THE
BRONC
Volume 17 – 2nd Edition
December 19, 2013
Basketball Homecoming 2013
Basketball Royalty
KHS celebrated Homecoming this year before the first game of the year
against Garfield County foe Garber on November 22. Queen candidates were
Karlee Bittle, Elizabeth Elliott, Mari Ryan Voth, and Hannah Wuerflein. King
candidates were Connor McCollough, Lee Olmstead, and Trev Schoenhals.
The kindergarten escorts were Torie Rhodes and Chase Pirtle. KHS swept the
double-header basketball games. Great start for the season!
FCA Game Day activities Winter 2014
KHS FCA will be participating in several Game Day activities at Oklahoma
State University. On Monday, Dec. 30, we will travel to Stillwater to watch
OSU men play Robert Morris University. Cost will be $5 per person which
includes the FCA rally, pizza, and the game. OSU coach Travis Ford will be
the guest speaker! This is open to students in grades 7-12. We will leave KHS
at 3:15 pm and return about 11 pm. Students interested in going need to pay
the money to Mr. Gossen by Friday, December 20.
Then on Sunday, Jan. 26, we will go watch OSU women in a Big XII game
with Baylor University. Cost for this trip will be $5 per person which includes
the FCA rally, pizza, and the game.
Finally, on March 2nd, we will go watch one of the best wrestling teams in
the nation (OSU, of course) take on American University. Cost is again only
$5 per person and includes the rally, pizza, and the matches. More
information on these last two will come later.
Band Royalty
King Trev & Queen Hannah
KHS breaks for Christmas and New
Year. School is out at 11:00 am on
Friday, Dec. 20, 2013, and will resume
at regular time, weather permitting,
on Monday, January 6, 2014.
Band Royalty
The Pride of KHS crowned its Band Royalty before the annual Christmas
Program on Tuesday, Dec. 17. Queen candidates were Karlee Bittle, Ryan
Voth, and Hannah Wuerflein. King candidates were Connor McCollough,
Brenden Stokes, and Chantz Tucker. Ryan and Chantz were named Queen
and King! Congratulations!
Trivia Challenge 2014
25th Anniversary Edition
This will be the 25th year that KHS has put on the Trivia Challenge!. Teams
from all over northwest Oklahoma (and some participants from Tulsa,
Weatherford, and southern Kansas) have been trekking to KHS sometime in
the spring of the year to compete for the title “Champions of Trivia”. This
year’s edition will be held appropriately enough on Tuesday, April 1st. Entry
fee is $60 per team of four members (only $15 per person). All funds raised
go to support KHS academic bowl teams.
King Chantz & Queen Ryan
Merry Christmas
and a
Happy New Year
THE BRONC
KHS Homecoming Court
5th/6th Academic team
l-r: Connor, Karlee, King Trev, Queen Hannah, Liz, Lee, Ryan
Kg: Chase Pirtle and Torrie Rhodes
Homecoming contest winners
by Skyler Woodruff
One Homecoming activity was the poster contest. The poster grand prize
winner was Demi Suitor. Fourth-sixth grade winner was Mary Keithly; first third grade winners were Dylan Moser and Couper Frisendahl;, Pre-K/Kg
winners were Cash Parrish and Tuscany Maner.
National Honor Society Blood Drive
by Karlee Bittle
A letter was received from NW Oklahoma Blood institute about our Blood
Drive on Dec. 2. In part it said, “It is vital to have strong community partners,
such as Kremlin-Hillsdale High School and community that see the value in
dedicating time to organizing blood drives and encouraging donations. This is
no ordinary community partnership. Among the 18 caring people who stepped
up to help, 17 were able to donate. This means there are neighbors, coworkers
and family members across Oklahoma who are alive due to blood provided
through your support. On behalf of patients across our state counting on
support like this we are truly grateful. Your partnership means so much.”
Several KHS students who donated were first time donors but many were
donating for the second time or more. NHS will host another blood drive in
the spring.
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KHS elementary academic team
travelled to Medford on Dec. 4 for
Oklahoma Junior Academic Bowl
Association
(OJABA)
district
tournament. They faced off with
Medford first and at the end of
regulation, the score was tied.
