Are you a parent trying to make sense of the endless vaping and nicotine products advertised at gas stations, convenience stores, smoke shops, online, etc. right now? You are not alone.
The way nicotine is packaged and targeted to consumers including youth is changing. Beyond vapes, products like nicotine pouches are marketed as “clean” and easy to use. They are often framed as a lifestyle or performance boost, frequently amplified by influencers who make the product seem harmless. What's more, they continue to come in appealing flavors, colors and clever modes like "smart vapes," to further entice youth.
We’re hosting a virtual session to break it down clearly and practically: the signs to look for if you are concerned your youth might be vaping or using nicotine and practical strategies to support you and your youth.
Join us Thursday, May 21 at 6:00 pm ET
Hooked in New Ways: What Parents Need to Know About Youth Nicotine Use
https://default.salsalabs.org/Tea9ee9e3-7903-4c1c-9046-be17f3970f85/1036d4a7-a398-4c7b-86d1-79f15e4c5007
This session is especially designed for parents who are newer to these conversations or just beginning to learn what to look for.
We’ll cover:
· What products like nicotine pouches are and how they’re used
· How marketing and social media are shaping what kids see
· Signs to watch for and how these products can show up in daily life
· Simple ways to start conversations and take action
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what’s changing and how to help protect your child.
Free registration includes access to the recording!
The way nicotine is packaged and targeted to consumers including youth is changing. Beyond vapes, products like nicotine pouches are marketed as “clean” and easy to use. They are often framed as a lifestyle or performance boost, frequently amplified by influencers who make the product seem harmless. What's more, they continue to come in appealing flavors, colors and clever modes like "smart vapes," to further entice youth.
We’re hosting a virtual session to break it down clearly and practically: the signs to look for if you are concerned your youth might be vaping or using nicotine and practical strategies to support you and your youth.
Join us Thursday, May 21 at 6:00 pm ET
Hooked in New Ways: What Parents Need to Know About Youth Nicotine Use
https://default.salsalabs.org/Tea9ee9e3-7903-4c1c-9046-be17f3970f85/1036d4a7-a398-4c7b-86d1-79f15e4c5007
This session is especially designed for parents who are newer to these conversations or just beginning to learn what to look for.
We’ll cover:
· What products like nicotine pouches are and how they’re used
· How marketing and social media are shaping what kids see
· Signs to watch for and how these products can show up in daily life
· Simple ways to start conversations and take action
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what’s changing and how to help protect your child.
Free registration includes access to the recording!
Family Engagement Night
Wednesday, May 6th | 6:00–7:00 PM
Junior High & High School students and families are invited to attend
In the High School Gymnasium
Join us to learn more about:
Mental Health Services
CTE programs
Clubs and sports
Student registration
Aktive registration and sports physicals
Mandatory Sport Parent/Coach meeting dates
Hope Squad
Immunizations
We hope to see you there!
Wells Varsity Baseball Results ⚾
The Wells Leopards had a strong weekend on the field, coming away undefeated in four games! They are currently ranked 1st in the 1A Northern League with an 11-1 record.
Saturday, April 25, 2026 vs. Virginia City
🟠 Wells 17 – Virginia City 2
🟠 Wells 16 – Virginia City 1
Friday, April 24, 2026 vs. Mineral County
🟠 Wells 7 – Mineral County 4
🟠 Wells 8 – Mineral County 7
The Leopards will compete in the 2026 Class 1A Northern League Baseball Playoffs, hosted in Wells. Game times are to be determined.
Baseball Recap: Wells Triumphs
Baseball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Mineral County Serpents
By Team Reports
Apr 27, 2026, 11:59 am
Wells won the last time they faced Mineral County and things went their way on Friday too. The Leopards came out on top against the Serpents by a score of 7-4. The victory made it back-to-back wins for the Leopards.
Charley Peterson spent all seven innings on the mound, and it's clear why: he surrendered three earned (and one unearned) runs on four hits and racked up eight Ks.
