Calhoun County is proud to recognize our outstanding students who earned the prestigious West Virginia Golden Horseshoe Award, one of the state’s highest honors for knowledge of WV history and civics.
Congratulations Brooke Brown and Alayna Wolford!
These students have shown exceptional dedication, curiosity, and pride in our Mountain State. We couldn’t be prouder of their hard work and achievement.
Way to go, Calhoun County scholars — you make our community shine! 🌄✨
Calhoun County Schools is proud of our HSTA (Health Sciences & Technology Academy) students who participated in the HSTA Regional Symposium, joining peers from Braxton, Webster, and Roane counties on Thursday, April 20, 2026. These students wrapped up their year‑long research projects: college‑level work that included designing studies, collecting and analyzing data, and presenting their findings to judges, community partners, and regional educators. Their efforts demonstrated advanced skills in inquiry, critical thinking, and real‑world problem solving.
In addition to showcasing their hard work, our students enjoyed reconnecting with old friends from HSTA summer camps, making the evening both academically meaningful and personally memorable.
Their work reflects the dedication of our students and the support of our HSTA teachers and mentors. Congratulations to all participants on an outstanding day of presentations. 🌟📚🔬
SMART529 Fund the Future Sweepstakes Opportunity
The West Virginia State Treasurer’s Office (WVSTO) announced the Fund the Future Sweepstakes on May 1, 2026. One lucky West Virginia child will win a $10,000 SMART529 College Savings account. Children must be 17 years of age or younger to enter. Deadline is Wednesday, May 20, 2026. The entry form and official sweepstakes rules can be found at www.wvtreasury.gov/fundthefuture.
•Entries must be completed by a parent or legal guardian •Child must be 17 or younger •Child AND parent or legal guardian must be a resident of West Virginia •Only one entry per eligible child permitted •Multiple children in a household may be entered to win *See Official Sweepstakes Rules for eligibility requirement details and other contest rules.
Research shows that children, with even a small amount of college savings, are 2.5 times more likely to graduate from college. We hope our sweepstakes inspires families to learn about the SMART529 College Savings Program and start planning for their child’s educational future. Funds saved in a SMART529 account aren’t just limited to paying for college – the funds can also be used for apprenticeship programs as well as vocational and trade schools across the United States and even some foreign institutions.
Calhoun County Middle School athletes delivered an outstanding performance at the Raider Middle School Challenge Track Meet, held on April 28, 2026, at Roane County High School. Competing against strong programs from across the region, Calhoun athletes posted multiple personal bests, top three finishes, and event victories.
The Calhoun girls team finished 3rd overall, marking one of their strongest team performances of the season. Eighth grader Brooke Tingler earned the Girl’s High Point Award, finishing the meet with the most individual points of any female athlete.
Coaches praised the team’s continued improvement, competitive spirit, and discipline as the season enters its final stretch.
Meet Records Broken
Calhoun County Middle School athletes set four new meet records during the competition:
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 100m: 13.53 (New Meet Record)
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 400m: 1:01.55 (New Meet Record)
• Brooke Tingler – Girls 800m: 2:31.67 (New Meet Record)
• Mark Plumby – Boys 400m: 54.93 (New Meet Record)
These record breaking performances highlight the exceptional talent and hard work of Calhoun’s athletes.
Boys Results
Track Events
• Mark Plumby led the boys’ team with a dominant day, finishing:
o 1st – 100m Hurdles (16.12)
o 2nd – 200m (25.01, PB)
o 2nd – 400m (54.93, PB)
• Braidin Ferrell earned:
o 6th – 200m (28.33, PB)
o 5th – 800m (2:35.71)
o 6th – Long Jump (14’ 4”)
• Samuel Snider recorded:
o 18th – 100m (17.72)
o 13th – Shot Put (22’ 6”, PB)
o 16th – Discus (44’ 6”, PB)
Girls Results
Sprints & Middle Distance
• Brooke Tingler delivered a sweep of victories:
o 1st – 100m (13.53, PB)
o 1st – 400m (1:01.55)
o 1st – 800m (2:31.67) Her outstanding performance earned her the Girl’s High Point Award.
• Adrianna Griffin:
o 10th – 100m (14.99, PB)
o 5th – 200m (32.53, PB)
• Kaylee Sampson, Baeli Frum, and Reagan Morgan added multiple personal bests in the 100m and 200m.