Medford won the tie-breaking
question to win 300-290.
KHS defeated Canton in the
second game 330-110. Leading the
scoring for the Broncs was captain
Bradie Gray with 240 points. Others
on the team and points scored were
Magwire Lunday (20), Sophie
Fosmire (10), Rachel Reimer (20),
Katy Brashears, and Cooper Coffey.
Roger Gossen is team coach.
The team will travel to Canton on
January 11 for the Regional
tournament. Other teams there will
be Medford, Canton, Canute, Fargo,
Leedey, and Reydon. The top three
teams from Regionals advance to
State at OU on March 29.
Three more OJABA teams to
compete in January
KHS will also field teams in three
more divisions of OJABA this year.
All three teams play district
competition in January.
The 6th/7th team (captain Natalie
Haggard, Bobbie Gray, Hannah
Rundle, Brett Russell, Bradie Gray,
Sophie Fosmire, and Magwire
Lunday) will compete at Medford on
Jan. 14 at 1:00 pm. The 8th grade
team (captain Josh Reimer, Alice
Keithly, Ian Franklin, Cody Bower,
Mahayla Mitchell, and Dakota
Gabriel) will compete at Lamont on
Jan 15 at 9:30 am. The 8th/9th team
(captain Briley Craig, Zeb Hawkins,
Corbin Lunday, Emily Felber, Paul
Courtney, and Josh Reimer) compete
at Cherokee on Jan. 20 at 3:25 pm.
THE BRONC
High school academic team places third in
KHS Invitational Tournament
KHAEF news
by Leland Streck
If you’ve wondered why there’s a cooker in the entry
way of the gymnasium, here’s your answer: The KremlinHillsdale Academic Enrichment Foundation is raffling it
off for our winter fundraiser. The cooker is a really nice,
solid one built and donated by Kremlin Welding and
Fabrication. Tickets are 1 for $5 or 5 for $20. The funds
generated are used for our Grants for Teachers program
awarded each year to our incredible faculty. The drawing
will be following the KHS basketball season. You can
purchase tickets at any home game or contact Ms. Kristi
at the school (or any of the Foundation members). You
can also see it by going to the KHAEF Facebook page.
Thank you for your on-going support of the Foundation
and our KHS students.
KHS fielded a freshman team and a varsity team in the
24-team KHS Invitational on November 9. KHS White
team (freshmen) lost to Pioneer and OBA and beat
DCLA. Zeb Hawkins scored 170 points, Josh Reimer (8th
grader) scored 100 points and Briley Craig scored 20
points. Others on the team were Corbin Lunday, Emily
Lunday, and Paul Courtney.
KHS Red (varsity) swept through its pool undefeated
beating Vici, Temple, and Plainview JV.
In the
quarterfinals, KHS defeated OBA, lost to Drummond I in
the semi-finals, and then beat Drummond II for third
place. Drummond I defeated Caney Valley in the
championship game.
KHS hosts Regional tournament
WildHorse Gang news
KHS hosted ten other teams in the Class A Region 2
tournament for OSSAA on November 16. KHS beat
DCLA 150 – 90, lost a tight match to Timberlake 140160, knocked Cimarron out of the tournament 200-130,
and then led Cherokee til the very end and lost 180-190 to
finish fourth and advance to the Area tournament on
January 18 at KHS.
Captain Jacob Pekrul scored 180 points, Hayden
Bonine 170 points, Jordan Presley 80 points. Others on
the team are Connor Snapp, Megan Courtney, and Trev
Schoenhals.
KHS will attend the NOC-Tonkawa Invitational on
January 9 before Area on Jan. 18 and the Cherokee Strip
Conference Tournament January 24-25 at NWOSU-Enid
campus. The Broncs have a record of 10-4.
by Gini Zaloudek
WHG members Harley and Hunter Perdue, Jordan
Bailey, Emma and Heather Aebi, J.D., Emily and Olivia
Felber, Chloe Beth and David Campbell, along with
Cindy Felber, Joyce Fales and Gini Z, all served as guest
ushers for the Enid Symphony during their performances
of “Around the World with Disney” and “Christmas
Music with Tom Wopat”.
