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Today is Tuesday, January 27th. West Noble School are Closed due to drifting snow. This will be a virtual learning day.
West Noble Schools will be on a Two-Hour Delay on Tuesday, January 27th.
Some good news from down state.
Five of our West Noble football players were recognized for their work in the classroom by the Indiana Football Coaches Association.
The quintet of McKale Bottles, Gavin Keene, Trevor Steele, Cade Wolheter and Xavier Yates were all named Academic All-State by IFCA.
Each of the athletes had to carry a 3.7 GPA or better through the football season, and be nominated by an IFCA member coach.
Congrats to all of our award winners!
The girls basketball tournament route is now set.
West Noble will take on the Eagles of Columbia City in the six-team 3-A sectional tournament at Tippecanoe Valley. The game is the first of two on Tuesday, Feb. 3, a 6 p.m. start. Wawasee and Fairfield will play in game two, with the host Vikings waiting on the West Noble-City winner and NorthWood awaiting the Wawasee-Fairfield winner. Both of the semi-finals will be held Friday, with the championship Saturday night, all at Valley.
Good luck Lady Chargers, let's go shock the state!
West Noble will take on the Eagles of Columbia City in the six-team 3-A sectional tournament at Tippecanoe Valley. The game is the first of two on Tuesday, Feb. 3, a 6 p.m. start. Wawasee and Fairfield will play in game two, with the host Vikings waiting on the West Noble-City winner and NorthWood awaiting the Wawasee-Fairfield winner. Both of the semi-finals will be held Friday, with the championship Saturday night, all at Valley.
Good luck Lady Chargers, let's go shock the state!
Charger Check-in:
Between weather chaos and continued testing in our buildings, it was pretty quiet on the Western front. But, we did have some news to report.
First, check out the photo of Mrs. Cox with some of the Primary peeps, building a skyscraper during indoor recess early in the week!
Then, we had some history Friday night as West Noble boys basketball coach, Ethan Marsh, achieved a milestone, reaching 100 career coaching wins. The win for Marsh was a highlight from the 70-30 win against Fremont, and won on his home court. Congrats, coach!
We also had a pair of wrestlers earn runner-up at the NECC Wrestling Tournament this past weekend. Both Gavin Christman at 138 pounds and Brogan Parks at 190 pounds were 2-0 entering their respective championship matches, and similarly, both were ousted by Eastside opponents. Christmas lost, 9-5, to Noah Dove and Parks fell, 3-1, to Job Richman.
West Noble also had Leon Bontrager, Joe Button and Hayden Clouse podium in fifth place and Korbin Rassner was sixth for the Chargers.
West Noble Schools will be closed Monday, January 26th for a good old-fashioned SNOW DAY! No virtual learning. Get outside and enjoy the snow and stay off the roads until they are cleared. We will have school in person on Monday, February 9th, as a makeup day. Thank you.
West Noble Nation:
We wanted to let you know that there is more than one way to receive notifications about school delays and cancellations. With more bad weather on the way, stay up-to-date on potential school delays and closings. Download the app to your phone, it's free for anyone who wants to stay connected to all things West Noble.
We wanted to let you know that there is more than one way to receive notifications about school delays and cancellations. With more bad weather on the way, stay up-to-date on potential school delays and closings. Download the app to your phone, it's free for anyone who wants to stay connected to all things West Noble.
No way around it, freezing cold today and not a day you'd expect a post about ice cream. But here we are!
A busload of kids from West Noble Primary happily zipped up their coats and headed to La Michoacana in Ligonier to celebrate their fundraiser prize.
"Do you want bubble gum or Oreo?" and "You also want sprinkles?" were the only questions asked and answered today, as the two dozen or so kids plowed through their ice cream in recognition of their work with the school fundraiser this past fall.
As always, thank you to the fine folks at La Michoacana for their continued partnership with our schools, and opening their doors on a frigid but sunny Tuesday afternoon!
