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Two area school districts will hold a total of four graduation ceremonies Saturday.
The Cotter School District will hold its graduation ceremony for its senior class at 7 p.m. at the gymnasium.
Fourty-four Cotter seniors are expected to walk at graduation, with Anna Haynes serving as the class valedictorian and Carlie Williams serving as the salutatorian.
The Ozark Mountain School District will hold three graduation ceremonies Saturday, one each for the Bruno-Pyatt, St. Joe and Western Grove high schools. All three graduations will be held at Pioneer Pavilion at North Arkansas College in Harrison.
Bruno-Pyatt’s 10 seniors will graduate at noon at Northark. Dominic Giles is the valedictorian and Shaylen Ricketts is the salutatorian.
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Team Summit skicross up-and-comer Walker Robinson made an undefeated statement this season on the Rocky Mountain circuit.
The 14-year-old won each competition he entered, earning him a national championship in a year when the annual USA Snowboard and Freeski Association didn’t host an event in response to COVID-19. His winning streak culminated with a skicross victory last weekend at Copper Mountain Resort while racing against some of the nation’s best competitors his age from the Rocky Mountain region, Maine and California.
“Walker is a competitor who wants to win,” Team Summit skicross head coach Leah Emaus said. “He gets in the gate, and he definitely is thinking, ‘How do I win this race? What do I have to do? What is my start going to be? How am I going to take the first turn?’”
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Team Summit Park & Pipe Director Teddy Goggin thinks the novel coronavirus restrictions on sports have left athletes hungrier to take advantage of the opportunities they are given.
Goggin and Team Summit Executive Director CB Bechtel have seen that approach and positive attitude manifest across the organization’s teams and athletes, and specifically in the freeskiers and snowboarders who have qualified for Rev Tour contests in the coming weeks.
“I’m just really excited for the future,” Goggin said. “We believe in long-term athletic development, and seeing that unfold through many years with hard work as well as rest. This has been exciting to take part in. It’s not one day, or competition that matters, but progress over many years.”
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