At Western Illinois, Baker has continued to progress as a member of the Leathernecks track and field program. During the most recent outdoor season, she placed 13th in the Ohio Valley Conference finals in the 400 hurdles. She recorded a collegiate best of 2:36.58 in the 800 meters at the 2025 Kip Janvrin Open and added an indoor personal best of 1:07.40 in the 400 meters at the Bob Teel Invitational. Her season also included a first-place finish in the 400 hurdles at the SLU Alumni Invite, underscoring her continued development at the collegiate level.
Tarr, a sophomore from Sidney, arrived at Western Illinois with an already decorated résumé from Unity High School softball. Over four varsity seasons, she earned a steady stream of conference, area and state honors. Her accolades included multiple All-Conference and All-Area selections, three second-team All-State honors, and recognition as Unity High School’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2024.
That momentum carried seamlessly into her first collegiate season. As a true freshman, Tarr appeared in all 48 games for the Leathernecks, ranking second on the team in hits with 45 and doubles with 13. She posted a .333 batting average and a .424 on-base percentage, performance that earned her a spot on the All-OVC Newcomer Team.
Also earning Dean’s List recognition from Champaign County were senior Grace Miller of Champaign and sophomore Abigail Strack of Mahomet.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must complete at least 12 graded credit hours while maintaining a GPA equivalent to an A average. For Baker and Tarr, the honor reflects a familiar pattern, excelling where preparation meets opportunity, whether on the track, the softball diamond or in the classroom.
To view the complete list of fall 2025 recipients, follow this link.
Former SJO, Unity athletes earn Dean’s List honors at Western Illinois
MACOMB - Two familiar names from area scoreboards and starting lineups resurfaced this fall in a different column of achievement, one measured not by seconds or batting averages, but by sustained academic excellence.
Former St. Joseph-Ogden standout Kaytlyn Baker and Unity High School alum Ruby Tarr were both named to Western Illinois University’s Fall 2025 Dean’s List, recognition reserved for students who post a grade-point average of at least 3.6 while carrying a full academic load. Their inclusion places them among 970 undergraduate students honored universitywide, including 63 at the WIU-Quad Cities campus.
Baker, now a junior from St. Joseph, built her high school reputation as one of the area’s most versatile hurdlers. Competing for St. Joseph-Ogden, she qualified for the IHSA Class 1A state meet in three events, the 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles and the 4x400-meter relay. Her signature race was the 300 hurdles, where she posted a personal-best time of 48.75 seconds.
At Western Illinois, Baker has continued to progress as a member of the Leathernecks track and field program. During the most recent outdoor season, she placed 13th in the Ohio Valley Conference finals in the 400 hurdles. She recorded a collegiate best of 2:36.58 in the 800 meters at the 2025 Kip Janvrin Open and added an indoor personal best of 1:07.40 in the 400 meters at the Bob Teel Invitational. Her season also included a first-place finish in the 400 hurdles at the SLU Alumni Invite, underscoring her continued development at the collegiate level.
Tarr, a sophomore from Sidney, arrived at Western Illinois with an already decorated résumé from Unity High School softball. Over four varsity seasons, she earned a steady stream of conference, area and state honors. Her accolades included multiple All-Conference and All-Area selections, three second-team All-State honors, and recognition as Unity High School’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2024.
That momentum carried seamlessly into her first collegiate season. As a true freshman, Tarr appeared in all 48 games for the Leathernecks, ranking second on the team in hits with 45 and doubles with 13. She posted a .333 batting average and a .424 on-base percentage, performance that earned her a spot on the All-OVC Newcomer Team.
Also earning Dean’s List recognition from Champaign County were senior Grace Miller of Champaign and sophomore Abigail Strack of Mahomet.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must complete at least 12 graded credit hours while maintaining a GPA equivalent to an A average. For Baker and Tarr, the honor reflects a familiar pattern, excelling where preparation meets opportunity, whether on the track, the softball diamond or in the classroom.
To view the complete list of fall 2025 recipients, follow this link.
At Western Illinois, Baker has continued to progress as a member of the Leathernecks track and field program. During the most recent outdoor season, she placed 13th in the Ohio Valley Conference finals in the 400 hurdles. She recorded a collegiate best of 2:36.58 in the 800 meters at the 2025 Kip Janvrin Open and added an indoor personal best of 1:07.40 in the 400 meters at the Bob Teel Invitational. Her season also included a first-place finish in the 400 hurdles at the SLU Alumni Invite, underscoring her continued development at the collegiate level.
Tarr, a sophomore from Sidney, arrived at Western Illinois with an already decorated résumé from Unity High School softball. Over four varsity seasons, she earned a steady stream of conference, area and state honors. Her accolades included multiple All-Conference and All-Area selections, three second-team All-State honors, and recognition as Unity High School’s Female Athlete of the Year in 2024.
That momentum carried seamlessly into her first collegiate season. As a true freshman, Tarr appeared in all 48 games for the Leathernecks, ranking second on the team in hits with 45 and doubles with 13. She posted a .333 batting average and a .424 on-base percentage, performance that earned her a spot on the All-OVC Newcomer Team.
Also earning Dean’s List recognition from Champaign County were senior Grace Miller of Champaign and sophomore Abigail Strack of Mahomet.
To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must complete at least 12 graded credit hours while maintaining a GPA equivalent to an A average. For Baker and Tarr, the honor reflects a familiar pattern, excelling where preparation meets opportunity, whether on the track, the softball diamond or in the classroom.
To view the complete list of fall 2025 recipients, follow this link.
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Martinie scores team-high ten in SJO loss
Pleasant Plains - Hoping to extend their 1-game winning streak to two, the St. Joseph-Ogden girls basketball team came up short after this afternoon's road game at Pleasant Plains. Addisyn Martinie led the Spartans' in scoring with 10 points in the 55-26 loss to the host Cardinals.
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Baker sets hurdles PR, SJO girls snag 9 first at home meet
The St. Joseph-Ogden girls track team took first place in nine events in a home dual meet against Eureka last Thursday.
Haleigh Maddock turned in a 31.10 in the 200m Dash. She was followed over the finish line by teammates Yamilka Casanova (32.32) and Jayci Hayes (32.48) to secure the top three spots on the podium.
SJO's Malorie Sarnecki won the 400m Dash with at time of 1:07:53. The performance was prep personal record for the junior middle distance runner.
In the hurdles, Kaytlyn Baker set a new PR finishing the 100m hurdles at 18.10. In her first meet of the Spring 2021 season against Clinton, the sophomore turned in 18.51 in the event.
Baker also placed second the 300m Hurdles following Ashlyn Lannert over the line at 54.47. Lannert, a junior, won the event with a time of 53.47, just a little under her personal best in the race at 51.53.
The Spartans enjoyed first place finishes in two of the four relay events at the meet.
The Womens 4x100m relay quartet of Atleigh Hamilton, Payton Carter, Raegan Crippen and Macy Reed-Thompson finished more than two second ahead of the Hornets contingent at 52.18 to take first.
The same four Spartans joined forces for another first place finish, this time in the 4x200m relay. The foursome's combined efforts yielded a time of 1:53.13.
