Junction City High School honors state champions Jaden Alvarado and Bree Villanueva

April 02, 2025 | Geary County Schools, School Boards, Kansas

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Junction City High School celebrated the remarkable achievements of its wrestling team during the USD 475 Board of Education meeting on April 1, 2025. The highlight of the evening was the recognition of state champions Jaden Alvarado and Bree Villanueva, who showcased exceptional talent at the Kansas State High School Activities State Wrestling Championships held in Overland Park.

Jaden Alvarado, who finished her season with an impressive record of 33 wins and just one loss, will continue her athletic journey at Fort Hays State University next year. Bree Villanueva, a junior, has already made her mark in the sport by securing her second state championship title, alongside a runner-up finish in previous competitions, boasting a record of 32 wins and one loss.
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The board and attendees applauded the athletes for their hard work and dedication, emphasizing the pride they bring to Junction City High School. This recognition not only highlights the students' individual accomplishments but also reflects the strength of the school's wrestling program.

Following this celebration, the meeting moved on to the consent agenda, indicating a shift towards administrative matters. The recognition of these athletes serves as a reminder of the importance of supporting and celebrating student achievements within the community.

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