Sports

Cody-Kilgore attended State FFA Convention and received the following results: Grace Wolff, first place in Poultry Production Proficiency, and she received her State Degree. Lilly Ravenscroft, Gold Medal in Ag Literacy Speaking.

Each year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture partners with local organizations like Valentine Community Schools to provide free meals to children when school is out for the summer.

Four Badger track athletes traveled to Norfolk on April 24, 2024 to participate in the Northeast Nebraska Classic. Seniors Kinsey Buechle and Grant Springer; sophomores Isaac Cronin and Maeli Patterson competed against the top track and field athletes.

Alivia Patterson and Cianna Colvin, seniors at VHS, created T-shirts for Autism Awareness as a community service project for American Government. Over the course of seven months, they were able to make all the VHS staff t-shirts by hand using an at home heat press.

The Badger golf team traveled to Basset for their triangular, held Thursday, April 25, 2024. Valentine competed against Ainsworth and North Central and came away with a score of 182. North Central had 167, and Ainsworth a 195.

The Badger golf team traveled to O’Neill for their Invite, Thursday, April 18, 2024. The team placed eighth out of 14 teams with 388.

Thursday, April 18, 2024, the Badgers traveled to the West Holt Invite. The team competed against Ainsworth, Battle Creek, Elkhorn Valley, West Holt, Ord, Sandhills/ Thedford, and North Central.

The VHS choir shared a quick song at Janine Emporium, Friday, April 12, 2024, at about 9:45 a.m. “ We have a song about coffee and are doing a one song pop up concert there,” said Mrs. Springer. Who also shared their upcoming Spring Concert which will be held April 22, at 7:00 p.m. - after their District Music event to be held April 19. Be sure to listen to the sounds of VHS CHOIR!

The VHS Boys Golf Team competed Thursday, April 4, at a rescheduled triangular meet held in Ainsworth, along with North Central. The VHS Boys placed first.

A total of 397 area high school seniors will receive honor cords from Mid-Plains Community College to wear at their graduation ceremonies this spring. MPCC presents the cords to students who have taken the initiative to pursue college credit while still in high school.