After Augusta snapped the Wellington boy's bas - ketball team's hot streak last Tuesday, the Duke's came into Friday night's homecoming contest with revenge on their minds as they faced o against Wichita Collegiate. e Spartans defeated the Dukes by only two points earlier in the season and this game marked the rst win for the Dukes over WCS at home in program history.
Monday night, the Wellington High School and Middle School cheer squads took the stage at the "Rally In e Valley" showcase in Valley Center, competing alongside 10 other schools from the region. is season, the WHS cheerleaders faced sever - al challenges, including adjusting to a new coach mid-year, navigating illnesses, scheduling practices around snow days, and making time for rescheduled games. Two squad members also jug - gled their commitments as part of the wrestling team.
e Wellington boys basketball team continued their roll of victories in Mulvane winning their eighth game in a row.
Surrounded by family and friends, three Wellington High School senior athletes ocially signed to continue their academic and athletic careers at the collegiate level.
e Wellington girls basketball team picked up
e Wellington wres tling teams competed on their senior night in front of friends and family members. Seniors Cabel Bogguss, Zane Lozano, Axl Norris, Evan Kelly, Jamar Armstrong and Kaylee Horinek were all honored prior to competing against El Dorado.
Last Saturday, the WHS Crimson Dancers returned to Newton High School to compete in the annual Innovative Dance Classic - Wichita (IDC) competition, showcasing their talent and dedication on the dance Door.
Wellington’s powerlifting team hosted their home invitational and both the Dukes and Lady Dukes both won the championship. e
e Wellington boys basketball team followed up their championship victory at the Road Runner Classic with a make-up game at Rose Hill to win their seventh straight game.