Connor ran a 10.74 in the 100 m and a 21.86 in the 200 m to win two State Titles! Both of those times are new school records! He also helped the 4×400 team (Jones, Kuhn, Sharber, Newhouse) finish 3rd with a new school record time of 3:27.18. The boys track team finished in 4th
Clay jumped a height of 15’2.25″ to set a school record, a 2A State Meet record, and win the State Title! He helped his team to a 4th place finish at the State Meet! Congratulations!
Raegan jumped a height of 11’8″ to win the 2A State Title and help her team place 6th overall in the State Meet! Congratulations!
Working as a mentor and tutor with City Year is a great (and meaningful) way to spend your gap year between high school and college. Don’t forget to apply! Applications for this year’s program are due June 1. You can apply now at cityyear.org. _ This time of year, it seems like everyone wants to know
Boys Individual Automatic State Qualifiers 4×800 relay – 1st 4×400 relay – 1st (3:29.63 – 2nd fastest time in school history) Clay Franklin, pole vault – 1st Connor Newhouse, 100m and 200m – 2nd (11.03 in the 100 – new school record) Nolan Ruggles, high jump – 2nd Carson Sharber, 800m – 2nd Isaiah Terry,
The North Oldham boys lacrosse team won a tightly-contested battle with Male HS last Friday night. Facing a team with two of the top offensive players in the state, the Mustangs defense gave up a season-low 4 goals. Senior goalie Luke Garas made 14 saves, including several spectacular ones late in the fourth quarter. Junior
The NOHS boys lacrosse team notched their first win of the season last night against a much improved Elizabethtown HS 11-5. Battling through wintery conditions, the Mustangs defense held strong and the offense pulled away in the fourth quarter. Junior midfielder Jackson Anderson set a new career high with 6 points (3 goals, 3 assists).
The North Oldham Lady Swimmers finished 2nd in the State at the KHSAA Swimming and Diving Finals on Saturday. This is their highest final ranking in school history. The team finished with 198 points, as the Mustangs scored in every event. Lilly Oglesby, Morgan Miller, Kelly Tichenor and Lauren Ashton clinched All-American status in the
North Oldham junior, Will Tarvestad, won the state championship in the 50 yard freestyle and became the first swimmer in the KHSAA Swimming and Diving Championship meet history to finish in less than 20 seconds, claiming the title in 19.94, sealing All-American honors. Tarvestad was the only swimmer from a public school to win a state
