(ABOVE) Greg Johnson has been named Watonga’s head football coach. He is a 1979 graduate of WHS and served as a football and track coach at Langston University for more than 12 years.(ABOVE RIGHT) The girls 4x800 relay team came in fifth at state track meet, posting thier fastest time of the season.
(ABOVE )Congratulations to Jaiden Woods on being regional runner up and advancing to state in the long jump. He will compete Saturday, May 10th at 9:30 a.m. at Western Heights High School.( ABOVE RIGHT) Way to go Liam Latham for completing the reading program Lexia and moving to Power-Up.
(ABOVE) Dayson Cash (Third from right) passed the torch along to the new Ring of Champions Chairperson, Kinley Schroerlucke (In FFA jacket, fourth from right), and Second Chairperson, Hunter Johnson (Third from left) Today, they recognized some little Eagles by giving them a new t-shirt.
( ABOVE) The Calumet Chieftain Baseball team is headed to the state tournament!A big 16-0 win over Vici in the Regional Championship punched their ticket to the Class B State Tournament. They will play at Shawnee High School for game one, set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, facing Asher.
(ABOVE LEFT) Watonga Valedictorians of Distinction show off their new white stoles. They, along with their senior classmates, are counting down the days until graduation May 16.
(ABOVE AND BELOW RIGHT) Second grade learned about eclipses. They learned that a solar eclipse is when the moon passes between the earth and sun. Then they modeled an eclipse using coffee filters.(AT RIGHT) Congratulations Zeleh Carpitcher!
The Watonga Eagles lost to Pond Creek-Hunter HS Panthers 9-8 on Friday.The Panthers got on the board in the top of the first inning after Cole Mitchell singled down the left field line, and Kooper Kelso walked, each scoring one run.