On the hitting side, Luis Garcia was incredible, going a perfect 3-for-3 with two runs, two doubles, and two RBI. That's the most doubles he has posted since back in April of 2025. Another player making a difference was Gage Uhlig, who went 2-for-4 with two runs, one stolen base, and one RBI.
Wells' win bumped their record up to 18-8. As for Mineral County, this is the second loss in a row for them and nudges their season record down to 11-5.
Wells didn't take long to hit the field again: they've already played their next contest, a 16-1 victory against Virginia City on the 25th.
The Wells Leopards had a strong weekend on the field, coming away undefeated in four games! They are currently ranked 1st in the 1A Northern League with an 11-1 record.
Saturday, April 25, 2026 vs. Virginia City
🟠 Wells 17 – Virginia City 2
🟠 Wells 16 – Virginia City 1
Friday, April 24, 2026 vs. Mineral County
🟠 Wells 7 – Mineral County 4
🟠 Wells 8 – Mineral County 7
The Leopards will compete in the 2026 Class 1A Northern League Baseball Playoffs, hosted in Wells. Game times are to be determined.
Baseball Recap: Wells Triumphs
Baseball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Mineral County Serpents
By Team Reports
Apr 27, 2026, 11:59 am
Wells won the last time they faced Mineral County and things went their way on Friday too. The Leopards came out on top against the Serpents by a score of 7-4. The victory made it back-to-back wins for the Leopards.
Charley Peterson spent all seven innings on the mound, and it's clear why: he surrendered three earned (and one unearned) runs on four hits and racked up eight Ks.
On the hitting side, Luis Garcia was incredible, going a perfect 3-for-3 with two runs, two doubles, and two RBI. That's the most doubles he has posted since back in April of 2025. Another player making a difference was Gage Uhlig, who went 2-for-4 with two runs, one stolen base, and one RBI.
Wells' win bumped their record up to 18-8. As for Mineral County, this is the second loss in a row for them and nudges their season record down to 11-5.
Wells didn't take long to hit the field again: they've already played their next contest, a 16-1 victory against Virginia City on the 25th.
Girls Track Results – Monte Andrus Invite | April 25th 🏃♀️🏅
Our girls track team had an outstanding performance at the Monte Andrus Invite, finishing 1st place as a team with a total score of 121.5 points!
Individual Results:
100m Hurdles
Marli – 17.87, 1st Place
400m
RileyJo – 1:01.40, 1st Place (PR)
Marli – 1:09.15
100m
RileyJo – 12.92, 1st Place, 3rd on School Record Board (PR)
Marli – 13.92
McKinnley – 14.64
800m
Natalie – 2:58.52, 5th Place (PR)
Brynli – 3:08.54, 8th Place
300m Intermediate Hurdles
Marli – 56.70, 4th Place
200m
RileyJo – 27.35, 1st Place (PR)
4x100 Relay
McKinnley, Reese, Bella, Alivia – 1:02.66, 4th Place
4x200 Relay
Bella, Reese, Stacia, Brynli – 2:10.45, 3rd Place
1600m
Millie – 6:07.06, 3rd Place
Maggie – 6:27.80, 5th Place
April – 7:15.78
Natalie – 7:30.51
3200m
Millie – 13:13.33, 2nd Place (PR)
Maggie – 13:28.34, 4th Place (PR)
April – 15:07.43, 7th Place (PR)
Natalie – 15:07.82, 8th Place (PR)
Field Events:
Long Jump
RileyJo – 15’10.75”, 4th Place (PR)
High Jump
McKinnley – 4’2”, 2nd Place
Reese – 4’0”, 3rd Place
Pole Vault
Maggie – 7’0”, 2nd Place (PR)
Triple Jump
Bella – 25’10”, 7th Place (PR)
Javelin
Stacia – 69’0”
Alivia – 56’10” (PR)
Cassidy – 40’2”
Shot Put
Stacia – 26’9”, 7th Place
McKinnley – 25’3.5”
Alivia – 24’1”
Brynli – 20’7”
Cassidy – 20’4.5”
Discus
Stacia – 72’5”
Alivia – 69’6”
Cassidy – 46’9.5”
Great job, ladies! Congratulations on bringing home the team championship and all the personal records earned! 🧡🖤
Our girls track team had an outstanding performance at the Monte Andrus Invite, finishing 1st place as a team with a total score of 121.5 points!
