These students have shown outstanding dedication to their academics, a strong work ethic, and a commitment to doing their best both in and out of the classroom. Their hard work has paid off, and we are excited to celebrate their achievements!
🧡🖤 Congratulations to all of our Middle School Honor Roll students! Keep up the great work, Tigers!
Highest Honors Honor Roll
(3.75-4.0 GPA)
6th Grade
Paisley Strapp, Ayden Henson, Jace Leas, Lily Erickson, Archer Anane-Sefah, Carleigh Griffin, Olivia Kauffman, Bentley Sullivan, Harper Patton, Isaac Falloon, Cooper Thompson, Elliana Tomlin, Hayes Robison, Lydia Breon, Delaney Morris, Kynslie McIntosh, Brooklyn Courant, Loralye Jones, Annabelle Smith, Calvin Cotrell, Joel Hoover, Neema Smucker, Quinn Phelps, Kinsley Brentlinger, Charlie Freehauf, Claire Shivley, Leah Symmat, Charlotte Turner, Akenza Whitman, Addison Falloon, Ozzy Anders, Corinne Wright, Maddax Dobberstein, Landon Jackson
7th Grade
Ava Prater, Nathan Deitrick, Natalie Arthur, Miles Wright, Gabriel Brehm, Henry Bolton, Jett Ziegler, Penny Kromer, Shiloh Cole, Sam Ridgway, Bella Dickinson, Lucas Piacentino, Chloe Staten, Nika Matthews, Arion Campbell, Greyson Leichty, Raegan Evans, Kolbie Crowder, Calvin de Roziere, Leni Rader, Ellie Rader, Caizen Anders, Hannah Thoman, Michael Beard
8th Grade
Devyn Carter, Marissa Fish, Mason Wallace, Kipton Crowder, Connor Watson, Blane Collier, Adalyn Nickels, Lakota Webb, Jacob Bahan, Wyatt Brooks, Sarah Monroe, Sophia Jackson, Paysley Wesson, Dawson Turner, Eleanor Moxley, Rylee Falloon, Liam Baldwin, Jackson Reichardt, Mallory Bishop, Rosemary Sokolow, Lillian Yeater
High Honors Honor Roll
(3.5-3.74 GPA)
6th Grade
Major Bennett, Saige Thompson, Owen Black, Austin Joseph, Sally McCollum, Evelyn Jurich, Jayvon Krabill, Lillian Bowman, Parker Knight, Joseph Fullenkamp, Layla Millice, Jack Troyer, Alexander Roberts, Brynlee Randall, Hadley Wesson
7th Grade
Ellie Titus, Kathryn Moxley, Lilly Thomas, Aubree Mason, Iris Meister, Noah Tomlin, Harrison Sutherin, Gabriel Wilson, Elayna Hoover, Amera Rader, Zoey Richardson, Izzy Jones
8th Grade
Kayla Schwaderer, Eli Jackson, Lochlan Jenkins, Cole Cooper, Caroline Foster, Alissa Dixon, Avery Randall, Braxton Catron, Liam Harrington, Jude Roberts, Walker Williams, Hayden Watkins, Addy Brannon, Kara Hartzler, Autumn Keasler, Layne Ferryman, Maverrik Kilgore, Kenzie Underwood, Emily Leas, Zoee Mathews, Piper Wick, Chafer Matthews, Callie Trimble, Joshua Collins, Olivia Waibel, Aubree Joseph, Ava Brookman, Allison Miller, Foster King, Bella Johnson, Cale Wygal, Amelia Miller
Honor Roll
(3.0-3.49 GPA)
6th Grade
Abrym Johnson, Reuel Matthews, Owen Bach, Dallas Williams, Aubree Satterfield, Lesley Krabill, William Roberts, Ellie Catron, Jakey Pender, Ellie Harris, Caleb Dolan, Amelia Sidders, Charlee McAdams, Braxton Louden, Claudia Louth, Zander Hillard, Joel Heater, Maelin Smith
7th Grade
Kennedy Logwood, Violet Kauffman, Quyn Vermillion, Colton Christison, Gabriel Shoemaker, Fletcher Heminger, Alex Bradford, Lexi Miller, Atlas Keasler, Callee Dagger, Lilly Woodruff, Blake Eaton, Chance Harman, Bryce Michael, Raurie Adams, Tyler Leas, Bradyn Yang, Clayton Ridenbaugh, Aria Bach, Clayton Anane-Sefah, Callen Oder
8th Grade
Brynn Davis, Brody Vernik, Tyler McGonigle, Calen Fairchild, Hayden Gundolf, Joshua Hayes, Raylan Wulf, Jonathan Kirkham, Ryder Dulebohn, Macklain Heminger, Xander Ault, Elizabeth Little, Nathaniel Adams, Kase McIntosh, Mills Lapp, Jaron Christison, Malachi Titus, Solomon Warye, Elin Leichty, Matthew Montgomery, Wyatt Patton, Kynlee Rostorfer, Zeke Lauck, Lance Hinds, Emily Finch, Ana Krempasky, Jaylynn Martin, Wyatt Phelps

