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By Logan Rude
Apr 9, 2021 1:35 PM
BELOIT, Wis. Two twins graduating from Beloit Memorial High School are headed to Brown University in the fall on full-ride scholarships.
Kimberly and Kerilynn Guervara are among the 1,652 students admitted to the Ivy League university’s 2025 class, according to the School District of Beloit. More than 46,000 students applied to the university this year, making it the largest applicant pool in Brown’s history.
“Kerilynn and Kimberly are exceptional young adults and students who took advantage of the many academic and extracurricular opportunities available to them at Beloit Memorial High School,” said School District of Beloit Superintendent Dan Keyser. “They are representative of the many students in our District who excel in the classroom and in our community with their volunteer work. Their future is looking bright, and I wish them much success.”
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Cheers: To high school sports. After being shuttered since March because of the coronavirus pandemic, high school athletics will return to Clark County in the coming weeks. Local leagues have announced plans for cross country, boys tennis and boys golf teams to begin practices Feb. 1, with competitions starting the following week. No firm plans have been announced for close-contact team sports such as football and volleyball.
The decision follows modifications to state guidelines governing the pandemic. “We need to provide our students with an outlet and some sense of normalcy,” said Matt Cooke, athletic director at La Center High School. A little bit of normalcy will be cheered by athletes, coaches and parents.