A group of Perkins County students attended McCook Community College on March 11 for the annual Inter-High Day scholastic competition and came in third place.
Students from Perkins County High School took third place in their division at McCook Community College’s annual Inter-High Day scholastic competition March 11 A total of 15 area schools competed.
The Perkins County High School Quiz Bowl team traveled to Hershey for the Hershey Quiz Bowl Tournament on Tuesday, Mar. 3. Nine teams were in attendance: NPSP, Perkins County, Sutherland, Ogallala, Paxton, Stapleton, Chase County, Arthur and Hershey. Teams were randomly assigned four rounds of competition and Perkins County went 4-0 on the day. PC first defeated Hershey 60-15, then Stapleton 35-15, Arthur 65-20, Paxton 80-5. The team, coached by Deanne Bishop, includes Jacob Woodmancy (captain), Matthew Wendell, Josh Malmkar, Ethan Terry, Keegan Sims, Jeb Kohl, Meghan Bishop, Emme Sims, Gavin Smith and Eli Busick. Perkins County then traveled to Maywood for the Maywood Invite on Tuesday, Mar. 10.
Jacob Woodmancy and Meghan Bishop each received first place in their events at the SPVA meet on Monday. Woodmancy ranked first in humorous prose, and Bishop was victorious in persuasive speaking.
Perkins County was one of 28 schools to compete in North Platte at the Best of the West speech meet on Saturday, Mar. 7.
Perkins County Schools’ new elementary principal said she’s excited for her new challenge.
Wallace’s speech team competed in North Platte’s Blue & Gold meet on Saturday, Feb. 15 and the RPAC Conference meet on Wednesday, Feb. 19.
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