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Student representative reports Spring Fling, ticket sales and league championships at Big Bear High
Summary
Madison Walker, student representative, told the Bear Valley Unified board that ASB renamed Webfest to Spring Fling, reported near‑sellout ticket sales and noted multiple league championships for boys' and girls' teams.
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Madison Walker, the student representative covering the meeting for Nisha Fontes, told the Bear Valley Unified School District Board of Education that Associated Student Body activities and athletics are active this semester.
Walker said ASB has renamed Webfest to “Spring Fling” and that the event will be held at Destination Big Bear on Saturday, March 8, from 7 to 10 p.m. She reported that ticket sales for the Class of 2025’s event had “almost sold out” and that the Class of 2027 is holding a fundraiser at Majeos on Feb. 12 to raise prom funds.
Walker also summarized recent athletics results. She said the girls’ soccer team secured the league title with an 8-0 league record and an overall 13-3 record and is preparing for the CIF (California Interscholastic Federation) competition. She said the boys’ soccer team finished first in its league — the first league title in that program’s history — and is awaiting its CIF playoff opponent. Walker reported the boys’ basketball team had won 16 consecutive games and claimed a second straight league title.
Walker also described wrestling qualifiers and named several student achievements in league finals qualifiers and placements. She said the school community is reading All Quiet on the Western Front in a class discussion and noted recent graduates and new enrollments in the district.
The student report closed with Walker thanking the board and citing ongoing student academic and extracurricular activity.
The board did not take action on items in the student report; the remarks were informational.
Ending The student representative’s report was presented during the regular meeting as an informational update; no formal board action was recorded on these items.