• Temperance Caldwell:
o 7th – 400m (1:11.82, PB)
o 4th – 800m (3:02.95, PB)
• Mercy Starcher ran a personal best 1:30.59 in the 400m.
• Mackenzie Tingler completed the 3200m in 20:50.91 (PB).
Relays
• Girls 4x100 Relay (Sampson, Morgan, Caldwell, Griffin) 4th – 1:03.76
• Girls 4x200 Relay (Frum, M. Tingler, Starcher, Caldwell) 3rd – 2:26.90
Field Events
• Reagan Morgan led Calhoun in the shot put with 23’ 5”.
• Kylee Stewart threw:
o 20’ 2” – Shot Put
o 55’ 3” – Discus (PB)
• Brooke Tingler placed 2nd in Long Jump (14’ 1”).
A Strong Showing for Calhoun County
With multiple personal bests, event victories, and a 3rd place girls team finish, Calhoun County Middle School continues to demonstrate growth, resilience, and competitive excellence. The team is well positioned for success as they move toward championship meets.
Calhoun County Middle School extends its appreciation to Roane County High School for hosting a well organized event and to the families and supporters who continue to cheer on the athletes.
Thanks to Drew Caldwell for sharing the beautiful pictures.
Attention Virtual Students!!!
We are aware of an issue with Edgenuity and our Tech Team is currently working on it.
Families are important partners in education. Please join us to learn, ask questions, and share your voice.
📅 Date: Friday, May 1, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 a.m.
📍 Location: CCS Board Office
🍎 Light refreshments will be provided.
✅ Topics Include:
• Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• School–Parent Compact
• How families can support student success
• Understanding student assessments
• Supporting learning in reading and mathematics
• Preview of the FY 2026–2027 school calendar
• Strategic/Consolidated Planning
• Questions and answers
• Callhoun Advisory Team meeting at 1:00 p.m.
📩 RSVP / Contact:
Jeannie Bennett‑Yoak: jbennett@k12.wv.us
Kelley O’Harrow: khsampson@k12.wv.us
Patty Haught: phaught@k12.wv.us
💛 Your participation matters. We hope to see you there!
The Calhoun County High School Red Devils delivered a standout performance at the Lindsey Mann Memorial Invitational on Friday, April 24, 2026, earning multiple event victories, personal bests, and top three finishes across both the boys’ and girls’ teams. The meet brought together strong competition from across the region, and Calhoun athletes rose to the challenge with grit, depth, and determination.
Calhoun Athletes Earn Prestigious Lindsey Mann Award
In one of the meet’s highest honors, Kristian Frederick and Addie Collins were selected as Calhoun County High School’s recipients of the Lindsey Mann Award. This award is presented to athletes who embody the qualities that defined Lindsey Mann’s legacy: sportsmanship, leadership, perseverance, and a positive impact on teammates and competitors alike.
Frederick and Collins were recognized not only for their athletic performances, but also for their character — their encouragement of teammates, their work ethic, and their commitment to representing Calhoun County with integrity. Their selection reflects the respect they’ve earned from coaches, officials, and fellow athletes across the region.
Boys Team Highlights
Sprints & Relays
• Kyrian Mounts led the sprint squad with a 3rd place finish in the 100m (11.97, PB) and captured 1st place in the Long Jump (19' 0").
• The 4x100m relay team of Kristian Frederick, Dayvon Mitchell, Colin Grogg, and Kyrian Mounts placed 3rd overall (51.13).
Middle & Long Distance Dominance
Freshman Eli Ferrell delivered one of the meet’s strongest all around performances:
• 2nd – 800m (2:22.40)
• 2nd – 1600m (5:18.19)
• 3rd – 400m (57.41)
Additional distance highlights:
• Jackson Clawson – 1st in the 3200m (11:34.90) and 3rd in the 1600m (5:27.76)
• Levi Sillaman – 2nd in the 3200m (12:12.52, PB), 5th in the 1600m (5:39.61), 6th in the 800m (2:32.15, PB)
• Zac Smith – PB in the 1600m (5:55.47)
Throws
Junior Kristian Frederick, newly honored with the Lindsey Mann Award, continued his strong season:
• 4th – Discus (109' 3")
• 6th – Shot Put (30' 10.5")
Additional contributions came from:
• Colin Grogg – 12th in Discus (67' 8") and 14th in Shot Put (25' 4")
• Zac Smith – 13th in Discus (64' 1")
• Dayvon Mitchell – 17th in Shot Put (21' 5.5")
• Duke Persinger – 19th in Shot Put (18' 2")
Girls Team Highlights
Sprints & Relays
• Khloe Cobbett led the 100m group with a 12th place finish (15.51, PB) and placed 4th in Long Jump (12' 5").
