🎭 Join us for a night of adventure with the WHS Drama Club’s presentation of
**The Three Musketeers**
**Date:** November 19th
**Location:** Wells High School
**Showtime:** 6:30 PM
**Tickets:** Just $5!
Bring your friends and family! We can't wait to see you there!
**The Three Musketeers**
**Date:** November 19th
**Location:** Wells High School
**Showtime:** 6:30 PM
**Tickets:** Just $5!
Bring your friends and family! We can't wait to see you there!
Good luck at STATE cross country!! Thank you to the cheerleaders for decorating the bus! Go Leopards🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽
Fall Sports Banquet
Wednesday, November 12th
Wells High School Gym
7:00 PM
Celebrate our athletes and their amazing fall seasons! 🧡🖤
Wednesday, November 12th
Wells High School Gym
7:00 PM
Celebrate our athletes and their amazing fall seasons! 🧡🖤
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
11/5/2025
Wells boys, girls book 2A state qualifications
RENO — Unlike the Division 3A regional meet — which takes the top four teams from the North and the top four from South — only the top three teams from the North and the South regional meets earn positions in the 2A state meet.
But the Wells boys and girls teams punched the third and final spots in the team standings for their respective genders.
Boys Results
North Tahoe dominated the team standings with a total of 36 points, opening a 28-point margin of victory.
Incline finished second with 64 points, and Wells followed in third by one point with a total of 65.
West Wendover ranked sixth in the team standings with 167 points.
Individually, North Tahoe sophomore Elio Adriani won the race by 16 seconds with a time of 16:54.
Whittell senior Logan Robertson ran second in 17:10 and qualified for state as an individual.
Junior Isaac Gale led the Leopards with a third-place time of 17:36, senior Cameron Livingstone crossed fifth in 17:58 and junior Mason Noorda finished in 18:47 for eighth place.
For the Wolverines, sophomore Jayden Rodriguez earned the third of seven individual qualifications to state — given to athletes from non-qualifying teams — and crossed the line 12th overall with a time of 19:28.
Wells crossed consecutively in 27th and 28th as sophomore Jayden Kiser posted a time of 20:36 and junior Marcos Cobian tallied a 20:42.
Sophomore Weston Sorenson finished in 21:38 for 32nd place, and the Leopards’ roster was capped with a 38th place time of 22:19 by senior Carson Ballard.
Jackpot was led in 39th by senior Angel Martinez in 22:27.
West Wendover went back-to-back in 41st and 42nd with respective times of 22:42 and 23:15 from junior Aiden Benitez and senior Oscar Chavez.
Junior Nikk Flores finished 48th with a time of 23:42.
For the Jaguars, sophomore Kevin Jack closed off the roster and top 50 in 23:43.
For the Wolverines, sophomore Jayden Gonzalez finished in 24:27 for 54th — senior Aleixo Luna running a 25:11 in 57th.
Carlin sophomore Wyatt Kamensky led the team in 64th with a time of 27:38.
West Wendover’s roster was rounded out with a time of 29:15 in 67th place by senior Allan Childress.
The Railroaders’ roster was capped with a 69th place time of 30:13 by freshman Jhon Vicente.
Girls Results
The Lady Lakers gave North Tahoe a clean sweep of the team titles with a total of 28 points — opening a 16-point margin of victory — and Incline finished second with 44.
Wells earned the third and final team berth to the 2A state meet with 58 points.
North Tahoe went one-two-three individually.
Freshman Lucia Avril won the race by an absurd 34 seconds with a time of 20:32, senior Britta Johnson finished second in 21:06 and senior Niki Johnson took third in 21:39.
Locally, Wells sophomore Millie Cromley ran a 21:49 for fourth place.
Freshman teammate Maggie Neff took eighth in 23:13.
Junior April Bochman finished 18th with a time of 25:16, and freshman Natalie Dahl crossed in 25:59 and capped the top 20.
The Lady Leopards crossed in order at 24th and 25th as junior Marli Dahl closed in 27:34, and freshman Reese Livingstone ran a 18:14.
West Wendover was led with a 29:18 in 29th by junior Keyla Escareno, and Carlin was paced with a 29:28 at 30th for senior Jaden Loftin.
Freshman Brynli Dahl capped Wells’ roster with a time of 29:38 for 31st.
Jackpot pushed its three runners over the line consecutively from 33rd through 35th.
Senior Eunice Dominguez posted a 31:14, senior Jocelyn Cervantes tallied a 31:14 of her own and junior Karina Lucero recorded a 31:35.
West Wendover’s team was rounded out with a consecutive finish in 36th and 37th with respective times of 32:09 and 32:18 by juniors Karina Perez and Alexis Miramontes.
