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Brewer High School honored its sophomores, juniors and seniors who earned the top 10 percent of their class for the 2024-25 school year during an Academic Letter Jacket Ceremony on Dec. 2. 

Seniors are: Olivia Adkins, Emily Almaraz-Fuentes, Juan Arroyo, Brooklyn Bundy, Aja Caballero, Sia Caballero, Felicity Carter, Sarah Castillo, Emerson Dickey, Trinity Dickinson, Anabella Elizondo, Khyler Farris, Tayla Fattori, Abigail Ferguson, Joseph Flores, Riley Fisbee, Devin Harris, Rahston Herring, Skyler Hight, Lauren Holsapple, Blakely Hooten, Brylen Hooten, Karla Hurtado, Peyton Leonguerrero, Caleb Masterson, Isaac McCauley, Wendy Mejia, Evan Montalvo, Gabriel Morgan, Macie Munoz, Alicia Oliver, Isaiah Olson, Meet Patel, Evelyn Quesada, Noah Reyes, Jade Rios-Barrios, Oliver Rosier, Peter Rosier, Valeria Segovia, Abby Shaw, Isaiah Speece, Lila Strickland, Addison Weeks, Jaxson Westbrook, Leah White, Trinity White, Aaliyah Williams and Sophia Williams.

Juniors are: Mia Aaron, Matthew Aguilar, Makaila Arriola, Aissatou Ba, Leah Beaird, Aaron Berka, Francisco Bolanos, Alexa Brandenburg, Jake Brannon, Ashlynn Britt, Genesis Damian Lopez, Addison Davis, Skylar Day, Audrielynn Dombrock, Weston Dryfhout, Kai Ervin, Alexander Floyd, Jeremiah Hamor, Kyler Hernandez, Haylie Jimenez, Meghan Johnson, Evan Lee, Andrea Long, Carter Lucas, Lily Luchak, Michael Matias, Keira Miller, Jacob Mohmand, Jonathan Obert, Myles Pearce, Meranda Resendez, Natalie Roberts, Parker Rogers-Gay, Juan Sanchez III, Rockell Santos, Bryle Shields, Rhianna Shrestha, Mackenzie Smethers, Kennell Snell, Brooklyn Soliz, Ocsa Sukarsa, Martha Sustaire, Luke Tjahjono, Hadley Trevino Pottker, Notesa Veliu, Ayden Veloz, Braylon Williams, Brock Wilson, Adilyn Zepeda and Joshua Zuniga.

Sophomores are: Jeremiah Alvarado, Jazmine Barcenas, Jayden Beavers, Rayna Bild, Leyton Blakely, Nevaeh Boardingham, Will Brannon, Branlin Bueso Perdido, Tatum Bundy, Dane Burk, Emily Cabello, Madison Carroll, Leonel Casillas, Katheryn Cheatheam, Glenn Clark III, Lucy Coslik, Zachary Davis, Jonathan Diaz, Terrell Donald, George Dorbor, Linda Duran, Liliana Elizondo, Jane Engome Ndassi, Autumn Flemings, Morgan Hagood, Abigail Herpel, Damaris Hurtado, Takiyah Jones, Jack Kitterlin, Dillon Masterson, Lillie Mayfield, Journey Mejia, Isaac Montalvo, Mychael Moore, Mikaela Munoz, Mckenna Oltrogge, Sylver Orebaugh, Rafael Ortiz III, Serena Pena, Tony Prater, Diego Rascon, Gisell Rascon, Andrew Rhymes, Emmalee Salazar, Audrey Shepherd, Wyatt Shoemaker, Briana Torres Ortega, Laura Tyler, Cozette Tyson, Landry Utterback, Avery Welch, Houston Westbrook, Jaden Whitehead, Ryan Willis and Brooke Wood.

 

Two Brewer High School golfers medaled at the Scorpion Open. Ana Castro won first place Individual Medalist, and Concetta Ledig took second in the same category.

Head Coach is Gilbert Ramirez, and assistant is Bret Cockerham.

 

 

Two Brewer High School softball players signed letters of intent to play at the next level on National Signing Day, Nov. 12. Kamren Pride will play at Texas Wesleyan University, and Lilly Meller is headed to Friends University. 

 

The Brewer High School football team defeated Granbury 34-7 to clinch a spot in the playoffs. They will play Arlington Heights for the Bi-District Playoff Championship at 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14 at Farrington Field. Click here to purchase tickets. 

Players are: Jordan Houston, Triston Alexander, Emmanuel Castellanos, Jaimie Jordan, Kaiden Foster, Da'myrian Wash, Will Brannon, Kameron Coleman, Devan Roberts, Malachi Barr, Jaiden Carrigan, Andrew Jones, Ty Salas, Gabriel Morgan, Kenith France, Kingston Hurst, Colton Ryals, Jake Brannon, Contrevious Nash, Braylen Reed, Caleb Walker, Joshua Mathews, Anthony Jones, Shane Jenkins Jr., Juelz Sanders, Christopher Blake, Gavin Peak, Makeal Bailey, Odon Muranken, Daniel Zaragoza, Ja'taly Hicks, Santiago Romero Aguilar, Matthew Aguilar, Carson Miller, Gavin Holst-Mattis, Weston Dryfhout, Felix Flores, Jovan Sparkman, Bo Ramsey, Jaxson Montalvo, Brady Midler, George Dorbor, Jaedon Garcia, Leonel Casillas, Sedrick Harris, Jr., Lathan Steward, Jackson Kruse-Walker, Mattix Vanderbilt, Mauricio Gonzalez, Parker Waldran, Jake Hankins, Ricardo Aguilar III, Devin Moody, Reese Morgan, Darious Gomez and Colton Plemons.

