Wrestling and Special Olympics Basketball Recognized by School Board
The Valley City Hi-Liner Special Olympics basketball team and the wrestling state place finishers were recognized by the Valley City School board at a recent meeting.
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Back row l-r: School board member - Darin Anderson, Jon Aarseth, Kenrda Braton, School Board member Sherri Horsager, Nick LeMier, Seth Breske, Keytyn Lemar, Coach Jamie Smith, School Board President Ryan Mathias. Front row l-r - School Board member Phil Hatcher, Paityn Elston, Jaxon Horsager, Aidyn McCombs, Anthony Anderson, and Ben Sorby. Not Pictured: Tarissa Severson and Coach Sue Lloyd. Photo by Paul McDonald/TR
Back row l-r: School board member - Darin Anderson, Jon Aarseth, Kenrda Braton, School Board member Sherri Horsager, Nick LeMier, Seth Breske, Keytyn Lemar, Coach Jamie Smith, School Board President Ryan Mathias. Front row l-r - School Board member Phil Hatcher, Paityn Elston, Jaxon Horsager, Aidyn McCombs, Anthony Anderson, and Ben Sorby. Not Pictured: Tarissa Severson and Coach Sue Lloyd. Photo by Paul McDonald/TR
Wrestling and Special Olympics Basketball Recognized by School Board
The Valley City Hi-Liner Special Olympics basketball team and the wrestling state place finishers were recognized by the Valley City School board at a recent meeting.
The board recognized the basketball team who will be playing in the state tournament this weekend in Minot. The Hi-Liners are coached by Sue Lloyd and Jamie Smith
Also recognized were the nine wrestlers that placed at the state wrestling tournament. The Hi-Liners had four champions; Koltyn Grebel at 113, Koye Grebel at 138, Broden Muske at 220 and the first ever female state champ, Mylee Christianson at 135. Also recognized were five wrestlers who placed. Tucker Johnson was second at 132, Espen Kunze was eighth at 145, Gabby Hannig was third at 105, Deegan Kirschenmann was seventh at 120 and Brooke Bundy was seventh at 190. The Hi-Liners are coached by Aaron Larson, Trevar Hansen, Tim Miller, Ryan Coghlan, Dustin Krueger, Austin Rogelstad, Bennett Rogelstad, Sam Reiger, Isaac Felchle and Brandon Larson.
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