Good luck to the Wolverine volleyball team as they play in Faulkton on Tuesday October 14th. The games start at 4:15 pm. There will be three junior high games, a junior varsity game, and a varsity game that night. The games can be viewed on the following website-facebook.com/Faulktonareaschools.
Good luck to the Wolverine volleyball team as they participate in the Northwestern tournament on Saturday October 11th. The tournament starts at 9:00 am and the schedule for events in attached to this post. The tournament can be viewed on the following link-https://fan.hudl.com/usa/sd/mellette/organization/12387/northwestern-area-high-school/team/753209/girls-junior-varsity-volleyball/schedule?date=2025-10-05T05%3A00%3A00.000Z&range=Week&ss=2025&s=U2NoZWR1bGVFbnRyeVB1YmxpY1N1bW1hcnk2ODk1ZmVkMTRhNGE5MGM4MmExZjA5Mjc%3D
The Wolverines ran at Highmore on October 4th. For the girls’ Varsity race, Jentry Hubner got 7th place and Eveyln Shearer got 9th place. Brynnly Huber got 15th place and Anniah Russell got 19th place. There were a total of 36 runners in this race. For the boys’ Varsity race, Gavin Hirsch got 1st place beating 2nd place by 4 seconds. It was a close race, but I really kicked it in at the end. Sam Ernst got 11th place, getting his new season record. Jack Huffman got 32nd, also getting his new season record. Will Stiegelmeier got 34th, also breaking his season record. Faren Nelson got 36th, getting his new personal record and running varsity for the first time. In the girls’ Junior High race there were 42 runners and Della Ernst got 1st place out of all of them.
Gavin Hirsch got to compete at an additional meet on September 7th at Wall, SD. I raced against very good runners there, and I got 1st place. I broke the old Lions’ record set back in 1976 by Les Miller. I ran a time of 15:18 beating the old record by over a whole minute. It was a perfect day. There was no wind, it was 60 degrees, and a pretty flat course.
The Wolverines’ ran at the YTC meet at Gettysburg on October 8th. This was a very windy meet with wind up to 35 mph but we all still made sure to push through it and not use it as an excuse. For the girls’ varsity race, the girls won the Yellow Stone Conference getting first place as a team. Evelyn Shearer got 5th place with a time of 20:24 breaking the Selby Area School Record, and Jentry Hubner got 6th with a time of 20:47 which is a new personal best as well.
Anniah Russell got 12th with a time of 21:58 which is a new season record for her, and Brynnly Huber got 17th place with a time of 22:36 also getting a new season record. Ella Perman got 22nd with a time of 23:01 also getting a new season record. For the boys’ varsity race, Gavin Hirsch got 2nd with a time of 16:03. I was only 1 second behind first place, but I did end up getting cut off at the end which made me lose my momentum and almost trip. Sam Ernst got 19th place with a time of 19:03, which is a new personal record for him. Jack Huffman got 49th place with a time of 21:18, getting a new personal record as well. Will Stiegelmeier got 53rd with a time of 22:01, which is a new season record for him. And Faren Nelson got 59th with a time of 23:47, which is a new personal record for him too. Finally, for the girls’ junior high race (3000 meters), Della Ernst got 1st place with a time of 13:02, beating 2nd place by 21 seconds. Overall, the Wolverines had a great race and their next meet will be Regions at Gettysburg on September 15th.
Written by Journalism student, Gavin Hirsch (12th grade)
Gavin Hirsch got to compete at an additional meet on September 7th at Wall, SD. I raced against very good runners there, and I got 1st place. I broke the old Lions’ record set back in 1976 by Les Miller. I ran a time of 15:18 beating the old record by over a whole minute. It was a perfect day. There was no wind, it was 60 degrees, and a pretty flat course.
The Wolverines’ ran at the YTC meet at Gettysburg on October 8th. This was a very windy meet with wind up to 35 mph but we all still made sure to push through it and not use it as an excuse. For the girls’ varsity race, the girls won the Yellow Stone Conference getting first place as a team. Evelyn Shearer got 5th place with a time of 20:24 breaking the Selby Area School Record, and Jentry Hubner got 6th with a time of 20:47 which is a new personal best as well.
