Wells Combined School

Introducing the 2024 Homecoming Court Senior Princess-Elizabeth R Liz plays volleyball, basketball, and softball. She is in leadership and is the senior class president. She likes Greys Anatomy and Fuerza Regida. She plans to attend USU Senior Prince-Eyer M Eyer is in high school rodeo and plays basketball. He has been awarded a full ride rodeo scholarship in Texas. Senior Princess-Lillian H Lily wants to attend UNLV to become a nurse, she likes birria tacos and is involved in volleyball, track, Hope Squad, leadership and student council Senior Prince-Miguel M Miguel plays football, basketball and baseball Senior Princess-Gizelle F Gizelle plays volleyball and basketball and is in track and leadership. She likes Bruno Mars and wants to attend UNR to become an ultrasound tech Senior Prince-Jake G Jake is in football, wrestling and FFA. The most influential people in his life are his parents. Senior Princess-Callie B Callie likes Zack Bryan, mashed potatoes and Outer Banks. She is in FFA, basketball, track and high school rodeo. She is currently the Student Council Vice President Senior Prince-Cesar B Cesar plays football, basketball and baseball. He likes Mac Miller and tacos. Junior Princess-Adriana A Junior Prince-Joe D Sophomore Princess-Tegan R Sophomore Prince-Cutler M Freshman Princess-Jess W Freshman Prince-Landon H

Wells Junior Football Taco Feed Fundraiser Thursday, October 3rd from 5 pm to after the bonfire. Delivery options are available for an additional $2 per order. Taco dinner plate $10 (includes 2 tacos and taco salad) Taco/Taco Salad $5 Drinks $1 Dessert $1

Homecoming/Hall of Fame Volleyball games vs Wendover, Utah Wednesday. October 2nd JV 5:30 pm Varsity 6:30 pm Come and show your support for our Lady Leopards volleyball teams!

TWEEDLE DEE TWEEDLE DUM Dress up day for Wednesday, October 2nd is Twin Day or a Disney Duo

Volleyball Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Carlin Railroaders By Team Reports Sep 30, 2024 Wells was the 3-1 winner over Carlin when they last played one another back in November of 2023, but their luck changed this time around. The Wells Leopards fell 3-1 to the Carlin Railroaders on Thursday. Once all was said and done, the final score wound up at 25-16, 16-25, 25-19, 25-12. Wells has traveled a rocky road recently having lost seven of their last eight matches, which put a noticeable dent in their 3-13 record this season. As for Carlin, their win ended a five-game drought at home dating back to last season and bumped them up to 2-6. On Friday, Sep 27, 2024, the Wells Varsity Girls Volleyball team won their match against Jackpot High School by a score of 3-1.

Last night, our cheer squad hosted an entertaining JELL-O fight, marking an exciting kickoff to the many activities planned for our homecoming festivities this week.

We are thrilled to announce that three of our students have achieved remarkable success in the 2024 Elko County Fair Carcass Contest. Khloe placed first for goats, Stacia clinched the top spot for sheep, and Aron achieved second place for his sheep carcass. Congratulations!

On Thursday, Sep 26, 2024, the varsity boys football team lost their game against Carlin High School by a score of 28-50. Football Recap: Wells Leopards vs. Carlin Railroaders By Team Reports On Thursday, Wells faced Carlin in a battle between two of the state's top teams. The Wells Leopards came up short against the Carlin Railroaders, falling 50-28. The Leopards have now taken an 'L' in back-to-back games. It was another big night for Dylan Ramirez, who rushed for 154 yards and three touchdowns on only 13 carries for Carlin. Ramirez also deserves a shoutout for his performance on D, picking up two sacks and making nine total tackles. Speaking of playmakers, who could forget Gage Lewis, who went all the way with a kickoff return for a touchdown. Wells' defeat dropped their record down to 1-4. As for Carlin, the win (which was their third in a row) raised their record to 4-1. Wells will look to defend their home field on Friday against Coleville at 11:00 a.m.

