Wabaunsee High School's Student Newspaper
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.
At the USD 329 monthly board meeting March 20, the board heard presentations about a proposal of new tennis courts, feedback about girls wrestling and special education services.
Wabaunsee’s state qualifiers all went 1-2 at the state tournament, losing in consolation rounds.
Three wrestlers have made the state tournament for the Chargers. Junior Alex Beggs qualified for the boys at 175. Juniors Sophia Castillo and Sienna Jones both made the state tournament in the girls first season as a team.
Girls wrestling is a new program to WHS, and it’s only existed in Kansas for a few years. Despite the local support and enthusiasm our team has enjoyed, there are some glaring differences in fairness between boys and girls at tournaments.
For Throwback Thursday we travel back to 1985 to observe the Wabaunsee Chargers wrestling team.
On Saturday wrestling competed in two different meets. The boys wrestled at Council Grove while the girls wrestled at Rock Creek.
Wrestling competes and Herington and basketball resumes its season against St. Marys.
The girls wrestling team placed third in its debut meet at Clay Center on Saturday.
The Charger boys wrestling kicked off its season Saturday at Wamego. Both teams head to Clay Center tomorrow.
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