Anniah Russell got 12th with a time of 21:58 which is a new season record for her, and Brynnly Huber got 17th place with a time of 22:36 also getting a new season record. Ella Perman got 22nd with a time of 23:01 also getting a new season record. For the boys’ varsity race, Gavin Hirsch got 2nd with a time of 16:03. I was only 1 second behind first place, but I did end up getting cut off at the end which made me lose my momentum and almost trip. Sam Ernst got 19th place with a time of 19:03, which is a new personal record for him. Jack Huffman got 49th place with a time of 21:18, getting a new personal record as well. Will Stiegelmeier got 53rd with a time of 22:01, which is a new season record for him. And Faren Nelson got 59th with a time of 23:47, which is a new personal record for him too. Finally, for the girls’ junior high race (3000 meters), Della Ernst got 1st place with a time of 13:02, beating 2nd place by 21 seconds. Overall, the Wolverines had a great race and their next meet will be Regions at Gettysburg on September 15th.
Written by Journalism student, Gavin Hirsch (12th grade)
Congratulations to the September Students of the Month, Wyatt McNamara and Evan Olson! Students of the month are nominated by teachers based on effort, attitude, and character. These students have been exemplary in each of those categories. Keep up the great work!
Come support the football team as they play Sully Buttes in Herreid on Friday October 10th. The night will kick off with a junior high game at 4:30 pm followed by a varsity game at 7:00 pm. You can watch the varsity game on the following link-rtmp://a.rtmp.youtube.com/live2
Come support the Wolverines volleyball team as they play North Central in Eureka on Thursday October 9th. The games start at 4:00 pm and the line-up for games are A, B, C, JV, and varsity. All games will be on a rolling schedule.
Good luck to the cross country team as they participate in the YTC meet in Gettysburg on Wednesday October 8th. The meet starts at 1:00 pm.
As cooler fall weather arrives and winter approaches, please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for outdoor conditions. Students go outside for recess and other activities whenever possible, so coats, hats, and gloves may be needed in the coming weeks. Dressing in layers helps keep students comfortable throughout the day as temperatures fluctuate.
Thank you for helping keep our students warm, healthy, and ready to learn!
Thank you for helping keep our students warm, healthy, and ready to learn!
On Tuesday afternoon, Selby Area School hosted an assembly called the Humanities Launch. The speakers who came talked to the students about topics such as antibullying, vulnerability, and much more. They scattered the students around and put us into random groups. Once the students were grouped, they would do group activities. This gave students the opportunity to talk to new people they had never met before, and practice vulnerability. Another activity we did at the assembly was dancing. All of the students and even some staff members learned a dance, and we did it together as a whole group. 9th grade student Clara Huffman had a good a time at the assembly. She stated,” I was able to learn a lot about antibullying and the goodness of vulnerability.” At the end of the assembly, the speakers encouraged us to take what we learned and apply it to the outside world- talk to new people, listen to them, and be kind to others. I think that everyone seemed to enjoy the program, and was able to learn a lot of nice things from it.
Written by Journalism student, Neveah Cadotte (9th grade)
Written by Journalism student, Neveah Cadotte (9th grade)
Wolverine fans- The cross country meet in Gettysburg on Saturday September 20th has been cancelled due to the weather.
To conclude the Homecoming games, the seniors played against each other. The objective of the game was to use pool noodles to knock other students’ cups to the ground. It was an intense game that ended with a competition between Brooklyn Helm and Easton Schwartz. The winner of this game was… Easton Schwartz! Also, congratulations to the Sophomore class, who were the overall winners of the Homecoming games.
It's been a great homecoming week! Reminder that the parade will be at 1:00 today and the football game will be at 7:00.
It's been a great homecoming week! Reminder that the parade will be at 1:00 today and the football game will be at 7:00.
Selby Area School is celebrating its homecoming week, and a lot of fun events are happening. There are dress-up days, game days, football games, and so much more. We started Monday with Pajama Day and played a game in the gym. This game involved two hula hoops on a table, and one hula hoop had 10 ping pong balls in it. The other hoop is empty. The students had to put one hand behind their back, balance a yard stick on the table, and switch the ping pong balls from one hoop to the other. The sophomore class won this game.
Tuesday’s dress-up day was “Career Day” where students dressed up as the job they would like to have someday. For Tuesday’s game, we went out to the football field and students played a relay game. This relay involved moving students across the field on a sheet, throwing inflatable balls into some really big pants, and launching cups of water into the air to fill a bucket of water. The first team to overflow their bucket of water won. For this game, the senior class won.
Tuesday’s homecoming coronation was very enjoyable. All of the skits were entertaining to watch, but the Freshmen class ended up being the winner so congratulations to them! Finally, Congratulations to Keaton Fiedler and Brooklyn Helm on winning the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen!
Written by Journalism student, Alex Vestergaard (12th)
Tuesday’s dress-up day was “Career Day” where students dressed up as the job they would like to have someday. For Tuesday’s game, we went out to the football field and students played a relay game. This relay involved moving students across the field on a sheet, throwing inflatable balls into some really big pants, and launching cups of water into the air to fill a bucket of water. The first team to overflow their bucket of water won. For this game, the senior class won.
