SSHS recognizes seniors at start of the season

Jordan Johnson was escorted by her parents Steve and Annette Johnson and her brothers Tylen and Keaton. Jordan played volleyball all four years of high school and has lettered every year. She played basketball for two years and managed one. She plans on attending college at the University of Montana and go into pre-Med. She wants to thank Ms. Stone for pushing her to do better in and out of class and she thanks her family and her friends for keeping her motivated to always try her best.

Aspen Conley was escorted by her parents Owen and Dana Conley. She has participated in two years of band, three years of volleyball, three years of basketball advancing to state her junior year, and two years of track, sharing the State team championship her sophomore year. Her favorite high school memory was last year when she and a group of her friends went to Scarywood and on the way home they played a prank on Wallace High School. She is undecided for her future plans.

Klaire Kovatch was escorted by her parents Kalvin and Karen Kovatch and her brother Klayton. She has participated in volleyball four years, basketball two years, and track and field for two years. Klaire also played a season of club volleyball on the MVA 16 Nationals team in 2018-19. Despite a canceled track season, she competed in the 2020 Big Sky State Games, setting a new meet record in the women's discus. She also holds discus records at the district and divisional level. Klaire is a two-time state champion in discus and contributed to the girls team track and field state championship in 2019. Along with the school discus record, Klaire is a member of the current 4XIOO meter relay record holders. In 2019, Klaire became a member of the National Honor Society as well as being active in Student Government for three years, Leos Club for two years and served one year as a student trustee for MCPS. She has lettered in band two years, competing as a soloist and with a small ensemble at State Music. Klaire recently accepted a track and field scholarship to Colorado State University and plans to pursue a degree in Food Science and Human Nutrition. She would like to thank all of her coaches, friends and family for challenging her and their continuous support.

Bethany Hoag was escorted by her parents Tim and Kelly Hoag and brother Owen. She participated and lettered in volleyball four years, basketball three years, track two years, and is a member of National Honor Society and Leos Club. Bethany plans to pursue a degree in athletic training but has not yet decided where. Her favorite memory is beating Charlo and West Yellowstone at Divisionals and advancing to State her junior year.

Kinley Moore was escorted by her friends Rialee and Cory. She has managed volleyball for two years, participated in basketball for three, lettering in two, and track for one year. Kinley plans to wait a year before deciding what she is going to do for future schooling. Her favorite memory in high school was winning the divisional championship against Charlo and going to state.