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Glen Vawdrey Retiring

We would like to announce the retirement of our beloved Lead Custodian, Glen Vawdrey. He has kept American Fork HS spotless, running flawlessly and always willing to help anyone who needs it. He is very loved and appreciated, and we will miss him, but wish him well in his future adventures!

(We may or may not have caused him to pull his hair out)

Attendance - Excusing Absences

The Attendance Secretary will only excuse the previous 2 weeks of absences. For anything prior to that, please use the online parent excuse in Skyward. We do not excuse tardies or truancies.

On the AFHS website homepage under Helpful Resources (below the slider) click on Attendance and scroll to the bottom for a short tutorial. 

If you need help with your Skyward password please call the main office.

YEARBOOKS

There are only a few Yearbooks left. When they are GONE, they are gone! Purchase one at the Finance Office or on MySchoolFees today for $65. To check if you have purchased one, search for your student number HERE.

School Lunch Fees

Our school year is winding down, don't forget to pay off your student's lunch balances with Nutrition Services.

TEACHER APPRECIATION WEEK

Our wonderful PTA spoiled the teachers on teacher appreciation week!

Photo evidence:

We have the most amazing PTA that goes above and beyond! We appreciate their service and making our teachers feel appreciated!

FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT RECOGNITION

The PTA was happy to recognize foreign exchange student Leonie Brunot with the “I’m Growing” scholarship—a $550 check to use at the student’s discretion. 

The “I’m Growing” scholarship is designed by our school’s PTA for students who show strides in their schooling and learning—yet may not have the resources others have. Leonie wrote a short essay explaining her growth and her plans to use the money for college. Congratulations!

GRADUATION/SENIOR INFORMATION

SENIOR LAGOON DAY

Step 1: Meet at the American Fork Frontrunner Station at 6:30 AM 

Step 2: Bring your school ID. Check-in and meet with your assigned chaperone. They will have your Lagoon ticket and Frontrunner ticket. Frontrunner tickets are only accessed through the chaperone's UTA app which means you must arrive and leave on the train with your chaperone. You will be grouped in the order you are checked in. 

Step 3: The train leaves at 7:05 AM. Upon arrival in Farmington, you can board a free shuttle or walk the 1.5-mile journey to the park head South. 

Step 4: By 3:00 PM leave Lagoon to catch the bus or walk (head south) to catch the train and meet your chaperone for the return train. The train leaves at 3:39 PM from Farmington station, arriving at 4:51 PM at American Fork Station. If you leave early, please let your chaperone know. 

Reminders: You are not able to drive up separately. Lagoon's hours that day are 9:30 AM-4:00 PM. The Beach Waterpark will not be available. Season passes are accepted this day but those with season passes should still travel with the school and need to meet let Mrs. Beckstead (room 230) know to get on the list. Please watch your level of noise on the train. Be respectful of commuters. 

SENIOR GRAD NIGHT



"Senior Grad Night" will be held May 24 from 11 pm - 2:00 am at Provo Beach Resort. Students need to be in the South Parking Lot at 10 pm and students arrive back at 2:30 am. STUDENTS CANNOT DRIVE THEMSELVES! Please make sure your student arrives on time to catch the bus. Pizza and drinks will be provided. The cost is $40 until May 22 and then it increases to $45. Tickets can be purchased on myschoolfees.com or at the Finance Office. Tickets need to be purchased by 1:30 pm on May 24. Tickets will NOT be sold the night of!

PARENT CHAPERONES ARE NEEDED!

The PTSA is looking for parents to help chaperone the grad night party. Those who chaperone will need to be fingerprinted at the ASD main office. Please schedule a fingerprinting appointment by clicking here. If you have already been fingerprinted you do not need to do it again.

Come join the fun. Please contact Jackie Borget at jackie.borget@gmail.com if you are interested in helping out.