Reed-Thompson also earned another gold medal worthy finish taking the top honor in the High Jump. The freshman tallied first place points after her best attempt at 1.49m.
Also earning field event points for SJO, Carter cleared 2.9 meters in the Women Pole Vault for another first place Spartan finish.
Finally, it comes as no surprise that the winner of the Women's Long Jump was 2x Class 1A state champion was Atleigh Hamilton.
The senior cleared 5.23 meters, or 17 feet and 1.91 inches, of sand in her home pit to win the pit. Her best mark in the event, set at the 2019 state championships, is 5.68m (18' 7.75").
The Spartans will host their third meet of the season in a quad event featuring Shelbyville, Judah Christian and St. Teresa tomorrow at the Glenn Fisher Athletic Complex starting at 4pm.
SJO's Malorie Sarnecki won the 400m Dash with at time of 1:07:53. The performance was prep personal record for the junior middle distance runner.
In the hurdles, Kaytlyn Baker set a new PR finishing the 100m hurdles at 18.10. In her first meet of the Spring 2021 season against Clinton, the sophomore turned in 18.51 in the event.
Baker also placed second the 300m Hurdles following Ashlyn Lannert over the line at 54.47. Lannert, a junior, won the event with a time of 53.47, just a little under her personal best in the race at 51.53.
The Spartans enjoyed first place finishes in two of the four relay events at the meet.
The Womens 4x100m relay quartet of Atleigh Hamilton, Payton Carter, Raegan Crippen and Macy Reed-Thompson finished more than two second ahead of the Hornets contingent at 52.18 to take first.
The same four Spartans joined forces for another first place finish, this time in the 4x200m relay. The foursome's combined efforts yielded a time of 1:53.13.
Reed-Thompson also earned another gold medal worthy finish taking the top honor in the High Jump. The freshman tallied first place points after her best attempt at 1.49m.
Also earning field event points for SJO, Carter cleared 2.9 meters in the Women Pole Vault for another first place Spartan finish.
Finally, it comes as no surprise that the winner of the Women's Long Jump was 2x Class 1A state champion was Atleigh Hamilton.
The senior cleared 5.23 meters, or 17 feet and 1.91 inches, of sand in her home pit to win the pit. Her best mark in the event, set at the 2019 state championships, is 5.68m (18' 7.75").
The Spartans will host their third meet of the season in a quad event featuring Shelbyville, Judah Christian and St. Teresa tomorrow at the Glenn Fisher Athletic Complex starting at 4pm.
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St. Joseph-Ogden's Addison Frick puts the ball up for a first half shot during the Spartans' home basketball game against Pontiac. Frick finished the game with a team-high 17 points powering SJO to a 57-47 victory. See more photos from this game here.
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SJO senior Taylor Hug fires a jumper from outside the arc for one of her four treys against the visiting Pontiac Indians.
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Driving past Pontiac's Makyah Hartfield, SJO's Addie Seggebruch attacks the paint in January 5 home game at St. Joseph-Ogden High School.
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Freshman point guard Katie Ericksen moves the ball around during the second half against Pontiac.
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Surrounded by Pontiac players, Spartans' Kaytlyn Baker protects the ball during second half action. Baker, a senior, contributed a field goal and one free throw in the Illini Prairie Conference win for the St. Joseph-Ogden program on Saturday.
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Spartan Katie Ericksen loses control of the ball after colliding with Pontiac senior Mackenzie Coates in the second half. View 14 more photos from the SJO girls' first game of 2023 here.
The road to state: The Rockets cross country performance was "impressive"
by Daniel L. Chamness
Special to The Sentinel
CHAMPAIGN -- Based on their dominating performance all season, no one could doubt the Unity Rockets were going to win another Class 1A IHSA cross-country state title. Heading into the Illinois High School Association sectional meet, the program did not lose a meet. Not one race to any team. The program has brought home state titles in 2021, 2017, and 2015. The Rockets also collected trophies in 2016 for second and third-place hardware in 2018 and 2019. The path to the state finals included crushing it at the St. Joseph-Ogden Class 1A sectional meet held at Dodds Park on the campus of Parkland College back on October 29. The day was just one more chance to show just how dominant they were and had been all season. The Rockets cemented the sectional title by 86 points, finishing with 40 points. Marshall took second with 126 points. "Their performances were very impressive," said Kara Leaman, Tolono Unity's head coach of the Rockets' performance at sectionals. "They are excited. While we have won a state title before, we have never done it back-to-back. They want to be the first Unity Rocket team to do it." Not only did they leave the sectional with the all-important team championship plaque, four of the scoring top five left with individual sectional hardware. Emily Decker finished the 2.95-mile course in 18 minutes and 2.49 seconds. The sophomore was fifth. Mackenzie Pound (sixth), Erica Woodard (seventh), and Olivia Shike (10th) finished within 21 seconds of Decker. Pound finished at 18:11.21, while Woodard entered the chute at 18:12.55. Shike crossed the finish line at 18:22.89. The fifth scorer, Reagan Stringer, clocked in at 18:51.59. Camryn Reedy and Josie Cler took 18th and 25th, finishing respectively at 19:25.71 and 19:47.82. "This Saturday, my hope for every athlete is that they can walk away knowing they competed as well as they could," said Leaman. While the Spartan girls did not qualify as a team, Savanna Franzen grabbed one of the individual qualifying spots, taking 13th in the sectional. She ended her race at 18:35.28. "I tried to be controlled the first 50 percent of the race," said Franzen. "I was not feeling the best today. This course is not all that fast. I am looking forward to running at Detweiller, which is a very fast course." She led the Spartans to a 10th-place finish, which scored 271 team points. Hannah Mock (61st), Sydney Steinbach (69th), Sophia Kasper (82nd), and Kaytlyn Baker (93rd) rounded out the top five for the Spartans. Mock, Steinbach, and Kasper, all freshmen, all broke the 22:00 barrier. Mock finished in 21 minutes and 09.72 seconds, Steinbach finished the course in 21:35.14, and Kasper finished at 21:58.25. Baker closed out the Spartan effort with a time of 22:26.77.
