For the 2nd year in a row, Sophomore Payton Ginter has qualified for the State 4A Girls Golf Tournament. Last year as a Freshman, Payton competed at State and finished 45th out of 90 golfers, shooting a 105 at the Lake Shawnee Golf Course in Topeka.
The Wellington National Honors Society 2018-2019 Inductions were held at WHS on Sunday, Oct. 7th. There are "23" Inductees, who as members must pledge to uphold the high purpose of the National Honor Society to which they have been selected; they will be true to the principles for which it stands; they will be loyal to their school, and will maintain and encourage high standards of scholarship, leadership, service, and character.
Congratulations to these 2018-19 Inductees:
The WHS scholars bowl team was 1 of 30 teams who competed in the pre-seasonEntertainment tournament Thursday at Wichita West HS. All questions asked revolved around Entertainment. When all questions had been asked and answered, WHS walked away with 2nd place! Congratulations to team members Lydia Dridi, Julia Starnes, Dakota Lynnes, Tanner Dillon, Mason Lough, Gabe Hyer.
Wellington's "2" Doubles Team qualified for the State 4A Girls Tennis Tournament next Friday and Saturday in Topeka at the Topeka-Kossover Tennis Center located at 2501 SW Gage Blvd. Congrats to Kylie Aufdengarten/Rylee Rusk who finished 2nd and Jacelyn Buck/Calli Hatfield who finished 4th at the Regional 4A Tournament Friday in Winfield. The TOP 6 advance.
The young Crusaders started off strong but their Rocket counterparts took control of the game late in the first quarter and sustained it through the end. Final 40-22.
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The Lady Crusaders were 2nd as a team for the second straight year at the AVCTL League Tournament! "All the girls stepped it up Monday and helped with the team", Coach Aufdengarten reports.
" #2 Doubles Natalie Henning and Olivia Brand got the 5 seed and upset Winfield in a third set super tiebreak 16-14. The pair then lost their next two and finished 4th overall. Very proud of these two, they have played singles most of the year and to finish in the top 4 in our league is awesome.
The IRONDUKES took their show on the road for the 3rd time this season and for the 3rd time, came HOME with a "W"! Now 4-1, the Crusaders downed (0-5) Rose Hill 38-7 in Friday night action at the Home of the Rockets.