PLEASE ALERT YOUR SENIORS

On July 1, 2023, the student accounts for seniors will be inactivated, archived, and eventually deleted. We realize that over the years students may have accumulated a lot of work and materials tied to these accounts. In order to keep any and all of the materials currently stored in their alpinesd.org Google Drive they may use Google Takeout to save an external archive of your files. They will need to follow the steps included here to download their Google account data to a hard drive or external flash drive. This needs to be completed before July 1 in order to avoid losing access to all of their work.

Cap and Gowns

Cap and Gowns will be available for pick up starting in the afternoon of May 19. All fees will need to be paid before picking up Cap and Gowns.

Link to Stream Graduation- We would rather see you in person, but if you can’t make it, or want to send this to your relatives who are dying to watch, our graduation ceremony will be live streamed here.

Graduation Photos

If Seniors want graduation photos in their cap and gown with the iconic AF sign, those letters will be available south of the school for photos this Friday from 3-8 PM. You might want to consider this since there will not be a professional photographer at graduation and students will not be allowed onto the floor after the graduation to take photos. BYU staff need to set up for another event immediately after, so all photos should be taken outside.

SENIOR - FINAL TRANSCRIPTS

Please come to the Counseling Office and fill out a Final Transcript Request Form. Beginning Monday, June 5 they will be either emailed or printed in a physical form depending on what you requested. Physical copies can be picked up in the Registrar's Office, Room #1, from 8:00 am until Noon in June and in the Front Office during July. 

GRADUATION

For those students graduating that missed the graduation assembly held on April 25, watch this VIDEO. Also, please print and read this information before graduation so they are prepared for their big day HERE.

American Fork High School and other Alpine Entrepreneurship classes invited teens from across the state to join them for an afternoon Teen Entrepreneur Expo at Robinson Park Saturday the 13. Even with the rain, it was a great day for experimenting and learning through hands-on projects. Students created a variety of booths. Some students already have been running lawn care, car detailing, fashion, accessories, art, design, and other businesses. Or some students were starting from scratch and invented water bottle accessory prototypes, sticker designs, t-shirt sales, treats, waffle trucks, flavored sodas, wood turning, and so many other things. Clients came and walked the open-air market and students interacted with potential clients in a way that can’t be replicated by only studying theory or looking at what others have done. Sponsors included U First Credit Union, Kneaders, Alpine CTE, the city of American Fork, and 100 other families that helped get the booths ready. It was a great way to wrap up the semester. KSL and miss American Fork even dropped by.

CTE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

AFHS Students celebrated their accomplishments with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the completed houses built by students in the Construction Management Course!

Students learn all aspects of home construction from the foundation to the roof, and everything in between. This is an awesome hands-on learning experience provided by the Career & Technical Education Department (CTE) of Alpine School District. What an incredible learning experience they have had with their instructors and fellow students. Congratulations to all of them!

CTE CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT

AFHS Students celebrated their accomplishments with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the completed houses built by students in the Construction Management Course!

Students learn all aspects of home construction from the foundation to the roof, and everything in between. This is an awesome hands-on learning experience provided by the Career & Technical Education Department (CTE) of Alpine School District. What an incredible learning experience they have had with their instructors and fellow students. Congratulations to all of them!

CTE RECOGNITION

On May 17, AFHS awarded 140 students a CTE “Pathway Completer Recognition Certificate” from the State of Utah.  They received their State Certificate and an Honor Cord at a luncheon hosted by the CTE department.  These students completed 3.0 credits in a specific area of study that has helped connect them to future college and career opportunities.  We also celebrated 5 students who were awarded scholarships through our CTE Department.  Congratulations to all!

For more info on Career Pathways offered at AFHS and the benefits of the program contact alexawebb@alpinedistrict.org .  A current list of the Career Pathways can be found here.

