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Destiny Martinez was unsure if she would every finish high school. She's now on a college fast track, signing her National Letter of Intent to continue her wrestling career at William Penn University in Iowa. Read about her journey here:
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West Noble High School recognized its spring semester stars with its Spring Awards program Wednesday afternoon. Take a look at who won the awards with our News story and some photos from the event are included!
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The track postseason is here, and West Noble's girls track program were in action Tuesday night at the East Noble Sectional. The Lady Chargers were highlighted by a monster night from Gimena Aguilar, who set a sectional record in the 100 dash at 12.56 to claim her first-ever championship. She also qualified for the regional in the 200 dash by placing third, and was second in high jump. She hit the full house by rocketing up from sixth to third on the final leg of the 4x100 relay to get the Lady Chargers to next week.
Kayle Jordan added a second title for the Lady Chargers, repeating as champion in the shot put. Jordan set the standard in the prelims with a throw of 39-5, and no one was able to catch her as the senior will enter the regional as one of the favorites.
Trinity Parson kept her senior season alive, helping the 4x800 relay to a third-place finish and then was second in the mile run.
West Noble finished third as a team, chasing both Lakeland and champion East Noble.
Congrats to all of the Lady Chargers that have at least one more meet to chase State glory!
Kayle Jordan added a second title for the Lady Chargers, repeating as champion in the shot put. Jordan set the standard in the prelims with a throw of 39-5, and no one was able to catch her as the senior will enter the regional as one of the favorites.
Trinity Parson kept her senior season alive, helping the 4x800 relay to a third-place finish and then was second in the mile run.
West Noble finished third as a team, chasing both Lakeland and champion East Noble.
Congrats to all of the Lady Chargers that have at least one more meet to chase State glory!
We have some more good news on the academic side at West Noble High School!
Freshmen Charlotte Hawkey and Lyla Becker took the AAPPL Spanish test (ACTFL Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages) and they did amazing. They got achieved the intermediate level so far. They had taken Spanish for two years and received extra help after school this year. They went above and beyond to someday reach the requirements to obtain the Indiana Certificate of Multilingual Proficiency.
Congratulations to both on their dedication to their learning trajectory at West Noble!
Monday night was the time for the West Noble choirs to come together for its spring showcase.
Sixth grade through high school all performed three-song medleys, the sixth and seventh grades also coming together to perform 'Better Together' and the eighth and high school ensembles also combining to close the night with 'Stronger Together'.
Each of the grades were also presented with year-end awards from choir director Sarah Sponseller, who has absorbed the high school choir this semester along with her work with the middle schoolers.
Great show overall, keep working hard!
Sixth grade through high school all performed three-song medleys, the sixth and seventh grades also coming together to perform 'Better Together' and the eighth and high school ensembles also combining to close the night with 'Stronger Together'.
Each of the grades were also presented with year-end awards from choir director Sarah Sponseller, who has absorbed the high school choir this semester along with her work with the middle schoolers.
Great show overall, keep working hard!
Boys soccer has announced its summer camp, set for July 6-9 at West Noble's soccer fields. The camps will run from 5-6:30 p.m. each day and costs $25 per camper, and there is a $5 discount for multiple family members.
Registration fliers are attached, or contact coach Willems at willemsh@westnoble.k12.in.us or (574) 635-0525.
Registration fliers are attached, or contact coach Willems at willemsh@westnoble.k12.in.us or (574) 635-0525.
West Noble just completed its NECC tournament work this past weekend, and found out where it's sectional road will run this week at East Noble.
The five-team bracket at East Noble has the Lady Chargers taking on Lakewood Park Christian Thursday in one of the semi-finals. A win will have West Noble back in Kendallville Saturday morning for the finals.
It's been a great regular season, but let's break that 34-year drought and get that second team title!
Go Chargers!
The five-team bracket at East Noble has the Lady Chargers taking on Lakewood Park Christian Thursday in one of the semi-finals. A win will have West Noble back in Kendallville Saturday morning for the finals.
It's been a great regular season, but let's break that 34-year drought and get that second team title!
Go Chargers!
The West Noble FFA got to show off a little this morning as the club hosted the West Noble Primary kids for a petting zoo. Easily one of the most entertaining days of the year for the FFA, they had out guinea pigs, rabbits, roosters, goats and cows for the little ones to interact with, as well as some planting and machinery opportunities. They even had a giant John Deere tractor in the lot for the kids to climb around!
We are just a week away from the boys track sectional! The Chargers will head to East Noble next Thursday to start their journey to state.
Let's go Chargers!
Let's go Chargers!
The Ligonier Study Club highlighted West Noble High School students where their essays/short stories were nominated for the club’s writing award. Eight total students were awarded first or second place: Allison Giltner, 9th Grade, Xadrian Hofmeister, 10th Grade, Estreya de Alva, 10th Grade, Allison Recendiz-Esparza, 11th Grade, Railyn Dailey, 11th Grade, Yahir Lopez, 12th Grade, Jenna Coburn, 12th Grade, and Ally Chiddister (9th Grade) (not pictured).
