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honors seniors
Summit Academy said farewell to four seniors at their final basketball game hosted here with Salmon River at Prairie Elementary  last
Tuesday. Introductions of seniors and their parents preceded comments by
their coaches, who praised the students for four years of dedication to
Summit's basketball teams. The large crowd of parents and supporters were
then treated to two final-season victories, as both the girls and the boys
teams won rather easily over the visitors from Salmon River. Game details
not available.
Ending their home game season and their regular season careers at Summit were: Kim Frei, daughter of Rose and Virgil Frei, Dustin Lustig, son of Gina and Domie Lustig, Joseph Lustig, son of Nancy and Ed Lustig, and Chase Nuxoll, son of Denise and Mike Nuxoll. The Summit teams finished 16 and 4 with the girls, and 12 and 8 with the boys, with IHSAA playoff dates still in the future. Summit girls will travel to Rathdrum this weekend, along with Culdesac from our district to take on the top two teams from the north, with winner to state, and runnerup scheduled to a playin game at Grangeville shortly thereafter. Summit is scheduled to play Mullan, the number two team from the north at 7:30 Friday Night at Lakeland High School. Boys district will commence the following week at Craigmont, with league champ Nezperce playing Highland, and second-place Summit taking on Culdesac in the opening round. Winners of the second day will advance to Moscow following the district competition, and there will compete with the top two teams from District 1, again for a 1 and 1/2 berth to state. 
Summit girls to play Mullan at Regionals The Summit Lady Patriots will start their first ever Regional Tournament action at approximately 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 6 at Lakeland High School in Rathdrum. With just 2 teams from District 2, the District tournament was bypassed. Summit will face Mullan, the second place team from District #1 Culdesac, the second place team from District #2 will play the District #1 first place team at 6 p.m. The two losers will play at noon on Saturday, Feb. 7 with the winners playing at 1:30 p.m. The winner of the 1:30 game advances to state while the loser plays the winner of the game played at noon. They will play at 6 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 7 with that winner advancing to a play-in game set for Saturday, Feb. 14 at 5 p.m. in Grangeville against the second place team from the District 3 tournament. The winner of that game also advances to state. The 1A-Division 2 state tournament will be held at Nampa High School on Feb. 19-21. Summit names Virtue Winners Summit Academy's recent virtue campaign resulted in the following winners as announced by officials this week. The virtue selected was responsibility, and the man to be emulated was Juan Diego, a mid-American peasant who was visited by the Blessed Virgin in the 16th century, and whose rose-filled cloak with a picture of Mary inside touched off a wave of conversions in that century. Students named: High school- Kim Frei, Josh Frei, Rachel Wemhoff, Michael Rehder, and Savanah Prigge. 7th and 8th - Julia Osborne and Abby Chmelik 5th and 6th - Kayla and Justin Schumacher 3rd and 4th - Chris and Lucy Osborne 1st and 2nd - Andrew Schlader and Eric Chmelik The next virtue campaign puts the focus on constancy, with the saint to be studied and imitated being Elizabeth Ann Seton, a mother of several who later became instrumental in caring for other children. 
Summit Academy’s latest Virtue winners. Back from left are Rachel Wemhoff, Savanah Prigge, Josh Frei, Michael Rehder, Julia Osborne and Kim Frei. Front from left are Erin Chmelik, Lucy Osborne, Abby Chmelik, Kayla Schumacher, Chris Osborne, Justin Schumacher and Andrew Schlader. January Girls State Feb. 19-21 Boys District Feb. 14-21 Boys State March 5-7 |
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