CTE PATHWAY COMPLETERS

Agricultural Mechanics System

Jack Acree

Dawson Adamson

Luke Atkinson

Ammon Blackhurst

Payson Child

Damon Draney

Caroline Gear

Jared Hare

Logan Loveridge

Isaac Rowbury

Jace Thompson

Gavin Tolman

Kenden Woolstenhulme

Animal & Veterinary Science

Kira Bastian

Darina Cisneros

Logan Hunter

Kaitlyn Kimball

Madelyn Pulley

Stella Shurtz

Alec Wesemann

Broadcasting & Digital Media

Nathan Buhler

Ella Cederstrom

Christopher Davis

Austin Earls

Zachary Gray

Marshal Hadlock

Tegan Hansen

Caeden Hill

Paige Kelsey

Davis Larson

Zachary Lay

Diego Martinez

Brady Massey

Jace Mulliner

Josephine Nguyen

Sarah Roberts

William Sandburg

Brandon Smith

Zane Tolman

Business Administration

Hayden Funk

Ethan Tetro

Construction & Structural Systems

Eian Allen

Dalton Cook

Jordan Farnsworth

Daniel Jones

Christian Leavitt

Tyler Monson

Garrett Moon

Eric Riding

Jacob Rogers

Darcy Wilson

Culinary Arts

Cayson Duncan

Estee Edwards

Noah Tuimana Fieeiki

Tyran Preece

Emily Riding

Hallie Witt

Cybersecurity

Gavyn Bird

Terry Zambrano-Martinez

Early Childhood Education

Rebecca Barlow

Estee Edwards

Sienna Harris

Emma Johnson

Sadie Sheffield

Kennedy Smith

Makenzie Winder

Engineering

Preston Clegg

Benjamin Liedtke

Fashion Apparel & Textiles

Alexa Johnson

Graphic Design & Communication

Gavyn Bird

Gavin Cahoon

Maren Chapman

Katelyn Gee

Zachary Gray

Brady Massey

Health Science

Anna Marie Alvey

Katelyn Bennett

Madison Bills

Xander Brady

Valeria Brenes Lopez

Ruby Candland

Logan Cottrell

Jeshua Day

Adelynn Eagar

Kylie Edwards

Rachel Feveryear

Cali Golling

Gibson Gonzalez

Lauren Halbrook

Emmaline Harding

McKenna Herd

Gabrielle Hiatt

Jade Howes

Cynthia Jensen

Kylie Larsen

Kelsea Laycock

Pyper Lembke

Izabella Lindsay

Sadie Lloyd

Ita Marroquin

Annie Matheny

Adeline Mecham

Ethan Metcalf

Garrett Moon

Ruby Moreno Perez

James Mulholland

Chloe Nicholson

Justin Oveson

Emma Poppinger

Paige Rodas

Carson Salois

Joseph Schmuhl

Kamdyn Wiggerman

Bailey Silverio

Evan Smith

Hallie Smith

Arthur Snowden

Sydney Stephens

Sophia Swindle

Kina Taufatofua

Sydney Thunell

Andrea Walke

Dominik Wilkinson

Hannah Wood

Interior Design

Victoria Green

Information Technology Systems

Marshal Hadlock

Jack Hill

Henry Loveland

Nathan Marrott

Manufacturing & Production

Meg Atkinson

Jedediah Dahl

Jared Hare

Ty Owen

Marketing

Payson Child

Caeden Hill

Luke Maxwell

Lucy Russell

Programming & Software Development

Seth Anderson

Brigham Boden

Timothy Brown

Finnley Davis

James Ellis

Chandler Eyre

Aidan Graham

Marshal Hadlock

Caeden Hill

William Sandburg

Cooper Swasey

Cole Thorpe

Michael Timothy

Michael Warner

Chance Willmore

Terry Zambrano-Martinez

Web Development

Tegan Hansen

William Sandburg

Terry Zambrano-Martinez

COUNSELING

EARN COLLEGE CREDIT

UVU CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT:  If you would like to register for Concurrent Enrollment classes for the Fall, UVU Concurrent Enrollment Admissions and Registration is open. Go to uvu.edu/concurrent. If you have any questions see Tessa Simpson in Room 44B, or email her at tessasimpson@alpinedistrict.org.

