Dexter, Missouri – Almost 100 athletes were recognized at the annual Dexter Winter Sports Banquet. Boys and girls basketball athletes were honored along with wrestling cheerleading, and dance.
Mr. Derek Urhahn, Athletic Director, thanked several people in the audience who helped with the programs including the behind-the-scenes people who were instrumental in continuing the sports programs.
In Junior Varsity boys’ basketball two young athletes were given special awards. Cole Kelley and Ben Sindle received the 110% Award for always helping, showing up for practice, and supporting the Bearcats.
In Varsity boys basketball Ethan Flowers and Jason Jarrell received the 110% Award for their contribution to the sport.
In boys basketball Noah Kronk earned the Defensive Award. Jason Jarrell was presented the Rebounding Award and the Most Valuable Player Award and Austin Chesser earned the Free Throw Award.
Michael Hurst received the Most Improved Wrestling Award. Last year he was 15-15 and improved to 28-11 this season. Ethan Stevens earned the Most Aggressive Award and Dylan Bazarian received the Most Valuable Player Award. Dylan was a 4 time State Qualifier and a 3 time District Champion finishing with 126 wins.
Chad Allen spoke of the Lady ‘Cats successful season; however with the season ending just one day prior to the banquet individual awards were not presented. They will be presented at a later date and a separate article will acknowledge their achievements.
The Varsity girls basketball team ended with a record of 17-10 and won both the District Title and SEMO Conference Title for the fifth straight year.
On a special note Katie Reiker, a senior, earned Academic All-State Honors with an ACT of greater than 27 and a GPA above a 3.25.
Congratulations to all of the athletes are their accomplishments and awards!!!
Dexter, Missouri – The Dexter High School held its annual Winter Sport Banquet and recognized several athletes. Boys and girls basketball athletes were honored along with wrestling cheerleading, and dance.
Nineteen athletes lettered for the first time.
Seth Harris, Seth Rush, and Matt Stone each received a letter in wrestling.
Addison Moore and Adam Webb lettered in boys basketball.
Brooke Anderson, Hannah Gibson, Melissa McKuin, and Megan Simmons received their first letter on the Kickin’ Cats Dance Team.
Cheyenne Mosby, Harley Allen, Katie Reiker, Sydney Rogers, and Hannah Thurmon all lettered in girls’ basketball for the first time.
In basketball cheerleading it was Morgan Aldridge, Maci Daniels, Rhylan Hillis, Addie Kruse and Bailee Williams who received their first letters.
Congratulations athletes! You got the Big D! The Dexter community is extremely proud of your accomplishments and we enjoy watching you perform!
Dexter, Missouri – Senior Hayley Chapman will graduate from Dexter High School in May and is the recipient of the University Scholarship at Southeast Missouri State University.
Chapman is the daughter of John and Dawn Chapman of Dexter.
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Dexter, Missouri – The snow has played havoc for many events in southeast Missouri. The T.S. Hill Middle School's Trivia Night had to be cancelled; however they have decided to reschedule and host their fundraiser!
The Dexter Middle School Choir Trivia Night has been rescheduled for Friday, March 20th!
The event will take place at the Dexter Church of Christ fellowship building located across from Burger King in Dexter. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and trivia begins at 7:00 p.m.
Teams can be up to 8 people and it is $15.00 per person. This is a wonderful fundraiser for the Dexter Middle School Choir and anyone who likes trivia should join them for a night of fun!
Drinks and desserts will be served so come out and have a great time! If you have a team ready send an email to Jamie Sepulvado at jamies@dexter.k12.mo.us.
Dexter, Missouri - Dexter High School Library is pleased to announce a new partnership with Driving-Tests.org, one of the nation’s top sites for driver’s license practice tests. The partnership will strengthen the library’s mission to be a vital gateway to information.
Dexter High School Library is announcing a partnership with Driving-Tests.org, a company dedicated to driver safety and education, to offer free DMV practice tests online, starting Friday, February 27, 2015.
The new service includes free tests, written specifically based on the state DMV materials, and is the only site of its kind to include accessibility tools that allow users to hear selections read aloud, make them into MP3s, translate pages into other languages, magnify text, and mask sections of the screen for greater visibility on driving practice tests.
Availability and accessibility is important to the creators of Driving-Tests.org, as the site is designed to help new drivers study state manuals and take driving practice tests based on the real DMV written exams. This partnership allows the Dexter High School Library to harness the power of Driving-Test.org’s specialized practice exams to turn new drivers into safer drivers.
Not only will the new online program benefit teens, but it will also work as an outreach for other groups of citizens, such as those with disabilities, those who need to take a renewal exam, and patrons at every other stage of life.
“We also have partnerships with hundreds of libraries and schools across the nation, devoted to creating safe drivers,” says Driving-Tests.org’s founder, Andrei Zakhareuski. “Our partners value information and accessibility – the same values we have, and ones that lead to safer roadways.”
For more information on the Dexter High School Library, and for the library’s new Driving-Tests.org partner site, please visit the DHS Library webpage on the Dexter Public School’s website.