Individual Results:
100m Hurdles
Marli – 17.87, 1st Place
400m
RileyJo – 1:01.40, 1st Place (PR)
Marli – 1:09.15
100m
RileyJo – 12.92, 1st Place, 3rd on School Record Board (PR)
Marli – 13.92
McKinnley – 14.64
800m
Natalie – 2:58.52, 5th Place (PR)
Brynli – 3:08.54, 8th Place
300m Intermediate Hurdles
Marli – 56.70, 4th Place
200m
RileyJo – 27.35, 1st Place (PR)
4x100 Relay
McKinnley, Reese, Bella, Alivia – 1:02.66, 4th Place
4x200 Relay
Bella, Reese, Stacia, Brynli – 2:10.45, 3rd Place
1600m
Millie – 6:07.06, 3rd Place
Maggie – 6:27.80, 5th Place
April – 7:15.78
Natalie – 7:30.51
3200m
Millie – 13:13.33, 2nd Place (PR)
Maggie – 13:28.34, 4th Place (PR)
April – 15:07.43, 7th Place (PR)
Natalie – 15:07.82, 8th Place (PR)
Field Events:
Long Jump
RileyJo – 15’10.75”, 4th Place (PR)
High Jump
McKinnley – 4’2”, 2nd Place
Reese – 4’0”, 3rd Place
Pole Vault
Maggie – 7’0”, 2nd Place (PR)
Triple Jump
Bella – 25’10”, 7th Place (PR)
Javelin
Stacia – 69’0”
Alivia – 56’10” (PR)
Cassidy – 40’2”
Shot Put
Stacia – 26’9”, 7th Place
McKinnley – 25’3.5”
Alivia – 24’1”
Brynli – 20’7”
Cassidy – 20’4.5”
Discus
Stacia – 72’5”
Alivia – 69’6”
Cassidy – 46’9.5”
Great job, ladies! Congratulations on bringing home the team championship and all the personal records earned! 🧡🖤
National Honor Society Members 2025-2026 school year
Luis G
Caden C
Andreina M
Joe D
Luis G
Caden C
Andreina M
Joe D
National Honor Society Members
Teagan C
Carson B
Max D
Adam E
Grace O
Karely O
Shelby B
Cameron L
Teagan C
Carson B
Max D
Adam E
Grace O
Karely O
Shelby B
Cameron L
National Honor Society Inductees for the 2025-2026 school year:
Isaac G
Aryanna R
Adriana A
Jess W
Stacia H
Aron H
Marcos C
Jitzel R
Marcus U
Angel P
Johnny G
Mason N
Andreina M
Jose G
Shelby B
Isaac G
Aryanna R
Adriana A
Jess W
Stacia H
Aron H
Marcos C
Jitzel R
Marcus U
Angel P
Johnny G
Mason N
Andreina M
Jose G
Shelby B
🎓 National Honor Society Induction Ceremony 🎓
The National Honor Society (NHS) induction ceremony is a meaningful and formal event that recognizes students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. This special occasion marks not only an honor, but a commitment to uphold these values moving forward.
The ceremony traditionally includes a candle lighting, a membership pledge, and the presentation of certificates as we welcome our newest members.
The Four Pillars of NHS
Scholarship – Commitment to academic excellence
Service – Giving back to school and community
Leadership – Leading by example and taking initiative
Character – Showing integrity, respect, and responsibility
Congratulations to our inductees—we are proud of your accomplishments and excited to see the impact you will continue to make!
The National Honor Society (NHS) induction ceremony is a meaningful and formal event that recognizes students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in the areas of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. This special occasion marks not only an honor, but a commitment to uphold these values moving forward.
