The next community meeting for West Geauga’s Facility Master Planning process will be held on Nov. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the West Geauga Middle School cafeteria.
Community Meeting Scheduled
The next community meeting for West Geauga’s Facility Master Planning process will be held on Nov. 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the West Geauga Middle School cafeteria. During the meeting, time options will be released to the community along with projected costs.
Hanford Takes 3rd at States
West Geauga freshman Rylie Hanford recently made her first trip to the state tennis tournament where she placed third.
Principal Jay Bishop said, “Rylie is a talented tennis player. She has already prepared for many years to be able to compete at the state level. We are certainly proud of what she was able to accomplish on the courts this year. Not only has she demonstrated success on the tennis courts, she maintains an excellent GPA while enrolled in AP and honors courses at the high school.”
Hanford will continue to train in the off-season and prepare for her sophomore year as part of the West Geauga tennis team.
Hillcrest Student-Athletes
West Geauga freshman Julia Martinez and sophomore Johnny Patterson were recently recognized by Hillcrest Insurance for their excellence in athletic performance.
A member of the cross country team, Julia started the season strong as the top runner for the Wolverines. A leader on the course and in practice for her team, Julia’s breakout race was at VASJ, where she placed third overall and led her team to a first place finish. Martinez finished second team all conference at the CVC meet, and advanced to regionals at Boardman High School.
Johnny, also a member of the cross country team, consistently finished in the top 10 for the entire season. Johnny is now number six on the West Geauga Cross Country Record Board, was the CVC Athlete of the Week, earned first team all CVC Honors and qualified for regionals, finishing in sixth place.
ACE Award Winners
Lindsey celebrated 37 students who were chosen as ACE Award winners for the first quarter. The ACE Award, one of the most long-standing awards at the school, stands for attitude, character and effort.
In order to win the award, teachers use criteria established for each of the three areas of attitude, character and effort to select which students will earn the honor. Up to two students can be chosen per homeroom each quarter. Students can only win once per year.
The winners receive a special pin, certificate and pencil and have the chance to enjoy donuts and juice with the other ACE students.
Students receiving the award are: Joey Santangelo, Breckin Flowers-Partee, Avalena Webster, Presley Anderson, Stella Anderson, Daniel Velotta, Ruby Gruber, Mya Kitchen-Lorenz, Angelo Carcioppolo, Morena McClellan, Bradley Funk, Collette Johnson, Emilio DiFranco, Owen Dahlhofer, Eleanor Oakes, Dominick Gorski, Lyndon Swigert, Moira Neary, Alexandria Mikolay, Masen Ovens, Abbey Spivey, Greyson Oswick, Ailsa Mancino, Ariana Lucas, Anthony Rini, Natalie Pascoe, Jeffrey Remaley, Anthoney Kreischer, Taylor Swaye, Sophia Morton, Mitchell Mikolay, Ashley Diaz, Colin Janson, Allyson Steimle, Santina Iannetta, Isobel Schultz and Matthew Osters.
