Emily Moss & Mai Afoa named players of game as Varsity Girls Basketball Defeats West 67-27… Emily Moss scored 20 while extending her school record of 3pt FG made to 81 while Mai scored 23 points to lead all scorers!
JORDAN VOLLEYBALL HIRES BRYAN CRAWFORD AS NEXT HEAD COACH Jordan High School would like to introduce Bryan Crawford as the next Beetdigger Volleyball coach! We are excited for the future of our Volleyball program. Please see the attached flier for more information about Coach Crawford. For interested girls or girls returning from the team
Campbell Etulain – Tennis – Jordan HS Great student. He was Victorious at both singles and doubles in our opening matches and helps keep the team focused while Serving as co captain with his good friend Jackson.
Jordan High School Drill Team Tryouts Come join the Charlonians! We will be moving forward with tryouts for Jordan’s Drill Team. We will have an informational meeting via Zoom on Monday, April 13 at 5:30 PM. Please note the following details: Tryouts open for all current 8th – 11th Informational Meeting via Zoom Monday,
It’s time to vote for the Larry H. Miller in Sandy March Athlete of the Month! During these unusual and difficult times, we feel it’s still important to reflect on & draw attention to some of our well performing athletes from the past few months! Below is their information. Want to nominate an athlete for
Link to full DesNews article, click here Content via DesNews… Mr. Basketball Dallin Hall, Fremont, Sr., 6-4, G — 22.6 ppg, 7.6 rpg, 7.1 apg, 2.0 spg 6A MVP Ethan Potter, Layton, Jr., 6-8, F — 22.6 ppg, 9.3 rpg, 2.3 apg 6A First Team Trevon Snoddy, Skyridge, Sr., 6-5, F — 20.0 ppg,
Click here for the full article. 6A MVP Emma Calvert, Fremont, Jr., 6-4, C — 14.6 ppg, 7.3 rpg, 1.1 spg 6A First Team Eleyana Tafisi, Copper Hills, Sr., 5-6, G — 13.2 ppg, 4.6 apg Ally Blackham, Skyridge, Jr., 5-8, G — 15.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg, 5.0 apg Timea Gardiner, Fremont, So., 6-3,
The following students received the Academic All-State Award for their ability to balance extracurricular activities with their academic studies: Halli Thompson: Debate Jessica Pike: Debate Megan Fernandez: Debate Daphne Rosales-Castaneda: Instrumental Music Julia Hyer: Instrumental Music Logan Rose: Instrumental Music Richard Barnes: Instrumental Music Sydney Drake: Instrumental Music Nathan Holley: Theatre Jessica Pike: Vocal
VOLUNTEERS AND DONATIONS: The External Relations Department has been fielding an influx of offers to volunteer or donate in support of CSD schools and families. Many of these offers have generously come from employees. Social distancing has limited volunteer opportunities districtwide, but in order to capture the goodwill of the community for possible future needs, External
Link to Complete DesNews Article Following Excerpt from Deseret.com SPEECH/THEATER ARTS/FORENSICS: WINNER: Nathan Holley, Jordan High School Parents: Kathy and Michael Holley, Sandy Nathan Holley, Jordan High School, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics My philosophy is stay broad. I don’t think a person should ever have to specify themselves to one objective. We all know the saying:
Complete List: (Voted on be Region Coaches) REGION III MVP Eleyana Tafisi – Copper Hills REGION III FIRST TEAM Jaycee Lichtie – Bingham Ameleya Angilau – Bingham Whitney Banz – West Avalon Miller – Riverton Emily Moss – Jordan Lexi Jensen – Herriman REGION III SECOND TEAM Abbey McVey – Copper Hills Lenisi Fineanganofo –