The ceremony traditionally includes a candle lighting, a membership pledge, and the presentation of certificates as we welcome our newest members.
The Four Pillars of NHS
Scholarship – Commitment to academic excellence
Service – Giving back to school and community
Leadership – Leading by example and taking initiative
Character – Showing integrity, respect, and responsibility
Congratulations to our inductees—we are proud of your accomplishments and excited to see the impact you will continue to make!
Our softball team is on fire! Currently sitting at 15-0 in league play, they will head into the Class 1A Northern League playoffs as the top seed.
They’ll take the field on Friday, May 8th at the Wells softball field, facing the #4 team from the North (opponent TBD).
Come out and support these girls as they continue their incredible season!
Softball Recap: Wells Extends Winning Streak to 13
Softball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Virginia City Muckers
By Team Reports
Apr 26, 2026, 2:08pm
Wells extended their winning streak to 13 on Saturday, bumping them up to 18-3. They blew past the Virginia City Muckers 12-0. The Leopards might be getting used to big wins seeing as the team has won 17 matchups by nine runs or more this season.
Jess Wright and Adriana Aguilar did most of the damage at the plate: Wright went 2-for-4 with two stolen bases, three RBI, and two runs, while Aguilar went a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBI, one triple, and one stolen base. Aguilar is on a roll when it comes to stolen bases, as she's now snagged at least one in each of the last seven games she's played. The team also got some help courtesy of Dusty Ulhig, who went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI.
Wells always had someone on base and finished the game having posted an OBP of .630. That was just more of the same: they've now posted an OBP of .576 or higher in seven consecutive games.
As for Virginia City, this is the second loss in a row for them and nudges their season record down to 17-7. The shutout was out of character for they seeing as the last time the team failed to score was back in March.
On Virginia City's side, they saw three different players step up and record at least one hit. One of them was Danika Baker, who went a perfect 2-for-2 with one double.
They’ll take the field on Friday, May 8th at the Wells softball field, facing the #4 team from the North (opponent TBD).
Come out and support these girls as they continue their incredible season!
Softball Recap: Wells Extends Winning Streak to 13
Softball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Virginia City Muckers
By Team Reports
Apr 26, 2026, 2:08pm
Wells extended their winning streak to 13 on Saturday, bumping them up to 18-3. They blew past the Virginia City Muckers 12-0. The Leopards might be getting used to big wins seeing as the team has won 17 matchups by nine runs or more this season.
Jess Wright and Adriana Aguilar did most of the damage at the plate: Wright went 2-for-4 with two stolen bases, three RBI, and two runs, while Aguilar went a perfect 3-for-3 with three RBI, one triple, and one stolen base. Aguilar is on a roll when it comes to stolen bases, as she's now snagged at least one in each of the last seven games she's played. The team also got some help courtesy of Dusty Ulhig, who went 2-for-3 with two runs and two RBI.
Wells always had someone on base and finished the game having posted an OBP of .630. That was just more of the same: they've now posted an OBP of .576 or higher in seven consecutive games.
As for Virginia City, this is the second loss in a row for them and nudges their season record down to 17-7. The shutout was out of character for they seeing as the last time the team failed to score was back in March.
On Virginia City's side, they saw three different players step up and record at least one hit. One of them was Danika Baker, who went a perfect 2-for-2 with one double.
Wells Track & Field had a strong showing at the Monte Andrus Invite at Valley High School in Idaho on April 25th!
Field Events:
High Jump: Marcos – 5' 2" (4th place)
Triple Jump: Marcos – 36' 6.75" (5th place, PR)
Long Jump: Henry 14' 1.5"
Javelin: Carson – 88'0", Henry – 75'8", Cache – 53'0"
Shot Put: Carson – 29'3.5"
Discus: Carson – 116'7.25" (7th place, PR), Cache – 50'1"
Track Events:
4x400 Relay (Aron, Jayden, Cameron, Mason) – 1st place, 3:53.58
3200m: Isaac – 10:39.93 (1st place, PR), Cameron – 11:38.44 (4th), Weston – 12:04.87 (7th, PR)
1600m: Isaac – 4:56.10 (1st place)
800m: Mason – 2:04.20 (1st place, PR), Cameron – 2:22.54 (PR), Jayden – 2:37.40 (PR)
200m: Aron – 23.87 (4th place)
100m: Aron – 11.46 (4th place, PR), Henry – 13.09, Jayden – 13.17
The team ended the day in 4th place with a score of 67.