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CHAMPAIGN -- Based on their dominating performance all season, no one could doubt the Unity Rockets were going to win another Class 1A IHSA cross-country state title. Heading into the Illinois High School Association sectional meet, the program did not lose a meet. Not one race to any team. The program has brought home state titles in 2021, 2017, and 2015. The Rockets also collected trophies in 2016 for second and third-place hardware in 2018 and 2019. The path to the state finals included crushing it at the St. Joseph-Ogden Class 1A sectional meet held at Dodds Park on the campus of Parkland College back on October 29. The day was just one more chance to show just how dominant they were and had been all season. The Rockets cemented the sectional title by 86 points, finishing with 40 points. Marshall took second with 126 points. "Their performances were very impressive," said Kara Leaman, Tolono Unity's head coach of the Rockets' performance at sectionals. "They are excited. While we have won a state title before, we have never done it back-to-back. They want to be the first Unity Rocket team to do it." Not only did they leave the sectional with the all-important team championship plaque, four of the scoring top five left with individual sectional hardware. Emily Decker finished the 2.95-mile course in 18 minutes and 2.49 seconds. The sophomore was fifth. Mackenzie Pound (sixth), Erica Woodard (seventh), and Olivia Shike (10th) finished within 21 seconds of Decker. Pound finished at 18:11.21, while Woodard entered the chute at 18:12.55. Shike crossed the finish line at 18:22.89. The fifth scorer, Reagan Stringer, clocked in at 18:51.59. Camryn Reedy and Josie Cler took 18th and 25th, finishing respectively at 19:25.71 and 19:47.82. "This Saturday, my hope for every athlete is that they can walk away knowing they competed as well as they could," said Leaman. While the Spartan girls did not qualify as a team, Savanna Franzen grabbed one of the individual qualifying spots, taking 13th in the sectional. She ended her race at 18:35.28. "I tried to be controlled the first 50 percent of the race," said Franzen. "I was not feeling the best today. This course is not all that fast. I am looking forward to running at Detweiller, which is a very fast course." She led the Spartans to a 10th-place finish, which scored 271 team points. Hannah Mock (61st), Sydney Steinbach (69th), Sophia Kasper (82nd), and Kaytlyn Baker (93rd) rounded out the top five for the Spartans. Mock, Steinbach, and Kasper, all freshmen, all broke the 22:00 barrier. Mock finished in 21 minutes and 09.72 seconds, Steinbach finished the course in 21:35.14, and Kasper finished at 21:58.25. Baker closed out the Spartan effort with a time of 22:26.77.
Photo Gallery | St. Joseph-Ogden girls defeat Unity at home to win IPC title
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Unity's Lauren Miller blocks a shot from St. Joseph-Ogden's Ashlyn Lannert during the first half of their Illini Prairie Conference game on Saturday. With home court advantage, the Spartans won the contest 49-27 to clinch the Illini Prairie Conference title. Miller finished the game with six points, five rebounds, and four assists for the Rockets.
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Unity head coach Dave Ellars reminds his players to keep their arms up during second quarter play against the Spartans.
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Keep the ball away from Unity's Erika Steinman, Addison Frick secures a loose ball for the Spartans during the first half of the game. The sophomore guard finished the game with six points.
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SJO's Ella Armstrong goes after the ball for a steal from Rockets' Addison Ray. Armstrong finished with a game-high 12 points for the Spartans. Ray, who went of 0-2 from the free throw line, contributed one field goal in Unity's loss and finished with a hard-fought five rebounds.
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Katey Moore hauls in a offensive rebound for the Rockets. The senior guard chipped in six of the team's 27 points.
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St. Joseph-Ogden senior Ashlyn Lannert tries to put a shot up over Unity's Katey Moore during the fourth quarter. Lannert finished the night with two points drained back in the first quarter of the contest.
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Spartans' Ella Armstrong puts up a fourth-quarter shot on Unity's Lauren Miller. Armstrong, a senior, was the only player to score in all four quarters of the game on Saturday.
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Rocket's Addison Ray looks to make a pass after coming up with a loose ball in the fourth quarter. Unity dropped to 20-8 overall and 6-3 in conference play after the loss to the Spartans. Ray and the Rockets hope to correct their three-game skid against 18-10 Monticello tonight at 7pm.
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Kaytlyn Baker drives past Unity's Erika Steinman into the paint. Baker came off the bench late in the final quarter contributing a free throw to the Spartan's cause. The St. Joseph-Ogden girls team is back in action tonight against the Panthers of Paxton-Buckley-Loda (11-16) in their final IPC game of the season.
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Unity senior Gracie Renfrow congratulates SJO players and staff on their win on Saturday.
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St. Joseph - SJO's Kaytlyn Baker makes a huge effort to dribble past Mahomet-Seymour's Savannah Orgeron down the baseline during their 2nd Annual Toyota of Danville Turkey Tournament game on November 17. The three-sport senior for the Spartans was held scoreless as St. Joseph-Ogden fell to the 34-29 to the Bulldogs on the final day of the tournament.
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SJO cross country schedule features five home meets
2020 Fall Schedule
08/28/2020 • Away
Unity, UniHigh
Location: Unity High School 09/05/2020 • Away
Charleston
Location: Charleston High School 09/08/2020 • Home
Oakwood & Armstrong
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 09/12/2020 • Away
Paxton-Buckley-Loda
Location: Paxton Buckley Loda High School 09/15/2020* • Away
Monticello
Location: Monticello 09/19/2020 • Away
St. Teresa Tri-Meet
Location: Decatur St. Teresa High School 09/26/2020* • Home
Spartan Classic
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/03/2020 • Home
Shelbyville, PBL, St.Teresa
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/06/2020 • Home
vs.Illini Prairie Conference Meet
3 COED open races at 4p/4:45p/5:30p
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/10/2020 • Home
IPC XC Meet
Girls: 9a/9:45a girls - Boys: 10:45a/11:30a
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/17/2020 • Away
Monticello IPC Meet
Location: Monticello High School 10/24/2020* • Away
IHSA Regionals
Location: TBA
Unity, UniHigh
Location: Unity High School 09/05/2020 • Away
Charleston
Location: Charleston High School 09/08/2020 • Home
Oakwood & Armstrong
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 09/12/2020 • Away
Paxton-Buckley-Loda
Location: Paxton Buckley Loda High School 09/15/2020* • Away
Monticello
Location: Monticello 09/19/2020 • Away
St. Teresa Tri-Meet
Location: Decatur St. Teresa High School 09/26/2020* • Home
Spartan Classic
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/03/2020 • Home
Shelbyville, PBL, St.Teresa
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/06/2020 • Home
vs.Illini Prairie Conference Meet
3 COED open races at 4p/4:45p/5:30p
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/10/2020 • Home
IPC XC Meet
Girls: 9a/9:45a girls - Boys: 10:45a/11:30a
Location: St. Joseph Community Park 10/17/2020 • Away
Monticello IPC Meet
Location: Monticello High School 10/24/2020* • Away
IHSA Regionals
Location: TBA
Wolfersberger, Sarnecki earn cross country Most-Improved recognition
Twenty-eight St. Joseph-Ogden High School student-athletes earned varsity letters in cross country this fall. With the leadership of this year's six seniors, both the girls and boys programs competed at this year's Illinois High School Association state finals in Peoria.
The boys squad finished in 18th place with a score of 421 points. The top five scoring runners were Brandon Mattsey, Eric Poe, Charlie Mabry, Elijah Mock and Luke Stegall.
Earlier in the day at the state finals on November 9, senior Jillian Plotner led the SJO girls' to the program's fifth consecutive top ten team performance since 2014.
Nine members of both running programs received special team recognition at the end of the season.
Brandon Mattsey and Hannah Rajlich earned Most-Valuable-Player for their respective squads. Logan Wolfersberger was named the boys' Most-Improved Player and Malorie Sarnecki earned the same recognition for her efforts on the girls' squad.