Head Coach is Marte Amrine. Assistants are: Daniel Foster, Seth McBride, Ron Mendoza, De'Andre Payne, Blaine Sanderson, Jayden Coleman, Zeke Kuyawa, Nikk Hernandez, Jaxon Frazier, Logan Fritz, Charles Weeks, Sonny Feexico, Chris Swager, Inmar Ventura, Kyle Kelly and Marcel Paige.

 

The Lady Bears volleyball team is headed to the Bi-District Playoffs as they take on Argyle this Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Mansfield Summit High!

Players are: Gianna Castoreno, Sia Caballero, Ani Johnson, Ella Otieno, Avery Rangel, Saira Terrazas, Madilyn Freier, Sariah Pettie, Aulani Nix, Charisma Johnson, Ava Pena, Adaia Espino, Brooklyn Bundy, Kaitlyn Thomas, Leini Cortes, Jayci Garcia, Lexi Lewis and Tatum Bundy. Manager is Grayson Palmer.

Head Coach is Jill Barkey; Varsity Assistant is Meagan Clark; and Assistants are Emily Berryhill, Meghan Brooks and Michaela Castleberry.

Click the link for tickets. No outside food or drinks will be allowed, and a clear bag policy will be implemented.

 

Brewer High School Cross Country runner Madison Carroll will advance to the State Meet after taking fourth place at the Region 1 Cross Country Meet with a time of 18:52. Layla Tayfel took 57th with a run of 21:08.

Head Coach is Alex Hensel, and assistants are Marcelo Hernandez, Dena Atzenhoffer and Faith Morrow.

 

 For the latest WSISD updates and events, click the link to read the Oct. 10 Bear Signal! 

• CTE Block Party for 8th Graders
• Jingle Bell Jog Registration 
• Elementary Night at Bears' Varsity Football Game 
• White Cane Walk
• WSISD Comfort Dog Program
• WSISD Academic & Special Dress Days Calendar 
• Free school meal application 
• WSISD School Health Advisory Council seeking parents

 

AT&T and Compudopt donated 65 refurbished laptops to the White Settlement ISD Education Foundation on Oct. 9. Funded by an AT&T contribution, the computers will be awarded as incentives for Brewer High School students to improve attendance, academic performance, etc. each 9-week grading period.

Ten BHS seniors won laptops via a random perfect attendance drawing. They are: Colton Plemons, Kaleb Price, Triston Alexander, Jonathan Gamez-Galvan, Dayanara Martinez, Devin Harris, Bailea Simon, Emily Mendoza, Brady Midler and Dwayne Sterling.

Also pictured are: State Rep. John McQueeney, District 97; Linda Caram, AT&T External & Legislative Affairs Director; JoAnna Parker-Murry, WSISD Education Foundation President; Frank Molinar, WSISD Superintendent; Amber Munoz, White Settlement Mayor Pro-Tem; Ronda Wright, WSISD Foundation member; Tommy Neal, BHS Principal; and Amy Arnold, White Settlement City Secretary.  

The Foundation annually funds thousands in innovative teaching grants, incentive programs, a recognition ceremony for the academic top 25 BHS students, and more. The contribution from AT&T and Compudopt will enable the Foundation to further expand its resources and provide even more learning opportunities for students.

 “Having their own personal computer improves student access to the numerous educational tools and economic opportunities found online,” said State Rep. John McQueeney. “This a critical step forward for these students.”

 

WSISD invites the community to celebrate Brewer Homecoming with our Homecoming Heroes Parade and Pep Rally at 6:15 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 1.

Spectators should arrive by 5:45 p.m. to park! Gates will close early to ensure the safety of parade participants.

More than 30 BHS organizations and Homecoming Court vehicles will participate!

The pep rally will follow in the stadium with performances by: 🎶 Fightin’ Bear Band & Color Guard, Cheerleaders and Drill Team.

WSISD will recognize the BHS: Cross Country, Golf, Track, Football and Volleyball teams and Athletic Trainers and Blue Crew!

Important Safety Stadium Protocols for Pep Rally:

• Clear bag policy enforced
• No outside food or drinks allowed (except clear water bottles)
• All BHS students not in the parade must provide a BHS ID (if not entering with an adult)
• Middle school and younger students must be accompanied by a parent/adult

 

The Brewer High School girls' varsity cross country team won first place at the Prowl at the Park Meet, and the boys took third. Head Coach is Alex Hensel. The following runners competed: 

Layla Tayfel – 3rd– 21:46
Chyler Reynolds – 4th – 22:20
Evelyn Boyd – 7th – 22:56
Peyton Leon-Guerrero -10th– 23:05
Katheryn Cheathem – 11th– 23:23
Bella Finch – 25:57

Varsity Boys earned third place. Runners are: 

Elias Pham – 9th – 17:55
William Espinoza – 10th – 18:06
Kevin Kelly — 18:35
Lexus Maldanado – 19:00
Francisco Mora – 21:18