Tuesday’s homecoming coronation was very enjoyable. All of the skits were entertaining to watch, but the Freshmen class ended up being the winner so congratulations to them! Finally, Congratulations to Keaton Fiedler and Brooklyn Helm on winning the 2025 Homecoming King and Queen!
Written by Journalism student, Alex Vestergaard (12th)
Thursday's theme: Soccer Moms & BBQ Dads
Wolverine fans- Homecoming parade will start at 1:00 pm on Friday September 19th in Selby. Floats can start lining up at 12:45 pm near the bus shed north of the Selby Area School building. Come support our school, students, and communities during this parade.
Selby Area's personal finance class had Roger Hoffmann from Kohlman, Bierschbach, and Anderson talk to the class about taxes. Students enjoyed learning important lifelong skills in class!
Today, the first-year students of Selby Area School and the last-year students of Selby Area School got to meet up and go out for recess together. This is always a fun event for the seniors, as they get to relive their younger school days. For the younger kids, it is an exciting opportunity to meet the older kids.
The event started off in the kindergarten classroom, where the seniors introduced themselves and shared their plans for next year. Once outside, some kids played soccer, some played kickball, and some played on the playground. After recess, all of the students enjoyed some popcorn and visited with each other.
This event has become a sort of tradition that started 2 years ago, and it’s proving to be a favorite for both the seniors and the kindergarteners. It was a perfect way to kick off the seniors’ final homecoming week!
The event started off in the kindergarten classroom, where the seniors introduced themselves and shared their plans for next year. Once outside, some kids played soccer, some played kickball, and some played on the playground. After recess, all of the students enjoyed some popcorn and visited with each other.
This event has become a sort of tradition that started 2 years ago, and it’s proving to be a favorite for both the seniors and the kindergarteners. It was a perfect way to kick off the seniors’ final homecoming week!
The JV football game in Selby against Gettysburg on Monday September 15th at 4:00 pm is canceled.
Happy Friday! Enjoy our third issue of Wolverine Weekly.
The Selby-Herreid Wolverines had their first cross country meet of the year. This meet was at Redfield and there was a total of 34 teams. For the girls’ varsity race (which is a 5k run), there were 59 runners. Jentry Hubner (11th grade) got 16th place with a time of 21:01, breaking her old personal best time. Right behind her, Evelyn Shearer (11th grade) got 17th place with a time of 21:03. Brynnly Huber (9th grade) got 35th with a time of 23:03, and Anniah Russell (8th grade) got 48th with a time of 24:20.
For the boys’ varsity run, there were a total of 83 runners who participated. Gavin Hirsch (12th grade) got 2nd with a time of 16:30, breaking the Wolverines’ record by almost 30 seconds - only a few seconds away from the old Selby Lions record set back in 1974. Sam Ernst (9th grade) finished in 52nd place with a great time of 19:50, and Will Stiegelmeier (10th grade) finished in 82nd with a time of 24:01.
In the girls’ junior varsity race, which is a 4k run, Ella Perman (9th grade) finished in 18th place with a time of 18:05. In the boys’ junior varsity 4k, Jack Huffman (8th grade) finished 31st with a time of 16:50 and Faren Nelson (8th grade) finished in 47th place with a time of 18:46.
Great job to each of these students on the cross-country team. They will compete at the Hoven Golf Course for their next meet on Wednesday, September 10th.
Written by Journalism student, Gavin Hirsch (12th grade)
For the boys’ varsity run, there were a total of 83 runners who participated. Gavin Hirsch (12th grade) got 2nd with a time of 16:30, breaking the Wolverines’ record by almost 30 seconds - only a few seconds away from the old Selby Lions record set back in 1974. Sam Ernst (9th grade) finished in 52nd place with a great time of 19:50, and Will Stiegelmeier (10th grade) finished in 82nd with a time of 24:01.
In the girls’ junior varsity race, which is a 4k run, Ella Perman (9th grade) finished in 18th place with a time of 18:05. In the boys’ junior varsity 4k, Jack Huffman (8th grade) finished 31st with a time of 16:50 and Faren Nelson (8th grade) finished in 47th place with a time of 18:46.
Great job to each of these students on the cross-country team. They will compete at the Hoven Golf Course for their next meet on Wednesday, September 10th.
Written by Journalism student, Gavin Hirsch (12th grade)
Happy Friday! Enjoy our second issue of Wolverine Weekly.