Another night of Northeast Corner Conference baseball, but the backdrop was a lot more interesting.
West Noble and Eastside battled Wednesday evening at Parkview Field as part of the PSM Baseball Classic. Eastside took advantage of a couple West Noble fielding miscues, and held the Chargers to five hits in a 5-0 win, but the experience at beautiful Parkview Field offered a bittersweet parting gift.
West Noble and Eastside battled Wednesday evening at Parkview Field as part of the PSM Baseball Classic. Eastside took advantage of a couple West Noble fielding miscues, and held the Chargers to five hits in a 5-0 win, but the experience at beautiful Parkview Field offered a bittersweet parting gift.
Trinity Parson's faith and feet are taking her on a new journey, signing her National Letter of Intent Wednesday to continue her cross country and academic careers at Indiana Wesleyan University.
Four West Noble High School students were recognized Monday evening as part of the RYLA leadership camp.
Layne Targgart, Giselle Lopez, Emily Chiddister and Donald Baker were joined by Ligonier Rotary Club President Margarita White at Tuesday evening's West Noble School Board Meeting in recognition of the student's leadership trajectory.
Take a read on what RYLA is doing for the students, and what a couple of them think of the new opportunity to hone their leadership skills.
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Layne Targgart, Giselle Lopez, Emily Chiddister and Donald Baker were joined by Ligonier Rotary Club President Margarita White at Tuesday evening's West Noble School Board Meeting in recognition of the student's leadership trajectory.
Take a read on what RYLA is doing for the students, and what a couple of them think of the new opportunity to hone their leadership skills.
https://www.westnoble.k12.in.us/article/2895211
We are just a week away from the girls track sectional! The Lady Chargers will head to East Noble next Tuesday to start their journey to state.
Let's go Lady Chargers!
Let's go Lady Chargers!
The West Noble FFA is pleased to announce that it will have its greenhouse open to the public this week!
The facility, located behind West Noble High School adjacent to the football parking lot, will be open 3:30-5 p.m. daily until all the plants are gone. There's a big variety of items to peruse, from hanging baskets to impatients, daisies to salvia, and a host of different types of herbs, mints and vegetables.
Come on out and spruce up your landscape or kitchen table, and help our FFA program in the process!
The facility, located behind West Noble High School adjacent to the football parking lot, will be open 3:30-5 p.m. daily until all the plants are gone. There's a big variety of items to peruse, from hanging baskets to impatients, daisies to salvia, and a host of different types of herbs, mints and vegetables.
Come on out and spruce up your landscape or kitchen table, and help our FFA program in the process!
West Noble FFA would like to invite you to celebrate their successes later this month!
West Noble's track teams claimed a pair of individual champions at Friday night's NECC Championships at Angola.
Dustin Richardson began his postseason quest to return to the IHSAA State Finals in high jump, starting the mission with a 6-5 first place jump. Richardson was also third in the 100 dash (11.76) and third in the 200 dash (23.23).
Kayle Jordan set the pace in the shot put, sending the winning toss 40-5 to claim championship honors.
The girls added several runner-up finishes at the meet, a pair from Gimena Aguilar in the 100 dash (12.75) and 200 dash (26.90). Lanie Martin was second in the mile (5:26.79) and Trinity Parson was also second in the two-mile (11:57.24). Xymire Barnes-Bridges added a runner-up post in the boys long jump (20-9.5).
Rounding out top threes were third-place finishes from Ethan Yates in discus (142-0), the girls 4x800 relay (10:07.39) and 4x100 relay (51.49) and the boys 4x800 relay (8:29.80).
The Lady Chargers were runner-up in the team standings with 100.5 points, Fairfield scoring 107 points for the title. The Chargers were fourth overall at 83, Garrett claiming the title with 107 points.
This week was National Teacher's Week. Our gratitude for their care, knowledge, leadership, sacrifice, dedication...the list goes on and on. We love our teachers and all they do for the West Noble community, in and out of the classroom!
Thank you teachers!
Thank you teachers!
Just a reminder for high school students/parents:
There are only a few 2025-26 West Noble High School yearbooks left for purchase. Yearbooks are printed in limited quantities. Once they sell out, they're sold out.
Order today at Jostens.com, search West Noble High School.
Today, the Impact Institute in Kendallville celebrated five West Noble High School seniors along with nearly three dozen other students as part of its annual Signing Day event.
We salute Samuel Hicks, Christian Perez Morales, Bella Barnes, Abril Segovia and Daniel Hager on their decisions in moving to the next level of their career paths.
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We salute Samuel Hicks, Christian Perez Morales, Bella Barnes, Abril Segovia and Daniel Hager on their decisions in moving to the next level of their career paths.
https://wnhs.westnoble.k12.in.us/o/wnhs/article/2874420