The Gang held its Christmas meeting on Dec. 3 with
each member receiving a small gift and enjoyed
fellowship and food. The Gang voted to make a donation
to “Food 4 Kids.”
On Dec. 6, the Gang served at the annual Integris
Christmas Dinner and Volunteer Banquet. They enjoyed
a pizza dinner prior to the banquet and received a
donation from Integris.
On Dec. 8, the Gang served treats to customers at the
annual Dillard’s VIP Night. Moms will serve as gift
wrappes and all will receive Dillard’s Gift cards for their
help.
The next meeting for the WildHorse Gang will be
Tuesday, January 7, 2014. They always have a great time
at their activities.
Counselor
by Andrew Unruh
NWOSU will have a rep at Kremlin on January 6th to
talk to seniors before lunch. FAFSA financial aid
workshop will be here on January 20th, 2014, at 6 P.M. for
juniors and seniors as well as their parents. Chad Cargill
workshop is on January 30, 2014. Cost is $30 and a
limited number of spots are available. See Mrs. Smithson
if you are interested or need more information on any of
these items.
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Junior news
Seventh grade news
by Hayden Bonine
by Morgan Miller
Hello students and parents! Here at Kremlin we have
almost finished another great nine weeks, and I think we
are all ready for Christmas break! We are doing great in
sports! Our junior high girls’ basketball team has had a
great season! And I hear the boys are working hard. It is
almost time for our big tests and lots of studying! But
after all of it, the kids who haven’t gotten detention or
remediation get a great surprise. I hope you have a
wonderful Christmas and happy new year!
The junior class is having a great year, and is eager for
Christmas break. They are enjoying the basketball season
with many players filling out the boys and girls teams.
They have done a wonderful job representing the school
and class in all their games so far. There are many people
in the class that cheer on the Broncs in both cheerleading
and pep club. It’s going to be a great year for the juniors.
Sophomore news
by Connor Snapp
The sophomore class has been busy, all of us have
recently taken the PSAT and ACT Plan tests. With
football ending, the new basketball season starting, it has
shown that the sophomores are doing great for both boys
and girls. And also, many classmates are in pep club
supporting the teams.
Elementary news
by Kristi Hilburn
In November the elementary had their nine week
assembly and we had 37 students on the Principal’s
Honor Roll and 31 students on the Superintendent’s
Honor Roll. We also had 21 gold metals, 19 silver
medals, 12 bronze medals with the Reading Olympics that
were handed out. We also had our Rise and Shine at the
first of the month. The Fourth grade did a showcase and
Mrs. Carson was teacher of the month and we added 7
new names to the Kindness Wall.
Our elementary basketball has started as well. Our
Kindergarten through Third grade teachers have been
meeting with parents to address those students who are
below benchmark. We had our Rise and Shine on Monday
October 8, 2013 and we recognized our Star Students.
The students that made the Kindness Wall of Fame and
the teachers of the month were Mrs. Riddle for August
and Mrs. Buller for September. Also, our enrollment for
Pre-Kindergarten through Fifth grade is at 150 students.
Freshman news
by Zeb Hawkins
This quarter sports were ending and new ones were
beginning. Football sadly ended while basketball was just
starting. Basketball homecoming this year was all about
the Wizard of Oz. We enjoyed each day, ending the week
with a spirit day. This has been a great quarter. We are
going to enjoy our break.
Eighth grade news
by Alice Keithly
This winter season, the 8th graders have definitely busy
with sports and preparations for the Christmas program.
Sports are very important to the 8th graders. The boys and
girls are both doing well in their basketball seasons.
Mahayla Mitchell, who plays the post position on the girls
team says, "My favorite part of basketball is playing the
game." The 8th graders appreciate all support they receive
from Kremlin-Hillsdale fans and encourage them to come
out on Mondays and Thursdays to cheer them on at their
game.
The Christmas program on December 17th at 6:30 will
feature performances from the elementary, junior high,
and high school students at Kremlin-Hillsdale. The 8th
graders will play 2 or 3 songs as part of the junior high
band and they have worked very hard to make it a
fantastic performance.
