🕐 High School & Junior High:
Students will be released for lunch at 1:00 PM.
🕤 Elementary School:
Students will follow their regular schedule and be released at 1:45 PM.
🚌 Bus Schedule:
All buses will depart the elementary school at 1:45 PM.
📚 Classes will resume on Monday, December 1st, at 8:00 AM.
Enjoy your break!
1A North All-League Football
Congratulations athletes!
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Bell Photo will be at Wells High School on Monday, November 24, from 9–11 AM.
They’ll be doing:
✔️ Makeup photos for all grades K-12
✔️ Senior formal photos for the Class of 2026
Don’t miss it! 😄📷
Join us for a community performance of The Three Musketeers today at 6:30 pm! Our cast and crew have poured their hearts into this production, with the entire show being student-directed — including all choreography, fight scenes, and stage movement.
💵 Tickets:
• Adults – $5
• Students – $3
• Children 5 & under – FREE
- Sponsor tickets held at the door
🍿 Concessions: Popcorn and water available at the door.
This is a 90-minute show packed with sword fighting, drama, intrigue, some light comedy, and amazing student talent. We’d love to see our community come out and support these hardworking kids! 💙✨
They played in Spring Creek and Elko on November 15th
Our girls played hard but fell to McDermitt 29–15 and to WJHS 22-12.
The boys team had a strong day of competition.
They fell to AMS 3 with a score of 35–27 and lost to Carlin 18–12.
Both teams will play in the Silver Bracket on on Saturday, November 22
We are so proud of your hard work, teamwork, and dedication. Congratulations! 🖤📚🏆
Good luck, team!
They just completed the first round with a score of 13 and are advancing to the semifinal round. Great job, team — keep it up! 🎉👏
Parents and students enjoyed playing games, creating fun crafts, and exploring exciting STEM activities together. Thank you to everyone who came out and made the evening memorable!
Anthony Mori
Elko Daily Free Press
11/12/2025
FERNLEY — After shocking the world during the Division 1A East tournament and punching its ticket to state, the Wells volleyball team was bounced in the quarterfinal round.
The East No. 2 Lady Leopards had moments, played well enough to win in spurts but could not close the door.
Central No. 1 Round Mountain swept Wells in straight sets on Nov. 6, 2025, in Fernley.
The Lady Knights won all three games, but the scores were close — the last two frames going to extra points — at 25-23, 26-24 and 27-25.
In the semifinal round, Round Mountain was swept in three frames by West No. 1 Coleville by scores of 25-18, 25-13 and 25-21.
The Lady Wolves fell to South No. 1 Pahranagat Valley in straight sets in the 1A state final by scores of 25-21, 25-13 and 25-23.
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
11/12/2025
RENO — The Wells cross country programs had much to celebrate after the Division 2A Nevada State Cross Country Championships.
Both the Leopards and the Lady Leopards finished fourth in the team standings — the boys splitting third but losing the tiebreaker with 71 points and the girls scoring 75 points — and both teams placed an individual runner in the top five.
Boys Results
North Tahoe followed its regional title with a state championship with 42 points — opening a 12-point margin of victory — and Lincoln County was the runner-up with 54 points.
Incline and Wells both scored 71 points, but the Highlanders won the tiebreaker for the fifth runner — Incline finishing third and Wells taking fourth.
Founders Academy capped the top five with 124 points, and Green Valley Christian closed out the six-team field with 154.
Individually, North Tahoe sophomore Elio Adriani claimed the state title by 20 seconds with a time of 16:46.
Whittell senior Logan Robertson followed in 17:06 for second place.
For the Leopards, junior Isaac Gale ranked third in 17:11.
North Tahoe junior Luka Karnickis finished fourth with a time of 17:24, and Lincoln County junior William Pike crossed in 17:33 and closed off the top five.
Wells senior Cameron Livingstone ranked eighth with a time of 17:48, and junior Mason Noorda took 14th in 18:55.
West Wendover sophomore Jayden Rodriguez — an individual qualifier — ran a 19:42 for 21st place.