A busload of kids from West Noble Primary happily zipped up their coats and headed to La Michoacana in Ligonier to celebrate their fundraiser prize.
"Do you want bubble gum or Oreo?" and "You also want sprinkles?" were the only questions asked and answered today, as the two dozen or so kids plowed through their ice cream in recognition of their work with the school fundraiser this past fall.
As always, thank you to the fine folks at La Michoacana for their continued partnership with our schools, and opening their doors on a frigid but sunny Tuesday afternoon!
West Noble will host a Mini Cheer Camp from Feb. 17-19 at WNHS.
The three-day camp is for preschoolers through sixth grade, the 4:30-6:30 p.m. camps culminating with a Saturday night performance on Feb. 21 during halftime of the boys basketball varsity game.
Cost is $35 and the camp directors ask registration be completed by Feb. 6 to assist with shirt orders.
Please see the fliers for more details!
The three-day camp is for preschoolers through sixth grade, the 4:30-6:30 p.m. camps culminating with a Saturday night performance on Feb. 21 during halftime of the boys basketball varsity game.
Cost is $35 and the camp directors ask registration be completed by Feb. 6 to assist with shirt orders.
Please see the fliers for more details!
In appreciation of the work he did for equality in our country.
Certainly not the way she would want to go out. But let's take a positive spin on Destiny Martinez's historic run to the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals.
Martinez went 1-1 in her first two contests of the day, serving as the first-ever West Noble female wrestler to make the state finals. The senior won her first match, then lost her second match, sending her to the consoles of the 170-pound placement ladder.
In her third contest against Munster's Allyson Compton, things were moving along at a slow pace, neither competitor really gaining much of an advantage. Compton held just a 2-0 lead off a reversal from the restart, but an awkward fall had Martinez bounce her head on the mat. Play was halted and Martinez was checked out by medical personnel and deemed unable to continue, forfeiting the match. Time didn't catch up to the West Noble senior as the seventh-place match against Wawasee's Kenadi Pierce loomed, and Martinez had to take a medical default.
So a 1-3 day is what the history books will show, but the one win in the first round allowed Martinez to become a state placer, taking eighth overall in her weight class and earning a 20th win on the season.
Martinez will always be the historical 'first' footnote, the first Lady Charger to take part in a Parade of Champions, the first to wear an IHSAA State Finals shirt with her likeness on the back, and the first to earn a medal.
From the West Noble community, congratulations Destiny, what a career! Be proud of your accomplishments!
Martinez went 1-1 in her first two contests of the day, serving as the first-ever West Noble female wrestler to make the state finals. The senior won her first match, then lost her second match, sending her to the consoles of the 170-pound placement ladder.
In her third contest against Munster's Allyson Compton, things were moving along at a slow pace, neither competitor really gaining much of an advantage. Compton held just a 2-0 lead off a reversal from the restart, but an awkward fall had Martinez bounce her head on the mat. Play was halted and Martinez was checked out by medical personnel and deemed unable to continue, forfeiting the match. Time didn't catch up to the West Noble senior as the seventh-place match against Wawasee's Kenadi Pierce loomed, and Martinez had to take a medical default.
So a 1-3 day is what the history books will show, but the one win in the first round allowed Martinez to become a state placer, taking eighth overall in her weight class and earning a 20th win on the season.
Martinez will always be the historical 'first' footnote, the first Lady Charger to take part in a Parade of Champions, the first to wear an IHSAA State Finals shirt with her likeness on the back, and the first to earn a medal.
From the West Noble community, congratulations Destiny, what a career! Be proud of your accomplishments!
A championship dream won't be realized, but Destiny Martinez can still finish her career with a win.
In the quarterfinals of the 170-pound bracket at the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals, Martinez ran into Annabelle Redman of Columbus East, and ran into a takedown just a minute into the first round. That was the only move Redman needed as she worked Martinez into a sticky position and into a pin at 1:21 to advance to the semis, sending Martinez to the placement brackets.
