26 To Represent Diocese At State Meet

Amarillo—Twenty-six students from Holy Cross Catholic Academy, St. Joseph School and St. Mary’s Cathedral School will represent the Diocese of Amarillo Saturday, May 7 at the Class A State Private Schools Interscholastic Association (PSIA) competition in Waco.

Twelve of those qualifiers are from Holy Cross Catholic Academy:
• Drew Sage, in sixth, seventh and eighth grade Calculator Applications;
• Isabel Britten, in sixth, seventh and eighth grade Dictionary Skills;
• Elizabeth Malek, in fifth and sixth grade Information Skills and sixth, seventh and eighth grade Listening Skills;
• Iby Peña, in fifth and sixth grade Music Memory;
• Isaac Regalado, in sixth grade On-Site Drawing and first place in sixth grade Spelling;
• Isabell Harrison, in seventh grade On-Site Drawing;
• Asher Manning, in seventh grade On-Site Drawing;
• Ethan Summerlin, in seventh grade Science;
• Emily Monroe, in eighth grade Science;
• Anthony Prieto, in seventh and eighth grade Spelling; and,
• Bridget Britten, in sixth grade Vocabulary.

Qualifying for the May 7 state meet were seven students from St. Mary’s Cathedral School:
• Maddie Moore, in second grade Creative Writing;
• Patrick Britten, in fourth grade Mathematics;
• Luke Houlihan, in fourth grade Number Sense;
• Valerie Buser, in fourth grade Prose Interpretation;
• Connie Gaylor, in third grade Ready Writing;
• Kelsey Artho, in fifth grade Mathematics and fifth grade Spelling; and,
• Colby Boyd, in fifth grade Spelling.

Seven students from St. Joseph School qualified for state:
• Charlotte Hernandez, in first grade Creative Writing;
• Anthony Villa, in fourth and fifth grade Listening Skills and fifth grade Mathematics;
• Jayden Ozuna, in fourth and fifth grade Listening Skills;
• Katie Kurian, in fourth grade Mathematics and third and fourth grade Music Memory;
• Elsie Freeman, in third grade Ready Writing;
• Marley Llewellyn, in fifth grade Ready Writing; and,
• Lilah Arenas, in first place Storytelling.