CLICK HERE FOR UP-TO-DATE THINGS HAPPENING AT AFHS.

dōTERRA PROMISE SCHOLARSHIP

Congratulations to Camilo Farias Contreras who is the recipient of the dōTERRA Promise Scholarship. This award is for $7,500 to help a promising student with their first year of college and includes the promise that they can renew this scholarship for up to three additional years! In total, Camilo is eligible to receive up to $30,000 over four years through the dōTERRA Promise Scholarship! He plans to attend Utah Valley University.

CROSS COUNTRY

Cross Country will hold its Opening Social on Tuesday, May 24 at 5:00 PM at Evergreen Park (200 N. 700 E.). Any 9th-12th grade athlete wanting to try out for next Fall's Cross-Country Team should attend.

BASEBALL

Our Baseball Team ended a two-game sweep against Corner Canyon HS in the State Super Regional game series. The team played Westlake last night at UVU and will be playing Syracuse tonight, May 23 at UVU 4:30 pm. Come support!

BOYS LACROSSE

Our Boys Lacrosse team won their second round of the State Tournament playoffs and played on Wednesday, May 20 but unfortunately, after a close game, they ended their season with a loss to Fremont.

GIRLS LACROSSE

Girl's Lacrosse Team's season comes to an end with a loss to PGHS. This team had some wonderful improvements this year and great team unity! They supported each other and gave their all. Good job Cavemen!

SUMMER ORCHESTRA

PHYSICS LAGOON DAY

Last week Mrs. Roberts and Ms. Wilcox took several physics students to USU’s Physics Day at Lagoon. Physics Day at Lagoon is an opportunity for physics students to come to celebrate physics through competitions, lab demonstrations, and of course riding rides. Each year 10,000 students from Utah and Idaho come and participate. 

With Mrs. Roberts' class dominating the Ride Design competition, and Ms. Wilcox's AP students rocking the Physics Bowl, their students made sure to represent AFHS. These wins are such a great achievement, especially with such an intense level of competition. If you know any of the following students please congratulate them, and maybe even quiz them on some physics… 

Ride Design Winners: 

1st Place: Tyson Spann and Zoe Wood

2nd Place: Tanner Miner and Kyson Price

3rd Place: Kaden Handy

Physics Bowl Winners: 

2nd Place: Gordon Funk, Bryson Moyes, and Jake Merkley 

If you are a student who will be at AFHS next year and are interested in competing at USU Physics Day, sign up to take Physics with Mrs. Roberts or AP Physics with Ms. Wilcox. If you want more information feel free to reach out to either teacher.

GIRLS VOLLYEBALL

Open gyms:

Main Gym 9-10:30 AM, Weights 10:30-11:00 AM

June 6, 8, 12, 13

July 10, 11 (10-12 PM)

Camps:

Skills camp: June 26th-27th (payment of $75 due by June 21 in the Front Office)

Team Scrimmages:

June 15

Utah Tech Team Camp: July 12-15

Other Important Dates:

Moratorium: June 28-July 4

2 week prior restrictions July 17 - July 30

Tryouts: July 31-August 2 from 9-11:30 AM

*Must have a physical and Register My Athlete completed to tryout*

LIA

Our AFHS Latinos in Action group went to their yearly conference at the University of Utah. It highlights the leadership, community service, and culture these students bring to our schools. 

We want to thank these students for giving back to our community (through tutoring at our local elementary schools).

Two of our amazing students, Benny Shipp and Jayden Johnson, won 1st place in the visual arts and writing competitions. Congratulations!

Matthew Donlinar

Mathew Donlinar went to the International Science Fair for his research on Schlieren Optics. He worked to refine the ability to use light to identify imperfections in translucent solids. Way to go Matthew!

GIRLS SOCCER

Kiss Me, Kate

AFHS musical, Kiss Me, Kate was adjudicated by the Utah High School Association. They received positive feedback and were nominated to perform on May 13 at the Eccles in SLC.

