Ayden Gutierrez, Eleyna Hanslovan, Trinity Prestash, and Kamryn MacTavish
It was yet another exciting fall sports season for our West Branch Warriors. As usual, the volleyball team won yet another ICC championship, and our Lady Warrior Soccer team won their first District 6 Championship. Multiple school records were broken in a couple of sports as well. Let’s take a look back at how each team’s season went.
The Lady Warriors' volleyball season officially ended October 31st. For the 2019 season, the Lady Warriors had a younger team than most schools in their league. With only two seniors and one of them injured, the Lady Warrior volleyball team was mainly juniors. A lot of people in the area did not believe that the Lady Warrior Volleyball Team would have a good season this year with the shortage of seniors;...
The Lady Warriors soccer team finished their season with a 16-5-1 record and a District 6 championship. After losing 10 seniors, 7 who were starters, the Lady Warriors came into the season as a young and inexperienced varsity team. After having a rough start to the season the team was finally able to find themselves as a team and go on a 10 game winning streak. The success as a team was found with winnin...
The Philipsburg Osceola Boys Soccer Team, which contains a mix of West Branch players, finished with a record of 3-12 this season. Kyle Godin, Dalton Kristofits, Jarod Koleno, Conner Blasko, Alex Godin, and Dakota Fetterolf are the members from West Branch. Kyle Godin was unable to play his senior year due to an ACL injury. However, he fulfilled his role as Captain by constantly supporting his team...
The West Branch Cross Country team recently ended their season on October 26th after the District 6 Championship meet. The boys Cross Country team had a 3-7 record while the girls finished with a 2-8 record. The Warriors battled many injuries throughout the season which made competing hard sometimes, but the team overcame the adversities and still ended strong. Almost every runner was able to accomp...
Although the 2019-2020 football season was not one to remember in terms of the overall record, the Warriors were able to accomplish some amazing feats. Three total school records were broken this season, as Noah Hoffner broke the single-season receiving record and Ayden Gutierrez broke both the single-season passing record and the all-time passing yardage record. Aidan Kephart led the ICC in tackles...
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