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Sanborn Central Powerlifting team to compete at State

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Published March 22, 2019, in Headline News, Sports

PICTURED IS the powerlifting team, left to right, back row: Kendra Morgan, Aiden Wormstadt, Eric Ruml, Noah Wormstadt, Alex Wormstadt; front row: Mason Moody and Brighten Hitchcock.

The Sanborn Central Powerlifting team will be completing its season with the State Meet Saturday at the Sioux Falls Roosevelt gym. 

Lifting will begin at 8 a.m. in the main gym. State was originally scheduled for March 9, but had to be moved due to weather concerns. The meet will comprise of three main lifts: squat, bench, and deadlift. Athletes are allowed three attempts on each lift with the highest weight being recorded for their score. After the three lifts, weight totals are added to decide a winner. There are several different weight classes for athletes to compete in.  

Sanborn Central lifters have been lifting four days a week since November and are looking to cap off the season with new personal bests. Due to scheduling conflicts, not all lifters will be able to compete Saturday. Results will be available in next week’s paper. 

Long-term care facility under new ownership

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Published March 22, 2019, in Area News, Headline News, Woonsocket

Pictured is the therapy room at the Prairie View Healthcare Center in Woonsocket. The room is used for physical, occupational and speech therapy for residents of the center and for outpatient therapy.

The Prairie View Healthcare Community in Woonsocket has changed owners and is now doing business as Prairie View Healthcare Center. As of Feb. 1, a company by the name of EmpRes Healthcare Management, LLC, has taken over the operations of the Prairie View Healthcare Center from Welcov, the previous owner. 

…Learn more in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

SCW Basketball players named to CBH and 281 All Conference teams

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Published March 22, 2019, in Headline News, Sports

Five Sanborn Central/Woonsocket girls and three boys were named to All-Conference teams.

The girls named to All Conference teams were: Megan Poyer (281 and CBH first teams), Tesa Jensen (281 first team and CBH third team) Kaylee White (281 third team), Madi Moody (281 honorable mention) and Trinity Boschee (281 honorable mention).

The girls placed first in the 281 conference season with a perfect 7-0 record.

The boys named to the All Conference teams were: Noah Dickson (CBH and 281 first teams), Tater Moody (CBH second team and 281 third team), and Trey Ulmer (CBH third team and 281 honorable mention). Noah Dickson was named the most valuable player for the CBH Conference.

The boys placed fourth in the 281 season with a record of 4-3.

…See pictures of the honorees in this week’s issue of the Sanborn Weekly Journal!

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