Tigers recognized for achievements in state competitions
The Columbia Ridge LEGO Robotics team shakes hands with members of the Ephrata School Board during Monday’s meeting. The LEGO Robotics team is advancing to the American Robotics Open Championship in New Jersey this June.
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Tigers Boys Head Wrestling Coach Joe Knox stands with state placers Colt Staples and Payton Wood during the Monday Board Meeting to share the team’s state successes. Staples took fifth place in the 165 lb. weight class and Wood took sixth place in the 215 lb. weight class.
Health Occupations Students of America coach Marissa Cox stands with Navi Kaur as Cox shares the team’s success in the state conference. Kaur advanced to the second round in the Family Medicine Physician event.
Ephrata Future Farmers of America advisor Meagan Haight speaks on the successes of the team in state horticulture competitions with the contenders lined up in front of the group.
During the ESD board meeting, Tigers Cheer Head Coach Heather Wood introduces the team as each of the members stands together.
The Tigers girls wrestling state qualifiers applauded during the Ephrata School Board meeting Monday as Head Coach Raul Tejeda recognizes the achievements from Adylene Sanchez for becoming the high school’s first back-to-back state champion.
The Grant Elementary Math team smiles together during the Monday ESD board meeting as they share their accomplishments with the district.
EPHRATA — State competitors were recognized for their achievements during the Ephrata School District board meeting Monday evening. Several teams throughout the district qualified and competed in state competitions recently, and the start of the meeting was dedicated to honoring them.
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