• Lilly Falls earned 11th in the 200m (33.39, PB) and 13th in the 100m (15.74).
• Mariah Taylor added a PB in the 100m (15.75).
The relay teams delivered impressive results:
• 3rd – 4x100m relay (Kassidy Frederick, Lilly Falls, Addie Collins, and Khloe Cobbett) – 1:05.38
• 4th – 4x200m relay (Gabi Smith, Addie Collins, Regan Smith, and Rylan Smith) – 2:18.09
Middle Distance
• Regan Smith – 5th in the 400m (1:16.14, PB) and 7th in the 800m (3:11.45)
• Destiny Langford – 4th in the 1600m (7:27.83, PB)
Throws
Senior Faith McClain led the throwing squad:
• 3rd – Shot Put (24' 3", SB)
• 7th – Discus (62' 4")
Additional strong performances:
• Gabi Smith – 7th in Shot Put (19' 2") and 9th in Discus (54' 8", SB)
• Jasmyne Tingler – 10th in Discus (37' 4") and PB in Long Jump (11' 1.5")
A Strong Showing for a Growing Program
Calhoun County’s athletes posted numerous personal bests, multiple top three finishes, and two event victories, demonstrating the continued growth of the program and the competitive spirit of its young roster. The recognition of Kristian Frederick and Addie Collins with the Lindsey Mann Award further highlights the leadership and character driving the team forward.
The Red Devils will return to action next week as they continue their march toward regional competition.
Photos courtesy of Sarah Tingler.
The Calhoun County Middle School Track & Field team delivered an impressive showing at the Ritchie County Middle School Invitational on Saturday, April 25, 2026. With multiple top three finishes, personal bests, and a pair of event victories, the Red Devils demonstrated depth, determination, and continued growth across all event groups.
Boys Team Highlights
Plumby Leads the Way With Two Runner Up Finishes and a Win
Eighth grader Mark Plumby turned in one of the meet’s standout all around performances:
• 1st – 400m (56.40, PB)
• 2nd – 100m (12.22)
• 2nd – 100m Hurdles (16.25)
Plumby’s speed and versatility anchored the boys’ squad and placed him among the top middle school athletes in the region.
Middle Distance & Jumps
• Braidin Ferrell earned 8th in the 800m (2:27.82, PB) and added a 9th place finish in the Long Jump (14' 3.25"), showcasing strong range across events.
Throws
Eighth grader Samuel Snider continued to improve in the field:
• 14th – Shot Put (22' 8", PB)
• 20th – Discus (42' 2")
Girls Team Highlights
Tingler Dominates the Track With Win in the 800m
Eighth grader Brooke Tingler delivered a powerful performance, earning:
• 1st – 800m (2:31.14)
• 2nd – 400m (1:03.54)
• 11th – Long Jump (12' 5")
Her strong showing in both sprint and distance events made her one of the top female athletes of the meet.
Sprints & Relays
• Kaylee Sampson placed 7th in the 200m (34.25).
• The 4x200m relay team of Sampson, Mackenzie Tingler, Temperance Caldwell, and Mercy Starcher finished 8th (2:30.85).
Middle Distance
• Temperance Caldwell earned 12th in the 800m (3:03.80, PB) and 20th in the 400m (1:18.14).
• Mackenzie Tingler added a 27th place finish in the 800m (3:54.26).
• Mercy Starcher placed 29th in the 400m (1:32.21).
Throws
• Reagan Morgan led the girls’ throwers with an 11th place finish in Shot Put (24' 9").
• Kylee Stewart placed 15th in Shot Put (22' 1") and 12th in Discus (51' 3").
• Ella Yeager earned a personal best in Shot Put (19' 9.5").
A Strong Showing for a Young and Growing Program
The Red Devils recorded multiple personal bests, two event victories, and several top three finishes, reflecting the continued development of Calhoun County’s middle school athletes. With strong leadership from eighth grade standouts and promising performances from younger competitors, the team is building momentum as the season progresses.