These students have demonstrated dedication, hard work, and a commitment to academic excellence. We are proud of their accomplishments and the effort they put into their education each day!
🧡🖤 Congratulations to all of our honor roll students! Keep up the great work, Tigers!
Highest Honors Honor Roll
(3.75-4.0 GPA)
9th Grade
Jude Roberts, Lochlan Jenkins, Alissa Dixon, Cale Wygal, Wyatt Brooks, Zoee Mathews, Allison Miller, Jacob Bahan, Sarah Monroe, Marissa Fish, Adalyn Nickels, Addison Brannon, Sophia Jackson, Olivia Waibel, Mallory Bishop, Rylee Falloon, Chafer Matthews, Dawson Turner, Liam Baldwin, Jackson Reichardt, Rosemary Sokolow, Lillian Yeater
10th Grade
Brandel Sullivan, Eric Hoover, Mackenzie Damron, Reese Winters, Kenna Wright, Madilynn Sprinkle, Emily King, Hannah Bailey, Kate Bolton, Isabella Spencer, Kamden Yang, Ava Martin, Peyton Ziegler, Tyler Hershberger, Cecilia Kerns, Braylon Lucas, Loretta Moxley, Charlie Oelker, Drew Piacentino, Carter Pratt, Dahlia Sokolow, Carver Wallace, Ashlyn Yeater
11th Grade
Levi Kitchen, Abigail Dunlop, Robert Park, Eli Gilley, Ellery Wygal, Reagan McCullough, Derek Wall, Delaney Anane-Sefah, Amelia Barth, Zachary Cordell, Jerome Cordrey, Carter Henderson, Isla Leichty, Emma Schmelzer, Ashlyn Taylor, Arianna Weaver
12th Grade
Aiden Hull, Benjamin Wall, Emma Vigar, Reagan Winters, Grace Jones, Shelby Vincent, Josiah Johnson, Delilah Breon, Alivia Campbell, Zoe Carter, Miles Christison, Audrianna Evilsizor, Natalie Fish, Mars Gibson, Savannah Gluckle, Lilliann Heminger, Braden Hershberger, Sophia Landon, Conner Leighty, Claire Ling, Xzavior Nicholl, Isabelle Sarver, Noah Sarver, Kiersten Stoll
High Honors Honor Roll
(3.5-3.74 GPA)
9th Grade
Piper Wick, Malachi Titus, Caroline Foster, Mason Wallace, Cade Lensman, Elizabeth Little, Emily Leas, Tyler McGonigle, Amelia Miller, Blane Collier, Elin Leichty, Kenzie Underwood, Hayden Watkins, Gabriel Mason, Brynn Davis, Layne Ferryman, Lance Hinds, Ezekiel Lauck, Wyatt Phelps, Connor Watson, Joshua Collins, Paysley Wesson, Bella Johnson, Kara Hartzler, Devyn Carter, Mills Lapp, Kipton Crowder, Lakota Webb
10th Grade
Sydney Conley, Bryson Johnson, Mia Titus, Rhyla Branham, Rylan Leichty, Brylee Liggett, Ella Jacobs, Landon Zanfirov, Everett Brooks, Eli Jones, Hayden Knotts, Phoenix Keeton, Jayden Taylor, Isabella Vesey, Charlee Albers, Mia Dooley, Julianna Loveless, Elia Matthews
11th Grade
Brayan Gullett, Owen Hardwick, Austin Markin, Avery Grace Randall, David Roberts, Rachel Stanford, Brianna Blair, Blaine Hughes, Jenny Roehm, Lucas Trimble, Celena Cheetham, Justice Moore, Hadassah Stidham, Daniel Erne, James Brehm, Kathy Roehm, Josiah Thoman, Addison Wallen, Kyerah Marchal
12th Grade
Foster Sullivan, Alexis Wisner, Bayleigh Deam, Sarah Windle, Avi Lehman, Ashlee VonDeylen, Ashlyn Pope, Patrick Brooks, Tucker Searles, Bayes Lapp, Madden Kilgore, Emma Liggett, Brady Lightner, Mariska Smith, Nathan Sowers, Sutton Wilcoxon, Eliza Halterman, Garrett Hull, Kash LeVan
Honor Roll
(3.0-3.49 GPA)
9th Grade
Braxton Catron, Colten Branham, Robert Terry, Solomon Warye, Nathaniel Adams, Hayden Gundolf, Jaylynn Martin, Emily Finch, Wyatt Patton, Anderson Henry, Foster King, Walker Williams, Avery Randall, Maverrik Kilgore, Isaiah Lee, Raylan Wulf, Matthew Montgomery, Cole Cooper, Kennedy Bowman, Jaron Christison, Moxley Moxley, Liam Harrington, Ava Brookman
10th Grade
Dakota Dalton, Lea Brickerson, Aron Jackson, Katelyn Williams, Logan Calhoun, Cora Benavides, Lucas Cook, Michael Wisner, Rachel Simpson, Alexa Beard, Caden Hodge, Annabelle Booze, Grant Krabill, Isaiah Barth, Logan Behlmer, Ashton Brannon, Karter Harris, Nathan Shivley, Griffin Evans, Jack Harman, Karlee Lucas, Griffin Astorino
11th Grade
Asher Starkey, Samuel Bradford, Brayden Hupp, McKayla Reames, Aylivia Miller, Evalyne Decker, Alauna Kinchen, Gunnar Lehman, Cohen Evans, Ella Albers, Britton Carter, Ezekiel Longshore, Gavin Bell, Liam Barger, Zade Bieleski, Tayra Horn, Colton Hall, Wyatt Shoemaker, Asher Cole, Delaney Borders, Kendal Carroll, Kiarah Krabill, Bennett Sutherin, Elijah Filio, Addison Farley-Dallas, Beckett Sullivan
12th Grade
Zander Dickinson, Isabella Hughes, Troy Christison, Wyatt Zinn, Silas Krabill, Colton Neeld, Casey Boyer, Haley Brockmeier, Savannah McClintick, Sam Kidd, Cali Benavides, Caleigha Fasse, Maverick Reames, Braydon Thompson

