The District Education Improvement Team (DEIC) working together to continue making Spearman ISD a great place to learn.
Celebrating Future Awareness Day at SISD
Celebrating Future Awareness Day at SISD
Spearman XC Palo Duro Lake Invitational October 4, 2022
Varsity Girls’ Team Results (15 Total Teams)
1. Dalhart 87
2. SPEARMAN 90
3. White Deer 116
4. Perryton 119
5. Bushland 124
6. Borger 161
7. Sunray 175 8. Panhandle 9. Boys Ranch 10. PCHEA 11. Goodwell
12. Booker 13. Stratford 14. Balko 15. Wheeler
Spearman VG Individual Results (109 Total Runners)
Braylen Lusby 1st Medalist
Destinee Perez 3rd Medalist
Jarely Munoz 30th
Piper Pipkin 31st
Vanelli Delgado 34th
Emma Kelsey 60th
Tessa Holton 71st
Aubrey Beck 74th
Gissele Flores 79th
Rachel White 86th
Landrie Black 92nd
Spearman JVB Individual Results (49 Total Runners)
Jonathan Hernandez 7th Medalist
Spearman XC will be competing in the District 1-3A Championships on Wednesday, October 12th at Palo Duro Lake Park. Races begin at 2:00 pm.
Palo Duro Lake XC Invitational 2022
Spearman Cross Country hosted their annual invitational on Tuesday, October 4th at Palo Duro Lake Park.
It was a beautiful afternoon for the 32 different schools to bring over 600 athletes for competition.
The JV girls’ were the first to race. West Texas High’s Avery Strong won the race in a 14:21 leading her Lady Commanches to the JV Girls’ team title. McLean JV girls’ finished in 2nd with Dalhart rounding out the top 3 teams. The JV Boys’race was won by Jesus Marquez of Perryton. He ran the 3 mile course in 19:28 and led his team for the JV Boys’ title with Borger and Goodwell placing 2nd and 3rd. Spearman Freshman, Jonathan Hernandez, finished as the 7th individual medalist.
The Varsity girls’ race was won by Spearman’s own, Junior Braylen Lusby. She was joined by Destinee Perez medaling 3rd with Jarely Munoz, Piper Pipkin and Vanelli Delgado rounding out Spearman’s top 5 scoring runners. Other Spearman varsity girls were Emma Kelsey, Tessa Holton, Aubrey Beck, Gissele Flores, Rachel White and Landrie Black. Spearman Varsity girls finished 2nd as a team, only three points behind Champion, Dalhart in the large 15 team field. The Varsity boys’ race was won by Livan Rosas of Boise City, Oklahoma with a 17:01 on the 3 mile course. The team championship was won by Perryton with Canadian (2nd) and Dalhart (3rd) in the 10 team race.
The JH boys and girls were the last to compete but were the largest races of the day. Lauren Martin of Dalhart won the individual title (13:35.) Gruver JH girls won the overall team championship with Panhandle (2nd) and Stratford (3rd.) Spearman JH girls finished 8th as a team with Paty Munoz as the 19th medalist. Other Spearman JH girls racing were Aislyn Moncayo, Hannah Leach, Kaylei Gayton, Mia Dominguez, Karime Gonzalez, Karina Gonzalez, Chanel Servantez, Brooklynn Flores, Jayden Perez, Yajaira Hernandez, Yahaira Aguilera and Valeria Enriquez. Allen Marquez of Perryton JH won the boys’ 2 mile race with a 12:16. The Perryton JH Boys won the team title over Canadian by 2 points. Spearman JH Boys’ finished 5th as a team. Jonathan Pipkin of Spearman finished as the 12th medalist followed by Cesar Hernandez, Fher Gonzalez, Isaias Avila and Austyn Dye.
Spearman Cross Country will resume their schedule on October 12th for the District 1-3A Championships. These races will be held again at Palo Duro Lake Park with Spearman hosting the meet. Competition begins at 2:00 pm that afternoon with the medal and trophy presentations at 5:00 pm.
Spearman Cross Country would like to thank the following volunteers for making this meet a success!
