FALL SEASON 2025
Fall Season Awards
Central High Boys Swim had several athletes place at State. Here are the State team results.
Scored 247 to win by over 50 points.
Won all three relays- 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay, and 400 Free Relay
- Brody Blatt- State Champion in 100 Free, 100 Backstroke, 200 Free Relay and 400 Free Relay
- Chase Bryant- State Champion in 200 Free Relay
- Hunter Deutschmann- State Champion in 200 Medley Relay and 400 Free Relay, 3rd in 100 Fly, 8th in 100 Back
- Peyton Dimmock- State Champion in 200 Free Relay and 400 Free Relay, 11th in 500 Free
- Nathan Malt- State Champion in 200 Free Relay and 400 Free Relay, 10th in 50 Free, 10th in 100 Free
- Connor Muran- State Champion in 200 IM, 100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay, and 200 Free Relay
- Winston Rees- State Champion in 200 Medley Relay and 200 Free Relay
Other members on the team:
Adeesh Giritharan
Noah Hoffman
Nick Kim
Adam Kress
Parker Kuyath
Serkan Patterson
Charles Sicking
Carter Wieser
Head Coach: Andrew Schonhoff
Dive Coach: Natalie Kirner
Asst. Coach: Abby VerMeer
Our girls cross country teams made history this weekend. The girls finished 3rd for the second year in a row. The boys finished in 9th place as a team. Congratulations to the athletes and the following coaches.
Girls team: Ryan Banta (Head Coach), Sarah Burgess, and Jim Carey.
Boys team: Hannah Merriman (Head Coach) and Jen Meyer.
Here are some individual accomplishments:
Gabrielle Moresi- 1st place- All-State/ STATE CHAMPION- ALL-METRO TEAM
Alice Liebetrau- 10th place- All-State
Penelope Hinkle- 26th place- All-State
Sophia Dunmire- 31st place
Armani Harris- 72nd place
Hailey Alfonso- 109th place
Madeline Qian- 137th place
Lucas Amador- 5th place- All-State- 2ND TEAM ALL-METRO
Blake Nagus- 40th place
Noam Buch- 64th place
Lucas Padratzik- 71st place
Roger Lian- 145th place
Sean Talley- 152nd place
Koji Winig- 153rd place
DAY OF SERVICE- 2025
STUCO
Student Council kicked off the year with a spirited Homecoming, led by our senior class, and a successful Homecoming Dance with over 900 attendees. It was a fantastic start to the year!
Soon after, we hosted our annual Day of Service, with huge thanks to faculty, students, and the community. The smiles were abundant, and the impact on our community was clear. We also had the largest number of Special Olympics athletes since the pandemic, even having to turn some away.
On November 13th, we celebrated World Kindness Day, thanks to everyone who participated in our passing period challenges and helped brighten someone’s day.
Last week, the junior and senior classes braved the cold in the Powder Puff game. Congratulations to the seniors on their victory.
We’re gearing up for the Parkway Holiday Cup competition, where we’ll be battling for the cup and collecting donations. Look out for snacks during finals week in the staff lounge as a thank you for all you do!
In March, we’ll team up with Dance Marathon for KISS Week and Mr. PCH. The competition is growing, and all clubs are invited to nominate contestants.
Save the date: Prom is April 25th, and elections for next year’s Student Council will take place in early May.
These school and community wide events can’t happen without your support. Thank you for all you do!
SENIORS AFTER THE POWDER PUFF VICTORY
Winter Season Openers
*All Schedules Subject to Change*
Join a Club or Activity
*Subject to Change*
Contact a club sponsor to get involved!
Purchase an Annual Sports Pass
Adult- $5
Parkway Students Grades K-12 - $3
No charge for Pre-K and 65+
Gate charged for varsity football, varsity soccer, volleyball (all levels), and basketball (all levels). Passes work for home events only. Passes do NOT work for tournament play and/or MSHSAA post-season events. Passes do NOT work for any non-athletic events.