Three students claimed championships in the Kansas Scholastic Press Association regional competition last month.
3 students win regional journalism competitions
Wrestling competes at state meet
Wabaunsee’s state qualifiers all went 1-2 at the state tournament, losing in consolation rounds.
State Bound | Wrestling qualifies three for state tournaments
Three wrestlers have made the state tournament for the Chargers. Junior Alex Beggs qualified for the boys at 175. Juniors Sophia Castillo and Sienna Jones both made the state tournament in the girls first season as a team.
2 girls wrestlers win gold at Clay Center; Team 3rd
The girls wrestling team placed third in its debut meet at Clay Center on Saturday.
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.
Grutsch addresses NHS members at induction ceremony
Parent Shelly Grutsch told students they have a bright future during an address to National Honor Society inductees at a ceremony Monday night.
Thought Bubble | Banned Books Week celebrates freedom to read
This week was Banned Books Week, an annual event since 1982. Banned Books Week celebrates the freedom to read. Every year, it spotlights current and historical attempts to ban books in schools and libraries.
All STARs | FCCLA finishes final preparations for District D STAR Events
The Wabaunsee FCCLA students are preparing to bring STAR events to competition on Wednesday. STAR stands for Student Taking Action with recognition. There are 14 groups competing in 11 different categories ranging from service projects to career exploration.
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