JUDA - Juda High School participated in a Tri-State Math Team Competition on Wednesday, Nov. 5, at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. Each school had two teams, a freshmen/sophomore team and a junior/senior team. Juda School placed first in Division 4.
Scott Anderson, the high school math teacher, said, "It was a real thrill to win the meet. We were in second place after the individual event, but we stormed back as a team to win. We have been practicing since the start of the school year, and the students really performed well."
The team had 22 members: seniors, Veronica Bartels, Celine Martin, and Jacob Ramos; juniors, Heather Boeke, Tanner Gilbert, Tyler Hanson, Elliot Klar, Katy Knudtson, Mandy Kopp, Brittany Lahaie, Caleb Vazquez, and Zach Wallace; sophomores, Josh Marass, Josh McHoes, Aly Pierce, Jacob Reckamp, Dan Schumacher, and Megan Trotter; and freshmen, Katlyn Devoe, Alex Gobeli, Ellen Kiser, and Cody Stuckey.
The next event scheduled is the Six Rivers East Conference Math Meet in Juda on Tuesday, March 17.
Scott Anderson, the high school math teacher, said, "It was a real thrill to win the meet. We were in second place after the individual event, but we stormed back as a team to win. We have been practicing since the start of the school year, and the students really performed well."
The team had 22 members: seniors, Veronica Bartels, Celine Martin, and Jacob Ramos; juniors, Heather Boeke, Tanner Gilbert, Tyler Hanson, Elliot Klar, Katy Knudtson, Mandy Kopp, Brittany Lahaie, Caleb Vazquez, and Zach Wallace; sophomores, Josh Marass, Josh McHoes, Aly Pierce, Jacob Reckamp, Dan Schumacher, and Megan Trotter; and freshmen, Katlyn Devoe, Alex Gobeli, Ellen Kiser, and Cody Stuckey.
The next event scheduled is the Six Rivers East Conference Math Meet in Juda on Tuesday, March 17.