The students performed the following:

Best Actress- Dani Court

Best Supporting Actor- Samuel Karlinsey

Best Choreography (Summerisa Bell Stevens)

Best Musical (AFHS)

Best Student Set Design-Lyndsi South

Results:

Sam Karlinsey won Best Supporting Actor for his role as Bill Calhoun in the state of Utah!

Summerisa Bell Stevens won Best Choreography!

Great Job! We are so proud of these students for all their hard work!

CHOIR

Our A Cappella and Chamber Choirs performed beautifully and were awarded superior ratings and high compliments from the adjudicators. They represented AFHS with total class.

SOFTBALL

Softball wrapped up their season on Monday with a loss to Mountain Ridge. The growth in these young ladies has been outstanding and they have an incredibly bright future ahead of them. We wrapped up our banquet on Wednesday night. Awards received:

AFHS Spirit Award Lacie Fleming

Golden Glove Kennedy Mckinney

Best Bat Izzy Geist

Rookie of the Year Miah Walters 

MVP Maize Walters 

All Region Honors

1st Team Kennedy McKinney

2nd Team Miah Walters and Maize Walters 

Honorable Mention Izzy Geist

STATE TRACK AND FIELD MEET

State Track had a great day yesterday in the first day of the State Track Meet held at BYU. Our Girls 4 X 800 set a new school record and placed 3rd in state! Danny Simmons wont the men's 3200.

FOOTBALL

On Saturday, May 13, the Caveman Football team traveled to Weber High to compete in the State Weight Lifting Meeting. The team finished in 2nd place, just a few points out of first place. Earning points for the Cavemen were Tyson Eggett, Josh Andrus, Davis Andrews, Jacob Eardly, Carter Conelley, Zion Kongiaka, and Blake Jensen. 

Blake Jensen finished 1st place in the 220 lb weight division!  

Way to hustle for the muscle, Cavemen!

American Fork Band State Solo/Ensemble Superior Ratings

Congratulations to the following students who received a superior rating at State Solo/Ensemble:

Josh Lamb Marimba

Ammon Crane Marimba

Justin Ward Marimba

Joseph Schmule Marimba

Jackson Lauritzen Alto Saxophone

Jonathan Crane Alto Saxophone

Sydney Stephens Baritone Saxophone

Jacob Ashcraft Trumpet

Daniel Barnum Trumpet

Alexander Harvey Trumpet

Alexander Christean French Horn

Julianna Hollenbach French Horn

Darien Oborn Trombone

Ezra Baldemar Trombone

American Fork Brass Choir

GIRLS GOLF

The Girl's Golf Team recently finished their season. The team finished in third place during region play and in seventh place at the state tournament, which was held at Riverbend Golf Club in Riverton. Lily Shin, Bryn Adams, Shayla Clayton, Hannah Thomas, Tasha Vimahi, and Ginger Ballstaedt represented the team at State. 

Junior, Lily Shin broke her own school record with an even par 72 on the first day of state. Lily followed up with a second-day 76 to place third overall as an individual. Lily will also be named 1st team All-State. Congratulations Lily.  

BOYS GOLF

The boy's golf season will begin on August 1st. Tryouts will be held at Fox Hollow Golf Club. Those interested in trying out for the team will need to have their Register My Athlete completed prior to tryouts.  registermyathlete.com.  

Each player trying out for the team will be responsible for their own 18-hole green fees, payable to Fox Hollow. Push carts are allowed for tryouts, however no riding carts.  

