RPAC announces top ACT scores

The Republican Plains Activity Conference has announced its top ACT scores for this year’s seniors.
Wallace’s Andrew Matson and Ainsley Strawder earned Gold medals with scores over 29.
The conference’s top score went to Paxton’s Damin Luedke.
Gold medal winners, those with scores of 29 and higher, are Grant McQuay, Alma; Alese Williams, Arapahoe; Johanna Ford, Kayne Gonzalez and Jordan Hilmer, Bertrand; Autumn Deterding, Dylan Downer and Zachery McArthur, Cambridge; Taylor Bailey, Dundy County Stratton; Aimee Merrill, Hitchcock County; Allyson Jay and Ludeke, Paxton.
Silver medal winners, those with scores of 27 and 28, are Jason Stenka, Alma; E. Leslie Hillman and Grant Taylor, Arapahoe; Wyatt Ervin, Cambridge; Mark Nelms and Layne Sutton, DCS; Lindsey Ruppen, Hitchcock County; Ellery Simpson, Maxwell; Jace Grunden, Maywood; Shelby Rickert and Brianna Russell, Southern Valley; Jesselyn Roland and Kassidy Wilcox, Southwest.
Bronze medal winners, those with scores of 24, 25 and 26, are Caleb Malone, Jessica Pfeil, Kendall Stemper and Alexis Wolfe, Alma; Hope Koller, Tracy Roskop and Hannah Whitson, Arapahoe; Jonah Nelson, Bertrand; Paige Klumpe, Megan tenBensel and Ali Webb, Cambridge; Lillian Wiese, DCS; Katie Hrnchir, Hitchcock County; Myah Essman, Maxwell; McKenna Renner, Maywood; Josie Callihan and Sierra Hicks, Paxton; Kyleah Branham, Ashlyn McAtee, Elizabeth Meters and Bryson Warner, Southern Valley; Nathan Lytle, Southwest; and Garrett Hanna, Wauneta-Palisade.