
West Noble took care of business Friday night, running past South Bend Washington, 44-6, in the opening round of the Class 3-A sectional at School Field.
The Chargers opened with three touchdowns in the opening quarter and never looked back. West Noble had five rushing touchdowns and a passing touchdown on the night as it punched its ticket to the sectional semi-finals next week.
That game will be on Charger Hill at West Noble as the Chargers will host Jimtown, a 15-14 winner over Tippecanoe Valley. Fairfield will host Angola on the other half of the bracket.
Go Chargers!
We are on the road this weekend competing for some big milestones, and we've got your ticket links for all the action!
Friday night, the football team will be on the road at School Field in South Bend to take on the Washington Panthers. Your ticket link into the opening round of the sectional is here:
https://public.eventlink.com/tickets?t=213850&p=328172
Saturday morning, the girls cross country team and two of our boys will be competing at the Manchester Cross Country Regional at Manchester High School. If the girls team lands in the top five, they advance to state. If an individual makes the top 15 not on an advancing team, they also advance to state. Go watch the Long Blue Line with the ticket link here:
https://public.eventlink.com/tickets?t=209759
The volleyball team will take on Mishawaka Marian at the NorthWood Volleyball Regional, a 7 p.m. start in The Pit. A win secures the first regional title in school history. If you feel so inclined, our friends at Lakeland are playing in the 4 p.m. game against Boone Grove and could use the NECC support!
https://public.eventlink.com/tickets?t=214327
Let's get out this weekend and cheer our Chargers onto victory!


West Noble School are closed today for fog. This will be a flex day. Teachers will post assignments on Google classroom and students will have until Wednesday after fall break to submit those assignments. This is not a virtual learning day. Have a safe and fun fall break!

The next step in the state cross country ladder is the regional round, and West Noble will have its girls team plus two of its boys racing at the Manchester Regional this Saturday at Manchester High School.
Graysen Ruch and Daniel Trinklein will represent the Chargers as individuals and the Lady Chargers will send its top seven out in hopes of securing one of five spots for the IHSAA State Finals.
Run fast Chargers, let's show 'em what the Long Blue Line is all about!

Today is Wednesday, October 21st and West Noble Schools are on a Two Hour Delay for fog.

Find out more on her appearance and subject matter in the news story link below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/3203863

Each level performed two songs, the sixth grade opening with 'Creature of Steel and Steam' and the high school closing the grade level performances with 'Fire Dance'. The entirety of all four choir levels joined one another on stage for the finale, 'Hurricane'.
Kudos to choir director Sarah Sponseller for her work at both the middle school and high school levels, and for bringing together all of her students for a great fall program!
So without further adieu, here are the photos for Lily Lindsay, Lilly Stout, Marco Macias, Jennifer Salas Gonzalez, Noah Kathary and Ana Dudley.
Have a great Bus Safety Week!

The Lady Chargers take on Mishawaka Marian at the NorthWood Volleyball Regional next Saturday at 7 p.m., looking to win its first-ever regional championship.
Tickets are $10. Let's write the history books together!
Go Chargers!

Add another championship trophy to the fall sports shelf!
Finally getting the sectional monkey off their backs, West Noble volleyball ran past Columbia City, 3-0, in the semi-finals and then beat Fairfield by the same score in the championship of the West Noble Volleyball Sectional!
Winning its first sectional in eight years, West Noble cruised in the semis against the Eagles, but ran into a confident Fairfield side in the title showdown. An early lead in game one saw Fairfield fight back, but West Noble stayed the course with a 25-20 win in game one, and much of the same in the second as the Chargers held off the Falcons, 25-19, in game two. Game three saw West Noble start hot and maintain, capping the championship march with a 25-13 closer, setting off a wild celebration.
The Lady Chargers (29-3), which won the NECC double this season, are on a nine-game win streak dating back to the Warsaw Tourney.
West Noble will take on Mishawaka Marian in next Saturday's regional round, the time and location to be announced in the coming day by the IHSAA.
Congrats Lady Chargers, let's keep it going!
Two goals in both halves pushed the Warriors to a 4-0 win over the Chargers, ending West Noble's stellar season.
Joaquin Rosas had a hat trick for Bishop Noll, Darian Araisa providing three helpers as the No. 3 Warriors move on to face No. 1 Guerin Catholic next week in the semi-state.
West Noble closes its season 16-4-1 overall and owners of its seventh sectional title in program history as well as the NECC tournament championship trophy.
Be proud of what you accomplished this season, Chargers!
The girls team finished second to champion Fort Wayne Carroll, 78-33, to advance their seven to next week's Manchester Regional. Karla Dominguez was again the top Lady Charger runner, taking seventh overall at 19:46. All of West Noble's scorers were in the top 24, and the next two were 25th and 28th.
The boys team found heartbreak, taking sixth and one spot out of automatic advancement. West Noble scored 186 points, well back of Lakeland's fifth-place score of 154. Fort Wayne Carroll again led the team standings with a championship score of 43 points.
Graysen Ruch and Daniel Trinklein did manage to advance as individuals for West Noble, Ruch finishing seventh overall at 16:52 and Trinklein was 33rd overall at 18:01, but among the 15 individuals to make the cut from the non-advancing teams.
Well done to our runners, and good luck to those competing next week at the regional!
Jackson Christlieb had touchdown passes to Bradyen Limerick, Brogan Parks and Caleb Saggars and Xy'Mire Barnes Bridges rushed for 93 yards and two scores.
West Noble moves to 8-1 on the season and will look forward to next week's opening sectional contest at School Field against the South Bend Washington Panthers.
Leo Lopez slotted home a goal 10 minutes into the second half, and it held up in a 1-0 West Noble boys soccer win at Fort Wayne Concordia Thursday night in the Class 2-A regional semi-finals.
West Noble peppered the Cadet goal all evening, Lopez hitting the crossbar moments later on another challenge and a pair of shots from Joel Moreno and Emanuel Gutierrez were turned away as the Chargers began to unwind the offense.
Ramiro Pedroza was solid in net, making five saves, including a huge deflection in the first half that turned away Concordia's best chance.
West Noble (16-3-1) will head to Mishawaka Marian Saturday at 4:30 p.m. to face either Marian (16-2) or Bishop Noll (14-2-2), which are still sorting out their regional semi-final this evening.
Vamos Chargers!
Boasting of the potentially the largest sixth grade band West Noble Middle School has ever had, a packed house watched the newbies work through six abbreviated songs, leading into the seventh and eighth grade ensembles. Each of the two played three songs, the seventh grade concluding with Mechanical Monsters, and the eighth grade beginning with Wrath of the Mechanical Monsters.
Congrats to the students on a great show, and to band director Moorea Douglas for her work with our largest group yet!
WNE is participating in a creative fundraiser with Art to Remember that allows you to purchase keepsake products customized with your child's art. There are over 60 products and many are less than $20. These make great gifts and a percentage of every purchase goes right back to WNE. Click on the link below and enter the online order code shown on your child's order form or to search for your child's artwork. Then, have fun shopping!
https://arttoremember.com/school/pu5myy

Vamos Chargers!

