The girls wrestling team placed third in its debut meet at Clay Center on Saturday.
2 girls wrestlers win gold at Clay Center; Team 3rd
Girls wrestling prepares for debut season
Girls wrestling is coming to WHS. The squad hits the mat December 10 at Clay Center.
Senioritis Season 5: Episode 3 — Girls Wrestling
The first ever season of Charger girls wrestling is about to begin. Wrestlers Sophia Castillo, Sienna Jones and Kadence Guinn join the pod to discuss the first week of practice.
Runnin’ Down a Dream | Chargers place 5th at state XC
Girls cross country placed fifth at state Saturday, with sophomore Payton Wurtz finishing in second place. The team improved from a sixth-place finish last season.
Girls track earns 11 individual medals, finishes 2nd at state
Girls track completed an historic performance Saturday at state, finishing second as a team for the first state trophy in school history.
Track earns 10 medals at Lyndon
The track team traveled to Lyndon on Thursday for its first meet of the season and the first meet since the 2019 season. At Lyndon, the girls finished with 48 points in fifth place, and the boys came in 6th with 35 points.
Stuhlsatz places 14th at state cross country
Rebecca Stuhlsatz and Sienna Jones ended the season with 14th and 42nd place finishes at State.
Stuhlsatz ran a time of 20:40 and Jones 22:11. Both runners cut around a minute off of their regional times. This was Stuhlsatz's second state competition and Jones' first.
State Bound | Cross Country sends 2 girls to state
Two WHS cross country runners are headed to state.
The cross country team hosted its regional meet Saturday, with two runners qualifying for the state championship. Sophomore Rebekah Stuhlsatz came in second in the girls race with a time of 21:46. Freshman Sienna Jones had an eighth place finish, with a time of 23:09 seconds.
Stuhlsatz says it’s disappointing that the rest of the team won’t get to compete at state alongside her, but she’s excited nonetheless.
Freshman make immediate impact on fall varsity teams
Most freshmen are happy just to see the court or field, but the class of 2024 has made an immediate impact on fall sports teams. Here are a few of the freshman stepping up this season.
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