Results from the Sapphire Twilight Meet
New school record! Andrew Burrows shared the shot put record with former Bronc stand out Jacob Campbell. Now “Mandrew” is in sole possession of it. In a new meet record, he threw an amazing 56 ’8.5” and leads the entire state by over three feet!
New meet record! Another Sapphire meet record was set by state-leading pole vaulter, Taylor Searle, with a vault of 14 feet.
To cap off an exciting night, both Bronc boys and girls relay teams won the Jesse Sims Memorial 4x400 Relays. The traveling trophies for the boys and for the girls now get a year-long stay in Hamilton
Congrats to both the boys' and girls' tennis teams on their home wins yesterday! Here is the recap from Coach Dufresne:
Another fun-filled day on the courts. The Hamilton Broncs tennis team took on Loyola, Stevensville and Darby. The Broncs swept Loyola with the boys winning 6-1 and the girls 5-2. Stevensville and Darby, whose numbers are both down, combined teams to facilitate a full slate of matches. Singles wins against Stevensville/Darby came from Andy Purcell, Colin Hanley, Alain Mendizabal, Jacob Rollins, and Lily Monaco. All the girls were playing up two seeds in an effort to improve their game and embraced the challenge. Doubles teams Finn Dufresne/Jason Chaplin, Dawson Berglund/Jonah Wilhelm, AB Shroettke/Conner Reed, Anna Twardoski/Alexis Kaul and Tessa Lewanski/Jasmine Jimenez all posted wins as well. The team continues to work hard and is improving from top to bottom. Hard to believe we are over halfway through the season. Time flies when you are having fun. The Broncs head to Butte Central Saturday.
Boys:
Singles
1 Andy Purcell (H) def. Dillon Taylor (L) 7-5, 6-1
2 Colin Hanley (H) def. Nathaniel Read-Smith (L) 6-1, 6-0
3 Alain Mendizabal (H) def. Brandon Nedrud (L) 6-3, 6-4
4 Jacob Rollins (H) def. Mathew Camp (Loyola) 6-2, 6-3
Doubles
1 Carter Topp/Joe Kirschememan (L) def. Finn Dufresne/Jason Chaplin (H) 7-6 (7-3), 6-3
2 Dawson Berglund/Jonah Wilhelm (H) def. Sam Carar/Declan Harrington (L) 6-3, 6-3
3 Zsomi Kari/James Truax (H) def. Matthew Camp/Alex Jasperson (L) 6-1, 6-2
Girls:
Singles
1 Ava Bellamah (L) def. Janessa Chaplin (H) 6-2, 6-1
2 Sofie Lewanski (H) def. Amalee Schnieder (L) 6-3, 7-5
3 Charlie Holmes (H) def. Sylvie VonDoersch 6-1, 6-1
4 Dessi Young (L) def. Codie Clark (H) 6-4, 7-5
Doubles
1 Emma Hollingsworth/Gwen Wolfe (H) def. Megan Reis/Morgan Neibauer (L) 2-6, 6-4, (10-5)
2 Sam Geroy/Kristen Jessop (H) Olivia Wamsley/Jenna Goldade (L) 6-4, 3-6, (10-6)
3 Tessa Lewanski/Jasmine Jimenez (H) def. Allison Eicher (L) 6-1, 6-0
The Lady Bronc Softball Team won today over Butte Central 16-6 in 5 innings. Great Job Broncs!!!
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Congratulations Lady Bronc Softball for your 11-1 Win over East Helena.
Great story from NBC Montana on HSD3's bond/levy initiative. Don't forget to return your ballots by May 2!
https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/gallery/hamilton-voters-to-decide-on-695-million-infrastructure-bond-and-945000-levy?photo=2
HHS Daily Bulletin for Friday, April 21
https://www.hsd3.org/o/hhs/documents/daily-bulletins/apr-2023/433488
The HHS Baseball game scheduled to be played in Whitefish today has been cancelled. HHS Softball in Hamilton still is on with JV starting at 11am and Varsity Starting at 1PM.
