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  Monticello Buckaroos

Winter sports

2/13/2019

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Winter Sports 

     As Winter Sports coome to a close, the Vaqueras brought home a Region 1st Place title, and a silver trophy from Stat Drill Competition. the Wrestlers brought home the first place trophy in both Divisionals and State, dominating once again in 1A. We are so proud of all the hard work that both teams put in this year! Good job Bucks! 
The Girls Basketball team placed fourth in Region 19 and the Boys brought home the Region 19 title. We are so proud of both teams and can't to see them compete at the end of February! The Girls and Boys basketball teams will be heading to the State Tournament February 27- March 2. Go Bucks!  

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Project '19 Angels

12/5/2018

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Project '19 Angels 

As an executive council at MHS we have decided to do a service project this Holiday Season! For this service project we will have mason jars in the office and you can donate money to go to a family in need. The mason jars will be by grade level, so for every dollar you donate your grade has the opportunity to earn Buckaroo Chips! Thank you for supporting this servive project, and Happy Holidays! 
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Christmas Angel Tree

11/28/2018

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Sterling Scholar Christmas Angel Tree 

The 2019 Sterling Scholars are serving the San Juan Counseling Office with the Christmas Angel Tree. How the Angel Tree works is we put together tags, for example, "3 year old girl, princess doll". This tag would be chosen by someone in the community and they would go out and get the princess doll and bring it back to the Christmas Angel Tree box. Hopefully all the tags are able to be filled! After all the gifts and tags are brought back to the Angel Tree, we (the Sterling Scholars) will wrap the presents and take them down to the Counseling Office in Blanding. Thank you so much in advance for your help in the effort to serve children in our commmunity and county! Happy Holidays!! 
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Aspen English, Kiley Tracy, Adam Bunker, and Weston Nebeker. We wrapped some of the presents that were brought for the Angel Tree!
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Veterans assembly

11/14/2018

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Veterans Day Breakfast & Assembly

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November 5th, 2018

11/5/2018

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STATE VOLLEYBALL ​

 The 2018 Lady Buckaroo Volleyball Season ended with a bang! The Lady Bucks were led by extraordinary seniors, Tristen Esplin #5, Journey Baird #11, and Shalee Bradford #16. The ladies traveld to the State Tournament on October 25, the play the Escalante Moquis on Friday, October 27th. The Lady Bucks had a clean sweep over the Lady Moquis, winning all 3 with scores: 25-7,25-10, and 25-11. Next up in the quarterfinals the ladies faced the Valley Buffalos. with yet another clean sweep, winning in 3 with scores: 25-10, 25-15 and 25-19. The Lady Bucks came back to finish the tournament on Saturday, in the semifinals they played the Rich Rebels. In a fight for the Championship game, the Lady Bucks Prevailed. 15-25, 25-22, 25-13, winning in 4. On to the Championships, the Lady Buckaroos faced the Panguitch Bobcats. All of the ladies on each team fought for every point. Having the Lady Buckaroos come home with a Second Play Trophy! ​
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Lady Buckaroos posing with their Second Place Trophy -Apsen English Photo
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Senior Supporters and the Senior Volleyball players at State Volleyball. -Aspen English Photo

State Cross COUNTRY

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    If you think that dominating Region 19 is exciting, wait till the next week at 1A State Cross Country.
On the brisk Wednesday morning of the State Meet, the Girls raced first. Throughout the thrilling course, Lily Long, a freshman easily stayed in the top 5, as the close of the race, she place fourth overall. The next Lady Buckaroo who placed was sophomore Serra St. Clair with 19th overall, next Lady Buckaroo to cross the finish line was Kennedy Brewer, with 23rd, and the last Lady Buckaroo to cross the threshold, was Halle Morrison in 33rd. The girls raced very well, and swept away a third place trophy! 
   After the Girls XC team taking the third place trophy, the Boys team raced next. It would be an easy assumption to favor MHS to become repeat State Champions. Yet, you had to be there to see it! Wit the fiery start of the race, Adam Bunker led the way! He was followed closely by Alan Petit, Cory Bunker and Hyrum Johnson. All MHS Boys! As the race closed, Adam crossed the finish line with a time of 16:32.8
, he finished so fast, that the staff didn't have time to set up the ribbon for him to break. As he caught his breathe, the staff quickly walked in front of him and he was able to walk through the ribbon. With teammates, Alan, Cory and Hyrum on his heels, the MHS Boys placed 1st Adam Bunker, 2nd Alan Petit, 3rd Cory Bunker, and 4th Hyrum Johnson. This would make a perfect score! As the next top ten runners crossed the finish line, Lucas Hatch snatched 8th place overall. Boston Freestone came in at 11th place and Dylan Bird came in 16th place overall. Thus, naming the MHS Boys Cross Country Team State Champions, back to back. First in 2017 and now in 2018. 

