Lady Eagles drop 2 sets to Shelton.
3 cross country medalists at the Lou Platte Conference Championships. Cherish (10th) Hector (5th) and Preston (12th). Boys team placed 4th and girls 7th.
Lady Eagles lose sets 2 and 3 to Ravenna. Take on Shelton next.
Lady Eagles win set 1 vs Ravenna!!
Just a reminder that this weeks Varsity Football game vs Gibbon is on Thursday, Oct. 10th. Game starts at 7:00. Good Luck Boys!!
The Louplatte Volleyball Tournament starts on Monday, Oct. 14th. Here are the brackets. Good Luck Ladies!!
The Softball girls travel to Blair for the District Final game on Fri. Oct. 11. Game starts at 12:00. Good Luck Ladies!!
The Lady Eagles will play in Ravenna tonight in a triangular. The JV and Varsity will follow the same schedule.
Ravenna vs WR at 5:00
Shelton vs WR at 6:00
Come show your Eagle Pride!🏐🦅
The Lady Eagles golf season came to a close yesterday. The girls competed very well!
The girl golfers have started district play at Cambridge. Good luck Ladies!!
Mike Donahue spoke with the elementary students this morning about kindness and respect. #WReagles
The Jv football game vs Kearney Catholic for Monday Oct 7th has been cancelled. The Jh football game is still on.
This past weekend the Wood River Marching Band traveled to Grand Island to take part in the 82nd Annual Harvest of Harmony Parade. This was long but successful day for the band. Out of 25 Class C bands Wood River ranked 7th.
It's Fire Safety week. Thank you to the Wood River Fire Dept for getting our week off to a great start. #WReagles
The 6th Grade took a trip this past week to Trails & Rails in Kearney. They traveled back in time to look at the lifestyle in the 1800's as they just finished reading the novel Riding Freedom in their Reading Classes.
These students earned SOAR awards for demonstrating leadership skills during September. #leadership #LeaderInMe wreagles
The Eagle band marched in the Harvest of Harmony Parade today and sounded great!! Great job!!
Eagles earn their 5th win tonight over Fillmore Central.
6th graders visit Trails and Rails Museum in Kearney today as a way to bring the novel "Riding Freedom" more to life for how life in the
1800s was for the characters in the book but also for many of our heritage.