Parents & students in grades 6 - 12 are invited to attend College Fair & College Credit Plus (CCP) Night at WL-S during both nights of parent Teacher Conferences.
On November 5, students and families are invited to a 2-year College Fair followed by the CCP Meeting:
🕓 5 - 6:00 PM College Fair (Cafetorium entrance)
🕠 6 - 7:30 PM CCP Meeting Media Center (Seniors do not need to attend)
On November 12, students and families are invited to a 4-year College Fair followed by the CCP Meeting:
🕓 3 - 4:00 PM College Fair
🕠 4 - 5:30 PM CCP Meeting Media Center (Seniors do not need to attend)
We will host 2 more opportunities to attend on February 18th and February 25th with College Fairs TBD. Families are encouraged not to wait and take advantage of the earliest meeting possible!
⚠️ Attendance is REQUIRED for students participating in CCP for the first time in 2027–28 or changing how they participate. Parents must attend one meeting per student participating in CCP. If you have attended a recent meeting on behalf of an older student, please note that you must attend again if a new/younger student is participating next school year.
For more information, a complete list of classes offered, and to read the College Credit Plus Annual Notice 1.23.2026, please visit our website at https://www.wlstigers.org/documents/hs-counseling%2Fguidance/ccp/20290281.
Questions? Contact the HS Counseling Office at 937-465-1060, ext. 121.