Carlin’s roster was capped with a 40th place time of 35:34 by freshman Savanna Hughes.
Owyhee senior Angelina Mason — the school’s only runner — closed out the 43-girl field with a time of 43:40.
State Meet
The Division 2A Nevada State Cross Country Championships will take place on the same course as the regional meet at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, the boys running at 11:10 a.m. Saturday and the girls competing at 1:50 p.m.
Anthony Mori
11/5/2025
Wells boys, girls book 2A state qualifications
RENO — Unlike the Division 3A regional meet — which takes the top four teams from the North and the top four from South — only the top three teams from the North and the South regional meets earn positions in the 2A state meet.
But the Wells boys and girls teams punched the third and final spots in the team standings for their respective genders.
Boys Results
North Tahoe dominated the team standings with a total of 36 points, opening a 28-point margin of victory.
Incline finished second with 64 points, and Wells followed in third by one point with a total of 65.
West Wendover ranked sixth in the team standings with 167 points.
Individually, North Tahoe sophomore Elio Adriani won the race by 16 seconds with a time of 16:54.
Whittell senior Logan Robertson ran second in 17:10 and qualified for state as an individual.
Junior Isaac Gale led the Leopards with a third-place time of 17:36, senior Cameron Livingstone crossed fifth in 17:58 and junior Mason Noorda finished in 18:47 for eighth place.
For the Wolverines, sophomore Jayden Rodriguez earned the third of seven individual qualifications to state — given to athletes from non-qualifying teams — and crossed the line 12th overall with a time of 19:28.
Wells crossed consecutively in 27th and 28th as sophomore Jayden Kiser posted a time of 20:36 and junior Marcos Cobian tallied a 20:42.
Sophomore Weston Sorenson finished in 21:38 for 32nd place, and the Leopards’ roster was capped with a 38th place time of 22:19 by senior Carson Ballard.
Jackpot was led in 39th by senior Angel Martinez in 22:27.
West Wendover went back-to-back in 41st and 42nd with respective times of 22:42 and 23:15 from junior Aiden Benitez and senior Oscar Chavez.
Junior Nikk Flores finished 48th with a time of 23:42.
For the Jaguars, sophomore Kevin Jack closed off the roster and top 50 in 23:43.
For the Wolverines, sophomore Jayden Gonzalez finished in 24:27 for 54th — senior Aleixo Luna running a 25:11 in 57th.
Carlin sophomore Wyatt Kamensky led the team in 64th with a time of 27:38.
West Wendover’s roster was rounded out with a time of 29:15 in 67th place by senior Allan Childress.
The Railroaders’ roster was capped with a 69th place time of 30:13 by freshman Jhon Vicente.
Girls Results
The Lady Lakers gave North Tahoe a clean sweep of the team titles with a total of 28 points — opening a 16-point margin of victory — and Incline finished second with 44.
Wells earned the third and final team berth to the 2A state meet with 58 points.
North Tahoe went one-two-three individually.
Freshman Lucia Avril won the race by an absurd 34 seconds with a time of 20:32, senior Britta Johnson finished second in 21:06 and senior Niki Johnson took third in 21:39.
Locally, Wells sophomore Millie Cromley ran a 21:49 for fourth place.
Freshman teammate Maggie Neff took eighth in 23:13.
Junior April Bochman finished 18th with a time of 25:16, and freshman Natalie Dahl crossed in 25:59 and capped the top 20.
The Lady Leopards crossed in order at 24th and 25th as junior Marli Dahl closed in 27:34, and freshman Reese Livingstone ran a 18:14.
West Wendover was led with a 29:18 in 29th by junior Keyla Escareno, and Carlin was paced with a 29:28 at 30th for senior Jaden Loftin.
Freshman Brynli Dahl capped Wells’ roster with a time of 29:38 for 31st.
Jackpot pushed its three runners over the line consecutively from 33rd through 35th.
Senior Eunice Dominguez posted a 31:14, senior Jocelyn Cervantes tallied a 31:14 of her own and junior Karina Lucero recorded a 31:35.
West Wendover’s team was rounded out with a consecutive finish in 36th and 37th with respective times of 32:09 and 32:18 by juniors Karina Perez and Alexis Miramontes.
Carlin’s roster was capped with a 40th place time of 35:34 by freshman Savanna Hughes.
Owyhee senior Angelina Mason — the school’s only runner — closed out the 43-girl field with a time of 43:40.
State Meet
The Division 2A Nevada State Cross Country Championships will take place on the same course as the regional meet at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park, the boys running at 11:10 a.m. Saturday and the girls competing at 1:50 p.m.