Great job to all our athletes with multiple personal records and top finishes. Keep up the hard work, Leopards!
Field Events:
High Jump: Marcos – 5' 2" (4th place)
Triple Jump: Marcos – 36' 6.75" (5th place, PR)
Long Jump: Henry 14' 1.5"
Javelin: Carson – 88'0", Henry – 75'8", Cache – 53'0"
Shot Put: Carson – 29'3.5"
Discus: Carson – 116'7.25" (7th place, PR), Cache – 50'1"
Track Events:
4x400 Relay (Aron, Jayden, Cameron, Mason) – 1st place, 3:53.58
3200m: Isaac – 10:39.93 (1st place, PR), Cameron – 11:38.44 (4th), Weston – 12:04.87 (7th, PR)
1600m: Isaac – 4:56.10 (1st place)
800m: Mason – 2:04.20 (1st place, PR), Cameron – 2:22.54 (PR), Jayden – 2:37.40 (PR)
200m: Aron – 23.87 (4th place)
100m: Aron – 11.46 (4th place, PR), Henry – 13.09, Jayden – 13.17
The team ended the day in 4th place with a score of 67.
Great job to all our athletes with multiple personal records and top finishes. Keep up the hard work, Leopards!
Thank you to all of our bus drivers—both route and activity—for your dedication to safely transporting our students and athletes to their events. We truly appreciate your time, commitment, and willingness to support our school. We couldn’t do it without you!
🎓 Senior Class Trip Announcement 🎢
Dear Senior Parents,
The Class of 2026 is heading to Lagoon Amusement Park on Tuesday, May 19th for a day full of celebration, rides, games, and lasting memories!
Trip Details:
Departure: Bus leaves the school at 8:00 AM sharp
Cost: Tickets are normally $55, but seniors pay only $27.50 (half covered by the class)
Payment Deadline: April 30th (please submit to Mrs. DelRio)
Lunch & Extras:
Students may pack a lunch or bring money to purchase food at the park. Extra spending money is also recommended for games and souvenirs.
We’re excited to celebrate our seniors and all they’ve accomplished!
If you have questions, please contact Mrs. DelRio.
Dear Senior Parents,
The Class of 2026 is heading to Lagoon Amusement Park on Tuesday, May 19th for a day full of celebration, rides, games, and lasting memories!
Trip Details:
Departure: Bus leaves the school at 8:00 AM sharp
Cost: Tickets are normally $55, but seniors pay only $27.50 (half covered by the class)
Payment Deadline: April 30th (please submit to Mrs. DelRio)
Lunch & Extras:
Students may pack a lunch or bring money to purchase food at the park. Extra spending money is also recommended for games and souvenirs.
We’re excited to celebrate our seniors and all they’ve accomplished!
If you have questions, please contact Mrs. DelRio.
Spring Portrait Day is TODAY!
Tuesday, April 28th
It’s also Kindergarten Cap & Gown Picture Day!
Prepay Code: Spring26Wells
Make sure students come ready with their best smiles!
Tuesday, April 28th
It’s also Kindergarten Cap & Gown Picture Day!
Prepay Code: Spring26Wells
Make sure students come ready with their best smiles!
Wells Elementary School
End-of-Year Checklist & Important Announcements
As the school year comes to a close, please review the following requirements to ensure your student is eligible to attend the Nat-Soo-Pah field trip on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
End-of-Year Checklist & Important Announcements
As the school year comes to a close, please review the following requirements to ensure your student is eligible to attend the Nat-Soo-Pah field trip on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
Big news for Wells Football!