Charlie Mabry received the Tim Mies Effort Award. Addie Allen won the Ashley Wright Effort Award. Eric Poe was the recipient of the Rick Walden Most Consistent Award and the Chelsea Blaase Most Consistent Award was given to sophomores Ava Knap & Ashlyn Lannert.
This year's varsity letter winners are seniors Ally Monk, Taddy Pettit, Jillian Plotner, Eric Poe, Hannah Rajlich and Josh Sexton.
Juniors: Hanna Eastin, Lukas Hutcherson, Brandon Mattsey, and Logan Wolfersberger.
Sophomores: Addie Allen, Braden Clampitt, Sidney Davis, Kailyn Ingram, Ava Knap, Ashlyn Lannert, Charlie Mabry, Elijah Mock, Hope Rajlich, Kendra Riddle, Malorie, Sarnecki, Taryn Sexton and Luke Stegall.
Freshmen: Kaytlyn Baker, Ethan Blackburn, Mary Hinrichs, Teagan Miller and Izzy Sexton.
Senior Eric Poe races to the finish line at the 2019 IHSA state cross country meet at Detweiller Park on November 9. In addition to a varsityl letter, Poe was honored with the Rick Walden Most Consistent Award. (Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks)
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Over 130 middle school students earn spot on quarterly Honor Roll
One hundred thirty-two students from St. Joseph Middle School achieved Honor Roll recognition this week.
Seventh grade students earning High Honors recognition are Logan Allen, Owen Baltzell, Payton Carter, Maya Chahine, Rachel Divan, Sadie Ericksen, Joseph Frasca, Addison Frick, Logan Haake, Chloe Harper, Rachel Harris, Annabelle Hueber, Tanner Jacob, Kya Jolley, Helene Jones, Tori Kibler, Quinn Lewis, Taylyn Lockhart, Addisyn Martinie, Isaiah Mock, Rowan Musselman, Macy Reed-Thompson, Addison Roesch, Nathaniel Roth, Daniel Santiago, Lucas Skelton, Logan Smith, Drew Thurman, and Peyton Williams.
Students in seventh grade who earned Honor Roll status include Chloe Allen, Luke Allen, Tyler Boggs, Halle Brazelton, Kyler Brown, Garrett Denhart, Cameron Dressen, Ashton Fonner, Holden Jones, Brock Kellenberger, Connor Little, Grace Mabrey, Carson Maroon, Seth McBride, Peyton McDougal, Ethan McElroy-Fitzpatrick, Shannon McMahon Jr., Carlina Patterson, Ave Pettit, Bella Santanelli, Aescton Slowikowski, Madison Stevens, Corbin Wells, Justice Wertz, Nicholas Wetzel, Spencer Wilson and Owen Yohnka.
Eighth graders meeting the criteria for High Honor Roll recognition are McGwire Atwood, Kaytlyn Baker, Olivia Baltzell, Tyler Burch, Ariana Chambers, Maddux Carter, Cale Coursey, Aiden Cromwell, Zachary Dahman, Andrew Guelfi, Hayden Henkelman, Maya Hewkin, Taylor Hug, Shayne Immke, Peyton Jones, Jacob Kern, Aaron Lane, Teagan Miller, William Page, Allegra Pearman, Ty Pence, Ellen Place, Jack Robertson, Robert Rowland, Kirsten Schaefer, Katharine Short, Paige Siegmund, Trinity Tapia, Taylor Voorhees and Margaret Ward.
The following eighth grade students earn a spot on this quarter's Honor Roll: Alyssa Acton, Emma Rydell, Canyon Alwes, Trenton Severins, Sylvia Bills, Isabel Sexton, Owen Birt, Garrett Siems, Cara Blanchard, Olivia Terven, Kaylee Brown, Mallory Wagner, Taylor Burch, Emma Ward, Payton Carter, Jackson Wetzel, Gwendolyn Chatterton, Bryce Collins, Madelynn Cook, Abigail Dow, Leah Finley, Alex Funk, Jessica Gadbury, Joseph Gherna, Jackson Greer, Kennedy Greer, Hunter Hinen, Mary Hinrichs, Emily Jeffries, Cameran Kelley, Eleni Krall, Ryan Kuchenbrod, Collin Livesay, Carter Mabry, Aidan McCorkle, Courtney Myren, Christopher Newman, Nicholas Nosler, Emma Rydell, Trenton Severins, Isabel Sexton, Garrett Siems, Olivia Terven, Mallory Wagner, Emma Ward and Jackson Wetzel.
Seventh grade students earning High Honors recognition are Logan Allen, Owen Baltzell, Payton Carter, Maya Chahine, Rachel Divan, Sadie Ericksen, Joseph Frasca, Addison Frick, Logan Haake, Chloe Harper, Rachel Harris, Annabelle Hueber, Tanner Jacob, Kya Jolley, Helene Jones, Tori Kibler, Quinn Lewis, Taylyn Lockhart, Addisyn Martinie, Isaiah Mock, Rowan Musselman, Macy Reed-Thompson, Addison Roesch, Nathaniel Roth, Daniel Santiago, Lucas Skelton, Logan Smith, Drew Thurman, and Peyton Williams.
Students in seventh grade who earned Honor Roll status include Chloe Allen, Luke Allen, Tyler Boggs, Halle Brazelton, Kyler Brown, Garrett Denhart, Cameron Dressen, Ashton Fonner, Holden Jones, Brock Kellenberger, Connor Little, Grace Mabrey, Carson Maroon, Seth McBride, Peyton McDougal, Ethan McElroy-Fitzpatrick, Shannon McMahon Jr., Carlina Patterson, Ave Pettit, Bella Santanelli, Aescton Slowikowski, Madison Stevens, Corbin Wells, Justice Wertz, Nicholas Wetzel, Spencer Wilson and Owen Yohnka.
Eighth graders meeting the criteria for High Honor Roll recognition are McGwire Atwood, Kaytlyn Baker, Olivia Baltzell, Tyler Burch, Ariana Chambers, Maddux Carter, Cale Coursey, Aiden Cromwell, Zachary Dahman, Andrew Guelfi, Hayden Henkelman, Maya Hewkin, Taylor Hug, Shayne Immke, Peyton Jones, Jacob Kern, Aaron Lane, Teagan Miller, William Page, Allegra Pearman, Ty Pence, Ellen Place, Jack Robertson, Robert Rowland, Kirsten Schaefer, Katharine Short, Paige Siegmund, Trinity Tapia, Taylor Voorhees and Margaret Ward.
The following eighth grade students earn a spot on this quarter's Honor Roll: Alyssa Acton, Emma Rydell, Canyon Alwes, Trenton Severins, Sylvia Bills, Isabel Sexton, Owen Birt, Garrett Siems, Cara Blanchard, Olivia Terven, Kaylee Brown, Mallory Wagner, Taylor Burch, Emma Ward, Payton Carter, Jackson Wetzel, Gwendolyn Chatterton, Bryce Collins, Madelynn Cook, Abigail Dow, Leah Finley, Alex Funk, Jessica Gadbury, Joseph Gherna, Jackson Greer, Kennedy Greer, Hunter Hinen, Mary Hinrichs, Emily Jeffries, Cameran Kelley, Eleni Krall, Ryan Kuchenbrod, Collin Livesay, Carter Mabry, Aidan McCorkle, Courtney Myren, Christopher Newman, Nicholas Nosler, Emma Rydell, Trenton Severins, Isabel Sexton, Garrett Siems, Olivia Terven, Mallory Wagner, Emma Ward and Jackson Wetzel.
