Spring Academic All-State Awards have been conferred on 33 students from Johnson and Nemaha counties.
AUBURN
Baseball: Gavin Bauer and Jackson Warner.
Boys golf: Kaleb Dammast and Riley Dickerson.
Music: Lily Harrah and Jack Hayes.
Girls soccer: Izybella Gerdes and Katie Harris.
Boys track and field: Nash Crotty and Creighton Keeling.
Girls track and field: Liston Crotty and Jaidyn Glathar.
JOHNSON COUNTY CENTRAL (JCC)
Boys golf: Wesley Swanson and Jack Waring.
Music: Charlyn Bobadilla and Cameron Werner.
Boys soccer: Anthony Campos, JCC is in a cooperative with Nebraska City Public and Lourdes Central Catholic.
Boys track and field: Trevin Huskey and Levi Othmer.
Girls track and field: Charlyn Bobadilla and Briana Robeson.
JOHNSON-BROCK
Boys golf: Tate Hawley and Gage Rasmussen.
Music: Alayna Gerdes and Layla Miller.
Boys track and field: Quentin Behrends and Calvin Benham.
Girls track and field: Rylie Beethe and Charlotte Metschke.
STERLING
Music: Chloe Smith and Dane Vollman.
Boys track and field: Brody Horstman and Dane Vollman.
Girls track and field: Kynii Portwood and Jocelyn Rathe.
Each year the Nebraska School Activities Association (NSAA) and the Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association recognize students who have been nominated by representatives of their schools. It is based on their individual academic excellence, leadership and significant contributions made to their NSAA activity.
Students in grades nine through 12 who are nominated and meet the criteria below will be recognized and awarded a certificate of achievement by both organizations.
The following leadership and scholarship guidelines shall apply:
1. Varsity player or organizational leader who has played a significant role on the team or in the activity during the seasons for which nominations are accepted.
2. Must have a minimum cumulative grade point average in all curricular subjects, of 93 percent or 3.7 on a four-point scale or the equivalent.
3. NSAA high schools or their cooperative sponsorship may nominate up to two students per activity.
More than 100,000 students have achieved the distinction since the program’s inception in 2006.
