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Students advance to state meets; seniors earn more than $29,000 in scholarships

Lowpoint-Washburn Community Unit School District No. 21 Board of Education · May 1, 2026
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Summary

Administrators reported May 20 that multiple student-athletes qualified for state competition (Carly Ulrich advanced in triple and long jump and set a school long-jump record of 17' 9.5") and that seniors received $29,250 in scholarships for the Class of 2026.

Mr. Culp reported several spring athletics highlights at the May 20 board meeting: Carly Ulrich qualified for state in both triple jump and long jump and set a school long-jump record with a leap of 17' 9.5"; high-school softball and boys track are competing in regionals and sectionals this week, and baseball secured a first-round bye in regional play by placing third.

Administrators also reported that seniors collectively received $29,250 in scholarship awards, and the district noted summer athletic workouts, volleyball summer leagues, and booster-club assistance to support student participation. The board acknowledged these achievements during administrative reports and event summaries.

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