Calhoun County Middle School will return to competition in the coming weeks as they continue preparing for championship meets.
Special Thanks to our photographer Chole Cobbett for the pictures
Calhoun County, WV — Calhoun County Middle School delivered an outstanding all‑around performance at the Sidney Boggs Memorial Invitational, earning multiple event championships, personal bests, and historic record‑breaking achievements. The meet showcased the depth, talent, and competitive spirit of Calhoun’s young athletes.
BOYS RESULTS
Event Champions & Top Performances
Eighth‑grader Mark Plumby led the boys’ team with a dominant triple‑win performance:
1st — 100m Dash: 12.20 (PB)
1st — 400m Dash: 56.70
1st — 100m Hurdles: 15.65 (PB)
Plumby’s sweep of the sprints and hurdles marked one of the strongest all‑around showings of the meet.
Additional Boys Highlights
7th — 200m: 28.97 (PB) — Braidin Ferrell
4th — 800m: 2:36.81 (PB) — Braidin Ferrell
5th — Long Jump: 14' 0" — Braidin Ferrell
Thrower Samuel Snider added depth in the field events:
9th — Shot Put: 18' 10" (PB)
12th — Discus: 35' 2"
16th — 100m: 17.78
GIRLS RESULTS
The Calhoun girls team delivered a remarkable performance highlighted by three event championships and multiple record‑breaking achievements from eighth‑grader Brooke Tingler, who turned in one of the most historic meets in Calhoun County Middle School history.
Record‑Breaking Achievements — Brooke Tingler
Brooke Tingler’s performance rewrote the record books:
Long Jump: 14' 5" (PB)
Broke the Calhoun County Middle School record
Broke the Sidney Boggs Memorial Invitational meet record
800m Run: 2:33.23
Broke the meet record
400m Dash: 1:00.84
Broke the Roane County High School track record, previously held since 2011 by a Junior in High School.
Tingler’s triple‑record performance stands as one of the most impressive in the history of the invitational.
Event Champions
1st — 400m Dash: 1:00.84 — Brooke Tingler
1st — 800m Run: 2:33.23 — Brooke Tingler
1st — Long Jump: 14' 5" (PB) — Brooke Tingler
Relay Success
4th — 4x100 Relay: 1:01.08
Kaylee Sampson, Reagan Morgan, Adrianna Griffin, Brooke Tingler
3rd — 4x200 Relay: 2:28.84
Baeli Frum, Mackenzie Tingler, Mercy Starcher, Adrianna Griffin
Additional Girls Highlights
Sprints
11th — 100m: 15.56 — Adrianna Griffin
14th — 100m: 15.93 (PB) — Kaylee Sampson
17th — 100m: 16.29 (PB) — Baeli Frum
18th — 100m: 16.46 (PB) — Reagan Morgan
10th — 200m: 34.38 (PB) — Kaylee Sampson
16th — 200m: 37.30 — Baeli Frum
Distance
12th — 400m: 1:32.21 — Mercy Starcher
9th — 800m: 3:51.78 (PB) — Mackenzie Tingler
10th — 1600m: 10:04.45 — Mackenzie Tingler
Throws
8th — Shot Put: 22' 8.5" — Reagan Morgan
11th — Shot Put: 21' 11" — Kylee Stewart
12th — Shot Put: 21' 10" (PB) — Kaylee Sampson
20th — Shot Put: 16' 7" (PB) — Ella Yeager
22nd — Shot Put: 12' 11.5" — Mackenzie Tingler
8th — Discus: 50' 2" — Kylee Stewart
A Strong Showing for Calhoun County
Calhoun County coaches praised the athletes for their determination, sportsmanship, and continued improvement throughout the season.
“The Sidney Boggs Memorial Invitational is a special event for our community,” the coaching staff shared. “Our athletes rose to the occasion and represented Calhoun County with pride.”
Calhoun County Schools congratulates all competitors and thanks the families, volunteers, and supporters who made the event possible.
Photo credit: Assistant Coach Sarah Tingler
Ellenboro, WV — The Calhoun County High School Track & Field team delivered a determined and competitive showing at the Ritchie County WV Insurance Invitational, one of the region’s most challenging early‑season meets. Facing large fields and strong programs from across West Virginia, the Red Devils recorded numerous personal bests, top‑15 finishes, and continued growth across all event groups.