Elko Daily Free Press
Anthony Mori
11/5/2025
Lady Leopards shock the world
EUREKA — Entering the Division 1A East regional tournament, the Wells volleyball team’s record was 4-6 in league play — posting wins against only Carlin and McDermitt.
The No. 4 Lady Leopards needed two wins in order to qualify for the state tourney — playing in the lone quarterfinal match — and found their stride at the right time.
On Saturday, No. 4 Wells shut out No. 5 McDermitt in straight sets — sweeping the season series with the Lady Bulldogs — followed with a shocking sweep of No. 1 Eureka in the semifinal round and punched its ticket to the big dance.
In the regional championship, the Lady Leopards lost 3-1 in four games to No. 2 Lund.
Versus McDermitt
Against the Lady Bulldogs, Wells never faced a margin closer than five points — winning in three frames by scores of 25-17, 25-19 and 25-20.
Versus Eureka
Against the hosting and No. 1 Lady Vandals, the Lady Leopards not only won — in a sweep — they dominated.
After a 25-20 victory in the first set, Wells closed out the margin with consecutive double-digit victories of 25-14 and 25-15.
Versus Lund
In the regional title match, the Lady Leopards may have run out of gas — the lone team of the tournament that played three times on the same day — could not find their stride after an emotional victory and did play their best volleyball.
Lund won the first set 25-21, and the Lady Mustangs followed with a 25-20 victory in the second.
Wells staved off elimination with a 25-21 win in the third set, but Lund slammed the door and claimed the regional championship with a 25-17 victory in the fourth,
State Tournament
The East No. 2 Lady Leopards (8-21 overall, 4-6 in league) will face Central No. 1 Round Mountain (17-5 overall, 6-0 in league) in the quarterfinal round of the Division 2A Nevada State Volleyball Championships at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, at Fernley High School.
Anthony Mori
11/5/2025
Lady Leopards shock the world
EUREKA — Entering the Division 1A East regional tournament, the Wells volleyball team’s record was 4-6 in league play — posting wins against only Carlin and McDermitt.
The No. 4 Lady Leopards needed two wins in order to qualify for the state tourney — playing in the lone quarterfinal match — and found their stride at the right time.
On Saturday, No. 4 Wells shut out No. 5 McDermitt in straight sets — sweeping the season series with the Lady Bulldogs — followed with a shocking sweep of No. 1 Eureka in the semifinal round and punched its ticket to the big dance.
In the regional championship, the Lady Leopards lost 3-1 in four games to No. 2 Lund.
Versus McDermitt
Against the Lady Bulldogs, Wells never faced a margin closer than five points — winning in three frames by scores of 25-17, 25-19 and 25-20.
Versus Eureka
Against the hosting and No. 1 Lady Vandals, the Lady Leopards not only won — in a sweep — they dominated.
After a 25-20 victory in the first set, Wells closed out the margin with consecutive double-digit victories of 25-14 and 25-15.
Versus Lund
In the regional title match, the Lady Leopards may have run out of gas — the lone team of the tournament that played three times on the same day — could not find their stride after an emotional victory and did play their best volleyball.
Lund won the first set 25-21, and the Lady Mustangs followed with a 25-20 victory in the second.
Wells staved off elimination with a 25-21 win in the third set, but Lund slammed the door and claimed the regional championship with a 25-17 victory in the fourth,
State Tournament
The East No. 2 Lady Leopards (8-21 overall, 4-6 in league) will face Central No. 1 Round Mountain (17-5 overall, 6-0 in league) in the quarterfinal round of the Division 2A Nevada State Volleyball Championships at 3:30 p.m. Thursday, at Fernley High School.
Joseph Tate and Fermin Martinez, along with some leadership students, visited the 5th grade class to teach them about flag etiquette and how to properly fold the American flag. ❤️🤍💙
Camo Day at Wells Junior High and High School
On Wednesday, November 5, students showed off their best camo gear and enjoyed a fun assembly filled with games and school spirit!
On Wednesday, November 5, students showed off their best camo gear and enjoyed a fun assembly filled with games and school spirit!
Attached is a link to the State Volleyball Championship program, brought to you by Kukulski Publishing
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🏃♀️ Girls Cross Country competed at the Class 2A NIAA Northern Regionals at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno
Millie C – 4th • 21:49
Maggie N – 8th • 23:13
April B – 18th • 25:16
Natalie D – 20th • 25:59
Marli D – 24th • 27:34
Reese L – 25th • 28:14
Brynli D – 31st • 29:38
The team earned a score of 58, placing 3rd overall!
🖤 Great job, girls!
They will run at STATE on Saturday, November 8th, on the same course, at 1:50 pm.