Martinez can finish no higher than fifth, but no lower than eighth. Her next matchup will be against Allyson Compton of Munster, and then face either Eleanor Robertson of Franklin Central or Kenadi Pierce of Wawasee.
Stay tuned!
In the quarterfinals of the 170-pound bracket at the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals, Martinez ran into Annabelle Redman of Columbus East, and ran into a takedown just a minute into the first round. That was the only move Redman needed as she worked Martinez into a sticky position and into a pin at 1:21 to advance to the semis, sending Martinez to the placement brackets.
Martinez can finish no higher than fifth, but no lower than eighth. Her next matchup will be against Allyson Compton of Munster, and then face either Eleanor Robertson of Franklin Central or Kenadi Pierce of Wawasee.
Stay tuned!
BREAKING NEWS!
We are going to have a state placer at the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals!!!
Destiny Martinez won her opening round match against Beech Grove's Josilin Stinson in commanding fashion to advance to the final eight, which guarantees a placement on the podium in the 170-pound bracket.
Martinez opened the first period with a takedown and added another takedown in the second period to own a commanding 6-0 lead heading into the third period. Choosing bottom to start the period, Martinez worked out of Stinson's hold into a reversal, and eventually into a pin at the 28-second mark (4:28) to advance.
Martinez now draws Columbus East's Annabelle Redman, who won her match in similar fashion with a pin early in the third.
THREE MORE TO GO, DESTINY! GET IT!
We are going to have a state placer at the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals!!!
Destiny Martinez won her opening round match against Beech Grove's Josilin Stinson in commanding fashion to advance to the final eight, which guarantees a placement on the podium in the 170-pound bracket.
Martinez opened the first period with a takedown and added another takedown in the second period to own a commanding 6-0 lead heading into the third period. Choosing bottom to start the period, Martinez worked out of Stinson's hold into a reversal, and eventually into a pin at the 28-second mark (4:28) to advance.
Martinez now draws Columbus East's Annabelle Redman, who won her match in similar fashion with a pin early in the third.
THREE MORE TO GO, DESTINY! GET IT!
West Noble Nation!
Please join us in congratulating longtime Eastside coach and athletic director, Aaron Willard, who was presented with the Northeast Corner Conference's Lifetime Achievement Award this evening.
Willard spent over three decades serving Eastside in several coaching capacities as well as running its athletic department. Willard recently was honored with the naming of the Aaron Willard Student Activities Center on the campus of Eastside High School. The Eastside graduate was a state champion softball coach and also guided its baseball program to a state finals appearance.
Willard was presented with a commemorative trophy by West Noble athletic director, Tom Schermerhorn, and was joined at midcourt by current Eastside athletic director, Brennen Kitchen.
Congratulations to Willard for all he has committed to education-based athletics!
Please join us in congratulating longtime Eastside coach and athletic director, Aaron Willard, who was presented with the Northeast Corner Conference's Lifetime Achievement Award this evening.
Willard spent over three decades serving Eastside in several coaching capacities as well as running its athletic department. Willard recently was honored with the naming of the Aaron Willard Student Activities Center on the campus of Eastside High School. The Eastside graduate was a state champion softball coach and also guided its baseball program to a state finals appearance.
Willard was presented with a commemorative trophy by West Noble athletic director, Tom Schermerhorn, and was joined at midcourt by current Eastside athletic director, Brennen Kitchen.
Congratulations to Willard for all he has committed to education-based athletics!
West Noble High School celebrated its fall semester awards earlier this afternoon, highlighting over two dozen students in leadership, character and ability.
Find the full list in our story below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2635830
Find the full list in our story below:
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2635830
BREAKING NEWS:
The snow and nasty weather has postponed tonight's NECC girls and boys basketball games. The games are now scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, with the same setup:
At West Noble
Girls vs Eastside at 6 p.m.
Boys vs Eastside at 7:45 p.m.