West Liberty-Salem High School’s National Honor Society has been named a recipient of the inaugural Chapter of Distinction Award! This prestigious recognition celebrates generations of student leadership, service, scholarship, and character that have shaped our NHS chapter.
🐅 Join us in congratulating our current and former members, advisers, and faculty who helped make this honor possible!
Pictured are last year's NHS member classes and this year's chapter officers. Officers are detailed in the attached article.
📰 Read the full story to learn more about this special recognition and the history behind our NHS chapter!
https://www.wlstigers.org/article/3233727


Students in Mrs. Blair’s STEAM classes are busy preparing for their annual Thanksgiving Parade, putting their creativity, engineering skills, and artistic talents to work!
Inspired by the famous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, students are designing their own one-of-a-kind floats and using robotics to bring their creations to life! From imaginative designs to clever engineering, these students always come up with some incredible ideas!
We can’t wait to see their creativity roll down the parade route!
🎈 Stay tuned for our very own WL-S version of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! 🧡🖤





The West Liberty-Salem Middle School and Varsity Cheerleading teams competed at Wittenberg University this weekend in the Ohio Heritage Conference Cheer Competition.
The annual competition brings together middle school and high school cheer teams from across the OHC, giving teams the opportunity to showcase their routines while individual athletes can also compete in jump and tumbling competitions.
The WL-S Middle School teams had strong performances in a combined North and South Division, while the Varsity Tigers earned 3rd place in the OHC North and finished 5th overall among the competing teams!
Coaches were especially proud of the Varsity team’s performance and the growth they showed throughout the season.
“We had a very new and young team this year, with six athletes who had never competed before. Our upperclassmen really stepped up to lead, encourage and support their teammates, while our younger athletes rose to the challenge. There was nothing better than watching them experience the excitement of finishing in the top three and hearing West Liberty-Salem’s name announced in the big gym!”
The OHC also announced its All-Conference Cheer Teams during the event, with four Tigers earning recognition:
🧡 1st Team All-OHC: Eliza Halterman and Ellery Wygal
🖤 2nd Team All-OHC: Jay Young
🧡 Honorable Mention: Ashlee VonDeylen
Congratulations to our Middle School and Varsity cheerleaders on a great competition and to Eliza, Ellery, Jay and Ashlee on their All-OHC honors! Way to represent the Tigers! 🐅🧡🖤