Any questions concerning tryouts can be directed to Coach Lynn Anderson

lynnanderson@alpinedistrict.org

CHOIR TOUR 2023 TO SAN DIEGO

The American Fork High School Orchestras have had a stellar year in 2022-23. We have represented AFHS in Allstate Orchestra, Concerts, The Masterworks Festival, Region and State Solo/Ensemble, Region and State Orchestra Festivals, and a Tour to San Diego California. Each of these Festivals and performances have received Superior Ratings and amazingly positive reviews. These students took 1st place on the Tour in our Division against 7 other orchestras nationally. We represented excellence in the Allstate Performances as well as in Solo work and Ensemble efforts. We accompanied the District Masterwork Choir with representatives from AFHS as well as other High Schools in the District. The orchestra and the choirs were amazing and the audiences were excited. We finished the year last evening with an amazing concert featuring Themes from Movies and popular works from Musicals, Box office Hits and amazing Classics. The amazing students even performed as a "Flash Mob" with the Junior High Orchestras playing Pirates of the Caribbean. The younger students were thrilled with the outcome and so was the audience. It's been a great pleasure working with these amazing students. It gives great hope for things to come!  

SENIOR RECOGNITION AWARDS

VALEDICTORIAN

Julia Steed

SALUTITORIAN

Jackson Lauritzen

Sterling Scholar Winners

ENGLISH: Brynn Carnesecca *

MATHEMATICS: Adalaide Bryce*

SOCIAL SCIENCE: Luke McMullin*

SCIENCE: Julia Steed *

WORLD LANGUAGE: Katelyn Christensen*

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY: Chandler Eyre* **

FAMILY & CONSUMER SCIENCES: Tyran Preece*

BUSINESS & MARKETING EDUCATION: Dayna Policarpio

SPEECH/DRAMA: Jane Goebel

TRADE & TECHNICAL EDUCATION: Logan Hunter*

VOCAL PERFORMANCE: Brianna Heaton*

DANCE: Isabelle Aaron*

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC: Julianna Hollenbach* ** 

*Indicates Region qualifier

**Indicates State Qualifier

Associate Degree Recipients

Meg Atkinson

Emmaline Harding

Tayton Leifson

Julia Steed

National Merit Scholarship

Sarah Chamberlain

Students Graduating with a 4.0 GPA

Nathan Ashcraft

Joseph Bartholomew

Makenzie Barton

Rosemary Baxter

Adelaide Bryce

Isabel Bryce

Andrew Cardon

Truly Carter

Alexander Christean

Angela Cluff

Danielle Court

Brendan Crowther

Alaina Cutler

Chandler Eyre

Owen Franson

Russell Haws

Dallin Hill

Julianna Hollenbach

Jace Hull

Dominic Ingo

Cynthia Jensen

Audrey Jones

Jamie Jones

Tyler Jukes

Nicole Lewis

Luke McMullin

Kyler Nelson

Anna Pettit

Tyran Preece

Kyson Pusey

Sarah Roberts

Anna Rowe

Brynnley Sincich

Hallie Smith

Julia Steed

Hannah Sweat

Sophia Swindle

Wesley Viehweg

Michael Warner

Megan Winder

Amelia Wood

Lindsay Zundel

Seal of Biliteracy

French

Makenzie Barton

Mason Call

Zoey Carpenter

Truly Carter

Katelyn Christensen

Annalisa Dolinar

Ethan Genessy

Kylie Headrick

Jamie Jones

Kinzie Keith

Joseph King

Ella Larsen

Jackson Lauritzen

Preston Oler

Rochelle Heath

Hannah Sweat

Zi Tubbs

American Sign Language

Kathryn Allred

Kira Bastian

Gavyn Bird

Erin Corey

Olivia Davis

Emily Gardner

Reese Habecker

Elaina Horne

Ellie Hoyal

Logan Hunter

Eliza Johnson