In 28th, Wells junior Marcos Cobian closed his run in 20:12.
The Leopards crossed consecutively in 37th and 38th with a 21:06 for sophomore Jayden Kiser and a 21:13 by sophomore Weston Sorensen.
Senior Carson Ballard capped Wells’ roster with a time of 21:50.
Girls Results
North Tahoe’s girls joined the boys as state champions with a score of 28 points — dominating the field by 25 points — and Lincoln County’s girls were also the state runners-up with 53.
Incline placed third with 66 points, and Wells was fourth with 75 points.
Green Valley Christian closed out the top five with 129 points, and Founders Academy capped the six-team field with 162.
The Lady Lakers made hay atop the field and crossed the first three girls as freshman Lucia Avril winning the state title in 19:46 — blistering the competition by 45 seconds — senior Britta Johnson running second in 20:31 and senior Niki Johnson taking third in 21:10.
Coral Academy of Science Reno junior Isla Morrison — an individual qualifier — closed her run in 21:29 for fourth.
Wells sophomore Millie Cromley closed out the top five with a time of 21:38.
For the Lady Leopards, freshman Maggie Neff took 11th with a time of 22:51.
Junior April Bochman crossed in 24:49 for 23rd, and freshman Reese Livingstone ran a 25:38 for 29th.
In 32nd, junior Marli Dahl finished her run in 26:43.
Freshman Brynli Dahl capped the Lady Leopards’ roster with a time of 29:29 in 41st place.
💜💜November Awareness: Diabetes and Pancreatic Cancer 💜
November is a time to shine a light on two important causes — Diabetes Awareness and Pancreatic Cancer Awareness. Both are represented by the color purple, symbolizing strength, courage, and hope.
Diabetes Awareness Month aims to educate and encourage healthy lifestyle choices, early detection, and support for those living with diabetes. It’s a reminder to know the signs, manage health through regular checkups, and support ongoing research for better treatments and prevention.
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month honors the fighters, survivors, and those we’ve lost to this devastating disease. It raises awareness about early symptoms, the need for more research, and the importance of early detection to improve outcomes.
So, wear purple on November 13th to show your support, raise awareness, and stand with everyone affected by diabetes and pancreatic cancer. 💜
Railroaders run away from Leopards
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
November 9, 2025
Carlin-The Carlin and Wells football Division 1A state quarterfinal played out eerily similarly as the league meeting.
On Oct. 9, the Leopards and the Railroaders were tied 22-22 at the half, but Carlin closed the contest on a 22-0 streak in a 44-22 blowout.
On Saturday, North No. 2 Carlin was up 20-12 at the break and slammed the door shut with a 26-0 avalanche for a 46-12 victory over North No. 2 Wells for a spot in the 1A state semifinal round.
Wells’ first drive gained one first down with a 4th-and-2 conversion on the ground by sophomore Justice Nelson but ended with an interception by Carlin senior Gage Lewis at the Railroaders’ 29.
Roaders gained a pair of first downs — one by Lewis on a rush around the left edge and the other on a pitch to the right to senior Dylan Ramirez — but closed with a punt by junior Landon Huntley to the Leopards’ 30.
Leopards went three-and-out, and Nelson kicked to the Carlin 39.
Huntley caught a pass on the right side and ran all the way to the Wells 33, and Lewis called his own number on a read-option to the 17.
After a wild scramble, Wells came up with a big stop on 3rd-and-17 as Nelson picked off a pass at the 1-yard line.
Wells did nothing with the football and punted to the Carlin 43.
After a run by Lewis to the Wells 42, senior Tryston Martinez galloped free on a sweep off the left side for a 42-yard touchdown.
Huntley caught a pass for the conversion and gave the Railroaders an 8-0 lead with 7:30 remaining in the second quarter.
Wells freshman Aivery Cropp recovered the onside kick at midfield.
Junior Johnny Glascock caught a pass from senior Joe Dahl with play-action to the Carlin 23, and Glascock carried for a fresh set of downs to the 10.