The West Liberty-Salem Big Orange Boys Cross Country Team is headed back to STATE!
Ranked #5 in this week’s Division III OATCCC State Poll, the Big Orange put together an outstanding performance at the DIII Troy Regional, finishing as REGIONAL RUNNER-UP and punching their ticket to the OHSAA State Championship! 🥈🐅
Even more impressive — this marks the program’s 9th CONSECUTIVE and 25th ALL-TIME STATE APPEARANCE!
🏆 Regional Team Results — Top 5 Advance
🥇 Versailles – 79
🥈 WEST LIBERTY-SALEM – 97
🥉 Waynesville – 133
4. Wyoming – 140
5. Madeira – 158
WL-S Individual Results — 179 runners:
⭐ 3rd – Asher Cole (JR) — 15:41.6
⭐ 9th – Brayan Gullett (JR) — 16:16.7
🐅 23rd – Zeke Longshore (JR) — 16:44.2
🐅 30th – Eric Hoover (SO) — 17:05.4
🐅 37th – Zeke Lauck (FR) — 17:18.1, PR!
🐅 59th – Gauge Lee (JR) — 17:48.4
🐅 61st – Zeke Sidders (SR) — 17:51.4, PR!
The Big Orange posted a 1–5 split of just 1:36.5 and improved their season record to 141-20!
"What a solid bounce back race after finishing third a week ago at Districts. These incredible young men showed up on one of the biggest stages and delivered an outstanding team performance to advance. I just couldn't be any more proud of the entire Big Orange program. Coming into the race we knew we would need a special team effort if we wanted to qualify back to the state meet for the ninth straight year. We had a great week of preparation, and we definitely executed our race plan of getting out aggressively. Asher and Brayan did exactly what was needed upfront, giving us a solid 1-2 punch, while Zeke Longshore, Eric Hoover, and Zeke Lauck had phenomenal races finishing the scoring for the Big Orange. Gauge Lee and Zeke Sidders ran great races too."
For Asher and Brayan, this will be their third State appearance, while Zeke Longshore and Eric Hoover will make their second trip. Zeke Lauck, Gauge Lee and Zeke Sidders will experience the State Meet for the first time!
🏆 OHSAA DIVISION III STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
📍 Fortress Obetz
📅 Saturday, November 6
⏰ 2:20 PM
Nine straight. Twenty-five all-time. One more race. 🧡🖤
Congratulations, Big Orange! We are so proud of this team and can’t wait to cheer you on at STATE!
LET’S GO, BIG ORANGE! 🐅🧡🖤


The West Liberty-Salem Big Orange Girls Cross Country Team is headed back to STATE!
The Lady Tigers competed Saturday at the OHSAA Division IV Southwest Regional Meet in Troy, finishing 4th out of 19 teams to earn their spot at the State Championship Meet!
With the qualification, the Big Orange will make their 11th CONSECUTIVE and 19th overall STATE APPEARANCE! What an incredible tradition of excellence! 🐅
🏆 Regional Team Results — Top 5 Advance
Minster – 82
Fort Loramie – 107
Summit Country Day – 121
WEST LIBERTY-SALEM – 142
Dayton Christian – 159
WL-S Individual Results — 162 runners:
⭐ 12th – Isla Leichty (JR) — 19:34.5, PR & Top 20 Podium! Isla also moves into 17th all-time on the Big Orange 5K list!
⭐ 17th – Addi Wallen (JR) — 19:49.9 & Top 20 Podium! Addi has now earned an individual regional podium finish all three years!
🐅 33rd – Elin Leichty (FR) 20:40.0
🐅 54th – Elia Matthews (SO) 21:20.7
🐅 60th – Hattie Jacobs (SR) 21:35, Season Best!
🐅 75th – Olive Matthews (JR) 22:00.4, Personal Best!
🐅 76th – Charlee Matthews (SO) 22:00.5
Coach’s Comments: I am proud of how the girls handled the nerves and competition to qualify to the state meet as a team. Nothing is given to you at this level, and it represents a lot of dedication and hard work from all of our runners. Isla Leichty ran a tough, smart race moving up five places from the mile mark. Addi Wallen battled throughout the race and had a strong finish at the end. She has been on the podium as an individual all three years! Hattie Jacobs also had an outstanding race. She stepped up to be our 5th girl taking about 50 seconds off from her season best time. I am excited for another week. We are hoping to end the season with our best performances at Obetz!
Now there’s one more race. 🧡
🏆 OHSAA DIVISION IV STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
📍 Fortress Obetz
📅 Saturday
⏰ 3:30 PM
Congratulations to our Big Orange runners and coaches on another trip to STATE! We are so proud of you and can’t wait to cheer you on at Obetz!
LET’S GO, BIG ORANGE! 🧡🖤🐅