Emma Johnson

Mykel Jolley

Brielle Lee

Nicole Lewis

Luke McMullin

Kaden Miller

Averee Nerdin

Anna Pettit

Abby Rawlings

Paige Rhodas

Brynnley Sincich

Julia Steed

Sydnee Yancey

Spanish

Lex Banzhaf

Katelyn Brewer

Eric Canche

Katelyn Christensen

Kenya Clark

Adam Clarke

Dylan Crowther

Alaina Cutler

Aspen Dodds

Ziomara Ferreyro

Sarah Garcia

Jane Goebel

Samantha Gonzalez

Luke Grow

Russell Haws

Emma Johnson

Ita Marroquin

Kaylee Mayne

Josie Nguyen

Giselle Orellana

Brianna Ortega

Kyson Pusey

Sariah Runno

Carlos Sarmiento

Matthew Taualii

Kina Taufatofua

Arwyn Taylor

Hailee Winn

Lindsay Zundel

German

Grace Dean

Adien Guinn

Julianna Hollenbach

Michael Olsen

Japanese

Joshua Black

Craig Brewer

Jace Thompson

Academic All-State

Football

Garret Moon

Hunter Clegg

Jace Hull

Peyton Rees

Wesley Viehweg

Boys Golf

Joseph Bartholomew

Girls Tennis

Amelia Wood

Girls Soccer

Audrey Jones 

Kylie Headrick

Nicole Lewis

Rachel Feveryear

Girls Cross Country

Alaina Cutler

Boys Cross Country

Seth Smith

Girls Volleyball

Anna Pettit 

Lindsay Zundel

Boys Basketball

Brendan Crowther

Girls Basketball

Angela Cluff

Nicole Lewis

Lindsay Zundel

Boys Swimming

Chandler Eyre

Girls Swimming

Isabel Bryce

Rachel Feveryear

Theatre

Tyran Preece

Girls Golf

Audrey Jones

Boys Lacrosse

Daniel Goold

Boys Soccer

Deklan Dunn

Boys Tennis

Kyler Nelson

Samuel Jensen

Boys Track & Field

James Palmer

Wesley Viehweg

Girls Track & Field

Angela Cluff 

Alaina Cutler

Nicole Lewis

Sophia Swindle

Academic High Honors

(GPA, ACT, AP Classes)

Nathan Ashcraft

Makenzie Barton

Joseph Bartholomew

Adelaide Bryce

Katelyn Brewer

Isabel Bryce

Chandler Eyre

Gavin Cahoon

Mason Call

Brynn Carnesecca

Danielle Court

Ammon Crane

Finnley Davis

Aspen Dodds

Aidan Graham

Raechel Hall

Brianna Heaton

Julianna Hollenbach

Samuel Jensen

Tyler Jukes

Kinzie Keith

Carson Lambert

Ella Larsen

Jackson Lauritzen

Alex McFarland

Luke McMullin

Garrett Moon

Kyler Nelson

Josephine Nguyen

James Palmer

Anna Pettit

Kyson Pusey

Julia Steed

Sophia Swindle

Zane Tolman

Michael Warner

Amelia Wood

CAVEMAN EXCELLENCE NOMINEES

Ella Larsen

Julianna Hollenbach

Makenzie Barton

Anna Pettit

Adelaide Bryce

Amelia Wood

Kyler Nelson

Chandler Eyre

James Palmer

Nathan Ashcraft

Mason Call

STATE TENNIS

Boys Tennis took 2nd in State

First Singles - Caden Hasler took 2nd in state!

Second Doubles - Colby Clinger and Adam Clarke WON STATE!

Congratulations! Way to go Cavemen!

STATE TRACK

The Cavemen competed at the Finals of the Utah State Track and Field Championships, held at the BYU, The Girls brought home the 2nd place trophy with 88 points, while the Boys placed third with 69 points.

Scoring points for the Cavemen on Day 1:

State Champion - Clara Baker, Shot Put, 40-00

State Champion - Daniel Simmons, 3200m Run, 8:52.14

3.Girls 4X800m Run, 9:27.31 (AFHS School Record)

5.Boys 4X800m Relay, 7:54.21 (7th All-Time at AFHS)

3.Girls 4X200m Relay, 1:42.60 (AFHS School Record)

2.Boys 4X200m Relay, 1:27.20 (AFHS School Record)

3.Presley Gray, High Jump, 5-05.75

5.Emma Gibb, High Jump, 5-01.75

6.Shelby Clegg, High Jump, 4-11.75

7.Mary Cummings, High Jump, 4-11.75

6.Presley Gray, Long Jump, 16-04.5

5.Jaxon Durrant, Long Jump, 21-07.75 (5th All-Time at AFHS)