FIRST STATE BANK Clancy Vanderburg James Layman Robin Wilson James & Kiki Connelly Haley Shields
Debbie, Trent & Keilee Goodheart Kate Davis Maidie Reining Shane Whiteley Ronnie & Donita Lusby Dan Gist Sarah Witten Nan Cook Morgan Mackie Tami Hargrove Lacey Vernor Craig & Stacie Black Brian, Alexis & Kathy Beck Jason & Macy Holton Kelly Scroggs Abby Pipkin Michael Lozano Michael & Jess Lusby Saylee Renick Jennifer Ooley Lynxette Coaches and Lynxettes PALO DURO LAKE AUTHORITY AND STAFF
We would like to congratulate our Spearman Junior High October Students of the Month:
6th grade-Mary Ellen Pearson & JB Briseno
7th grade- Mallary Allen & Sergio Gonzalez
8th grade-Karen Rosendo & Jailen Vasquez
These students have exemplified what we strive to be as students at Spearman Junior High. Each month teachers will choose one male and one female from each class to represent SJH.
Gordon’s and 216 Main are celebrating our students with a drink and cookie each month.
Good luck to our Cross Country Teams competing today!!
Give it your best and make it a great day!
Go Lynx and Lynxettes! 💜
Join us tomorrow by celebrating Future Awareness Day. Wear a college, military, or career shirt of your choice.
It’s time for the annual Title 1 meeting and Bingo for Books. Mark your calendar!
Mandatory Livestock Meeting
If you have an animal in Spearman FFA, this meeting is for you and your parents. We will discuss animals, major shows, and many other expectations from your student and his/her project animal.
The meeting will be held at Spearman High School Ag Shop/Classroom at 6 pm on Tuesday, October 4, 2022.
Palo Duro Lake XC Invitational
Hosted by Spearman HS
Palo Duro Lake Park Area
Tuesday, October 4th
Race Schedule:
2:00 pm JV Girls
2:30 pm Varsity Girls
3:00 pm JV Boys
3:30 pm Varsity Boys
4:00 pm JH Girls
4:30 pm JH Boys
We are expecting around 30 schools and over 600 runners—It will be a great day of competition!
No concession stand will be provided.
Palo Duro River Authority will be taking donations for improvements for the park.
First State Bank will be providing bottled water.
National Custodian Appreciation Day!
We would love to offer thanks to our wonderful custodians on National Custodian Day. They are extremely hardworking and do a fantastic job making our schools sparkle and shine!
Yolanda Garcia
Lorena Rey
Maria Martin
Tere Martinez
Mary De La Rosa
Gloria Vela
Rita Duncan
Yesenia Hernandez
Rosa Garcia
Imelda Zamora
Angela Carmona is the Family Service Assistant for the Head Start Program . She and her husband have two daughters.
She previously worked for Gus Birdwell Elementary as a paraprofessional and then moved from Spearman. After returning to Spearman, she came back to work at Gus Birdwell Elementary.
“I love to talk and show my students as much as I can. My passion is the love I have for my kids,” shared Carmona.
Dancing is a favorite past time for Carmona.
Her goal is to go to college and study speech.
We are glad you moved back to Spearman! Good luck on following your goals.
Week of 10-3-22
Big thanks to Mrs. Moriah Potter for teaching SHS yearbook some photography tips and tricks.
The competition continues… Coach Vaughn’s high school physical education class challenges some of Mrs. Robert’s students in a game of volleyball.
Junior High Honor Roll Lists
The Spearman High School cross country team greeted students at Gus Birdwell this morning! 💜
Jamie Brown is married to Mark, and they have three children. They are going to be grandparents soon!
She is a paraprofessional at Spearman High School. She previously worked for Hansford County Tax Office.
Brown is a Spearman High School graduate and has been a substitute for the district.
Her hobbies include camping and fishing. “I love to spend time with family as much as possible,” shared Brown.
“I am excited to work with the kids. I am just so happy and blessed to part of the school that I love so much,” stated Brown.
We are glad you came back to where your roots began. Welcome to the team!
Andi Whitefield grew up in Spearman and attended Spearman schools. She and her husband Teddy have one son.
Whitefield is a kindergarten teacher at Gus Birdwell Elementary (GBE). She worked as a third-grade teacher a GBE several years ago and also taught in Gruver. She was the Assistant Principal at Paul Belton Elementary in Borger before returning to GBE.
She graduated from Oklahoma Panhandle State University earning her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education, and Lamar University earning her master’s degree in Education Administration.
Her goals include being a principal. “I like to spend time with my family, go camping, and follow my Bruce’s and nephew’s sporting events!” smiled Whitefield.
Welcome back to SISD. We missed you while you were away!
