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Wellington hosted Andale for season-opening varsity football action at Sellers Park on Friday night.  The Crusaders are rocking a new look for their helmets and are led by new head coach Jeremiah Meeks.  The Indians outscored Wellington 63-14, but huge gains were made over last year's outcome against Andale, statistically speaking.  In addition to a new coach, new AD Elly Johnson, new principals John Nance and Audrey Gill on the sidelines, there was also a new announcer--Rick Roitman--in the press box.  Halftime included a routine by the Crimson Dancers and a James Bond medley performed by

Cross Country traveled to their season-opening Clearwater Invitational yesterday.  The athletes reported that there were quite a few more teams there than last year, making for a bigger and more competitive meet.  Wellington went home with a handful of individual medals and TONS of pics!  Thanks to Cross Country athletes Lex Goff and Conner Walker who took a yearbook camera to the meet and provided us with over 400 great photos!  Results and photos below:

BOYS 5K - 56 participants 

WHS Girls Tennis Team individual and group photos are posted!

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For the FIRST TIME in Lady Crusaders Golf history, the team took FIRST PLACE in a tournament!! The girls attended the Augusta Invitational today and placed 1st as a team with a score of 191 and also had three individual medalists!  Freshmen Taryn Viramontes and Claire Ginter placed 3rd and 5th, respectively, and senior Kasiah Richmond placed 7th!  

TEAM RESULTS

1 - WELLINGTON - 191

2 - Augusta - 199

3 - Independence - 202

4 - Andover Central - 213

5 - Circle - 229

6 - McPherson - 241

The team and individual pics of the Cross Country team are posted!

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Meet the 2022 Girls Golf Team!

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL RESULTS 8/30

Crusader Volleyball was away yesterday at Clearwater, and the Varsity team showed great promise! They downed El Dorado in two (25-22, 25-10) and gave Clearwater a fight, losing in two (17-25, 17-25). Coaches report that they are super proud of the girls and that other teams need to watch out for the Lady Crusaders this season if the team continues to build on the caliber they played at last night!

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