79 freshman earn honor roll status, strong finish by 2020 SJO seniors
Seventy-six St. Joseph-Ogden High School seniors earned honor roll recognition in the final quarter of the year. Of that number, 50 students were awarded earned High Honor Roll status.
Students who earn a grade point average of 3.25 or higher on the school's 4.0 scale are recognized as Honor Roll students. Those whose GPA soared above 3.74 are receive High Honor Roll recognition.
Click on individual names to discover more Sentinel articles about each Honor Roll student.
High Honor Roll Freshmen
Alyssa Acton, McGwire Atwood, Kaytlyn Baker, Olivia Baltzell, Tyler Burch, Maddux Carter, Yamilka Casanova, Ariana Chambers, Cale Coursey, Morgan Cramer, Aiden Cromwell, Zachary Dahman, Emily Elsbernd, Joselyn Frerichs, Alex Funk, Kennedy Greer, Andrew Guelfi, Mikyla Haley, Hallie Harms, Maya Hewkin, Taylor Hug, Peyton Jones, Cameran Kelley, Jacob Kern, Hunter Ketchum, Aaron Lane, Collin Livesay, Haleigh Maddock, Aidan McCorkle, Kyle Meccoli, Teagan Miller, Allegra Pearman, Ty Pence, Jack Robertson, Kirsten Schaefer, Johanna Schmitz, Jack Setterdahl, Isabel Sexton, Paige Siegmund, Trinity Tapia, Taylor Voorhees, Alayna Wagle, Mallory Wagner and Maggie Ward.
Freshmen Honor Roll
Madison Adams, Canyon Alwes, Sylvia Bills, Owen Birt, Ethan Blackburn, Kaylee Brown, Taylor Burch, Payton Carter, Gwen Chatterton, Bryce Collins, Madelynn Cook, Aleah Dial, Abigail Dow, Leah Finley, Spencer Fitch, Grace Flessner, Jessica Gadbury, Joseph Gherna, Kylie Greer, Connor Hale, Hayden Henkelman, Shayne Immke, Emily Jeffries, Eleni Krall, Carter Mabry, Katherine McDermott, Blake Morgan, Courtney Myren, Jacob Newman, Ava Northen, William Page, Emma Rydell, Katharine Short, Olivia Terven, Emma Ward, Rebekah Weinmann and Jackson Wetzel.
High Honor Roll Sophomores
Addison Allen, Tyler Altenbaumer, Kailyn Anderson, Ella Armstrong, Madison Atwood, Abigail Behrens, Ella Besson, Andrew Beyers, Brandie Bowln, Mara Burkhalter, Kennedi Burnett, Angela Chahine, Braden Clampitt, Anastasia Conerty, Deanna Cummins, Benjamin Cunningham, Sidney Davis, Zander Dressen, Ashley Eldridge, Jared Emmert, Hannah Fox, Zella Fuqua, Brennan Haake, Liam Hamer, Alyssa Hamilton, Lauren Harper, Claire Huffman, Payton Jacob, Alison Kearney, Ava Knap, Ashlyn Lannert, Wyatt Loghry, Kelsey Martlage, Sophia McDade, Coby Miller, Conrad Miller, Elijah Mock, Jett Morris, Jessica Palmer, Emma Parkinson, Jackson Place, Hope Rajlich, JoLeena Reynolds, Kendra Riddle, Taryn Sexton, Alyssa Shoviak, Luke Stegall, Rebecca Steinbach, Mackenzie Trame and Taylor Wells.
Sophomore Honor Roll
Nicolas Anzelmo, Alanna Bensyl, Allison Burnett, Matthew Falls, Mackenzie Fulk, Hailey Gaines, Avian Gerdes, Nolan Grindley, Kennedy Hudson, Kailyn Ingram, KayLeigh Kamphaus, Olivia Klotz, Jacey Lewis, Braden McElroy, Ava Meyer, Ava Miller, Keaton Nolan, Jonathan Poulter, Griffin Roesch, Malorie Sarnecki, Grace Schmitz, Anna Snyder, Regan Uden, Ethan Vanliew and Cole Weinmann.
High Honor Roll Juniors
Isabelle Brooks, Crayton Burnett, David Bytnar, Taylor Campbell, Raegan Crippen, Kylie Duckett, Makayla Duckwitz, Jacob Dywer, Hanna Eastin, Nadirah Edwards, Emily Fisher, Dakota Franzen, Emily Froman, Atleigh Hamilton, Emmy Houston, Lukas Hutcherson, Logan Ingram, Cailer Kellenberger, Shelby Kofoot, Spencer Lahners, Ethan Lane, Aiden Livesay, Alyssa Maddock, Tyson Madsen, Sophie Martlage, Flannery McCorkle, Garren Meeker, Abigail Moberg, Samantha Naylor, Alec Painter, Erin Patton, Aidan Roberts, Indira Robinson, Mazie Ronk, Evan Schmitz, Max Shonkwiler, Tessa Smith, Payton Vallee, Nora Walden, Brayden Wendt and Logan Wolfersberger.
Junior Honor Roll
Makenzie Barron, Dylan Batty, Hunter Brooks, Brady Buss, Rylee Clements, Britney Evans, Alexandra Frerichs, Isabella Getty, Izabellah Innes, Madigan Loman, Brandon Mattsey, Jackson Rydell, Mitchell Whitlock, Rachel Wilson and Jonathan Wooten.
High Honor Roll Seniors
Lindsey Aden, Jenna Albrecht, Mallory Ames, Kendall Ayers, Taylor Barnes, Katelyn Berry, Emily Bigger, Kaylee Blackburn, Ross Booker, Ginny Bytnar, Payton Cain, Austin Carnes, Trevon Carr, Payton Clements, Brendan Cooperider, Kristen Costa, Drew Coursey, Kathryn Cramer, Andrea Cunningham, Faith Dahman, Bailey Dowling, Hannah Dukeman, Clayton Frederick, Jaiden Freeman, Bode Gebbink, Payton Grimsley, Lucas Grindley, Erica Guelfi, Emily Hardimon, Cody Johnston, Lacey Kaiser, Danielle Kelso, Nathan Maier, Ava Mills, Carson Mills, Allison Monk, Nolan Peacock, Eric Poe, Hannah Rajlich, Jenna Schaefer, Joshua Sexton, Rylee Stahl, Kenly Taylor, Stephanie Trame, Anna Tranel, Isabelle Vliet, Brayden Weaver, Samuel Wesley, Karsyn Wetzel, Zoey Witruk and Jackson Wooten.