BOYS RESULTS
Sprints & Relays
Freshman Kyrian Mounts led the sprint squad with a strong performance in the 100m and a top‑10 finish in the long jump:
15th — 100m Prelims: 12.05 (PB) — Kyrian Mounts
35th — 100m Prelims: 13.34 (PB) — Dayvon Mitchell
30th — 200m Prelims: 27.64 (PB) — Dayvon Mitchell
In the 4x100 relay, Calhoun placed 9th with a season‑best time:
9th — 4x100 Relay: 50.40
Kristian Frederick, Dayvon Mitchell, Gavin Hicks, Kyrian Mounts
Mid‑Distance & Distance
Freshman Eli Ferrell turned in one of the strongest all‑around distance performances of the meet, earning personal bests in all three of his events:
15th — 400m: 56.19 (PB) — Eli Ferrell
18th — 800m: 2:21.93 (PB) — Eli Ferrell
13th — 1600m: 5:05.94 (PB) — Eli Ferrell
Sophomore Gavin Hicks also delivered two strong mid‑distance races:
21st — 400m: 57.64 (PB)
24th — 800m: 2:29.71
In the longer distances, Calhoun showed depth and consistency:
24th — 1600m: 5:22.16 — Jackson Clawson
29th — 1600m: 5:36.64 (PB) — Levi Sillaman
14th — 3200m: 11:41.91 — Jackson Clawson
18th — 3200m: 12:26.38 — Levi Sillaman
23rd — 3200m: 13:37.54 — Zac Smith
Field Events
Junior Kristian Frederick led the boys’ field events with a top‑15 finish in the discus:
11th — Discus: 118' 10" — Kristian Frederick
28th — Shot Put: 31' 8" — Kristian Frederick
Additional field results:
34th — Discus: 73' 10" (PB) — Colin Grogg
35th — Discus: 70' 2" — Zac Smith
39th — Shot Put: 24' 5" — Dayvon Mitchell
40th — Shot Put: 24' 4" — Colin Grogg
In the long jump, freshman Kyrian Mounts placed inside the top 10:
7th — Long Jump: 18' 9.75" — Kyrian Mounts
GIRLS RESULTS
Sprints & Relays
The girls’ sprint group showed continued improvement, highlighted by personal and season bests:
29th — 100m Prelims: 15.64 — Khloe Cobbett
33rd — 100m Prelims: 16.46 — Mariah Taylor
In the 200m:
32nd — 200m: 34.61 — Mariah Taylor
33rd — 200m: 34.67 (SB) — Addie Collins
36th — 200m: 38.65 (SB) — Kassidy Frederick
The girls’ 4x100 relay team placed 11th:
11th — 4x100 Relay: 1:05.56
Mariah Taylor, Kassidy Frederick, Addie Collins, Khloe Cobbett
Field Events
Senior Faith McClain led the girls’ field squad with strong season‑best throws:
21st — Shot Put: 24' 0" (SB) — Faith McClain
15th — Discus: 71' 6" (SB) — Faith McClain
Additional field results:
33rd — Shot Put: 19' 7.25" (SB) — Gabi Smith
31st — Discus: 54' 0" (SB) — Gabi Smith
In the long jump:
14th — Long Jump: 12' 7.25" (PB) — Khloe Cobbett
Kassidy Frederick — ND
A Strong Showing for Calhoun County
The coaching staff praised the team’s effort, noting the large number of personal and season bests across all event groups.
“This meet always brings out tough competition, and our athletes stepped up,” the staff shared. “We’re seeing improvement every week, and performances like these show the direction our program is heading.”
Calhoun County High School will continue its season at Roane County High School for the Lindsey Mann Memorial Invitational, which will be Senior Night for the Red Devils on April 24, 2026, where the Red Devils look to build on their momentum.
Calhoun County Schools congratulates all athletes and thanks the families, volunteers, and supporters who continue to fuel the success of the track and field program.
Photographs by Coach Kayla Ware
Our Students had a fabulous SAT school day last week. We wanted to share this informational sheet about the scores.
Students should receive their scores by Thursday, May 14, 2026 in their College Board Accounts.
Title: 2025–26 Understanding the Multiple Benchmarks of SAT School Day
The chart explains how SAT School Day Reading/Writing (RW) and Math scores (range 200–800) are used for three different benchmarks in West Virginia:
A. West Virginia Grade 11 Proficiency Scores
Reading/Writing (RW): 470
Math: 520
Meaning:
Students in Grade 11 meet or exceed standard when their RW and Math scores are at or above these cuts.
