Events for the day
The second FFA CDE is in the books with some tough competition and even tougher tests. They held their own, though. The next competition is on Monday, March 16th, in Howard.
Ag Mechanics Team: 2nd out of 29 teams with 114 competitors
Alex Anderson – 2nd
Teagen Moody – 13th
Benton Eden – 40th
Layton Zoss – 43rd
Cordell Hines – 50th
Gage Diede – 82nd
Riley Kneen – 91st
Brodie Aughenbaugh – 114th
Agronomy Team: 17th out of 25 teams with 84 competitors
Parker Ettswold 58th
Carter Edwards 61st
Will Simonds 71st
Floriculture Team: 1st out of 35 teams with 125 competitors
Kenzie Baruth – 4th
Kenzie Uecker – 11th
Addyson Baruth – 13th
Olivia Conrad – 36th
Temperance Salathe – 72nd
Brinley Fuller – 105th
Food Science Team: 4th out of 17 teams with 54 competitors
Ramsey Fouberg – 7th
Carley Edwards – 14th
Kaidence Fridley – 16th
Brooklyn Larson – 46th
Horse Judging Team: 11th out of 27 teams with 82 competitors
Aubrey Moody - 18th
Ledoux Bracha - 35th
Landree Zoss – 52nd
Westen White – 61st
Livestock Judging Team: 18th out of 29 teams with 106 competitors
Tanse Moody - 45th
Sawyer Larson – 62nd
Ty Burkel – 82nd
Meats Team: 4th out of 20 teams with 69 competitors
Ian Octavo - 13th
Sam Baruth – 16th
Cole Moody – 29th
Mathias Lindgren – 30th
Trevor Johnson – 44th
Natural Resources Team: 4th out of 32 teams with 113 competitors
Rylan Parish – 7th
Clay Moody – 15th
Henry Fridley - 27th
John Stainbrook – 29th
Gavin Scofield – 74th
Kobie Schley – 77th
Braylyn Baysinger 83rd
Nursery Landscaping Team: 6th out of 13 teams with 54 competitors
Cami Edwards – 10th
Miley Adams – 14th
Tori Hoffman – 24th
Haylee Foos – 32nd
Kaylee Viktora – 35th
Lauren Jensen – 42nd
Lucy Applegarth – 45th
Poultry Team: 8th out of 22 teams with 70 competitors
Danielle Brooks – 13th
Jason Moran – 25th
Megan Kogel – 41st
Shiloh Senska – 47th
Waverley Hagman – 53rd
Owen Moran – 62nd
Cole Anderson – 70th
Vet Science Team: 14th out of 32 teams with 133 competitors
Evie Olson – 43rd
Sophie Kelly – 45th
Hudson Fouberg - 46th
Cheyann Larson - 58th
Madi Morris – 81st
Paige Anderson – 99th
VB practice @ Woony-3:30-5:00
The end of the 3rd quarter is Thursday, March 12th.
SCW Powerlifting brought home a 1st, 3rd and many Personal Records from the State Powerlifting meet on Saturday, March 7th, in Baltic, SD.
Landree Zoss brought home a 1st place in the 97 lb weight class with a total of 365 pounds. She completed her Squat with 120 pounds, Bench 70 pounds and Deadlift 175 pounds.
Lucy Applegarth brought home a 3rd place in the 181.75 lb weight class with a total of 430 pounds. She completed her Squat with 140 pounds, Bench 80 pounds and Deadlift 210 pounds.
The team had six lifters compete and all accomplished Personal Records. The athletes that competed were Clay Moody, Oscar Anderson, Gavin Schofield, Rylan Parish, Lucy Applegarth and Landree Zoss.
Landree Zoss brought home a 1st place in the 97 lb weight class with a total of 365 pounds. She completed her Squat with 120 pounds, Bench 70 pounds and Deadlift 175 pounds.
Lucy Applegarth brought home a 3rd place in the 181.75 lb weight class with a total of 430 pounds. She completed her Squat with 140 pounds, Bench 80 pounds and Deadlift 210 pounds.
The team had six lifters compete and all accomplished Personal Records. The athletes that competed were Clay Moody, Oscar Anderson, Gavin Schofield, Rylan Parish, Lucy Applegarth and Landree Zoss.
The boys will play Wall in Kadoka today at 6PM Mountain Time.
Tune into Wall's livestream to cheer on our Blackhawks. https://wall.liveticket.tv/
Tune into Wall's livestream to cheer on our Blackhawks. https://wall.liveticket.tv/
There will be a 2:00PM sendoff at Woonsocket. Go Blackhawks!
SCW Community and Families,
During the March School Board Meetings at both Sanborn Central and Woonsocket, there will be a motion for the dissolution of our FFA co-op. This is a friendly dissolution that will benefit both schools’ FFA participants. Due to the increased number of participants at both schools and two certified Ag/FFA Advisors available, the decision to split up the co-op would provide students from each school the ability to participate in events that are better suited for them and allow both chapters to meet more frequently. Our chapters will still take transportation together to events and work together to build both chapters positively. The SCW FFA fund will be split equally between both chapters.
The SCW FFA co-op is the only cooperative in the state, and both schools are in agreement that the dissolution is best for our students moving forward.
Supt. Flatten and the Sanborn Central School Board
Supt. Dr. Rod Weber and the Woonsocket School Board
Supt. Dr. Rod Weber and the Woonsocket School Board
There will be a short meeting for next years grades 6-12th during SRB today for kids interested in playing football next year.
Volleyball practice today has been moved to Sanborn Central from 3:30-5:00.