7.Kaden Miller, Discus, 139-06 (8th All-Time at AFHS)

6.Clara Baker, Javelin, 102-08.25

Scoring points for the Cavemen on Day 2:

State Champion, Daniel Simmons, 1600m Run, 4:10.48

State Champion, Desirae Riehle, 400m Dash, 56.40

State Champion, Girls 4X400m Relay, 3:52.72 (AFHS School Record)

3rd, Boys 4X100m Relay, 42.33 (AFHS School Record)

3rd, Desirae Riehle, 200m Dash, 25.20

3rd, Clara Baker, Discus, 118-06 (2nd2. All-Time at AFHS)

4th, Lily Collier, 100m Hurdles, 15.22

4th, Erik Youngberg, 110m Hurdles, 15.11 (5th All-Time at AFHS)

4th, Evan Agor, 200m Dash, 21.92

5th, Champion Edwards, 100m Dash, 10.92

5th, Jaxon Durrant, High Jump, 6-02

6th, Lily Collier, 300m Hurdles, 45.49

6th, Erik Youngberg, 300m Hurdles, 39.79

6th, Mary Cummings, Discus, 107-03.5

7th, Evan Agor, 100m Dash, 10.95

8th, Avalon Mecham, 1600m Run, 5:05.43

8th, Jaxon Durrant, 400m Dash, 49.90 (10th All-Time at AFHS)

8th, Kaitlyn Kimball, 300m Hurdles, 45.79

8th, Will Bennion, 300m Hurdles, 41.09

Also competing for the Cavemen:

13.Tori Stratton, 1600m Run, 5:09.60

15.Natalia Boltz, 1600m Run, 5:12.37

20.Sophie Steiger, 1600m Run, 5:19.62

13.Kaden Evans, 1600m Run, 4:20.34

14.Seth Smith, 1600m Run, 4:20.78

10.Avalon Mecham, 800m Run, 2:17.39

11.Tori Stratton, 800m Run, 2:17.58

17.Audrey Wright, 800m Run, 2:20.38

9.Girls 4X100m Relay, 50.12

9.Boys 4X400m Relay, 3:26.10

12.Ryker Miller, Pole Vault, 12-06 (T9th All-Time at AFHS)

17.James Palmer, Pole Vault, 11-06.25

18.Scott Youngberg, High Jump, 5-10

12.Avalon Mecham, 3200m Run, 11:26.64

13.Sophie Steiger, 3200m Run, 11:26.94

15.Natalia Boltz, 3200m Run, 11:37.24

18.Alyssa Kleinman, 3200m Run,11:44.05

9.Seth Smith, 3200m Run,9:22.75

10.Kaden Evans, 3200m Run,9:24.92

19.Ben Jaster, 3200m Run,9:37.53

20.Maxwell Orr, 3200m Run,9:38.98

24.Chase Pack, 3200m Run,9:47.64

10.Will Bennion, 110m Hurdles, 15.52

10.Cambria Hasler, 400m Dash, 59.82

15.Sydney Dunn, 300m Hurdles, 48.12

10.Champion Edwards, 200m Dash, 22.33

9.Sophie Swindle, Long Jump, 15-08.5

11.Ariana Leon, Long Jump, 15-07.75

19.Abi Combs, Shot Put, 29-11

12.Tayvin Jensen, Shot Put, 44-04.25

11.Davy Houle, Discus, 134-11

14.Tayvin Jensen, Discus, 131-09

11.Kylie Larsen, Javelin, 86-10.5

16.Grace Carpenter, Javelin, 84-09.25

14.Kaden Miller, Javelin, 140-00.25

BOYS SOCCER

Our Boy's Soccer Team had a great year. They played in the state playoff game at Davis HS this last week. They had a tough loss. Great Season Caveman! You make us CAVEMAN PROUD!

Photography compliments of Tyler Staten Photography

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