For the first time in program history, the West Liberty-Salem Lady Tigers are District Champions! 🏆
The Tigers swept Clermont Northeastern in straight sets:
🔥 25-13🔥 26-24🔥 25-18
And the history didn't stop there...
💥History followed history as senior setter Sophia Landon recorded her 1,000th career assist in the opening set. The heartbeat of the Tigers' offense, Sophia's leadership, consistency, and selfless play have helped fuel this historic run. She capped off the milestone night with 34 assists, 5 aces, and 15 digs. 🧡🏐
This team keeps rewriting the record books, and the dream season rolls on!
🏆 DISTRICT CHAMPIONS 🏆
➡️ Next Up: Regional Semifinal vs. Versailles
📅 Thursday, Nov. 5
⏰ 5:30 PM
📍 Kettering Fairmont HS
🐅 Tiger Nation, it's time to take THE JUNGLE on the road! Wear your orange and black and pack the stands!
One team. One family. One historic season. The Lady Tigers are STILL dancing. 🧡🖤🏐
#DistrictChampions #HistoryMade #1000Assists #TigerUp #LadyTigers #WLSVolleyball #RoadToRegionals #TigerPride #TheJungleOnTheRoad #KeepDancing #SweetSixteen #GoTigers 🐅🏐🧡

📚 PARENT-TEACHER CONFERENCES ARE QUICKLY APPROACHING!
We look forward to welcoming our WL-S families for upcoming Parent-Teacher Conferences! Please use the information below to schedule your conference:
🏫 High School: To schedule a conference, please email Julie Nieman at Jnieman@wlstigers.org.
🐯 Middle School: Please use the scheduling links that were sent to families by text and email last week.
✏️ Elementary: Please coordinate directly with your student’s teacher using their preferred communication platform.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact the appropriate main office Monday–Friday between 7:30 AM and 3:00 PM.
We appreciate our families taking the time to connect with our teachers and staff, and we look forward to seeing you! 🧡🖤

Our 7th graders traveled to Riverside Local Schools this week for a Career Exploration Day alongside students from other local school districts!
Students had the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers, explore different pathways for their futures, and begin thinking about how their own interests and strengths might translate into opportunities down the road.
It’s never too early to start exploring the possibilities! Thank you to Riverside Local Schools for hosting our students for a great day of learning beyond the classroom. 🧡🖤






Our high school science students in Mrs. Manns classes have been taking learning from the textbook to the lab with some pretty interesting hands-on investigations!
🦞 Zoology students are studying the phylum Arthropoda and began their crawfish dissections by exploring external anatomy. Arthropoda comes from the Greek word arthron, meaning “jointed,” and students got an up-close look at exactly what that means by manipulating the crawfish’s large claw, or cheliped, to examine how and where the appendage bends.
🥼 Biology students put their macromolecule studies to the test by examining different materials for the presence of fats, carbohydrates, and proteins. These large, carbon-containing organic molecules are essential for life, and the lab gave students the opportunity to see the concepts they’ve been studying in action.
From crawfish claws to carbohydrates, there’s never a dull day in the science lab! 🧡🖤🐯








Parents & students in grades 6 - 12 are invited to attend College Fair & College Credit Plus (CCP) Night at WL-S during both nights of parent Teacher Conferences.
On November 5, students and families are invited to a 2-year College Fair followed by the CCP Meeting:
🕓 5 - 6:00 PM College Fair (Cafetorium entrance)
🕠 6 - 7:30 PM CCP Meeting (Cafetorium) (Seniors do not need to attend)
On November 12, students and families are invited to a 4-year College Fair followed by the CCP Meeting:
🕓 3 - 4:00 PM College Fair (Cafetorium entrance)
🕠 5 - 6:30 PM CCP Meeting (Cafetorium) (Seniors do not need to attend)
We will host 2 more opportunities to attend on February 18th and February 25th with College Fairs TBD. Families are encouraged not to wait and take advantage of the earliest meeting possible!
⚠️ Attendance is REQUIRED for students participating in CCP for the first time in 2027–28 or changing how they participate. Parents must attend one meeting per student participating in CCP. If you have attended a recent meeting on behalf of an older student, please note that you must attend again if a new/younger student is participating next school year.
For more information, a complete list of classes offered, and to read the College Credit Plus Annual Notice 1.23.2026, please visit our website at https://www.wlstigers.org/documents/hs-counseling%2Fguidance/ccp/20290281.
Questions? Contact the HS Counseling Office at 937-465-1060, ext. 121.

