Sanborn County 4-H held their first annual Sanborn County Shooting Sports Awards Night on Oct. 14 at the 4-H grounds in Forestburg. Following a potluck supper, all of the 4-H Shooting Sports participants were recognized for their accomplishments.
…Read more about and see pictures of the event in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal.
The football awards night was held Thursday night, Nov. 16, in the Woonsocket Gym. The awards were as follows:
Major Letter winners: Noah Dickson, Trey Weber, Landon Wolter, John Witte, Weston Baysinger, Trent Kingsbury, Alex Wormstadt, Logan Wolter, Trey Ulmer, Aiden Wormstadt, Wesley Linke, Chandler Flowers, Tyler Eddy, Jordan Hines, Eric Ruml, Brendin LaBore, Devon Weber, Rylie Stevens;
Minor Letter winners: Ty VonEye, Corey Fink, Cage Boschee, Kadin Schlenker, Collin Schmiedt, Sawyer Senska, Brock Stevens, Seth Tebay, Luis Cardona, Riley Hines;
Seventh/eighth award winners: MVP – Clay Olinger, Defensive MVP – First Team Defense, Hustler – Mason Moody, Most Inspirational – Carter Grohs;
High school awards: Best Back – John Witte, Best Lineman – Devon Weber, Most Improved – Rylie Stevens, Hustler – Logan Wolter, JV MVP – Landon Wolter, Big Hitter – Logan Wolter, Blackhawk Leader – Trent Kingsbury, Blackhawk Leader – Logan Wolter;
Academic All-State team members: Trent Kingsbury, Trey Weber, Logan Wolter, John Witte.
The following are records that were matched or broken:
Rushing – yards in one game, John Witte, 271;
Rushing – attempts in one season, John Witte, 239;
Rushing – yards in one season, John Witte, 1,775;
Passing – attempts in one season, Trent Kingsbury, 131 – this ties his number of attempts from 2016;
Passing – completions in one season, Trent Kingsbury, 68
Receiving – TDs in one season, Trey Weber, 5 – this a tie with Josh Feiner 2015
Interceptions in one season – Trey Weber (4), Trey Ulmer- (4) – this is a tie with Joe Davis from 2014.
MEMBERS OF the Woonsocket Community Choir perform their annual cantata, “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” Sunday evening.
The Christmas season was in the air at the Woonsocket Community Center on Sunday, Nov. 19, with the delightful music of the Woonsocket Community Choir. They presented their annual Christmas Cantata, with this year’s music selections having the title of “O Little Town of Bethlehem.”
…See an additional picture and read about the performance in more detail in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal.