Millie C – 4th • 21:49
Maggie N – 8th • 23:13
April B – 18th • 25:16
Natalie D – 20th • 25:59
Marli D – 24th • 27:34
Reese L – 25th • 28:14
Brynli D – 31st • 29:38
The team earned a score of 58, placing 3rd overall!
🖤 Great job, girls!
They will run at STATE on Saturday, November 8th, on the same course, at 1:50 pm.
Wells Elementary School - November Events
🏃♂️ WHS Cross Country competed at the Division race on October 31 in Reno. The team finished 3rd overall with a score of 65 and is heading to State this Saturday, November 8th, at Rancho San Rafael Park in Reno.🌟
Results:
🥉 Isaac – 3rd, 17:36
🏅 Cam – 5th, 17:58
Mason – 8th, 18:47
Jayden – 27th, 20:36
Marcos – 28th, 20:42
Weston – 32nd, 21:38
Carson – 38th, 22:19
Results:
🥉 Isaac – 3rd, 17:36
🏅 Cam – 5th, 17:58
Mason – 8th, 18:47
Jayden – 27th, 20:36
Marcos – 28th, 20:42
Weston – 32nd, 21:38
Carson – 38th, 22:19
Our intramural boys' and girls' basketball teams will be playing in Elko and Spring Creek on Friday, November 7, 2025. Good luck to the teams!
Mrs. B took her sophomore class on a tour of Wells! They explored the Presbyterian Church, viewed the aerial photo at City Hall, visited the Coral House (the oldest structure in Wells), saw the site of the first jail, toured the Bank of Wells, stopped by the Visitor Center, checked out the little red schoolhouse, and explored the second jail. A fun and educational trip through our town’s history!
Dear Wells Combined Families,
This morning there was an inadvertant pressing of our Centegix alarm system that triggered a very brief lockout at Wells Combined Shool.
Please know there was no threat or emergency. Everyone is safe.
We apologize for the false alarm and any concern it may have caused. As always, student and staff safety remain our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding. Thank you for your continued support.
This morning there was an inadvertant pressing of our Centegix alarm system that triggered a very brief lockout at Wells Combined Shool.
Please know there was no threat or emergency. Everyone is safe.
We apologize for the false alarm and any concern it may have caused. As always, student and staff safety remain our top priority, and we appreciate your understanding. Thank you for your continued support.
Camo Day!
This Wednesday, November 5th, is Camo Day — show your school spirit and wear your favorite camouflage gear! 💚🤎🖤
This Wednesday, November 5th, is Camo Day — show your school spirit and wear your favorite camouflage gear! 💚🤎🖤
Huge shoutout to our football team for their big 55–12 win over Coleville on November 1st! Way to go, boys! 🖤🧡🏈
Congratulations to Brylee Henderson, Gavin Curry, Justice Nelson, and Riley Jo Glascock for being selected as the Wells Players of the Game!
The team will take on the Carlin Railroaders in the State Quarterfinals on Saturday, November 8th at 1 pm in Carlin.
Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.niaa.com/tickets/
Go LEOPARDS!
Congratulations to Brylee Henderson, Gavin Curry, Justice Nelson, and Riley Jo Glascock for being selected as the Wells Players of the Game!
The team will take on the Carlin Railroaders in the State Quarterfinals on Saturday, November 8th at 1 pm in Carlin.
Tickets can be purchased online at http://www.niaa.com/tickets/
Go LEOPARDS!
Our AOT team traveled to Owyhee on Monday, November 3rd, to compete in their first match of the season! They faced Owyhee and Jackpot, coming out on top with a total score of 12 — Owyhee finished with 9 and Jackpot with 6. Great job, team! 🖤🧡
🎶 Our Honor Choir students are in Elko today at the Performing Arts Building, learning and performing under the direction of Stephanie Lynn Council! They’ll be there today and tomorrow, wrapping up with a special performance tomorrow night. We’re so proud of their hard work and dedication! 🎵✨
Hey everyone! Just a friendly reminder, there is a Booster Club meeting tonight, Monday, November 3, 2025, at 6:30 PM. We’ll be gathering in Amy Hunsaker's room at the high school. Hope to see you all there!
🏐 Shout out to our Volleyball Team!
Our girls worked hard at the 1A East League Playoffs — defeating McDermitt (25-17, 25-19, 25-20) and Eureka (25-20, 25-14, 25-15) to advance to the championship game. They battled tough against Lund, falling just short (25-21, 25-20, 21-25, 25-17).
🧡🖤 Way to go, ladies! We are so proud of you! 🧡🖤
They will travel to Fernley to take on Round Mountain at the State quarterfinals on Thursday, November 6, at 3:30 pm.
Tickets must be purchased online http://www.niaa.com/tickets/
