The BIG-10 Conference announced their winter honor teams on Wednesday and "5" Nebraska Huskers earned Academic All-Big Ten Honors!
Seniors Jasmine Cincore and Emily Wood both collected their third academic All-Big Ten awards of their careers, while junior Maddie Simon claimed her second honor. Senior transfer Janay Morton and sophomore Grace Mitchell both earned their first academic All-Big Ten awards as Huskers.
The 2018 WHS Baseball Season will commence this coming Monday (Mar. 26th) here at HOME vs El Dorado. Varsity action gets underway at 4:00PM at Hibbs-Hooten Field and JV action at 9th St. Diamond. These TEAM PICS were taken on Wednesday 032118 - GOOD LUCK CRUSADERS!!
UPDATE: Action vs El Dorado HERE, postponed until May 10th due to wet field conditions.
THE TRUTH ABOUT SPORTS SCHOLARSHIPS
By Bob Gardner, Executive Director of the National Federation of State High School Associations and Gary Musselman, Executive Director of the Kansas State High School Activities Association.
Congratulations to Lady Crusaders Avery Rusk and Shayland French and Crusaders AJ Snipes and Ian King - all "4" received State Honors Recognition from the Topeka Capital Journal Newspaper!
SR. AVERY RUSK - 3rd TEAM 4A
SR. SHAYLAND FRENCH - HON MEN 4A
SR. AJ SNIPES - HON MEN 4A
SR. IAN KING - HON MEN 4A
Way to represent AVERY, SHAYLAND, AJ & IAN!!! We are proud of you!!
The WHS Junior Class took a couple buses on Wednesday to Abilene, KS for one of their annual trips down history lane. Abilene is an extraordinary visit and of course the hometown of the 34th President of the United States. (Eisenhower was actually born in Texas but raised in Abilene) The students spent time at the Eisenhower Library and Museum, which offers a complete layout of President Eisenhower's life and career, including his boyhood home.
WHS students Bryce Gilbreth, Alisha Waters and Mason Sparks attended the Technical Career Day at Davis-Moore in Wichita this past Saturday. There were several post-secondary institutions represented which allowed the students opportunities to explore training options. In addition, they were able to network with master technicians and see some demonstrations in the service area of Davis- Moore.
WMS 8th graders loaded on buses for the Intrust Bank Arena Wednesday morning,to watch the first round practices for the NCAA March Madness Tournament which commences on Thursday, March 15th in Wichita and many other locales nation-wide!
Several WHS FFA students toured Cargill Innovations Center on Wednesday, March 14th, and had the opportunity to speak with industry professionals that work for Cargill. The students discussed with these industry leaders, ways to develop plans on how to feed the world with growing populations and fewer resources and also, how they can shape the future of agriculture itself. During the session, WHS FFA Senior Malachi Tidwell addressed 300 students and the industry leaders about the importance of Agriculture and the FFA!