Please be careful out there as you head home!
The snow and nasty weather has postponed tonight's NECC girls and boys basketball games. The games are now scheduled for tomorrow, Thursday, with the same setup:
At West Noble
Girls vs Eastside at 6 p.m.
Boys vs Eastside at 7:45 p.m.
Please be careful out there as you head home!
A reminder to our West Noble families:
We are into a very busy month of testing, which will continue into the spring as well. We would like to encourage our families to remind our kids (and ourselves) to make sure we are getting plenty of sleep at night, a nutritious breakfast and lunch, and finding ways to relax and recharge during this testing phase.
If you need help with nutrition needs, please contact your school principal or your guidance counselors. We want our kids to be at their best for testing, and continue to learn and grow at West Noble.
We are into a very busy month of testing, which will continue into the spring as well. We would like to encourage our families to remind our kids (and ourselves) to make sure we are getting plenty of sleep at night, a nutritious breakfast and lunch, and finding ways to relax and recharge during this testing phase.
If you need help with nutrition needs, please contact your school principal or your guidance counselors. We want our kids to be at their best for testing, and continue to learn and grow at West Noble.
Just a reminder, this week is the NECC Girls and Boys Basketball tournaments. West Noble hosts Eastside in the opening round, the girls tipping off at 6 p.m. with the boys to follow. A win lands the Chargers into the semi-finals on Friday, a loss to the consolations on Thursday. The championships for both tournaments will be held at West Noble Saturday evening.
See you there!
See you there!
Charger Check-in:
A slow start back to the grind as the second semester began this past week at West Noble.
We did usher in the start of the high school gymnastics season Tuesday in Kendallville, and West Noble wrestling held its annual Super Duals. Among the Duals on Saturday was the fundraiser for the Zayago family, by all accounts a very successful event to help ease the burden of a recent loss within the family.
Thank you to all who helped with the fundraiser, and all those who contributed!
A slow start back to the grind as the second semester began this past week at West Noble.
We did usher in the start of the high school gymnastics season Tuesday in Kendallville, and West Noble wrestling held its annual Super Duals. Among the Duals on Saturday was the fundraiser for the Zayago family, by all accounts a very successful event to help ease the burden of a recent loss within the family.
Thank you to all who helped with the fundraiser, and all those who contributed!
Big News from the Plymouth Girls Wrestling Regional!
West Noble senior 170-pounder Destiny Martinez has qualified for the IHSAA State Finals, finishing as runner-up in her bracket. Martinez won her first two matches via pin to punch her ticket to next weekend's finals, then won the semi-final also via pin. In the championship match, Martinez and Crown Point's Jayda Miller battled into the third round before the Crown Point sophomore scored a pin with 35 seconds left in the match.
The Lady Chargers had three others in the regional, both Kara Arnold at 105 and Beyonce Marmolejo at 190 falling in the first round. Brynn Weigold won her first match at 235, but couldn't get past Penn in the ticket round, also seeing her season come to an end.
Martinez advances to the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals, to take place Friday, Jan. 16, at Corteva Coliseum on the campus of the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center.
Way to go, Destiny! Finish the job!
West Noble senior 170-pounder Destiny Martinez has qualified for the IHSAA State Finals, finishing as runner-up in her bracket. Martinez won her first two matches via pin to punch her ticket to next weekend's finals, then won the semi-final also via pin. In the championship match, Martinez and Crown Point's Jayda Miller battled into the third round before the Crown Point sophomore scored a pin with 35 seconds left in the match.
The Lady Chargers had three others in the regional, both Kara Arnold at 105 and Beyonce Marmolejo at 190 falling in the first round. Brynn Weigold won her first match at 235, but couldn't get past Penn in the ticket round, also seeing her season come to an end.
Martinez advances to the IHSAA Girls Wrestling State Finals, to take place Friday, Jan. 16, at Corteva Coliseum on the campus of the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center.
Way to go, Destiny! Finish the job!
