Aubrey High School

Tuesday Night Basketball Reports: Gentlemen and Lady Chaps Aubrey Boys Basketball Game Report Opponent: Sanger High School Date: Jan. 21, 2025 Aubrey Recap: It was another hard-fought district game. I am extremely proud, as always, of how hard these guys played. Their grit and perseverance were on full display, keeping us in the game despite Sanger making 9 of 13 three-pointers and us missing 15 free throws. The final score was 58-56. We face a tough matchup at home on Friday against Celina. Aubrey Scorers:    •   Tyler Brown: 2    •   Marquez Lucas Jr.: 15    •   Tyler Hightower: 15    •   Jadin McMoore: 3    •   Jaedon Bogar: 20 Lady Chaps vs. Sanger A: 3 | 7 | 20 | 20 S: 7 | 21 | 36 | 45 Leading Scorers:    •   Addy Cagle: 8    •   Paris Butler: 3    •   Layla Johnson: 3    •   Lulu King: 2    •   Paisley Hopper: 2    •   Abby Lynch-Buxton: 2 The Lady Chaps struggled with turnovers in their loss to Sanger on Tuesday night. Despite a strong third-quarter surge that brought the team within 10 points, they were unable to sustain the momentum heading into the fourth quarter. The Lady Chaps will travel to Celina on Friday.

Aubrey ISD is pleased to announce the opening of Evalois Owens Middle School (OMS) in the fall of 2025. Incoming 6th and 7th grade students zoned for Owens will attend Owens Middle School. Please see the approved zones by clicking here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DvrNjO5s7ycAvijHucd4leN7uIthMf4f/view?huid=hnjljAAom_xbJz1Pch9CmQ Incoming 8th grade students for the 2025-2026 school year may choose to remain at the newly named McNabb Middle School (MMS), formerly Aubrey Middle School (AMS), by completing this Survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdFNy8jr_ODFDNrhUikVnjg1UxQXrWqAlNuoTWUHABr4CTVwA/viewform. For consideration, all surveys must be completed and submitted by 11:59 p.m. March 1, 2025. Please note that incoming siblings below grade 8 must attend their zoned campus. Please also note that Aubrey ISD will not provide transportation for incoming 8th grade students zoned for Owens Middle School who choose to remain at McNabb Middle School. The following details are administrative considerations: 1. Both campuses will offer the same general education and extracurricular programs (English as a Second Language (ESL), Gifted/Talented (G/T), athletics, etc.). 2. Students may be assigned a campus through the Special Education Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD) process based on programming. 3. Eighth grade students for 2025-2026 can remain at McNabb Middle School with parent transportation. Siblings in lower grades must attend their zoned campus.

Students and community members are encouraged to visit the high school to donate blood and platelets. The more pints we collect, the more lives we save and funds we raise for senior scholarships. See details below. Direct Questions To: mnowak@aubreyisd.net

Aubrey FFA Public Speaking Contest Showcases Talents at Anna High School Anna, TX – Jan. 14, 2025 – The District V FFA held its annual Public Speaking Contest this week at Anna High School, bringing together talented students from the Aubrey FFA Chapter and across the district to showcase their speaking abilities and agricultural knowledge. The competition featured a diverse group of participants, each delivering compelling speeches on various agricultural topics. The results highlighted the dedication and hard work of these young speakers, with several Aubrey students earning recognition for their outstanding performances. Results from the Contest: • Addi Appleby (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 6th place • Angel Baer (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 5th place • Carmela Castiglione (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 2nd place, earning a banner • Grace Collins (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 1st place, earning a banner and advancing to the area competition • Zoe Fikes (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 3rd place, earning a banner • Lexi Gravely (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 2nd place, earning a banner and advancing to the area competition • Michael Murry (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 4th place • Isabel Novak (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 5th place • McKenna Quade (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 7th place • Dayzee Tovar (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 4th place • Naomi Welch (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 4th place • Ariana Wensel (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 2nd place, earning a banner • Evan Wilkinson (Aubrey FFA Chapter): 6th place The contest not only highlighted the participants’ public speaking skills but also fostered a sense of camaraderie among FFA members, promoting teamwork and leadership within the agricultural community. “We are incredibly proud of all the participants from the Aubrey FFA Chapter and their commitment to excellence. This event not only showcases their speaking talents but also emphasizes the importance of agriculture in our daily lives,” said a representative of the Aubrey FFA Chapter. The FFA Public Speaking Contest provides a platform for students to develop their communication skills, build confidence, and advocate for the agricultural industry. Winners from this event will go on to represent District V at the upcoming area competition, where they will compete against top speakers from six other districts.

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Dr. King’s vision of equality, justice, and unity remains a powerful source of inspiration and guidance. May today serve as a reminder of the enduring values Dr. King so passionately championed!

The following Chaps have been honored as part of the Denton Record-Chronicle All-Area Football Team. Congratulations to these outstanding athletes! A link to the full story on their website is included below:    •   Tyler Brown, Senior – Impact Player of the Year    •   Brock Temple, Senior – 1st Team QB    •   Brayden Hamilton, Senior – 1st Team DL    •   Toby Davis, Senior – 1st Team LB    •   JJ Harper, Senior – 1st Team DB    •   Cameron Sanders, Senior – 2nd Team LB    •   Mustapha Corr, Senior – 2nd Team CB    •   Elliot Kinney, Junior – 2nd Team OL Congratulations again to these athletes for their hard work and achievements! https://dentonrc.com/sports/high_schools/the-denton-record-chronicle-s-2024-all-area-football-selections/collection_774f594a-d493-11ef-809e-a7513f864899.html

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Our Cheer Team HAS SPIRIT! YES, THEY DO!!!! Congratulations, ladies, on earning an amazing bronze standing at state! We couldn’t be more proud of you!!!!

