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Sacred Heart Students Shine at PSIM, Capture Top Honors and 6th Grade Championship Plaque

By News Staff
Creative Writing: 2nd Grade, Jack Wied-4th, Aryanna Gilbreath-6th, Kamryn Zigal-participant, Alex Bennetsen-alternate; Coach: Ms. Carolyn Weishuhn.
Oral Reading: 4th Grade, Sylvia Shimek-participant; 5th Grade, Addison Bennetsen, Dylan Elliott, Ava Wied-participants; 6th Grade, Helen Streiff-1st, Hallie Gross-2nd, Emmy Neal-4th, Krislee Kallus-alternate; Coach: Ms. Tomalene Vaughn.
Storytelling: 2nd Grade, Reeanna Ramirez-2nd, Corbyn Blackwell- participant; 3rd Grade, Quinn Hatfield-1st, Caroline Streiff-4th, Justin Janda-participant, Macy Hodges-alternate; Coach: Ms. Sabina Rotter. Storytelling plaque won by Sacred Heart.
Spelling: 4th Grade, Austin To-3rd, Hazel Gaertner-Honorable Mention, Nova Wennermark-participant, Bailey Tousek-alternate; Coach: Ms. Dawn Cowen.
Spelling: 5th Grade, Liam Cowen and Ava Wied-participants; Coach: Ms. Cathy Zingelmann.
Presley Byler (5th Grade) was not present for PSIM picture day - she placed 2nd in Bible Drill, 3rd in Impromptu Speaking, and was a participant in Dictionary Skills.
6th Grade Class: Chezni Berdoll, Emmy Neal, Sophie Janda, Hallie Gross, Helen Streiff, Ellery Bradford, Marley Vasek, Adalyn Emmel, Krislee Kallus, and Ricky Greenwood. Won in honor of Ms. Chris Kosler, by 6th Grade.
Bible Drill: 3rd Grade, Justin Janda-1st, Mattison Bronson-3rd, Quinn Hatfield-participant; 5th Grade, Presley Byler-2nd (not pictured), Dylan Elliott-participant; 6th Grade, Sophie Janda-1st, Ellery Bradford-4th, Hallie Gross-participant; Coaches: Ms. Jo Ann Divin and Ms. Karen Janda.
Impromptu Speaking, Sacred Heart tied for the Plaque: 5th Grade, Presley Byler-3rd (not pictured), Parker Hatfield-4th; 6th Grade, Ellery Bradford-2nd, Adalyn Emmel-6th, Krislee Kallusparticipant, Helen Streiff-alternate; Coach: Ms. Chris Kosler. Impromptu Speaking plaque won by Sacred Heart. Ready Writing: 3rd Grade, Mattison Bronson-2nd, Caroline
Streiff-5th, Oliver Greenwood-participant; 4th Grade, Maggie Kleiber-3rd, Sylvia Shimek-6th; 5th Grade, Ava Wied-2nd, Parker Hatfield-4th, Dylan Elliott-participant, Waylon Gulashalternate; 6th Grade, Marley Vasek-2nd, Ellery Bradford-5th; Coaches: Ms. Ana Rubio and Ms. Laura Elliott.
Number Sense: 4th Grade, Austin To-1st, Bailey Tousek-2nd, Nova Wennermark-3rd, Maggie Kleiber-alternate; 5th Grade, Hank Gaertner-1st, Addison Bennetsen-5th, Dylan Elliott-participant, Cade Harbers-alternate; 6th Grade: Sophie Janda-3rd, Adalyn Emmel-4th, Krislee Kallus-5th, Emmy Neal-alternate; Coach: Ms. Carolyn Weishuhn. Number Sense plaque won by Sacred Heart.
Listening Skills: 5th Grade, Cade Harbers-4th, Liam Cowenparticipant; 6th Grade: Hallie Gross-3rd, Sophie Janda and Marley Vasek-tie for 4th, Chezni Berdoll-alternate; Coach: Ms. Ann Oviedo.
Dictionary Skills: 4th Grade, Maggie Kleiber-4th, Zaylee Gilbreath-6th; 5th Grade, Presley Byler (not pictured) and Addision Bennetsen-participants; 6th Grade, Krislee Kallus-6th, Helen Streiff and Adalyn Emmel-participants, Chezni Berdoll-alternate; Coach: Ms. Dawn Cowen.
Maps, Graphs, Charts: 5th Grade, Cade Harbers-participant; 6th Grade, Helen Streiff-5th, Marley Vasek and Adalyn Emmelparticipants; Ricky Greenwood-alternate; Coach: Ms. Tracy Hughett.
Spelling: 3rd Grade, Justin Janda-1st, Mattison Bronson-2nd; Coach: Ms. Sabina Rotter.
Spelling: 6th Grade, Sophie Janda-1st, Helen Streiff-4th, Ellery Bradford-5th, Krislee Kallus-alternate; Coach: Ms. Ana Rubio.

On Friday, March 27, Sacred Heart students from grades 2-6 competed at their annual Private Schools Interscholastic Meet (PSIM) at First Baptist School in Brenham.

It was a fun-filled day of academic competition. Sacred Heart came away with three individual plaques (Impromptu Speaking (tie), Number Sense, and Storytelling) and the 6th Grade class won the coveted 6th Grade Plaque for their individual class performances.

The day before the event the 6th Grade class promised Ms. Kosler that they would win the plaque for her.

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