The 8th graders are very excited to see what other
opportunities await them in their last year of junior high.
Kindergarten news
by Mrs. Pekrul
The 27 students in the kindergarten class have been
working hard on reading and addition. They have also
been learning nursery rhymes. They have read and studied
animal homes the past few weeks.
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Sixth grade news
High school principal
by Dalton McAlister
I think that most of the 6th graders have finally figured
out the schedule of switching classes. At first it was a
struggle to get from class to class with a bell and lockers.
I think most of us have it down. As we get further into
the year, it gets better and easier. We are also getting
more organized.
Academic team members include Bradie Gray, Sophie
Fosmire, and Magwire Lunday. They won one and lost
one to finish second in the district tournament at Medford.
They work harder and are getting closer to finishing first.
In basketball, the girls have won 6 and lost 2 games,
coming in second in the tournament at Hillsdale. the boys
on the other hand came out to a rough start. But we’re
getting better and won four straight after losing our first
six games.
All of the sixth graders cannot wait until Christmas
break. We are all so excited. We’re all really nervous
about our first semester tests. These will be another first
for us and another enw experience for us.
I hope everybody has a great Christmas and a happy
New Year!
by Andrew Unruh
H.S. principal Jeremy Brashears announces this year’s
teacher of the month award winners were Coach Turney
in August, Mrs. Edington in September, Mrs. Pirtle in
October, Mrs. Chesser in November, and Mr. Gossen for
December. The student of the month award winners were
Hannah Wuerflein in September, Chantz Tucker in
October, Shay Regier in November, and Tyler Jones in
December.
Bronc Pride Day will be held on Friday, December 20,
2013, for all “students in good standing.” This
involves over 80 KHS students in grades 6-12.
4-H Club news
by Emily Felber
The 4-H Club sponsored angels for this Christmas.
They sponsored a boy and a girl. On December 4 they
rang bells at Jumbo’s Food. The junior 4-H Christmas
party was Tuesday December 10. The senior 4-H
Christmas party will be on the 19 of December. Coming
up soon is the 4-H mall day at Oakwood Mall. 4-H
members will show off their project work. Currently they
are having a baby food drive. They are raising money at
every home basketball game. Mrs. Schroeder would like
to thank everyone for their support and asks that you
continue to support them.
If you are interested in joining 4-H you can get your
forms from the OSU Extension Office. You can do
shooting sports with 4-H and you can show animals. With
4-H you can help make your community a better place
and help others in your community.
Mrs. Debbie Dobbs – new cafeteria worker
by Eugene Brooks
It is our privilege to welcome our new KHS staff
member Mrs. Debbie Dobbs. Mrs. Dobbs came from
working in daycare. She was born in Greenville, South
Carolina, and she will be our new cafeteria worker. Mrs.
Dobbs says “she loves working with food and kids.” She
has 4 kids and 3 grandchildren and she is married. Mrs.
Dobbs plans on staying here awhile. Her favorite part of
Kremlin Hillsdale is the people and the community. Her
favorite food is Chocolate Amrady Frozen Yogurt. Mrs.
Dobbs likes reading and gardening for her hobbies. We
enjoy having Mrs. Debbie Dobbs as a part of the Kremlin
Hillsdale staff.
Kremlin Home Culture Club news
The HCE met Nov. 12 at the home of Jennie Meyer.
She presented a lesson on a “Green Holiday” Ideas for an
environmentally friendly holiday season were exchanged.
The club discussed providing cookies for the Cherokee
Strip Museum Open House, the club’s Christmas party,
the nursing home couple the club has adopted and
community activities for the upcoming year.
Those attending were Stefanie Franklin, Virginia Craig,
Beverly Buller, Betty Sissom, Sharon riddle, Joyce Fales,
Bronwyn Streck, Linda Sader and Avis Forbes.
FFA Booster Club news
by Mary Elliot
The last event that was held by the booster club was the
chili and soup cook-off and pie auction. We had several
delicious soups and types of chili that were taste tested.