At Hamilton School District, innovation is always at the forefront when it comes to developing effective programs and productive learning environments for our students. This is possible through recruitment and retainment of our administrators, teachers, and support staff like Michele Craig who runs study hall at HHS.
Together we can build a future for our kids, our schools, our town.
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Hamilton High School students are known for excelling in academics and athletics.
Multimedia students Tyce O'Connell, Jackson Heath, Cole Dickemore, and Joshua Bender spoke to coaches and players to find out what it means to be a BRONC and what makes Hamilton High School stand out. #GoBroncs #CultureofExcellence
https://youtu.be/-g9qW24UTwc
HHS Daily Bulletin for Thursday, 04/20
https://www.hsd3.org/o/hhs/documents/daily-bulletins/apr-2023/433488
HHS AP Art Student Matilda Pinjuv:
I make art because I think art is cool. It's a great way to express creativity and stuff. I also really like looking at art and seeing people's creative vision and learning the actual process behind artwork. Art is a great way to communicate thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a way to be understood and appreciated by others. It also helps to see the world in new ways and new perspectives. I also enjoy being able to make something I think looks cool and seeing my ideas come to life. I get a lot of inspiration from different types of media and also the things I experienced. My art focuses on my dreams and how they affect my reality and vice versa.
HHS AP Art Student Lily Toenjes:
My name is Lily Toenjes and I am a senior at Hamilton High School. Art has been one of my passions for as long as I can remember. It all started when I would paint in Barbie coloring books, and then it progressed into something that is very important in my life. Art is my therapy. I can express myself in ways I can’t while speaking… and it’s always there for me. I love the freedom I have while creating art. I use art as an outlet for myself and this piece demonstrates reflecting on my past and how that can feel chaotic and at times scary.
Art from HHS AP Art Student Ella Seltzer:
Hi, my name is Ella. I'm a senior in highschool in AP art working on building my portfolio which is based on how my past affects me in my everyday life. Art is something I have used to help me through different stages and difficult times in my life. In this piece I’m reflecting on my past and showing emotions of feeling trapped.
Tennis update from Coach Dufresne about their away matches against Dillon yesterday:
Bleary eyed early morning. Check. Blizzard upon arrival in Dillon. Check. Team bonding in the Patagonia Outlet waiting out the storm. Check. Great day of tennis when the sun came out (in spurts). Check. Wind. Check. Graupel. Check. Sleet. Check. Camaraderie over a pool table, juke box and dinner at Papa T's. Check. Clutch piece of bus driving through a windy, low visibility Big Hole winter storm. Check. Spending a classic Western Montana spring day of tennis with one heck of a group of student athletes. Priceless.
Classroom Without Walls Montana Wild field trip to Helena:
Congratulations to Hamilton High School choral musicians who received a superior rating at District Music Festival and have qualified to go to State next month: the Hamiltones, Em Courchesne, Fern Stewart, Brynne Johnson, Spencer Cruse, Christina Fulkerson, Natalie Hawkes, Zaundra Graziano, Moriah Kinnunen, and Kyslei Devlin.
HHS Daily Bulletin for Wednesday, 04/19
https://www.hsd3.org/o/hhs/documents/daily-bulletins/apr-2023/433488
Hamilton High School Band students that received Superior rating on their ensemble performances at last weekend's District Music Festival and will be presenting their ensembles at the State Music Festival next month: Haven Oshell, Jasmine Cymbala, Marihas Oshell, Ayslin Jessop, Nathan Schwartz, Kendra Athman, Thea Jackson, Frankie Davis, Cierra Cole, Gwen Wolfe, Siena Crews, Toby Burns, Jonah Wilhelm, Keana Patman, and Gavin Turner. Way to go Bronc Musicians!
Hamilton Lady Bronc Softball won 28-9 over Stevi in 5 innings! Congratulations!!!