competed well and had 9 pr's; Atticus in the 800 & 1600, Blake in the discus, Michael threw a monster pr in the discus(143'1"), Tanner in the javelin, Brody in the 800, Lucas in the 800 and long jump, and the 4x100 team of Chayse, Tanner, Tucker, and Eli Crome. The boys have been putting in a lot of hard work and to have this many pr's on a day like this is outstanding. The hard work is starting to show !!
The WCHS girls track team competed at our home meet today. Once again they had less than ideal track meet conditions. The girls didn't let that hold them back though. There were 9 pr's today despite the cool weather. Alyssa and Amaya PR'd in long jump, Emerson threw a massive pr in javelin, Madison ran a very strong 800, Chancie PR'd in the 200, Nora had another monster 30 second pr in the 3200, Anna PR'd in the 100 hurdles, Momo PR'd in the 100, and the 4x1 team PR'd and broke the school record. The girls competed hard and came away with a 3rd place team title as well. We are proud and excited for the future!!