Aubrey Powerlifting Shines at Iron Cat Invitational The Aubrey boys’ powerlifting team delivered an impressive performance at Sherman’s Iron Cat Invitational, placing third overall out of 20 competitive teams. Standout Performances:    •   Christian Southard (114lb class): Christian not only claimed first place in his weight class but also set three school records and tied another. He tied the squat record with 295 pounds, broke his previous bench record with 205 pounds, set a new deadlift record with 340 pounds, and shattered his total record with 840 pounds. Be sure to congratulate Christian on his incredible achievements!    •   Toby Davis (181lb class): Toby also dominated his weight class, setting two school records. He posted a remarkable 650-pound squat and a 365-pound bench press, achieving a winning total of 1,575 pounds. Other Notable Placements:    •   Wayne Aquinaldo secured 3rd place in the 132lb class with a 920-pound total.    •   Elliott Kinney earned 3rd place in the 308lb class with a 1,180-pound total.    •   CP Mulkey finished 4th in the 308lb class with a 1,010-pound total. Additional recognition goes to Jaxson Doramus, Cole Travascio, Isaac Gomez, Riley DuFrane, Gabe Saunders, and Blaine LaRue for their contributions to the team’s overall success. The team’s next meet will take place on Saturday, Feb. 1, 2025, at Prosper High School. Be sure to support our athletes and celebrate their hard work and dedication!

At last night’s board meeting, the pledge was led by McNabb Middle School students Gianna Ducharme (7th grade) and Alexander O’Connor (8th grade). In honor of School Board Recognition Month, school board members received gifts through presentations from district leaders, campuses, and departments.

Voting is unlimited, and this is the final week to make a difference! The Chaps have dropped from third to fourth place in the Community Connection School of the Year Award standings, presented by Optimum. The grand prize includes the title and a $2,500 donation. With only a few hundred votes separating all the schools, it’s critical to vote now and as often as possible through Jan. 17. Current Standings: 1. Lubbock Cooper High School 2. Prosper High School 3. Melissa High School 4. Aubrey High School 5. Amarillo Tascosa High School 6. Rockwall Heath High School Help Aubrey climb the ranks by casting your vote here: Vote Now https://www.texasfootball.com/community-connection-school-program-presented-by-optimum/?ref=subnav

Join us this evening at the Chaparral soccer field for senior night as we honor the Class of 2025.    •   6 p.m.: Girls’ game    •   7:15 p.m.: Boys’ game A bake sale will be held at the concessions.

All Aubrey ISD campuses and offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 20, 2025, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Classes will resume Tuesday, Jan. 21. Full 2024–2025 Aubrey ISD Calendar here: https://bit.ly/3WFnuNa.

A medal ceremony for the Aubrey High School Volleyball team was held on Jan. 8, 2025 in the Aubrey High School auditorium to celebrate them competing in the State Finals. Photo Credit: Growing Sprouts Photography More: https://www.facebook.com/share/1FNg1nK9GD/?mibextid=wwXIfr

January is School Board Appreciation Month! We deeply appreciate our hardworking school board members who devote their time and energy to empowering our students and staff. Their guidance and dedication leave a meaningful mark on our community!

What’s better than starting the second semester strong? Starting it twice! We’re excited to welcome back our staff and students tomorrow. All schools and buses will operate on their normal schedules.

Aubrey Boys Basketball Game Report - Panther Creek HS - Jan.11 Aubrey Recap: We started the game with lots of energy. We executed well in the full court both offensively and defensively. It was a tough back-and-forth game in the 2nd period, and we went into halftime down by 3, 37-34. In the third period, we struggled with turnovers, which resulted in several fast-break points for the opposing team. Despite fighting hard in the 4th quarter, we came up short, losing 76-56 to a very strong, state-ranked Panther Creek team. Aubrey Scorers:    •   Tyler Brown - 8    •   Marquez Lucas Jr. - 8    •   Tyler Hightower - 18    •   Jadin McMoore - 6    •   Jaedon Bogar - 13    •   Sam Blagg - 3 District Record: 2-2 Overall Record: 16-8

Get Ready to Cheer Loud and Proud! Our AHS cheerleaders are asking YOU to match their energy at the 2025 UIL State Championship! Cheerleaders are the heartbeat of school spirit, and they’ve worked tirelessly to bring the energy to countless events in our community. Now it’s time to return the favor! Let’s pack the stands and show our Chaparral pride! Details Below: What: UIL State Competition When:    •   Community Show-Off: Wednesday, January 15th @ 6 PM in the AHS Gym    •   State Championship: Friday, January 17th       •   Qualifying Round Performance Time: 10:24 AM       •   Finals for qualifying teams will be held in the evening. Where: Fort Worth Convention Center - Panel A 1201 Houston Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102 Parking:    •   1100 Houston Street Parking Garage    •   1301 Commerce Street Parking Garage Special Event Rate: $18 (prices subject to change, cash/credit accepted). Tickets: https://events.hometownticketing.com/organization/5468d9cd-a061-4496-bd2d-ffb1c4d3f0d2 Select “Spirit” Click “Get Tickets” for January 17th Purchase for “4A D1” Can’t make it in person? Watch the event live on the NFHS Network with a subscription at https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/associations/uil/spirit. Let’s bring the noise, pack the stands, and cheer on our Chaparrals to victory!