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GHS Celebrates Historic Achievements in Girls Tennis and Trailblazer Football

December 10, 2024 | Gardner Edgerton, School Boards, Kansas


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GHS Celebrates Historic Achievements in Girls Tennis and Trailblazer Football
Gardner Edgerton High School celebrated significant achievements in athletics during the USD 231 Board of Education meeting on December 10, 2024. The highlight of the evening was the recognition of the girls' tennis program, which has shown remarkable growth under the guidance of coaches Abermite, Osborne, and McNaney. Notably, the Holly twins, Emmy and Addie, made history by qualifying for the state tournament, marking the first time in nine years that a girls' tennis team from the school has reached this level.

The meeting also honored the Trailblazer football team, which concluded a historic season with a record of 12-1 and secured back-to-back state championships. Coach Jesse Owen and his staff were praised for leading the team to three consecutive state championship games, a feat achieved by only six teams in the state’s history. The team’s captains, including Raven Powell and Isaiah Williams, were recognized for their leadership and academic excellence, with Powell earning the title of offensive player of the year.

In addition to athletic accomplishments, the meeting underscored the importance of academic performance, with student-athletes showcasing impressive GPAs. Athletic Director expressed pride in the athletes' achievements both on the field and in the classroom, emphasizing the commitment of coaches and students to excellence in all areas.

The evening concluded with a call for continued support from the board and community, highlighting the integral role of athletics in fostering teamwork, discipline, and community spirit within Gardner Edgerton.

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