Our own Joe D has committed to continue his football career this fall at North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, North Dakota, where he will play for Head Coach Mark Kennedy and the Wildcats.
Congratulations, Joe!
Our own Joe D has committed to continue his football career this fall at North Dakota State College of Science in Wahpeton, North Dakota, where he will play for Head Coach Mark Kennedy and the Wildcats.
Congratulations, Joe!
Congratulations to our NIAA 1A Academic Champions!
Leadership earned an outstanding combined GPA of 3.819 under the guidance of Advisor Ms. Hunsaker. This incredible achievement reflects their hard work, dedication, and commitment both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations on your state win—we are proud of you!
Leadership earned an outstanding combined GPA of 3.819 under the guidance of Advisor Ms. Hunsaker. This incredible achievement reflects their hard work, dedication, and commitment both in and out of the classroom.
Congratulations on your state win—we are proud of you!
On Tuesday, Apr 21, 2026, the Wells Varsity Baseball team lost their game against Elko JV by a score of 13-25.
Baseball Recap: Wells Comes Up Short
Baseball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Non Varsity Opponent
By Team Reports
Apr 22, 2026, 4:11 am
Wells managed to slip by Elko JV the last time these teams faced off, but didn't have those same answers this time around. The Leopards lost 25-13 to Elko JV on Tuesday. The Leopards have now taken an 'L' in back-to-back games.
Wells saw eight different players step up and record at least one hit. One of them was Teagan Calton, who went 2-for-3 with three runs, three RBI, and one stolen base. Tristen Zimmerman was another, getting on base in three of his five plate appearances with two stolen bases and two runs.
Wells' loss dropped their record down to 16-8.
Coming up, Wells will host Mineral County at 10:00 a.m. on Friday. The Leopards will need to watch out since the Serpents have now posted at least ten runs in their last five contests.
Come out and support our seniors at their final home game as they take on Virginia City in a doubleheader!
Game times are 10 AM and 12 PM.
Let’s pack the stands and show our Leopard pride. Go LEOPARDS!
Photos credit: M Hall
Wendover, Utah Invite – April 18th Results
The track team had a strong showing with multiple top finishes and personal records!
Track Events
100m: Mason – 12.38 (2nd)
200m: Aron – 25.04 (2nd), Mason – 25.31 (3rd)
400m: Mason – 54.26 (1st), Aron – 55.75 (2nd)
800m: Isaac – 2:13.62 (1st), Maggie – 2:55.81 (1st), April – 3:11.56 (3rd), Brynli – 3:06.33 (3rd, PR)
1600m: Millie – 6:06.31 (1st, PR), Weston – 5:56.15 (3rd, PR), April – 7:12.90 (5th, PR)
3200m: Isaac – 11:29.62 (1st), Maggie – 14:35.27 (1st, PR), Weston – 12:26.76 (2nd)
Relays
4x100: Bella, Reese, Brynli, Maggie – 1:03.23 (1st)
SMR (200-200-400-800):
Bella, Reese, Brynli, April – 5:34.39 (2nd)
Mason, Aron, Isaac, Weston – 4:33.15 (3rd)
Field Events
High Jump: Reese – 4’2” (1st), Isaac – 5’2” (1st), Maggie – 3’8” (2nd), Cache – 4’6” (3rd)
Shot Put: Carson – 30’0.5”, Alivia – 24’2” (4th), Brynli – 22’10.5” (6th, PR), Cassidy – 21’0.5”
Discus: Carson – 112’0” (2nd), Alivia – 73’7.5” (2nd), Cache – 52’2”, Cassidy – 52’4”
Javelin: Carson – 89’10.5” (2nd), Cassidy – 46’5”, Alivia – 46’7.5”
Great work by all athletes, and congratulations on the many PRs!
The track team had a strong showing with multiple top finishes and personal records!