RW scores at or above 470 meet or exceed the expectations of the state’s standards for English Language Arts (ELA).
Math scores at or above 520 meet or exceed the expectations of the state’s standards for Math.
These ELA and Math proficiency scores are used in WVDE accountability calculations as part of school accountability.
Standard setting took place in June 2018 in Charleston, WV, using 2018 student test data.
How set:
Rigorous technical standard-setting process.
Judgement of a panel of West Virginia educators, administrators, community members, and parents.
B. SAT College- and Career-Readiness Benchmark
Reading/Writing (RW): 480
Math: 530
Meaning:
Students are considered college and career ready when their SAT section scores meet both the RW and Math benchmarks.
RW scores at or above 480 mean a student has a 75% chance of earning at least a C in first-semester, credit-bearing college courses in history, literature, social sciences, or writing.
Math scores at or above 530 mean a student has a 75% chance of earning at least a C in first-semester, credit-bearing college courses in algebra, statistics, pre-calculus, or calculus.
Institutions of Higher Education may use these RW or Math scores for college admissions and placement into freshman courses, or may set higher entrance requirements. Students should check each institution’s entrance requirements.
Benchmarks were set in 2016 by College Board using data from the 2009 high school graduating class SAT scores and first-semester college grades.
How set:
Sample of students’ SAT scores and first-year GPAs.
Data analyzed and weighted to be generalizable to the overall college-going population of SAT takers.
C. West Virginia 2025–2026 PROMISE Scholarship Scores
Reading/Writing (RW): 510
Math: 510
Meaning:
Students are considered eligible for the PROMISE Scholarship when they score at least 510 in RW and 510 in Math, with a combined score of 1080.
The PROMISE Scholarship is a merit-based financial aid program for West Virginia residents. SAT scores are one component in determining PROMISE eligibility.
The Higher Education Student Financial Aid Advisory Board makes recommendations to the Higher Education Policy Commission regarding PROMISE eligibility.
The current scores are set to serve the maximum number of students within the available budget.
How set:
Concordance study linking ACT and SAT.
Available budget.
High School track attended the Roane Small Meet #2 held at Roane County High School on 4/14/26 and the following athletes placed at the meet:
Kyrian Mounts 2nd place Long Jump with a jump of 19'3, setting a new school record!
Kyrian Mounts 2nd Place 100 meters
Gavin Hicks 3rd Place 400 meters
Gavin Hicks 3rd Place 800 Meters
Jackson Clawson 4th place 1600 meters
Levi Sillaman 6th place 1600 meters
Jackson Clawson 2nd place 3200 meters
Levi Sillaman 3rd place 3200
Zac Smith 5th place 3200
Eli Ferrell 3rd place 1600
Eli Ferrell 4rd place 800
Regan Smith 6th place 400 meters
Regan Smith 5th place 800 meters
Destiney Langford 5th place 1600 meters
Faith McClain 4th place Shot Put
Teams:
3rd place 4x100 meters- Kristian Fredrick, Gavin Hicks, Dayvon Mitchell, Kyrian Mounts
5th place 4x100 meters, Mariah Taylor, Lilly Falls, Addie Collins, Khloe Cobbett
Special thanks to Kayla Falls and Drew Caldwell for being the wonderful pictures and graphics.
Mark your calendars and be sure to plan to hit a few Red Devils Football games this upcoming season! Season passes will go on sale July 1, 2026.
Mark Plumby 3rd Place 100 meters
Mark Plumby 1st Place 400 Meters with a time of 57.26, setting a new school record
Mark Plumby 1st Place 100 meter hurdles with a time of 16.00, setting a new school record
Brooke Tingler 1st Place 100 meters with a time of 13.84, setting a new school record
Brooke Tingler 1st Place 400 meters with a time of 1:01, setting a new school record
4x100 Meter Relay 2nd Place- Kaylee Sampson, Reagan Morgan, Adrianna Griffin, Brooke Tingler, with a time of 1:01 setting a new school record
4x200 meter relay 5th place- Baeli Frum, Mackenzie Tingler, Mercy Starcher, Temperance Caldwell with a time of 2:29 setting a new school record