🏈🐯 ALL-OHC FOOTBALL HONORS
Seven Tigers have earned All-Ohio Heritage Conference recognition for their performances on the gridiron this season!
🥇 1st Team All-OHC
⭐ Kash LeVan
⭐ Silas Krabill
⭐ Bayes Lapp
🥈 2nd Team All-OHC
⭐ Beckett Sullivan
⭐ Grant Krabill
🧡 Honorable Mention
⭐ Reagan McCullough
🏅 Sportsmanship Award
⭐ Josiah Johnson
Friday nights are built on countless hours of work long before the lights come on, and these Tigers have earned the recognition that comes with it.
Congratulations to these seven Tigers on representing West Liberty-Salem Football and Tiger Nation with pride! 🧡🖤🏈
Well earned, Tigers!







Clear your calendars and get your orange & black ready. Our Tigers have a BIG day of competition this Saturday!
📣 OHC CHEER COMPETITION | Wittenberg University
Our Middle School and High School cheer teams are ready to take the mat!
🧡 MS Cheer - 9:49 AM
🏆 JH Awards - 10:30 AM
🖤 HS Cheer - 11:35 AM
🏆 HS Awards - 1:15 PM
‼️ Please note: 11:35 AM is the CORRECT performance time for HS Cheer. Any previously communicated time is no longer accurate.
We would LOVE to pack the stands with Tiger fans. Come out, wear your orange & black, and CHEER LOUD! 📣
🏃♂️🏃♀️ CROSS COUNTRY | Troy
Then it’s off to Troy as Big Orange Cross Country hits the course!
🧡 Boys - 2:20 PM
🖤 Girls - 3:00 PM
🏐 TOURNAMENT VOLLEYBALL | Monroe HS
And the Lady Tiger Volleyball team is still dancing! After advancing in tournament play this week, our varsity team heads to Monroe High School for the next round on Saturday, at 4:00 PMl
From the mat to the course, to the court - it’s a GREAT day to be a Tiger!
Good luck to all of our student-athletes competing this Saturday! 🧡🖤🐯



The first meeting for this year’s Science Olympiad Team has been RESCHEDULED for:
📅 Thursday, October 29
⏰ 5:00–6:00 PM
📍 High School Media Center
This call-out meeting is mandatory for students interested in making the team, and parents are encouraged to attend.
Students must have a signed information letter and interest form to attend.
Questions or need more information? Contact Mr. Spencer at cspencer@wlstigers.org.
We’re excited to kick off another year of Science Olympiad! 🔬🐯

What a finish to an incredible season for Big Orange Middle School Cross Country at the OHSAA State Meet this weekend!
🏆 The girls team captured the STATE CHAMPIONSHIP, finishing 1st out of 33 teams and completing an incredible UNDEFEATED season!
⭐ Nika Matthews 3rd Place 🏅
⭐ Elayna Hoover 12th Place 🏅
Both earned a spot on the podium!
The boys team finished an outstanding 5th out of 45 teams, capping off their season with an impressive 140-6 record! Caizen Anders led the Tigers with a 56th-place finish in a field of 377 runners.
Our boys also competed in the Open Race, finishing 9th out of 18 teams.
What a season for Big Orange! Congratulations to our runners and coaches on an incredible year and for representing West Liberty-Salem at the state level! 🧡🖤🐯
STATE CHAMPS! 🏆


Our high school volleyball teams have been involved with helping our youth program since August! Not only have they help with practices, but they also stepped up a few weekends ago to help run our youth volleyball event, where we welcomed 22 other youth teams from surrounding schools! Their leadership, dedication, and willingness to give back to the next generation of Tigers show what it truly means to be part of our Tiger family!
🐯🏐 The Future of Tiger Volleyball is BRIGHT!