Track Events
100m: Mason – 12.38 (2nd)
200m: Aron – 25.04 (2nd), Mason – 25.31 (3rd)
400m: Mason – 54.26 (1st), Aron – 55.75 (2nd)
800m: Isaac – 2:13.62 (1st), Maggie – 2:55.81 (1st), April – 3:11.56 (3rd), Brynli – 3:06.33 (3rd, PR)
1600m: Millie – 6:06.31 (1st, PR), Weston – 5:56.15 (3rd, PR), April – 7:12.90 (5th, PR)
3200m: Isaac – 11:29.62 (1st), Maggie – 14:35.27 (1st, PR), Weston – 12:26.76 (2nd)
Relays
4x100: Bella, Reese, Brynli, Maggie – 1:03.23 (1st)
SMR (200-200-400-800):
Bella, Reese, Brynli, April – 5:34.39 (2nd)
Mason, Aron, Isaac, Weston – 4:33.15 (3rd)
Field Events
High Jump: Reese – 4’2” (1st), Isaac – 5’2” (1st), Maggie – 3’8” (2nd), Cache – 4’6” (3rd)
Shot Put: Carson – 30’0.5”, Alivia – 24’2” (4th), Brynli – 22’10.5” (6th, PR), Cassidy – 21’0.5”
Discus: Carson – 112’0” (2nd), Alivia – 73’7.5” (2nd), Cache – 52’2”, Cassidy – 52’4”
Javelin: Carson – 89’10.5” (2nd), Cassidy – 46’5”, Alivia – 46’7.5”
Great work by all athletes, and congratulations on the many PRs!
Due to the wind chill, today’s softball game between Wells and White Pine is canceled.
Given the current schedule, this game will not be made up. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
The Boys Golf team, made up of Tucker, Olen, Colter, Jaxon, Cade, Hesston, Christo, Theo, Skylar, and Camden, along with coaches Huff and Tate, have put together a strong and successful season so far.
At Death Valley, the team posted a 529. Jaxon led the way with a 120, followed by Skylar and Olen each with 135, Christon with 139, Cade with 142, and Colter with 143.
In Fallon, the team improved to a 458, with Jaxon shooting 104, Olen 109, Cade 121, and Camden 124.
At Wendover, the team finished with a 470. Tucker shot a 106, Jaxon 114, Christo 124, Olen 126, Cade 134, and Colter 132. For the JV, Theo had a 149, Hesston a 138 and Camden a 145.
During the Elko tournament, the team scored a 455. Tucker led with a 98, followed by Christo 115, Jaxon 116, Cade 126, and Hesston 137.
At Round Mountain, the team placed 4th overall with a 421. Tucker finished 7th with a 95, Olen 10th with a 100, Jaxon shot 108, Colter 123, and Theo 133.
In Spring Creek, the team recorded a 445 with Tucker at 104, Jaxon 111, Olen 107, Cade 123, Colter 132, and Skylar 127.
The team continues their season on the road at White Pine on April 23 and Battle Mountain on April 27. They will host in Wells on May 1 at 10 AM, which will also be Senior Day.
At Death Valley, the team posted a 529. Jaxon led the way with a 120, followed by Skylar and Olen each with 135, Christon with 139, Cade with 142, and Colter with 143.
In Fallon, the team improved to a 458, with Jaxon shooting 104, Olen 109, Cade 121, and Camden 124.
At Wendover, the team finished with a 470. Tucker shot a 106, Jaxon 114, Christo 124, Olen 126, Cade 134, and Colter 132. For the JV, Theo had a 149, Hesston a 138 and Camden a 145.
During the Elko tournament, the team scored a 455. Tucker led with a 98, followed by Christo 115, Jaxon 116, Cade 126, and Hesston 137.
At Round Mountain, the team placed 4th overall with a 421. Tucker finished 7th with a 95, Olen 10th with a 100, Jaxon shot 108, Colter 123, and Theo 133.
In Spring Creek, the team recorded a 445 with Tucker at 104, Jaxon 111, Olen 107, Cade 123, Colter 132, and Skylar 127.
The team continues their season on the road at White Pine on April 23 and Battle Mountain on April 27. They will host in Wells on May 1 at 10 AM, which will also be Senior Day.
