Athletics
Zane Janiszewski Named to WNEP’S “Super 16 Football Dream Team” 2019
Zane Janiszewski has been selected to Channel 16’s prestigious“Super 16 Dream Team” for football. The football players are selected from District II, IV, and XI by the Sports Department at WNEP Channel 16. Zane is the first football player ever selected to represent Western Wayne.
Zane led the Wildcats’s this year with the following:
- Total Rushing Yards – 1,881 on 231 carries
- Average Rushing Yards per carry – 8.1
- Rushing Touchdowns – 30
- Receiving Yards – 142
- Total Yards – 2,023
- Total Touchdowns 33
- On Defense – 42 Solo Tackles and 59 Assists
- Sacks – 1.5
Zane is a 3-Sport Athlete, he also plays basketball and baseball for the Wildcats. He is the son of Ken & Karen Janiszewski and resides in Moscow.
The show was taped today, and will be aired on Channel 16 on Sunday, January 26, 2020 at 7:00 PM.
#wildcatproud
Congratulations Coach Collins!
Girls Volleyball Team Finish the Regular Season 18-0
Congratulations to Coach Darren Thorpe and the entire Girls Volleyball Team on the perfect season! Starters for the Lady Cats are Rebecca Klemovitch, Sydney Krompasky, Trina Barcarola, Sabrina Swoyer, Kaeli Romanowski, and Katherine Shepherd. The girls beat Crestwood in Round 1 of the play-offs and moved to the Semi-Final round where they will play Nanticoke at Berwick High School on 10/28/19.
Let’s GO CATS!!
Wear Your PINK to Friday’s Football Game!
Western Wayne Names 2019 Homecoming King and Queen
Western Wayne School District hosted its annual Homecoming Game on Friday, September 13, against Montrose. Prior to the game, the Homecoming Court of ten seniors was recognized. Afterwards, the King and Queen were announced in front of a full crowd. This year’s Homecoming King is senior Jack McAllister and Homecoming Queen is senior Kristi Kromko. Jack, one of three Western Wayne Varsity Football captains, plans to go to college upon graduation and complete an ROTC program. Kristi, one of two Wildcat Marching Band drum majors, enlisted in the Army National Guard and plans to study forensic psychology in college. Pictured is Jack McAllister, Homecoming King, and Kristi Kromko Homecoming Queen.
Pictured is the 2019 Western Wayne Homecoming Court. From left: Hunter Frable, Gevin Coccodrilli, Ezra Tetreault, Derek Mason, Jack McAllister, Homecoming King; Kristi Kromko, Homecoming Queen; Sinaea Buford, Rebecca Klemovitch, Trina Barcarola, and Noelle Orehek.
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Team of Western Wayne, Honesdale students heads to world robotics competitionApril 24, 2024The robot zoomed across the floor at Honesdale High School, picking up orange rings called notes and spitting them into a wooden box called a speaker.
Students from Western Wayne and Honesdale high schools hope the robot can stand out among the best in the world.
The team built the robot this year and won the FIRST Mid-Atlantic Robotics Competition Regional Championship earlier this month. With the victory the team called the Camobots will compete at the world championship in Houston, Texas this week.
Teammates gathered Sunday at Honesdale High School, preparing for their trip. Jacob Schott, a senior from Western Wayne, said going to the competition is a dream.
“So for a lot of us being seniors, getting to go is like one last hurrah… it’s awesome,” he said.
The two schools came together 13 years ago to form the robotics team. As the emphasis on STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering and math) grows, more schools offer robotics programs to students. Last year, 3,340 teams of high school students from 32 countries competed in FIRST robotics.
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RDW DISCOVERY DAY 2024April 22, 2024“It was an out of this world experience for our students at RDW! SPACE was the theme of this years Discovery Day. With all the hard work and dedication from the RDW PTA they were able to give our kids an amazing experience. From learning about the Moon, Star Constellations, the Sun, and Rockets – This years Discovery
Day was surely a BLAST!” [...]
Western Wayne FBLA Excels at Pennsylvania State Leadership ConferenceApril 19, 2024Row 1 (l to r): Olivia Gries, Audrey Agnello, Phoebe Schmitt, Taylor Maiocco, Rhayni Carroll, Emily Romanowski, and Madelyn McClure. Row 2 (l to r): Avery Ulner, Isabella Kolp, Clare Coccodrilli, Connor Bryant, David Elias, Khole Mistishin, Maggie Kotchessa, and Allie Pauler.
