Today was a cold and damp day for our TVL XC meet at Centralia Lake. Our kids ran very well with 6 of them running season best times. They have been working hard and have been great leaders. Next week they will run at Regionals at Belleville.
*medalist
Atticus 7th*
Lyle 11th*
Colin 45th
Nora 16th
Madison 17th
Angel 22nd
Bella 24th
Addy 25th
Aubri 27th
Susy 30th
https://results.blacksquirreltiming.com/meets/79182
about 7 hours ago, Mistina Baker
Medaling today and receiving All League Honors today at TVL XC meet: Atticus in 7th place 18:22, and Lyle 11th place 18:52. Both boys had season best times and will run next week at Regionals for a chance to run at State!
about 7 hours ago, Mistina Baker
JH Football drops the final game of the season 68-36. They end the season at 3-3.
about 8 hours ago, Ryan Huckett
🏐❤️ REGULAR SEASON WRAPPED UP! ❤️🏐
We closed out our regular season against Valley Heights with an A Team win in two sets! B Team battled but came up short, and C Team finished with a tie!
Now it’s time to turn our focus to Monday’s tournament! One more opportunity to compete, grow, and leave it all on the court. Let’s finish this season strong and go out with a bang! ❤️🖤🤍
GO TIGERS!
about 9 hours ago, Gabriel Schaefer
The 7th Grade Science Class had the opportunity to create and showcase the basic unit of life in class today. The Assignment: Construct a 3D model of a Cell was the "At home" Lab activity for these students, with emphasis on being creative. These students did not disappoint in the creative department! Several made models from household items, detailed drawings, posters, construction paper and crafts, with some even tapping into their culinary skills by making "Cellular Desserts" that they labeled, using candies, cookies and frosting to represent the various organelles found in plant and animal cells. Of course, their favorite part was sharing their “cells” with their classmates at the end of class. Very proud of this crew and their effort with this project today! (Special thank you to all those at home who made this experience possible for them as well, parents, siblings, grandmas, you all are the best!)
about 10 hours ago, John Kern
Washington County FFA Members attending the North Central District Dairy Cattle Evaluation Competition conducted by the Linn FFA Chapter, with the Ohlde Dairy providing the host location so students could evaluate cows and heifers, and opening their doors to share about the dairy industry with the nearly 300 FFA students from across the district who attended. Thirteen students from Washington County participated in the event and Witt Keesecker finished as the 5th place individual in the senior division. Thank you to the Linn Community for hosting another excellent Dairy Cattle Event!
about 12 hours ago, John Kern
On October 8th, the Washington County FFA and FFA Alumni Program hosted the North East Area State FFA Land and Homesite Evaluation Career Development Event. As one of five Area (Regional) Land Judging sites, 10 different schools competed in the competition, which was hosted on a land site north of Washington owned by Rodney and Kannette Stewart. Ryan Stewart provided a great deal of the man-power for the event by digging the holes, mowing the sites and even pumping the water out of the land judging pits after nearly five inches of rain engulfed the site in late September. This heavy rain actually caused the event to be postponed a week later than originally scheduled. Group Leaders and contest volunteers were Rod and Kannette Stewart, Ryan Stewart, Bill Slater, Jamie Peter, Brooke Ohlde and Kaitlyn Peters of the River Valley Extension District. Site Preparation was conducted by Mr. Jeffrey Hellerich, NRCS Soil Scientist, with help from Tim With and Gavin Uhlik with the Natural Resources Conservation Service. So many local individuals came together to make this year's state competition a success, we would not have been able to do this without their time and support!
First place honors went to Jackson Heights High School FFA, who swept both the Land and Homesite Evaluation Divisions of the event. In Land Judging, Manhattan High School finished in 2nd, Jefferson County North 3rd, and Washington County 4th. In Homesite Evaluation, Washington County finished in 2nd place as a team, with Kane Scheer leading the scoring by placing 2nd Individually overall. Witt Keesecker placed 5th and Rowley Keesecker finished 8th. Congratulations!
about 12 hours ago, John Kern
Livestream
about 15 hours ago, Ryan Sanneman
TVL XC
about 18 hours ago, Ryan Sanneman
Friday night football, an opportunity to support our Tiger team, Junior Class, and Booster Club!
1 day ago, Mistina Baker
Upcoming Home Games!
1 day ago, Ryan Sanneman
Today in Business Management class, students completed an activity called All Aboard working together to survive a raft in a shark infested water. Every minute a piece of their raft would disappear and the students learned to work together to survive.
2 days ago, Michelle Bruna
The Lady Tigers will host their 2A Regional Quad on Monday October 19th. Maur Hill Mount Academy, Cair Paravel Latin School and Jackson Heights are the other teams in the regional. 1st game starts at 4 PM. Student Section theme is ESPN Game Day. Break out those blazers!
Good Luck Tigers!!
2 days ago, Jordan Carlson
Today was the BVL cross country meet at University Park. This is the hardest course of the entire season. The girls ran hard and attacked the hills like we had practiced. Charlotte was 13th with a PR and Kinsley ran strong for 16th.
As the boys were warming up, the clouds got darker and the rumbling began. The race started and the lightening was wicked. The race was called in the middle of the race. It was hard to gather all runners as they are spread out on the course. Some of the runners finished, and some did not. As coaches, we thought the race was called and all were to report to team camps. As of tonight, we have not been told how this will be handled. Will they rerun? Will they leave it as is? When we know more, we will post. Enjoy the pictures before it got crazy!
2 days ago, Mistina Baker
Today is the JH BVL meet. It's the last meet of the season! Girls run at 4:00 and boys at 4:30.
3 days ago, Mistina Baker
On Monday, October 19th U.S.D. 108 Washington County Schools will host 2A Regional Volleyball and will dismiss students at 2 PM. All buses will run at this time. For Elementary students there will not be any after school program and no end of the day snack.
3 days ago, Jordan Carlson
Hello Tigers,
Check out the activities for the upcoming week. Also, don't forget, Parent/Teacher Conferences will be Thursday October 22nd, & Tuesday October 27th from 4 - 8 PM.
Let's have a great week!!
5 days ago, Jordan Carlson
Our high school XC competed at Riley County today. The Riley County meet is always our largest meet. We always run against several larger schools and new athletes. Atticus was our top finisher and just 7 spots out of medals in the Varsity race. He was 27th and Lyle got 74th. Colin was 26th and Dallas was 28th in JV race.
In the girls race, Nora was our top finisher. She was 48th and Madison was 52nd in the Varsity race. In the JV race, Bella was 7th, Addy was 8th, Angel was 10th. Aubri was 12th. And Susy was 13th. Bella, Addy, and Angel all medaled in the JV race!
The High School will compete in the TVL meet in Thursday at Centralia Lake.
https://milesplit.live/meets/780908/schedule
5 days ago, Mistina Baker
The Riley County Meet was a big one today. It's fun to run in big meets and against a lot of new schools and see where we land. The junior high has just the BVL meet remaining. Many of the athletes are learning to push themselves and run consistently faster.
https://milesplit.live/meets/780908/schedule
5 days ago, Mistina Baker
We had some medalists at Riley County. Elijah was 15th in the JH boys race. In the JV girls Bella was 7th, Addy (missing from the picture) was 8th, and Angel was 10th. It's hard a task at big meets to earn medals and these 4 did it. More results to come later!
