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SINGLES: #1 Jacelyn Street defeated Karigan Harvey 6-0, 6-0 #2 Claire Griffith defeated Brittany Titzer 6-1, 6-2 #3 Allison Harris defeated Adriana Munoz 6-1, 6-0 #5 Jessilyn Hall defeated Ella Thomas 2-6, 6-2, 10-6 #4 Madison Emmerich was defeated by Lainie Milner 2-6, 0-6 #6 Kaitlin Olmstead was defeated by
Seth Weber “A former captain from last year, Seth’s knowledge of the game is one of his many strengths on the field.” NCHS Head Soccer Coach Matt Creadore Noah Wright “Noah is our returning goalkeeper and the backbone of our defense.” NCHS Head Soccer Coach Matt Creadore Braden Bigard
The 2019 NCHS Varsity Football team received their jerseys tonight during the Jersey Presentation Night.
Front left to right: Camryn Martin, Addy O’Dell, Macy Barthelemy, Elley Bennett, Karasyn Martin Middle left to right: Allie Stanley, Sally Mahaffey, Lexie Grove, Marlee Michl, Bailee Fichtl, Sydney Kinder Back left to right: Avery Mulvey, Lilly Kessler, Kylie Beck, Mackenzie Miller, Coach Sara Beam
The Newton Eagles won their second game of the season and of the St. Anthony tournament with a win over Greenville of 7-0. Goals were scored by Ross Farley (four goals), Seth Weber (one goal), Eli Weber (one goal), and Carder Reich (one goal). The Eagles will play again in
The Newton Lady Eagles Volleyball Team faced the Effingham Lady Hearts in their season opener. The Freshman Eagles defeated Effingham in three sets of 24-26, 25-22, and 12-10. The JV team defeated Effingham in two with scores of 25-10 and 25-12. The Varsity team fell in two with scores of
Payton Birch “Payton has worked hard everyday to switch to playing quarterback. Payton shows a great work ethic and is a pleasure to work with.” – NCHS Head Football Coach Jason Fulton Jaxon Barthelme “Jaxon is a very hard worker and has become a good leader on the team.” – NCHS
Brianne Duncan “One of the realist and kindest athletes I’ve had the pleasure to coach. She has a great and natural intuition in stunts which had made her a solid main base and a helpful voice for a coach to help correct issues.” – NCHS Head Cheer Coach Emily Flach
The JCJH Eagles scored two runs in the first inning and one in the sixth inning to end the game with a score of 3-0. Scoring for the Eagles includes: Caden Nichols, Isaac Flowers, and Keyton Tonn. Winning pitcher for the game was Isaac Flowers.
JCJH scored 15 in four against Oblong. The Eagles scored three in the first, two in the second, five in the third, and five in the fourth. Scoring for the Eagles included: two runs by Payton Harris and one by each Caden Nichols, Max Meinhart, Isaac Flowers, Parker Wolf, Keyton