The winner of the chili cook-off was Jamie Myers and the
best soup was made by Kendra Sellers. Thank you to
everyone who helped make our annual soup and chili
cook-off a huge success!
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Band Booster news
Library news
by Cassidy Albert
The Kremlin-Hillsdale band will be selling band bucks
this year in order to fundraise for their future trip to
Disney World. If you would like to help support them,
you can use band bucks at Jumbo Foods.
You can also support the Kremlin-Hillsdale band by
coming to see them at this year’s Christmas program on
the seventeenth of December.
by Jamelyn Schultz
The elementary is participating in the Kremlin Hillsdale
reading Olympics. The following students received
medals for the first 9 weeks. 2nd grade medals: Jordan
Bailey, Damien Rainey and Aowyn Seek received the
gold medal and Sarah Brashears, Brea Maner and Alina
Wolfe received the silver medal. The 3rd grade medals:
Maddie Gray, Jaleigh Jacobs, Dylan Moser, Ty Neal,
Logan Seek, Emma Truman, Bradyn Winningham all
received the gold medal. Couper Frisendahl, Rachelle
Gragg, Karys Lam, Izzy Long, Faith Mack, Noah
Maddox, Maddox Myers, Zach Snodgrass all received the
silver medal.
The cafeteria is serving flavored milk
(strawberry and vanilla ) once a week.
FFA news
Stuco news
by Hayden Bonine
The KHS FFA has been very active this time of year.
Many members are going to be attending the two
leadership conferences for members: MFE (Made for
Excellence)
and
ALD
(Advanced
Leadership
Development) very soon. The chili cook off was a huge
success, thank you to all who helped us out! The winners
at the cook off were Kendra Sellers for soup and Jamie
Myers for chili. The 2nd semester will be a blast and we
are looking forward to upcoming events like FFA week
and spring meat sales!
by Mrs. Pekrul
Stuco has been very busy lately. We had four people go
to State Convention and they were Katie Davis, Haley
Carson, DJ Toelle, and James Olmstead. We collected
items for the Horn of Plenty the week before
Thanksgiving Break. Stuco has also hosted a basketball
homecoming dance. On January 4th will be Winter
Formal. Tickets were on sale till December 14th! We are
planning on a Jr. High dance and the date will be
announced soon.
Yearbook news
by Timothy Mardis
The Kremlin-Hillsdale yearbook team is working hard
again this year to put together another great Bronc
yearbook! But you can help too, just download the
Replayit app onto your phone or go onto Replayit.com to
upload pictures that you take yourself and we might use
your photo in the yearbook! We’re looking forward to
having another great year and making an even better
yearbook. Thank you for your support!
High school band news
by Hailey Hicks
For the first time the high school band held two
Veteran’s Day programs, one on November 10 and one on
November 11. They both had a big turn-out for the band
and they helped raise money for the high school band trip
this year. The high school band would like to thank
everyone for coming to the dine-out nights. The band has
almost completed their money goal for their trip. The
money is also due before Christmas break.
The band has a big year coming up as they have concert
band coming soon in January. They have 4 concert bands
between January and spring break. They will also start
working on their small and large ensembles. We would
also like to ask for everyone to keep buying band bucks
and help us earn money for our trip.
The Christmas program was a big success. Thanks to all
who came out and enjoyed the program.
Kremlin Methodist Women
December activities for the Kremlin Community United
Methodist Church included the Hanging of the Greens
Service on Dec. 1 followed by a tasting party, the UMW
Christmas party on Dec. 4 at Barbara Blevins (all
attending brought a gift for the YWCA Crisis Center), the
Children’s Christmas Program on Dec. 15 and the
Christmas Eve Service that will be held on Dec. 24 at
5:30 pm.
The Church would like to wish everyone a safe and
happy holiday season.’
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S P O R T S
Lady Broncs high school basketball team
Junior high girls’ basketball team
by Lainie Long
As hopefully everyone knows, basketball season has
started and all of the teams at Kremlin have been working
hard. The team is being coach by Tana Turney. Ms.
Turney has been working at Kremlin for three years and
has been coaching here at Kremlin for all three years.
