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Bethany Dodson
Julia Boddie Educational Scholarship - Justin Gheen & Jacob Dodson
Lois Snead Arts and Crafts Scholarship - Ibmmy Pendleton
E. Franklin Warner Memorial Scholarship - Ashleigh Hawkins
Next Step Dream Awards - James Orange, Justin Gheen, Alicia Vanegas, Jason Jenkins & Nitosha Silvey
Paul Andrew Nichols, Sr. Scholarship - Bethany Dodson
Rappahannock County Lions Club - James Orange
Rappahannock County math, Science and Engineering Scholarship - Justin Gheen
Franpis J. Leonard Scholarship - Justin Gheen
Mary P. Marocchi Nursing Scholarship - Allison Antony
Mary Beth Williams Memorial Scholarship - Devin Day, Allison Antony & Ashleigh Tamma
Maiy Beumer Award - James Orange ■ James J. Kilpatrick Writing Award - Courtney Hutcheson
Culpeper Soil and Water Scholarship - Ashleigh Lamma
Virginia TechPamplin Leader - Emily Hilscher
Rappahannock County Culinary Scholarship - Robbie Swann
Elizabeth Biggs Memorial Scholarship - Justin Gheen, James Orange & Nicole Brown
Successful Spring Sports Seasons: Varsity Baseball, Softball, Girls’ Soccer, and Boys’ Soccer teams had solid regular seasons and advanced to the semi-final rounds of the respective Bull Rim District tournaments. None of the four advanced to the district finals. Boys’ Soccer lost 3-2 in overtime to the defending State Champion, Clarke County . In Track and Field the following Panther placed in Region B competition to advance to the State Track meet: Samantha Brown was 4th in the high jump.
Samantha Brown went on to earn 10th place in the State with a jump of 5’0” in Radford over the weekend. Congratulations!
RCHS Track / Field Update: The contractor has planted the Bermuda seed. Washington VFD
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