The winning team in the Perryton Golf Club’s Thursday night scramble on May 6 posted a score of 30. There was a two way shoot out for first place.
Team members were Rene Hernandez, Rodrigo Ramos, Bryan Vernor, Justin Manross and Danny Lopez. Manross also hit to 10 feet.
Coach Arruda with one of the 2021 PHS state champion powerlifters Saleen Nyman
When we left off in the last article, Coach Casey Arruda was discussing the powerlifting dynasty created at Perryton High School. The program is recognized around the state as being top-notch. PHS powerlifting is constantly represented at the state meet year in and year out.
CROSS COUNTRY RUNNERS WIN AWARDS—Perryton High School’s boys cross country team was honored on Monday evening at the Perryton High School All Sports Awards.
GIRLS BASKETBALL PLAYERS BRING HOME AWARDS—Perryton High School’s girls basketball team was honored on Monday evening at the Perryton High School All Sports Awards. Pictured are, from left: Morgan Vela, Fighting Heart Award; and Gisselle Hernandez, MVP Award.
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY GO THE DISTANCE— Perryton High School’s girls cross country team was honored on Monday evening at the Perryton High School All Sports Awards. Pictured are, from left: Perla Hernandez, Fighting Heart Award; and Paola Uribe, MVP Award.
PHS GOLFERS HIT THE GREEN—Perryton High School’s golf team was honored on Monday evening at the Perryton High School All Sports Awards. Pictured is Halley Farney, who was named the Outstanding Girl Golfer. Not pictured is Skyler Hall, the Outstanding Boy Golfer.
Coach Casey Arruda with world champion powerlifter Janet Becerril
Dynasties are hard to come by. Pro sports, ancient countries and a few businesses have been able to claim that title. Perryton High School has a dynasty of its own. Since its inception, the high school powerlifting program has been a success.