Many people have said that since she has been here the
high school basketball team has come a long way. Ms.
Turney has said, “The team this year has been working
hard and we have been practicing hard.” So far the girls
are 5-2. The girls won the Consolation bracket in the
Pond-Creek tournament last week.
All of the players on the team are Madison Roberts,
Mikayla Horning, Karlee Bittle, Rebecca Wasson, Shay
Regier, Elizabeth Elliot, Hannah Wuerfein, Carlee
Salisbury, Billie Jo Gabriel, Jordan Harris, Katie Davis,
Kalli Rundle, Cheyenne Roche, Ryan Voth, Mary
Mitchell. That is the whole Lady Broncs basketball team.
Go Lady Broncs!
by Emily Felber
The junior high girls are coached by Tana Turney.
They have played hard this year and have won several
games. Come out and watch them and you will be
entertained, I’m sure!
Roster:
7th
8th
#2 Haley Roche
#3 Dayla Anderson
#5 Megan Carson
#10 Meghan Roberts
#12 Maysie Couchman
#13 Taylor Parrish
#14 Calla Regier
#23 Daylan Dulinsky
#24 Hannah Rundle
#25 Morgan Lippard
#51 Carlen Lazcano
#52 Zipporah Hawkins
#4 Carissa Streck
#15 Hannah Carson
#20 Jazzy Stubblefield
#21 Tatum Horning
#22 Caitlyn Henry
#31 Zoey Webber
#33 Mahayla Mitchell
#42 Alice Keithly
Bronc high school basketball team
by Lainie Long
As most of you know the basketball season has started
for Kremlin Hillsdale school. For the high school boys’
basketball team it has been a good start so far as they are
4-3 right now in their season. Just like the girls they
competed in the Pond-Creek tournament. Brad Hawkins is
their coach this season. Mr. Hawkins has been at Kremlin
for two years and he has coached for both of them. He
said, “We have been working really hard. And we hope to
have a really good season.” He also wanted everyone to
know that homecoming week they beat Garber and it has
been a long time since they have beaten them. So that was
a good win for them. Here are the BRONCS: Andre Lizar,
Corbin Lunday, Connor McCollough, Kass Bittle, Eli
Voth, Casper Rameriz, Lee Olmstead, JJ Stubblefield,
John Schrader, Brayden Bench, Justin Lippard, Trev
Schoenhals, Joe Keithly, Jacob Buck, Jacob Pekrul,
Briley Craig, Hayden Bonine, Rustin Pearce, and Antwon
Lizar. Go Broncs!
Jr. high boy’s basketball team
The junior high boys, coached by Mr. Hawkins, have
played pretty well this season. Come out and watch them
sometime in 2014 and you will be entertained.
The members of the team are: Chris Vega-Hughes, 00,
Brett Russell, 10; Riley Jung, 11; Austin Ellis, 14; tyler
Cambron, 15; Corbin Ritchie, 20; Beau Brownell, 21;
Dakota Gariel, 22; Draden Stallings, 23; Bobbie Gray, 24;
Mason Myers, 30; Nathan Snodgrass, 31; Brad Machia,
32; Joe Bell, 34; Dakota Wilson, 40; Cody Bower, 42;
Josh Reimer, 50.
Check out the Broncs and Lady Broncs schedule of
games for January, 2014, in the Calendar section (next
page) of this edition of THE BRONC.
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Coffey, 12; Bradie Gray, 20; Tony Bell, 21; Trace Henry,
22; Logan Baker, 23; Kody Thornton, 25; Elijah
Espinoza, 30; Andrew Wheeler, 32; Miguel Rodriguez,
34; Donnie Bell, 43; Dalton McAlister, 44; Gavin McKee,
45; Bailey Hoeltzel, 51; Tristen Lockhart, 53.
Go Broncs!
