The Lady Eagles are bringing home the silver, placing second overall with a total of 84 team points. The boys team also did well, placing sixth overall with a total of 30.5 team points. Way to make JCS proud!
The girls 4x400m relay placed second with a season best time of 4:11.80. Way to fly!
Annie Rose Miller places second in the 300m hurdles with a time of 46.36. Way to go Annie Rose!
Opal McDonald placed fifth in the 800m with a personal best time of 2:26.17.
Caleigh Johnson placed eighth in the 400m with a time of 1:02.87. Nice work Caleigh.
Jenning Schiefelbein placed fifth in the 400 with a season best time of 52.14. Way to go Jenning!
Lilly Weer placed third in the 1500 with a personal best time of 4:46.46. Mary Hellinger, on her 18th birthday, placed sixth with a personal best time of 5:11.30. Opal McDonald, placing seventh, ran a personal best time of 5:17.48. Great race ladies!
Jonah Lyman placed fourth in the 1500 with a time of 4:14.20. Rhys Leavitt placed sixth with a personal best time of 4:16.57, and George McDonald placed eighth with a personal best time of 4:17.47.
The girls 4x100m relay:Camdyn Weer, Hayden Kissinger, Annie Rose Miller, and Caleigh Johnson placed second with a time of 51.52!
Annie Rose Miller is the State Champion in the pole vault for the second year in a row, making it her third state championship in four years with a vault of 10'9". Livia DeMelo had a huge day in the pole vault, placing third with a personal best vault of 9'0.5". Way to represent!!!
Caleigh Johnson finishes second in the javelin with a throw of 122'5". Emmerson Hook finishes seventh with a throw of 112'8". Way to go ladies!
State Champion for the second year in a row, Lilly Weer wins the 3000 with a season best time of 10:28.30. Mary Hellinger placed fourth with a huge personal best time of 11:12.40. Well done ladies!!
Standing tall on the podium are Jonah Lyman and Rhys Leavitt. Jonah placed second in the 3000 with a season best time of 9:13.23. Rhys placed fourth with a personal best time of 9:22.85. Great job boys!
Lillian Bostedt placed sixth in the discus with a throw of 98'8". Nice work Lillian!!
Austin Schultz is the first Eagle to make the podium at the State Track Meet. He placed fourth in the high jump with a personal best jump of 5'10.5".
The Eagles have landed at Hayward Field! JCS has 20 athletes competing at State Track this Thursday and Friday. You can catch the action on NFHS. Run fast, jump high, throw far!!!
Senior 2026
Future fashion model Jaidyn Zollman has runways and dreams to deliver. With a live-and-let-live mindset, Jaidyn’s advice to students at Joseph Charter School is “Laugh with friends often, be ok with silliness, it’s what helps you get through life.” Next year, Jaidyn plans on moving wherever the wind takes her. With the stylish clothes on her back and a pack full of lip gloss, mascara, and perfume, you'd better watch out. She’ll take a bite out of life first because she knows life is what you make it.
Future fashion model Jaidyn Zollman has runways and dreams to deliver. With a live-and-let-live mindset, Jaidyn’s advice to students at Joseph Charter School is “Laugh with friends often, be ok with silliness, it’s what helps you get through life.” Next year, Jaidyn plans on moving wherever the wind takes her. With the stylish clothes on her back and a pack full of lip gloss, mascara, and perfume, you'd better watch out. She’ll take a bite out of life first because she knows life is what you make it.
Eagles' Track and Field is still soaring. The following athletes earned wildcards and will get to compete at State Track next week...
400m: Lilly Weer, Caleigh Johnson, and Jenning Schiefelbein
800m: Camdyn Weer
1500m: Mary Hellinger and Opal McDonald
3000m: Mary Hellinger
4x400m Relay: Jack Dundas, Rhys Leavitt, Jenning Schiefelbein, and Jonah Lyman
Javelin: Emmerson Hook
Pole Vault: Colton Keffer and Livia DeMelo
GOOD LUCK TO ALL EAGLE ATHLETES!!!
Senior 2026
As authentic as her mom’s red pasta sauce, Sofia Salerno has her sights set on work, working after work, and working some more after high school. However, this fun-loving student isn’t all work and no play; on her time off, she values faith and relationships, navigating life with heart and emotion. Her piece of advice for students: “Do your assignments on time. Show up to work on time. Timing is everything.” Next year, she is moving to La Grande to explore a career pathway in caretaking.
As authentic as her mom’s red pasta sauce, Sofia Salerno has her sights set on work, working after work, and working some more after high school. However, this fun-loving student isn’t all work and no play; on her time off, she values faith and relationships, navigating life with heart and emotion. Her piece of advice for students: “Do your assignments on time. Show up to work on time. Timing is everything.” Next year, she is moving to La Grande to explore a career pathway in caretaking.
Senior 2026
A 24/7 music aficionado, Austin Humphreys loves the beats and tones of life. “When in doubt, play a song. When in double-doubt, play a song while gaming.” Never one to create discord, Austin still marches to the beat of his own drummer, drums to the beat of a million different songs, and listens to a million different songs as he moves through life. A natural empath, Austin can bring a smile to others’ faces and make them feel good about the world; “Hey,” he once said in the Safeway parking lot, “Can I help you carry those groceries out?” Austin’s small acts of kindness will make a big impact as he goes through life, shifting and changing the tone from negative to positive each day.
A 24/7 music aficionado, Austin Humphreys loves the beats and tones of life. “When in doubt, play a song. When in double-doubt, play a song while gaming.” Never one to create discord, Austin still marches to the beat of his own drummer, drums to the beat of a million different songs, and listens to a million different songs as he moves through life. A natural empath, Austin can bring a smile to others’ faces and make them feel good about the world; “Hey,” he once said in the Safeway parking lot, “Can I help you carry those groceries out?” Austin’s small acts of kindness will make a big impact as he goes through life, shifting and changing the tone from negative to positive each day.