Senior Honor Roll
Joseph Acton, Michara Allen, Kolton Batty, Erin Bridgewater, Blake Dable, Caleb Evans, Asjah Fonner, Tristan Fuqua, Samantha Gonzales, Brayden Grimsey, Bradley Harrison, Ethan Hinrichs, Conner Hodge, Chance Izard, Aubrey Kern, Eliza Lewis, Keegan McCarty, Mason McLain, Alivia Norem, Taddy Pettit, Dyllan Price, Lexi Ribbe, Joshua Vice, Anna Wentzloff and Joel Wilson.St. Joseph-Ogden first quarter Honor Roll
Earlier this week, St. Joseph-Ogden High School announced their list of students who earned high honor roll status during the first quarter.
To receive honor roll recognition at SJO students must earn a grade point average of 3.25 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Students whose GPA soared above 3.74 are recognized as High Honor Roll students.
High Honor Roll
Freshmen
Rylie Barton
EJ Beckett
Audrey Benoit
Sarah Bonny
Landon Brown
Madison Clampitt
Hayden Coffey
Aerolyn Davenport
Lauren Dewese
Ella Dietiker
Luke Ditchfield
Jackson Ennis
Savanna Franzen
Addison Funk
Kaiden Gaines
Tayton Gerdes
Olivia Getty
Makenna Hamilton
Brodie Harms
Lauren Harris
Maebree Houston
Sara Kearney
Madison Lankster
Logan Mills
Gabriel Mortlock
Grace Osterbur
Sonia Patel
Nathan Phillips
Audrey Ruppel
Paige Schmidt
Charles Schmitz
Kyler Swanson
Collin Thomey
Samantha Uden
Reese Wheatley
Madison Wolken
Charley Wright
Fiona Xiao
EJ Beckett
Audrey Benoit
Sarah Bonny
Landon Brown
Madison Clampitt
Hayden Coffey
Aerolyn Davenport
Lauren Dewese
Ella Dietiker
Luke Ditchfield
Jackson Ennis
Savanna Franzen
Addison Funk
Kaiden Gaines
Tayton Gerdes
Olivia Getty
Makenna Hamilton
Brodie Harms
Lauren Harris
Maebree Houston
Sara Kearney
Madison Lankster
Logan Mills
Gabriel Mortlock
Grace Osterbur
Sonia Patel
Nathan Phillips
Audrey Ruppel
Paige Schmidt
Charles Schmitz
Kyler Swanson
Collin Thomey
Samantha Uden
Reese Wheatley
Madison Wolken
Charley Wright
Fiona Xiao
Sophomores
Logan Allen
Kaden Allinger
Aden Armstrong
Owen Baltzell
Samantha Beetz
Mya Bott
Chloe Burkhalter
Garrett Denhart
Rachel Divan
Cameron Dressen
Addison Frick
Grace Getty
Logan Haake
Chloe Harper
Rachel Harris
Brody Hausman
Annabell Hueber
Tanner Jacob
Kya Jolley
Helene Jones
Tori Kibler
Lauren Lannert
Hayden Lewis
Quinn Lewis
Connor Little
Taylyn Lockhart
Addisyn Martinie
Shannon McMahon
Talan Miller
Isaiah Mock
Rowan Musselman
Caleb Ochs
Cole Pruitt
Macy Reed-Thompson
Addison Roesch
Daniel Santiago
Lucas Skelton
Aescton Slowikowski
Logan Smith
Drew Thurman
Ethan Vaughan
Elissia Ward
Colin Wayland
Corbin Wells
Hayden Williams
Peyton Williams
Kaden Allinger
Aden Armstrong
Owen Baltzell
Samantha Beetz
Mya Bott
Chloe Burkhalter
Garrett Denhart
Rachel Divan
Cameron Dressen
Addison Frick
Grace Getty
Logan Haake
Chloe Harper
Rachel Harris
Brody Hausman
Annabell Hueber
Tanner Jacob
Kya Jolley
Helene Jones
Tori Kibler
Lauren Lannert
Hayden Lewis
Quinn Lewis
Connor Little
Taylyn Lockhart
Addisyn Martinie
Shannon McMahon
Talan Miller
Isaiah Mock
Rowan Musselman
Caleb Ochs
Cole Pruitt
Macy Reed-Thompson
Addison Roesch
Daniel Santiago
Lucas Skelton
Aescton Slowikowski
Logan Smith
Drew Thurman
Ethan Vaughan
Elissia Ward
Colin Wayland
Corbin Wells
Hayden Williams
Peyton Williams
Juniors
Alyssa Acton
McGwire Atwood
Kaytlyn Baker
Olivia Baltzell
Cara Blanchard
Tyler Burch
Maddux Carter
Yamilka Casanova
Ariana Chambers
Gwen Chatterton
Morgan Cramer
Aiden Cromwell
Zachary Dahman
Emily Elsbernd
Joselyn Frerichs
Alex Funk
Kennedy Greer
Kylie Greer
Andrew Guelfi
Mikyla Haley
Hayden Henkelman
Maya Hewkin
Taylor Hug
Shayne Immke
Emily Jeffries
Aliya Jones
Peyton Jones
Cameran Kelley
Jacob Kern
Hunter Ketchum
Aaron Lane
Collin Livesay
Kyle Meccoli
Teagan Miller
Courtney Myren
Madeline Osterbur
Allegra Pearman
Ty Pence
Jack Robertson
Kirsten Schaefer
Johanna Schmitz
Jack Setterdahl
Isabel Sexton
Paige Siegmund
Trinity Tapia
Payton Vander Logt
Taylor Voorhees
Alayna Wagle
Mallory Wagner
Emma Ward
Maggie Ward
McGwire Atwood
Kaytlyn Baker
Olivia Baltzell
Cara Blanchard
Tyler Burch
Maddux Carter
Yamilka Casanova
Ariana Chambers
Gwen Chatterton
Morgan Cramer
Aiden Cromwell
Zachary Dahman
Emily Elsbernd
Joselyn Frerichs
Alex Funk
Kennedy Greer
Kylie Greer
Andrew Guelfi
Mikyla Haley
Hayden Henkelman
Maya Hewkin
Taylor Hug
Shayne Immke
Emily Jeffries
Aliya Jones
Peyton Jones
Cameran Kelley
Jacob Kern
Hunter Ketchum
Aaron Lane
Collin Livesay
Kyle Meccoli
Teagan Miller
Courtney Myren
Madeline Osterbur
Allegra Pearman
Ty Pence
Jack Robertson
Kirsten Schaefer
Johanna Schmitz
Jack Setterdahl
Isabel Sexton
Paige Siegmund
Trinity Tapia
Payton Vander Logt
Taylor Voorhees
Alayna Wagle
Mallory Wagner
Emma Ward
Maggie Ward
Seniors
Addison Allen
Tyler Altenbaumer
Kailyn Anderson
Alessa Anzelmo
Abigail Behrens
Alanna Bensyl
Ella Besson
Andrew Beyers
Brandie Bowlin
Mara Burkhalter
Kennedi Burnett
Angela Chahine
Braden Clampitt
