The recent Board Meeting held on May 12, 2025, highlighted the impressive achievements of local powerlifting teams, showcasing the dedication and talent of student-athletes in the community. The Centennial Spartans Powerlifting teams have had a remarkable year, with the girls' team winning all three meets they participated in and achieving third place overall at regionals, the highest ranking in the school's history.

During the meeting, it was announced that 15 girls qualified for regionals, with several standout performances. Notably, senior Madison Wood secured second place at regionals and went on to finish seventh at the state competition. Junior Delaney Barth also excelled, taking first at regionals and third at state. The boys' team also made a strong showing, with six boys competing at regionals and two qualifying for state, including Luis Bermea, who placed first in his weight class at regionals and third at state.

The meeting also recognized individual accomplishments, such as Maddie Caldwell being named first team academic all-state and Addison Kelly receiving second team honors. These accolades reflect not only athletic prowess but also academic excellence among the athletes.

The coaches expressed pride in their teams, emphasizing the hard work and commitment required to balance academics and athletics. The success of the powerlifting teams serves as an inspiration for the community, highlighting the importance of supporting youth sports programs and fostering an environment where students can thrive both in the classroom and on the competition floor.

As the school year progresses, the board and community members look forward to continued support for these young athletes, who are not only representing their schools but also setting a positive example for their peers. The achievements of the Centennial Spartans Powerlifting teams underscore the value of teamwork, perseverance, and dedication in the pursuit of excellence.