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Brynn Herbst is an outstanding sixth-grade student who exemplifies trustworthiness, reliability, and respect in all she does. She is courteous, responsible, and always willing to meet expectations with a positive attitude. Known for her strong work ethic, Brynn consistently turns in high-quality assignments, maintains an excellent attendance record, and has earned all A Honor Roll every quarter this year. Beyond the classroom, Brynn is active in fall and spring soccer on a Wapak travel team, plays basketball in the winter, and competes in jazz, hip hop, and tumbling through the Dance Center. Despite her busy schedule, she remains friendly, organized, and fun to be around. In her free time, Brynn enjoys playing outside, jumping on her trampoline, swimming at her grandma's pool, and challenging her family to UNO on game nights. She also loves baking chocolate chip cookies and banana bread, eating at Beer Barrel, and spending time with her friends. Brynn truly embodies the spirit of a well-rounded, dedicated, and joyful student.
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Please join us in congratulating Wapakoneta High School senior Cendra Fisher on her decision to enlist in the United States Army following graduation!
We are proud of Cendra’s dedication, courage, and commitment to serving our country. Thank you for stepping up to protect and defend our freedoms — your Wapakoneta community is behind you all the way!
Congratulations, Cendra!
As a culmination to a unit on how pollution affects our environment, the seventh grade had the exciting opportunity to hear from three guest speakers who shared their knowledge about the problems facing our local lakes and the efforts being made to solve them. Mr. Mike Roeger is a Lieutenant with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Parks and Watercraft Division at Indian Lake. Mrs. Natalie Foos is the land and water resources Administrator for the Division of Parks and Watercraft. And Mr. Dave Faler is the Manager for Grand Lake State Park. Each speaker focused on different issues such as pollution, invasive species, and habitat loss, while also highlighting real-world solutions like community clean-up efforts and conservation projects. It was a great chance for students to learn how they can make a positive impact on the environment right here at home.
Home game tonight vs Ottawa-Glandorf @ 5:30 pm.
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Girls in 5th & 6th grade (2025-2026 school year)
Games will be held every Saturday, September 6th - October 4th
$45 per player (Price includes a new jersey.)
Games will be played at various schools.
https://wapak.hometownticketing.com/embed/event/862
Registration deadline: May 23rd
?'s email Coach Basham at bashla@wapak.org.
*More information will be given as the date approaches so please give an updated email when registering.
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Please join us in congratulating Ross Lochard on his decision to enlist in the United States Marine Corp following his graduation from Wapakoneta High School. We are incredibly proud of his courage and commitment to serve our country. Best wishes to Ross as he begins this next chapter—your dedication and drive will take you far! ❤️🤍💙
Students in Physical Science at WHS did a flame test lab today as they’re learning about elements and their bonding ability.
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RESERVE YOUR YEARBOOK TODAY BEFORE WE SUBMIT OUR FINAL ORDER
Time is running out to purchase the 2025 Wapakoneta High School yearbook. Reserve yours before 4/25 to guarantee your student a copy and to save the memories of this special year. This is the final call before we submit our order for printing. Order on jostensyearbooks.com
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Wapakoneta High Schools performed a joint concert with the University of Findlay’s choirs at the Marathon Performing Arts Center in Findlay. A huge thanks to Marissa Lewis and Dr. Seawha Jung for this collaboration.
UPDATE: CONGRATULATIONS TO MADISON AND HER TEAM ON AN AMAZING NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP! WE ARE SO PROUD OF ALL OF YOU!
Wishing the best to Madison Doseck, a Wapakoneta High School alumna, as she and the Youngstown State University Women’s Bowling Team compete in the NCAA National Championship tonight!
Madison has had a stellar career at YSU—earning multiple All-Tournament Team honors, consistently ranking among the team’s top performers, and helping lead the Penguins to national prominence. Her hard work, dedication, and competitive spirit have made her a standout athlete!
Your hometown is cheering you on and is always proud, Madison—Go Penguins!!
VARSITY SOFTBALL VS BELLEFONTAINE! Today at 11 am.
Tonight Cridersville's Young Historian's Club hosted a Family Fun Night.
Ethan Jeanneret, WMS 7th grader, threw out the first pitch at tonight's softball game tonight. Ethan was born with a heart defect that wasn’t discovered until he was four months old. At 22 months, he underwent open-heart surgery where doctors found two holes—one was repaired, and the other was left to help reduce lung pressure. He was diagnosed with pulmonary hypertension and has been treated and monitored by Nationwide Children’s Hospital since. In 2022, doctors began discussing the need for a lung transplant. After being admitted to the hospital in October 2024 for another heart surgery, it was determined he needed a double lung transplant, which he received in December. Ethan is now recovering well, and it was a joy to see him at the game tonight, full of life.
