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WHS track qualified in nine events at the state track meet. At the end of the weekend, sophomore Payton Wurtz added four medals to her resume and the team earned its second-highest finish in school history at 7th place.
During the USD 329 board meeting May 8, there were discussions about resignations, track repairs, FCCLA national funding and new flooring.
Tuesday, the baseball and softball teams each brought their seasons to an end after a well-fought battle to continue campaigns for state.
For the first time in Wabaunsee history, the boys golf team is headed to state.
Class of '23 plans for the future.
For the third year in a row, The Charger received an All-Kansas designation from the Kansas Scholastic Press Association.
In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, on Tuesday, we asked some staff members to tell us about some of their favorite teachers.
Senior Jenna Donaldson signed her letter of intent to wrestle at Central Christian College in a celebration Monday at WHS. Donaldson has only wrestled this past year, as the only senior on the team.
Lots of WHS students play sports, but six graduating seniors have played every season of their careers without a break. These “12-sport” athletes played every season from freshman through senior years, even though a couple of them switched sports along the way.
Senior Paxton Meyer signed to play softball for the Allen County Community College Red Devils.
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