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Huskies Get First Win
The Husky boys' basketball team got the season started last week by traveling to Creighton to play the Bulldogs. Each team was retooled from last season. Both teams were 14-11 last season and both teams brought back two returning starters from those teams. The Bulldogs had a bit of an advantage as they played Laurel Concord Coleridge the night before. This experience was . . .
High School Wrestling Results From O'Neill
West Holt traveled to O’Neill last Saturday for the O’Neill Wrestling Tournament. This was a tough tournament with six rated teams in the State. West Holt did come away with one medalist, Madison Davis placed 2 nd in the Girls division at 132 pounds. Madison Davis placed second by pinning her first 3 opponents. . . .
West Holt Wrestling Quad Results
West Holt Quadrangular Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021 The West Holt Wrestling squad opened the new season by hosting a Quadrangular. The Huskies came away with one win over Ainsworth and lost in to close duals to North Central and Burwell. Overall . . .
Change in Game Time for Fri., Dec. 17th
The West Holt Girls' BB game on December 17th at Hartington has been moved to 5:00 instead of 6:00. Please make a change on your calendars.
West Holt High School and Atkinson Chamber of Commerce Host Career/Job Fair at West Holt
The West Holt 9 th -12 th grade students participated in a Career/Job Fair hosted by the Guidance Department and the Atkinson Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, November 2 nd . First, students attended breakout sessions presented by community members Jen Rystrom, Austin Hamm, Tammera Kunz, Pam Winer and Rebecca Logemann. Topics of the sessions were Work Ethic, Workplace Communications, Resumes and Applications and Customer . . .
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