Our cross country team participated in the Bob Firman Invitational Cross Country race in Boise, Idaho last weekend. A total of 5,010 athletes from 7 states and 166 high schools competed in various race categories. Our athletes competed in Varsity Division II. Results for the girls team: Angela 33:08.9 281st place April 29:09.02 (PR) 258th Laurel 33:01.9 (PR) 279th Marli 28:17.1 (PR) 243rd Millie 23:16.4 (PR) 110th Norah 34:02.0 282nd Boys results: Cameron 19:17 (PR) 178th Carson 22:29.6 (SR) 324th Chris 22:20.8 (SR) 317th Isaac 18:51.0 (PR) 135th Jayden 21:39.6 (PR) 302nd Mason 19:38.9 (PR) 207th Our runners will compete on Friday, October 11th at the Chimney Rock Municipal Golf Course at 2:00 pm.

HE-MAN VOLLEYBALL Tuesday, October 1st 7 pm High School Gym Bring a canned food item to get into the game Signed permission slips are due to Ms. H today

Wear your pajamas to school for SLEEPING BEAUTY DAY on Tuesday, October 1st

On Thursday, September 26th, the girls' golf team played at the West Wendover course. They clinched the top team position with a score of 518. Evelyn secured first place individually, boasting a score of 117, while Grace demonstrated remarkable skill, securing second place with a score of 119. Congratulations to the Lady Leopards golf team for their outstanding performance! Their next tournament is in Battle Mountain on Thursday, October 3rd.

It is HOMECOMING WEEK! Show your school spirit by dressing up in your class color on Monday, September 30th.

Parents: Your child will be bringing home the 2024-25 Federal Impact Aid Form on or about September 30. These forms are pre-bubbled. All you need to do is update your work status. Please complete all the fields that pertain to you, date and sign, and have your child return it to their school as soon as possible. By returning this form, you are helping our school district receive the appropriate amount of funding for our schools from the federal government.

Wells High School Homecoming 2024... THE HAPPIEST HOMECOMING ON EARTH Our student council, along with our wonderful advisor, Ms. H, have meticulously planned an exhilarating week filled with fun and entertaining activities for everyone to enjoy.

We want to express gratitude to the Wells Booster Club and the High School PTO for the amazing senior athlete banners! Ms. Hunsaker took photos of all our athletes, and with the help of Mrs. Cromley, they crafted the banners. These banners have brought an incredible amount of school spirit to our campus, and we are grateful for all the hard work that went into creating them. Go LEOPARDS!

Sports Physicals Physicals are required for any student participating in Intramural Sports Physical must be completed before tryouts... no exceptions! Provided by Jonathan Slothower, D.O. and Chad Francom, PA-C $35 cash, card, or check Wednesday, October 9th ALL DAY Please call for an appointment (775) 775-3437

Last week, the Nevada 4-H State Shooting Sports event took place in Fallon, Nevada. Cassidy R placed first in archery for intermediates. Colter R achieved first place in muzzleloader, first in archery for the senior division, as well as second place in .22 pistol. Mason N won three gold medals in air rifle, .22 rifle, and .22 pistol. Congratulations to our outstanding students for their remarkable achievements!

The Nevada State Board of Education is seeking community input about high school start times through a statewide survey. The survey is available on the Nevada Department of Education's website and will remain open through Oct. 4. This survey aims to collect input from students, parents, educators, and community members to guide decision-making on this important issue. The results of the survey may influence the development of a bill draft request for the 2025 legislative session. A bill of this nature would likely include decision-making from the state level about school start times in our county, as well as at all High School's across the state. To complete the survey, please visit the Nevada Department of Education's website at doe.nv.gov/news-media/2024-press-releases/high-school-start-time-survey

The boys' and girls' cross country teams competed at the Dani Bates 5000 meter race on Friday, September 20th. Our athletes performed outstandingly, achieving personal records (PRs) and season records (SRs). Cameron 20:59.1 SR Carson 23:43.3 SR Chris 23:03.3 SR Isaac 19:14.1 PR Jayden 24:03.2 PR Angela 32:22.2 PR April 31:11.7 PR Avery 35:08.9 PR Laurel 33:17.0 PR Marli 29:42.4 PR Millie 25:13.7 Norah 33:32.5 PR