Whippet Math Teams earn 1st place in Rock Valley Conference Meet

Both varsity and junior varsity math teams earned first place at the Rock Valley Conference math meet. 

For the varsity, this is 5th year in a row, and 7th time since 2010.    On Varsity, Colin Chenoweth won 2nd place, Zach Brantmeier 3rd, Hunter Martin and Jaden Henneman tied for 6th, Grace Ejnik and Alicia Parboteeah tied for 7th, Nicole Sedmak had 9th, and Nick Kuzoff was 16th.  

For the junior varsity team, Brian Apgar was 1st, young Liang and Reid Gunnink tied for 2nd, Carson Ellenwood 9th, Broderick Frye 13th and Shawn Chan 15th.

Varsity Team


Back row (l to r): Zach Brantmeier, Jaden Henneman, Colin Chenoweth, Hunter Martin
Front row (l to r): Nicole Sedmak, Alisha Parboteeah, Grace Ejnik, Nick Kuzoff

Junior Varsity Team


Back row (l to r): Carson Ellenwood, Young Liang, Broderick Frye, Shawn Chan
Front row (l to r): Mina Truesdale, Reid Gunnink, Reilly Aschenbrenner, Brian Apgar
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