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Senior Softball – Thalia Guajardo named Idaho Statesman Player of the Week!

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During that week she went 5-6 with a double and 3 RBI’s. She pitched 11 innings and had 9 strikeouts. 

Currently for the season she boasts a .579 batting average and a .733 on base percentage. She has 7 stolen bases on the season and a .943 fielding percentage with only 2 errors recorded. She has pitched 38 total innings for the Ladycats and has struck out 32 batters.
 

Never Give Up – Way To Go 6th Grade!

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John Carlisle – I want to honor the students who took “Best Picture” with their video below on never giving up. Keep working hard and persisting. Way to go doing some great work for our school, and I hope we can help show our classes the results and remember to persist in building a positive culture here in Wilder.

Ryan has a difficult time hitting a baseball. With a friends help he never stops trying.

Rolly Lincoln Tournament

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On December 14th and 15th the Wilder High School basketball team will be hosting the annual Rolly Lincoln Tournament at Wilder High School. Rolly Lincoln graduated from Wilder in 1950. He lettered in both baseball and basketball. After High School he earned a degree at the University of Idaho. Rolly was also a First Lieutenant in the Army. Along with his outstanding individual achievements he also played a huge role in the community and school district. Rolly served as a State Secretary in FFA, coached Little League Baseball, was very active in PTA and served as the president for several years.

Rolly was also a 4-H leader, school board member, was very active in the Methodist church, and was a Wilder High School athletic announcer for 29 years. Rolly was the first person in the valley to do play-by-play announcing in high school sports. He is survived by his wife Margaret Lincoln and four children: Dave, Larry, Dennis, and Linda. His support and commitment to the school was very special to the Wilder School District and the community. Thank you Rolly!!
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