The 73rd annual Pennsylvania State Leadership Conference was held this past week in Hershey. Western Wayne FBLA had 32 members competing at the conference this year. Sixteen of those 32 members placed in the top 10 at the state level and were recognized at the Awards of Excellence Program. Eight members have qualified to compete at the FBLA National Leadership Conference this June in Orlando.
The Business Ethics team of Rhayni Carroll, Taylor Maiocco, and Emily Romanowski placed 3rd. Olivia Gries placed 2nd in Introduction to Business Communications. The team of Audrey Agnello and Phoebe Schmitt placed 4th in Introduction to Business Presentation. Maggie Kotchessa placed 5th and Khole Mistishin placed 7th in Introduction to FBLA. Madelyn McClure placed 3rd and Madelyn Vinton placed 6th in Introduction to Parliamentary Procedure. The team of Clare Coccodrilli, Isabella Kolp, and Avery Ullner placed 9th in Introduction to Social Media Strategies. The team of Connor Bryant and David Elias placed 10th in Sports and Entertainment Management. Allie Pauler placed 4th in Word Processing.
In addition, Rhayni Carroll placed 4th, Emily Romanowski placed 7th, and Adrian Agnello placed 8th in Who’s Who in Pennsylvania FBLA and were recipients of the William Seldon Scholarship. Adrian and Emily each received a $1000 scholarship and Rhayni received a scholarship of $1250. [...]
Western Wayne / Honesdale HS Robotics Team Wins ChampionshipApril 18, 2024 This April the robotics team FRC 4285 Camobots (composed of Honesdale HS and Western Wayne HS students) competed at the FIRST Mid-Atlantic Robotics Competition Regional Championship and won. This is a huge endeavor and first-ever win at the FMA Regional Championship held at Lehigh University. The competition is three days (starting with inspection of the robot by teams of engineers, scouting of robot qualities, randomly competing with and against numerous teams, presentation to judge teams of CEO’s and engineers from companies, and finals team selection on the 3rd day). Our team was the 3rd selection of Alliance 2’s team. Our team had to play defense to shut down the other team’s top scoring robot and it worked (see attached video link and forward to timestamp). Alliance 2 won which was composed of us, a team from southern PA, and southern NJ. Further, our students involved work diligently in the offseason to secure funding from businesses along with the Department of Defense. Also, in the offseason the students are being trained up in fields of robot programming, CAD (AutoDesk Inventor), Engineering and Design, Electronics and Sensors, Automated machining, Automation and Game Play, Public Speaking, and numerous additional skill sets. Team Advisor and Western Wayne teacher Brian Landry wishes to thank everyone in both the Western Wayne and Honesdale School Districts and local community who helped the students achieve this tremendous goal. To better understand what competition is like, see attached information
FMA Day 3 Championship
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCDUeduIIeQ – Timestamp 10:04:09 (we shut down the top scoring robots in our league)
What is FMA FIRST Robotics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KCrrp1DNmM&t=39s – couple minute video
Pictured is Team FRC 4285 with the coveted Blue Banner.
In addition, the local community is invited to watch the Robotics team compete in the World Championships in Houston, Texas, using the links below. They will be completing from Thursday, April 18, through Saturday, April 20. This link will allow you to watch all 8 fields live, if you click on one of the fields and then select Milstein Field (which is the one our team will be playing on) this will give you a larger version of our field. We have three teams including us playing in this division field from our league with a total of 72 (minus our 3 teams) from other areas of the United States and countries. 608 FRC teams (our division), along with est 300 FTC (middle school) and est 200 FLL (elementary). 50,000 students from around the world total competing in the highest STEAM related competition. Thank you, again, to all who support us in this endeavor. https://www.thebluealliance.com/gameday#chat=hidden&layout=8&view_0=firstinspires-0 [...]
RECYCLE YOUR ELECTRO-JUNKApril 9, 2024Join the Y, Honesdale National Bank, Wayne County Fair Association, Advanced Disaster Recovery llnc. & Advanced Recycling in being environmentally active & recycling your broken & unwanted household or business electronic junk. Funds raised for YMCA Financial Assistance, Special thanks to The Fair Association for allowing us to use their location.
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