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The Student News Site of Millard West High School

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The Student News Site of Millard West High School

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Unified bowling team getting ready for a match against Omaha North. “The athletes bowl in a baker’s format,” ACP teacher and coach Bret Seipker said. “This allows all members to participate equally.”

Bowling as one

Nathan Delaney, Staff Reporter
November 20, 2023

MWHS Wildcat News 09.15.23

September 15, 2023

Wildcats win on last second field goal

Logan Moseley and Trey Jochims
September 8, 2023
Senior defensive end Trey Mittelstedt (58) celebrates after a clutch sack on Omaha North junior quarterback Sebastion Circo. Mettelstedt, and the entire Wildcat defense held Circo to just 135 passing yards, and the rest of the Viking offense to 97 rushing yards. “I knew the pressure would eventually get there,” Mettelstedt said. “We are very talented up front, so as long as we followed through, we would hit home and make those plays.”

Wildcats stun Vikings

Logan Moseley, Staff Reporter
September 7, 2023
Millard West prepares to kickoff against Omaha North. The wildcats were looking to rebound after a tough loss against Millard South. “We wanted to make sure we started off strong,” junior Trey Mittelstedt said. “When we scored on the opening drive it gave the whole team a boost in confidence.”

Wildcats battle Vikings

Nathan Delaney, Staff Reporter
September 9, 2022
Senior Dylan Driessen steps up to the plate in the first round game against Omaha North. Driessen totaled three hits in three at bats as well as four RBI’s. “We were able to put the ball in play, limiting strikeouts and giving us a good shot to get on base,” Driessen said. “We just need to continue to get better and learn from the few mistakes that we made in the Elkhorn South game.”

Millard West takes on Metro tournament

Joseph Ebmeier, Staff Reporter
April 22, 2022
The Wildcats were down a man going into the game, and it forced them to adjust to changes. They started off slow, but once they got used to the adjustments, they were able to pick up speed. “Our biggest challenge was knowing that senior Evan Meyersick wasn't going to play. We had to make sure guys knew our plays from different positions to fill in,” coach William Morrsion said.

Wildcats defeat the Vikings

Garrett Wilcoxen, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2021
Wildcats line up after halftime watching the plays unravel in front of them.

MWHS Varsity Football (09.13.19)

Michelle Zhang, Opinions Editor
September 17, 2019
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