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Lily Long with her Fourth Place medal

Buckaroo FOOTball 

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  With head Coach Reed Anderson, Monticello Buckaroo Football saw an exciting season. With many ups and downs, wins and losses, the boys fought hard. The Bucks played so well they made it to the Quarter Finals were they faced the Rich Rebels. Earlier in the season the Boys played Rich and won, giving hope for this Quarter Final game. As the Boys loaded the bus for the eternal, excruciating,​ ride to Rich, they were ready to play. The final score of that game was 41-0. With the next week fast approaching the Buckaroos traveled the Payson High School were they would face the Milford Tiger in the Semifinals. With a student bus that travled to the game, the First Ward Youth Conference and many more fans and parents, the Boys fought and ultimately fell to the Tigers. On a postive note, the Boys were led by fantastic seniors, Gage Wilcox #60, Matt Beh #5, and Mark Beh #11. 

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Seniors!! -Katy Nebeker Photo
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Homecoming Week September 24-28th, 2018 No place like home

10/5/2018

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Homecoming Activities

First to kick off the Homecoming week, the dress up days! 
Monday-Pajama Day
Tuesday-Mulitplicity Day
Wednesday-Fake an Injury Day
Thursday-Dress like a Celebrity
Friday-Orange and Black
The Activities (Extra-Curricular)
Tuesday Morning-Senior Sunrise
Wednesday-Buckaroo Games
Thursday-White Out Volleyball Game vs. Grand 
                 Movie Night- The Great and Powerful Oz
Friday-Homecoming Parade @ 12:00pm
            Tailgate Party @ 6:00pm
            Homecoming Football Game vs. Layton Christensen 
Saturday-Homecoming Dance
 in Caferteria @ 8:00 p.m
            

Tuesday Morning- Senior Sunrise 

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With the late start Tuesday, Senior Class President, Josie Duke decided we needed a a Senior Sunrise. With the help of her mighty deputities, Adam (Vice President) and Britton (Secretary​) ordered doughnuts, and made hot chocolate for the Sunrise get together. 

Wednesday-Buckaroo Games

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With the lively action that comes with a competition of the year, only one class comes out as victors. This year, the winner of the brutal Lewis Obstacle course, Dance-off, Wheel-barrow Race,  and Pop Mile were the seasoned veterans, the Senior Class!  Although every class had a good run at the championship, the student council was very pleased in the comradory and spirit that was brought to this wonderful extracurricular activity! ​

Thursday-Volleyball & Movie night

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Seniors at the Game
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On Thursday, the fierce Lady Buckaroos took on the rival team of Grand County High School. With tough sets, hard play, the Lady Bucks fell to the Devils in a heart throbbing game of 5. Yet, after the game there was a movie sponsered by the Excutive Council. The Youth Coalition gave out popcorn and some merchandise. 

Queen's Assembly 

Hey Y'all! Homecoming was kicked off with the Queens Assembly on Thursday, September 20th. Many of the Senior Girls tried out for the coveted crown. Yet through the rehersals, and actual assembly, there were many laughs and memories, and that is what it is all about! Remembering to have fun, and to boost some morale. ​
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Homecoming Royalty 2018 (Left to Right) Aspen English 2nd Attendant, Ellie Thayn Queen, Kiley Tracy 1st Attendant, Center, Adri Black, Miss Congienality. ​
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Hope Sqaud and San Juan YOuth Coalition

9/14/2018

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Hope Run/Walk 5k September 7, 2018 

The Hope Run/Walk 5K was a huge success! Many membersof the community came out and supported the ongoing campaign to bring awareness to Suicide and Mental Illness. Each Runner or Walker received a T-shirt with the suicide hotline number, and the Safe UT app logo on the sleeve. Along with a variety of little trinkets, and an entry in the Raffle. The MHS Hope Squad spent the morning marking the route, setting up water stations, cutting fresh fruit and setting up encouragement signs. After the race, there was an opportunity to to win some gifts through the raffle. Also there was gun safe with a sign about suicide awareness, to make sure all firearms are put away in the home. There also is a grant for San Juan County so that if you need a gun safe they will be available to the community for the next five years. If you have any questions about the Hope Squad, Hope Run/Walk, the Gun Safe, feel free to contact the Youth Coalition, and the San Juan County offices. 
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Hello and Welcome to Kiley's Korner! 

My name is Kiley Tracy, I am a senior at Monticello High School and I am part of the executive student body council, Team Mom of all sports teams, and a sterling scholar for Social Science! It is my hope that you will be well updated and entertained about the things that are going on around MHS! Enjoy!
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