Anastasia Conerty
Deanna Cummins
Benjami Cunningham
Zander Dressen
Ashley Eldridge
Jared Emmert
Matthew Falls
Hannah Fox
Mackenzie Fulk
Zella Fuqua
Brennan Haake
Liam Hamer
Alyssa Hamilton
Lauren Harper
Kailyn Ingram
Payton Jacob
Alison Kearney
Ava Knap
Ashlyn Lannert
Jacey Lewis
Wyatt Loghry
Kelsey Martlage
Sophia McDade
Coby Miller
Conrad Miller
Elijah Mock
Jett Morris
Jessica Palmer
Emma Parkinson
Jonathan Poulter
Hope Rajlich
Griffin Roesch
Grace Schmitz
Taryn Sexton
Alyssa Shoviak
Luke Stegall
Rebecca Steinbach
Mackenzie Trame
Taylor Wells
Tyler Altenbaumer
Kailyn Anderson
Alessa Anzelmo
Abigail Behrens
Alanna Bensyl
Ella Besson
Andrew Beyers
Brandie Bowlin
Mara Burkhalter
Kennedi Burnett
Angela Chahine
Braden Clampitt
Anastasia Conerty
Deanna Cummins
Benjami Cunningham
Zander Dressen
Ashley Eldridge
Jared Emmert
Matthew Falls
Hannah Fox
Mackenzie Fulk
Zella Fuqua
Brennan Haake
Liam Hamer
Alyssa Hamilton
Lauren Harper
Kailyn Ingram
Payton Jacob
Alison Kearney
Ava Knap
Ashlyn Lannert
Jacey Lewis
Wyatt Loghry
Kelsey Martlage
Sophia McDade
Coby Miller
Conrad Miller
Elijah Mock
Jett Morris
Jessica Palmer
Emma Parkinson
Jonathan Poulter
Hope Rajlich
Griffin Roesch
Grace Schmitz
Taryn Sexton
Alyssa Shoviak
Luke Stegall
Rebecca Steinbach
Mackenzie Trame
Taylor Wells
Honor Roll
Freshmen
Olivia Allinger
Jared Altenbaumer
William Besson
Eli Birt
Miles Birt
Chaz Bowlin
Holden Brazelton
Landen Butts
Sarah Chatterton
Preslee Christians
Lyla Frerichs
Joe Griebat
Mason Guido
Haley Hesterberg
Tinley Ideus
Kendrick Johnson
Seth Johnson
Amilliya Kindle
Owen Knap
Aiden Krall
Jeffrey Kuchenbrod
Logan Lackey
Audra Marschke
Gabriel Mata
Brenden Maury
Chayse Palmer
Logan Patton
Hailie Reifsteck
Sydney Reitmeier
Tanner Siems
Corbin Smith
Grant Smith
Thea Smith
Coy Taylor
Kailynn West
Alexis Wirth
Ava Worley
Merial Yeager
Jared Altenbaumer
William Besson
Eli Birt
Miles Birt
Chaz Bowlin
Holden Brazelton
Landen Butts
Sarah Chatterton
Preslee Christians
Lyla Frerichs
Joe Griebat
Mason Guido
Haley Hesterberg
Tinley Ideus
Kendrick Johnson
Seth Johnson
Amilliya Kindle
Owen Knap
Aiden Krall
Jeffrey Kuchenbrod
Logan Lackey
Audra Marschke
Gabriel Mata
Brenden Maury
Chayse Palmer
Logan Patton
Hailie Reifsteck
Sydney Reitmeier
Tanner Siems
Corbin Smith
Grant Smith
Thea Smith
Coy Taylor
Kailynn West
Alexis Wirth
Ava Worley
Merial Yeager
Sophomores
Edward Alewelt
Kyler Brown
Tyler Buss
Payton Carter
Maya Chahine
Samantha Downs
Sadie Ericksen
Joseph Frasca
Grace Goldenstein
Amaya Gula
Jayci Hayes
Ella Jones
Holden Jones
Luke Landrus
Grace Mabrey
Carson Maroon
Seth McBride
Ethan McElroy
Tysie Pruitt
Kaydence Reynolds
Addison Ross
Zoey Sweet
Addisyn Swope
Emma Thurman
Brock Trimble
Braxton Waller
Brody Weaver
Nicholas Wetzel
Spencer Wilson
Owen Yohnka
Kyler Brown
Tyler Buss
Payton Carter
Maya Chahine
Samantha Downs
Sadie Ericksen
Joseph Frasca
Grace Goldenstein
Amaya Gula
Jayci Hayes
Ella Jones
Holden Jones
Luke Landrus
Grace Mabrey
Carson Maroon
Seth McBride
Ethan McElroy
Tysie Pruitt
Kaydence Reynolds
Addison Ross
Zoey Sweet
Addisyn Swope
Emma Thurman
Brock Trimble
Braxton Waller
Brody Weaver
Nicholas Wetzel
Spencer Wilson
Owen Yohnka
Juniors
Madison Adams
Canyon Alwes
Ethan Blackburn
Taylor Burch
Payton Carter
Bryce Collins
Madelynn Cook
Abigail Dow
Grace Flessner
Jessica Gadbury
Mary Hinrichs
Jade Kelley
Shane Logan
Carter Mabry
Haleigh Maddock
Aidan McCorkle
Katherine e
William Page
Emma Rydell
Eri Shimada
Lili Wentzloff
Jackson Wetzel
Canyon Alwes
Ethan Blackburn
Taylor Burch
Payton Carter
Bryce Collins
Madelynn Cook
Abigail Dow
Grace Flessner
Jessica Gadbury
Mary Hinrichs
Jade Kelley
Shane Logan
Carter Mabry
Haleigh Maddock
Aidan McCorkle
Katherine e
William Page
Emma Rydell
Eri Shimada
Lili Wentzloff
Jackson Wetzel
Seniors
Nicolas Anzelmo
Ella Armstrong
Madison Atwood
Abigale Elder
Hailey Gaines
Avian Gerdes
Nolan Grindley
Samuel Hollers
Kennedy Hudson
Claire Huffman
Evan Ingram
Ayden Jones
Olivia Klotz
Madelyn Mabry
Braden McElroy
Ava Meyer
Jackson Place
Malorie Sarnecki
Isabelle Scott
Anna Snyder
Edanne Tarter-Berkman
Regan Uden
Drew Uken
Elijah Weinmann
Ella Armstrong
Madison Atwood
Abigale Elder
Hailey Gaines
Avian Gerdes
Nolan Grindley
Samuel Hollers
Kennedy Hudson
Claire Huffman
Evan Ingram
Ayden Jones
Olivia Klotz
Madelyn Mabry
Braden McElroy
Ava Meyer
Jackson Place
Malorie Sarnecki
Isabelle Scott
Anna Snyder
Edanne Tarter-Berkman
Regan Uden
Drew Uken
Elijah Weinmann
Photo of the Day - November 16, 2021
Urbana returns to the hardcourt
Under the watchful eyes referee Mark Brooks behind her, Tigers' junior Gabrielle Mboyo-Meta dribbles the ball down the court looking for a way around St. Joseph-Ogden's Kaytlyn Baker during the team's first game of the season. After four quarters, Urbana fell to the host Spartans at the Toyota of Danville Turkey Tournament, 55-8.
