STURGIS BROWN HIGH SCHOOL

SBHS EVENTS & ACTIVITIES

Monday 6/9/2025

Tuesday 6/10/2025

Wednesday 6/11/2025

SBHS Office Open: 8:00-11:00 AM

Thursday 6/12/2025

Friday 6/13/2025

Sturgis High School Rodeo Club: Regionals @ Dupree

Saturday 6/14/2025

Sturgis High School Rodeo Club: Regionals @ Dupree

Sunday 6/15/2025

Sturgis High School Rodeo Club: Regionals @ Dupree

STURGIS BROWN HIGH SCHOOL TERM 3 HONOR ROLL

Sturgis Brown High School recognizes students for their hard work and academic achievement. Merit Honor Roll is a recognition given to students who achieve a 3.0 - 3.49 grade point average. High Honor Roll recognizes students who have achieved a 3.5 - 4.0 grade point average.

SBHS ATHLETES SHINE AT STATE TRACK MEET

Sturgis Brown High School track and field athletes capped off their season with an impressive showing at the South Dakota State Track Meet held in Sioux Falls, bringing home multiple medals and setting a high standard of performance across various events.

In distance running, Ty Petrocco and Quinn Bruch both earned medals in the 1600- and 3200-meter races. Petrocco placed 7th in the 1600 and 4th in the 3200, while Bruch finished 8th in the 1600 and 6th in the 3200. The pair also teamed up in the boys 4x800-meter relay, along with Taylor Colunga and Ty Ferguson, to earn an impressive 3rd place finish.

Sturgis’s relay teams made strong showings across the board. The boys 4x200-meter relay team—EJ Brant, Jude Legner, Mason Venjohn, and Seth Burton—finished 8th. The 4x400-meter squad of Legner, Carson Wolter, Burton, and Ferguson also secured 8th place. In the medley relay, Legner, Burton, Ferguson, and Petrocco combined efforts to take 7th.

Individually, Carson Wolter placed 5th in the boys long jump, adding to the team's overall medal count.

On the girls’ side, Avery Marler had a standout meet, medaling in all four of her events. She took 2nd place in the long jump, 3rd in both the 200 and 400 meters, and 4th in the 100-meter dash. Charlotte Fjelstad also performed well, finishing 5th in the 300-meter hurdles.

The girls 4x800-meter relay team—Iris Zylstra, Keelin Dinkins, Paige Willnerd, and Lucy Hamer—placed 6th, rounding out the team’s accomplishments at the state meet.

Sturgis Brown’s strong presence at the state level capped off a season of hard work and determination, with numerous athletes achieving personal bests and contributing to the team's success on the big stage.

SCOOPER ACTIVITIES REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN

The Activities Departments at Stagebarn MS, Sturgis Williams MS, and Sturgis Brown HS invites students to participate in the many activities that Meade School District has to offer. Our activities are integral to the educational process and strive to develop lifelong skills. We want our students to be committed, respectful, strong, and resilient while they represent our school with the highest degree of integrity. If you want to accept the challenge of becoming a Scooper, please complete the registration process and begin the process!

Any student wishing to join an activity must first register to participate.

Things to do prior to registering.

Schedule a physical with your primary care physician or you can also receive a free physical screening at Monument Health. You must schedule an appointment at the clinic.
Print both Health History Form and Preparticipation Physical Exam Form prior to the physical. Take both with you to the physical exam. You will need to fill out the Health History Form prior to the physical exam. Both forms require a signature by the parent/guardian and student. There also needs to be a doctor's signature on the Preparticipation Physical Exam Form. It is important that you hold on to both the forms. These will need to be uploaded during registration.
Read through the following forms before you register. Your electronic signature during registration will verify that you have read and understand each of these forms.
If you are a student involved in alternative instruction - Home School Student - you must fill out the Alternative Instruction Form and have the previous semester's transcript available to upload.
All students involved in activities must read and agree to abide by the Student Activities Manual. This manual gives information about training rules, transportation rules, eligibility rules, and other general rules of participation.
If interested in purchasing the Student Accident Insurance plan, you can go to 1st Agency for a brochure and to purchase at a very nominal cost.

2. Once all above items have been completed or read through, you can prepare for registration by reading through the Guidelines for Registration. Keep this open and follow along while you go to the appropriate registration site below.

In Case of Injury

As a preventative measure, students are encouraged to participate in the Student Accident Insurance Program
In the event of an injury, participants ought to complete the Student Accident Report Form.