Senior Gage Uhlig capped the drive with a 10-yard touchdown run to the left pylon.
The conversion fell incomplete, but the Leopards pulled to within 8-6 with 5:17 on the clock.
The Railroaders went the distance in one play as Ramirez raced for a 70-yard touchdown on a screen pass from Lewis.
The conversion failed, but Carlin took a 14-6 lead with 4:57 remaining in the half.
Carlin forced a three-and-out and grabbed a two-score advantage.
After a nice return by Lewis to the 45, he pulled the ball and ran to the Wells 27.
The Leopards over-pursued, and Ramirez reversed field and strolled in for a 27-yard touchdown run.
Uhlig blew up the conversion with a sack, but the Railroaders opened a 20-6 lead with 1:29 on the clock.
Starting from the 22, Wells picked up a first down at the 35 on a draw by Dahl.
On 3rd-and-8, Dahl launched a ball deep down the left sideline, and Glascock made the reception behind the defense and raced to the end zone for a 63-yard touchdown catch.
Ramirez made a tackle for a loss on the conversion attempt, but the Leopards inched to within eight at 20-12 with just six seconds remaining in the half.
Wells kicked onside, and Glascock made the recovery.
However, a pass was picked off by Lewis for the second time on the final play of the second quarter.
At the break, Carlin was on top by one score at 20-12.
Huntley recovered an onside attempt to start the third quarter, and Lewis sliced up the defense with a 55-yard touchdown run.
The conversion failed, but the Railroaders built a 26-12 lead with 10:51 on the third-quarter clock.
Dahl returned the ensuing kickoff to the 42 and scrambled for a first down at the Carlin 44, but Ramirez intercepted a pass at the 40.
After a false start and a delay of game, Carlin’s first play of the possession paid dividends on a 70-yard touchdown run by Ramirez.
Senior Hesston Vasquez and Glascock combined for a tackle behind the line of scrimmage on the two-point try, but Wells fell into a 32-12 hole with 9:35 remaining in the third.
Sophomore Cade Sampson recovered the onside kick at the 42, but Wells went three-and-out and punted to the Carlin 31 — where the Railroaders also kicked after three plays to the 49.
Nelson moved the chains to the 39, and Glascock made a catch for a first down at the 19.
But Carlin forced a turnover on downs as a host of Railroaders swallowed up the ball carrier on a 4th-and-3 at the Carlin 12.
Article continued on elkodaily.com
Kindergarten-High School
November 14-15
Wells High School
$20 per day
Registration starts at 9 am
Wells Elementary School is hosting a Family Engagement Night this Wednesday, November 12th, from 5-6 pm.
This is a free event that the whole family will enjoy. Come spend an hour traveling around the school, enjoying a variety of games and crafts together. We can’t wait to see you there!
November 12
5:00 - 6:00 PM
Join us for an evening of games, crafts, and STEM activities for the whole family!
Football Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Carlin Railroaders
By Team Reports
maxpreps.com
2025 Class 1A State Football Playoffs
State Quarterfinals
Nov 9, 2025 2:05pm
It's hard to turn regular season success into postseason wins, a fact Wells can now relate to. They had to suffer through a 46-12 loss at the hands of the Carlin Railroaders. Having soared to a lofty 55 points in the game before, the Leopards couldn't push the score so high this time.
Carlin's win on Saturday was the result of several impressive offensive performances. One of the most notable came from Dylan Ramirez, who rushed for 213 yards and three scores on only 15 carries, and also picked up 70 receiving yards and one TD. Ramirez's longest rush was for an incredible 70 yards. Gage Lewis also helped out as he racked up 144 rushing yards.
Wells now has a losing record of 5-6. As for Carlin, they pushed their record up to 9-1 with the victory, which was their ninth straight at home dating back to last season.
Wells does not have any more games scheduled as of now. As for Carlin, they will head out on the road to take on Tonopah at 6:00 p.m. on Friday. The Railroaders will need to watch out since the Muckers have now posted at least 31 points in their last five contests.