Photo: PhotoNews Media/Clark Brooks
266 SJO students named to first quarter Honor Roll
On Tuesday, St. Joseph-0gden High School announced that 266 students earned Honor Roll status for their work during the first quarter of classes this academic year.
The senior class led in number of honors with 73 students achieving a 3.75 or higher average grade during the period. The sophomore and junior classes boast 42 high honor receipients, followed by the senior class with 41 honor roll students and the class of 2024 with 39.
Students named to the High Honors earned GPAs of 3.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Those attaining GPAs of 3.25 to 3.74 are recognized as Honor Roll students.
SJO Honor Roll Students
The senior class led in number of honors with 73 students achieving a 3.75 or higher average grade during the period. The sophomore and junior classes boast 42 high honor receipients, followed by the senior class with 41 honor roll students and the class of 2024 with 39.
Students named to the High Honors earned GPAs of 3.75 or higher on a 4.0 scale. Those attaining GPAs of 3.25 to 3.74 are recognized as Honor Roll students.
Freshmen High Honor Roll
McGwire Atwood, Kaytlyn Baker, Olivia Baltzell, Maddux Carter, Yamilka Casanova, Ariana Chambers, Cale Coursey, Aiden Cromwell, Zachary Dahman, Emily Elsbernd, Leah Finley, Joselyn Frerichs, Alex Funk, Kennedy Greer, Andrew Guelfi, Mikyla Haley, Maya Hewkin, Taylor Hug, Emily Jeffries, Cameran Kelley, Jacob Kern, Aaron Lane, Aidan McCorkle, Kyle Meccoli, Teagan Miller, Jacob Newman, Allegra Pearman, Ty Pence, Ellen Place, Jack Robertson, Kirsten Schaefer, Johanna Schmitz, Jack Setterdahl, Paige Siegmund, Trinity Tapia, Taylor Voorhees, Alayna Wagle, Mallory Wagner and Maggie Ward.Freshmen Honor Roll
Hayden Henkelman, Tyler Burch, Canyon Alwes, Ethan Blackburn, Caleb Nemecz, Ava Northen, Peyton Jones, Carter Mabry, Emma Rydell, Sylvia Bills, Shayne Immke, Eleni Krall, Emma Ward, Abigail Dow, Collin Livesay, Haleigh Maddock, Jade Kelley, Blake Morgan, Alyssa Acton, William Page, Hunter Ketchum, Madison Adams, Isabel Sexton, Katharine Short, Katherine McDermott, Bryce Collins and Joseph Gherna.Sophomore High Honor Roll
Addison Allen, Kailyn Anderson, Ella Armstrong, Madison Atwood, Abigail Behrens, Alanna Bensyl, Ella Besson, Andrew Beyers, Brandie Bowlin, Mara Burkhalter, Kennedi Burnett, Angela Chahine, Braden Clampitt, Anastasia Conerty, Deanna Cummins, Benjamin Cunningham, Sidney Davis, Zander Dressen, Ashley Eldridge, Jared Emmert, Hannah Fox, Mackenzie Fulk, Zella Fuqua, Brennan Haake, Liam Hamer, Lauren Harper, Claire Huffman, Payton Jacob, Ava Knap, Sophia McDade, Elijah Mock, Jessica Palmer, Hope Rajlich, JoLeena Reynolds, Kendra Riddle, Taryn Sexton, Alyssa Shoviak, Luke Stegall, Rebecca Steinbach, Mackenzie Trame, Ethan Vanliew and Taylor Wells.Sophomore Honor Roll
Tyler Altenbaumer, Nicolas Anzelmo, Nolan Grindley, Alyssa Hamilton, Kailyn Ingram, KayLeigh Kamphaus, Alison Kearney, Olivia Klotz, Ashlyn Lannert, Jacey Lewis, Wyatt Loghry, Madelyn Mabry, Kelsey Martlage, Ava Meyer, Ava Miller, Coby Miller, Conrad Miller, Jett Morris, Keaton Nolan, Emma Parkinson, Jackson Place, Jonathan Poulter, Griffin Roesch, Colton Thompsen and Elijah Weinmann.Junior High Honor Roll
Isabelle Brooks, Crayton Burnett, David Bytnar, Taylor Campbell, Kylie Duckett, Hanna Eastin, Nadirah Edwards, Emily Fisher, Dakota Franzen, Emily Froman, Isabella Getty, Atleigh Hamilton, Mariska Harshbarger, Emmyrson Houston, Lukas Hutcherson, Logan Ingram, Vania Kaenzig, Cailer Kellenberger, Shelby Kofoot, Spencer Lahners, Aiden Livesay, Madigan Loman, Alyssa Maddock, Tyson Madsen, Sophia Martlage, Flannery McCorkle, Garren Meeker, Abigail Moberg, Samantha Naylor, Alec Painter, Erin Patton, Aidan Roberts, Indira Robinson, Mazie Ronk, Jackson Rydell, Evan Schmitz, Max Shonkwiler, Tessa Smith, Payton Vallee, Nora Walden, Brayden Wendt and Logan Wolfersberger.
Junior Honor Roll
Mason Behrens, Hunter Brooks, Brady Buss, Rylee Clements, Raegan Crippen, Makayla Duckwitz, Jacob Dwyer, Britney Evans, Alexandra Frerichs, Lucas Funkhouser, Izabellah Innes, Ethan Lane, Alyssa Lynch, Brandon Mattsey, Gunnar Olson, Brianna Reifsteck, AJ Wagner and Rachel Wilson.Senior High Honor Roll
Lindsey Aden, Jenna Albrecht, Mallory Ames, Kendall Ayers, Taylor Barnes, Katelyn Berry, Emily Bigger, Kaylee Blackburn, Ginny Bytnar, Payton Cain, Brendan Cooperider, Kristen Costa, Drew Coursey, Kathryn Cramer, Andrea Cunningham, Faith Dahman, Hannah Dukeman, Robert Gebbink, Samantha Gonzales, Payton Grimsley, Erica Guelfi, Emily Hardimon, Cody Johnston, Danielle Kelso, Ava Mills, Carson Mills, Allison Monk, Nolan Peacock, Taddy Pettit, Eric Poe, Hannah Rajlich, Jenna Schaefer, Joshua Sexton, Rylee Stahl, Kenly Taylor, Stephanie Trame, Isabelle Vliet, Brayden Weaver, Samuel Wesley, Zoey Witruk and Jackson Wooten.Senior Honor Roll
Joseph Acton, Michara Allen, Kolton Batty, Hailey Birt, Samantha Blobaum, Ross Booker, Erin Bridgewater, Trevon Carr, Payton Clements, Blake Dable, Bailey Dowling, Asjah Fonner, Clayton Frederick, Jaiden Freeman, Brayden Grimsey, Lucas Grindley, Ethan Hinrichs, Conner Hodge, Chance Izard, Tyler Jones, Lacey Kaiser, Aubrey Kern, Eliza Lewis, Nathan Maier, Keegan McCarty, Mason McLain, Alivia Norem, Luke Renfrew, Lexi Ribbe, Anna Tranel, Anna Wentzloff and Karsyn Wetzel.
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