Tiana Wood, daughter of Kim Wood, St. Cloud, and a Sartell High School graduate, was recently named to the fall dean’s list at the University of Minnesota-Morris.
Students must achieve a minimum 3.66 grade-point average to qualify for this honor.
Two Sartell students are both singing second tenor in the Concordia College (Minn.) choir.
They are Benjamin Maurer, son of Lisa and Mike Maurer, and Richard Satterness, son of Lori and Neil Satterness, all of Sartell.
They are both participating in the choir’s 15-day tour of the Northeast United States, including performances in Washington, D.C.; New York; Cambridge, Mass.; Camp Hill, Penn.; Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio; Louisville, Ken.; Indianapolis and Naperville, Ill.; Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Nolan Lind, Sartell, was recently named to the fall dean’s honor list at Southwest Minnesota State University-Marshall.
Students must earn a minimum 3.5 grade-point-average to qualify for this honor.
The Sartell Pee Wee A team won the District 5 Championship. They defeated Hutchinson 4-1 in the Championship game to advance to the West Regional Tournament in Crookston, Minn. Pictured are the following: (front row, left to right) Connor Hacker, Parker Comstock, Tommy Franke, Brandon Bonach, Will Yu, Tory Lund and Lauren Wensel; (back row) Josh Kern, Michael Webster, Joe Folsom, Hayden Walters and Mitchell Grahek. The Sartell Pee Wee A team is coached by Dave Walters, Tom Franke, Ryan Hacker, Bill Lund and Shawn Wensel.
The Sartell sixth-grade Boys C Team won the consolation championship game ending with a weekend record of 2-1 in the Big Lake Youth Basketball Tournament on Feb. 20. They lost their first game but went on to victories over teams from Hastings and New Prague Minn. Pictured are the following (front row, left to right) Connor Eischens, Damien Henkensiefken, Will Hoekstra, Eric Liveringhouse and Sebastian Lau; (back row) Coach Troy Hoekstra, Nolan Houghton, Peyton Euer, Larking Lang, Chandler Dumonceaux and Coach Dan Dumonceaux. Not pictured are Jason Hager and Coach Jay Hager.