Elementary boys’ basketball news
by Lainie Long
Basketball season has started for the students at
Kremlin Hillsdale School. All of the coaches at KHS have
said that so far they are so proud of all their players and
the effort they have put into the season so far. For the
elementary boys’ basketball team they have had a good
season so far. “We had a bit of a rough start at the
beginning of the season, but the team has come a long
way from when we started the season,” says elementary
boys’ basketball coach, Tyler Severin. Coach Severin has
just started working at Kremlin this year and all of the
students really like him. So far the team is at a record of
4-7 in their season. Even though they have lost 7 games
they are now on a 4 game winning streak. They hope that
as the season goes on that they will play better and
improve their skills for junior high and high school.
. There are 20 kids playing on elementary boys team.
they are: Matthew Wheeler, 00; Tyler Machia, 1; Robert
Newberg, 3; Magwire Lunday, 5; Jon McGrath, 5; Cooper
Elementary girls’ basketball news
by Emily Felber
Coach Tana Turney keeps busy coaching all three girls’
basketball teams but she has done a great job balancing
the duties and keeping this team very competitive. They
finished second in the Hillsdale Christian tournament.
These are the girls on the team: 6th graders- Aundrea
Bratcher, Jodie Larsen, Ellen Benton, Sophie Fosmire,
Malia Voth, Destinee Bell, Chloe Aguilar, Hope Ellis,
Gracie Vandiver, Demi Suitor; 5th graders- Katy
Brashears, Taylor Ellis, Mary Keithly, Carina Ramirez,
Kellie McKee, Kelsie Brinson, Emma Albert, Rachel
Reimer, Kyrah Cook, Kaylynn Brownell.
Bronc Calendar 2014
Jan. 6 ............................................................................................................................... First day of second semester
Jan. 6 .............................................................................................................. 5th-8th Basketball at Medford, 4:30 pm
Jan. 7 .................................................................................................................................Band Trash bag sales begin
Jan. 7 .................................................................................................................... HS Basketball at Lomega, 6:30 pm
Jan. 9 – 11 ..................................................................................................... HS Basketball Tournament at Cherokee
Jan. 9 ................................................................................. NOC-Tonkawa Invitational Academic Bowl Tournament
Jan. 10 ........................................................................................................... Deadline to register for Feb. 8 ACT test
Jan. 11 .......................................................................... 5th-6th Regional Academic Tournament at Canton, 10:00 am
Jan. 13
5th-8th Basketball vs Aline-Cleo at KHS, 4:30 pm
Jan. 14 .............................................................................6th-7th District Academic Tournament at Medford, 1:00 pm
Jan. 14 ................................................................................................ HS Basketball vs Medford at KHS, 6:30 pm
Jan. 15 ..................................................................... 8th District Academic Tournament at Lamont (DCLA), 9:30 am
Jan. 15 ........................................................................................................ 5th-6th Basketball at Covington, 12:30 pm
Jan. 16 ............................................................................................................ 5th – 8th Basketball vs DCLA at KHS
Jan. 18 ......................................................................H.S. AREA Academic Bowl Tournament at KHS, 11:00 am
Jan. 18 .............................................................................................................. HS Basketball at Aline-Cleo, 6:30 pm
Jan. 20 ............................................................................................... FAFSA Workshop by Kelli Kelnar, 6:00 pm
Jan. 20 ........................................................................... 8th-9th District Academic Tournament at Cherokee, 3:25 pm
Jan. 21 ............................................................................................................ FFA Booster Club Meeting, 6:30 pm
Jan. 23-25...........................Cherokee Strip Conference HS Basketball Tournament, Enid Chisholm Trail Coliseum
Jan. 23 .............................................................................................................................. Band Trash bags orders due
Jan. 24-25............................................................................................................................... Red Carpet Honor Band
Jan. 24-25.........Cherokee Strip Conference Academic Bowl Tournament, 8 am – 10 am, at NWOSU-Enid campus
Jan. 24 .........................................................................................................................Professional Day – No School
Jan. 27 – Feb. 1 ................................................................................ Junior High Basketball Tournament at Medford
Jan. 28 ................................................................................................................ HS Basketball at Cherokee, 6:30 pm
Jan. 29 .................................................................................................FFA NOC Interscholastic Contest at Tonkawa
Jan. 30 ................................................................................. Chad Cargill ACT Prep Workshop at KHS, 8:30 am
*Home activities are bold
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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