Good luck, JH Wrestlers! Go Huskies! 💙🖤💛
The 2nd session of Youth Basketball Skills Sessions for grades 3-8 is this Saturday, November 14th from 9 to 10:30 am. If you missed last week, you can still sign up. We will be taking registrations at the office or walk ups Saturday. See you Saturday!
Congrats to our October Students of the Month!
6th Grade
Damaris Cabrera Encarnacion - She always has a positive attitude at school and gets along well with her classmates. She works hard on all her assignments and participates great in class. She is a hard, quiet worker. Goes about and completes her tasks! She is a good student, always respectful and willing to help. She is a great example for others to follow to just do their work and have a positive attitude.
7th Grade
Piper Glatter - This 7th grader is an excellent student. She works harder than almost everyone else in her class. She is also taking on the responsibility of one-act crew member this year and is doing an outstanding job with that! She takes great notes and shows excitement with her learning. She has her work done exceptionally well and always on time. To have more follow her lead would be tremendous!
8th Grade
Jora Korthals - This student has been working very hard in school. She strives to understand complicated material.
During Homecoming, she truly embodied the Husky spirit through her natural warmth and leadership. When two peers showed interest in learning her dance routine, she didn't hesitate, she warmly invited them to join, exhibiting patience and step by step guidance, so they could participate fully. Her ability to build bridges and connect with students who face unique social and communication challenges shows a level of empathy and respect that makes our school community a better place. Way to be inclusive of all peers!
9th Grade
Korbyn Kuta - This student is holding himself to a high standard in my classroom. He pays close attention in class and on most days he greets me and tells me goodbye as he leaves - something that seems small but means a lot! He is off to a great start and I have enjoyed having him in class. Great kid! He has shown growth and maturity and it is evident some classmates are starting to follow his positive examples.
10th Grade
Wyatt Manwarren - This student works hard and helps others. While helping others he still strives to learn. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to a staff member or another student. His positive attitude and his willingness to be the kind kiddo sets an example that many others can follow. He very rarely walks the halls with his head down as he is upbeat and positive and usually has a kind word or simple “hello” when crossing paths.
11th Grade
Jarren Kravig - This student is a likable person because he tries to get along with everyone regardless of age or what activities or sports others are in. He lightens the mood with his silliness. He also has improved over the last couple of years as a student with improving his study habits and his grades are a result of that. He has worked hard in the classroom to become a better student, and it has been great to see his effort and growth. On the football field, one of the best things to see is him running over to high-five his teammates after a touchdown or a great play. He continues to find ways to support his teammates and be a positive leader and understands that being part of a team is about more than just being on the field. His effort in the classroom and his willingness to encourage others show that he is continuing to grow both as a student and as a teammate.
12th Grade
Leah Whitmore - This student is engaging and accountable. She has been a great TA! She has been a great student to have in class. She works hard and participates in class activities enthusiastically. She's also involved in many things in school. She strives to excel in her classes and puts in so much extra effort to be the best she can be. She has been an excellent addition to StuCo as well! She can normally be seen walking the hallways or coming to school with an infectious smile that seems to make those around her a bit more chipper! There is that tenacious side that can be seen on the volleyball floor as well, and she has had a successful volleyball year and career.
6th Grade
Damaris Cabrera Encarnacion - She always has a positive attitude at school and gets along well with her classmates. She works hard on all her assignments and participates great in class. She is a hard, quiet worker. Goes about and completes her tasks! She is a good student, always respectful and willing to help. She is a great example for others to follow to just do their work and have a positive attitude.
7th Grade
Piper Glatter - This 7th grader is an excellent student. She works harder than almost everyone else in her class. She is also taking on the responsibility of one-act crew member this year and is doing an outstanding job with that! She takes great notes and shows excitement with her learning. She has her work done exceptionally well and always on time. To have more follow her lead would be tremendous!
8th Grade
Jora Korthals - This student has been working very hard in school. She strives to understand complicated material.
During Homecoming, she truly embodied the Husky spirit through her natural warmth and leadership. When two peers showed interest in learning her dance routine, she didn't hesitate, she warmly invited them to join, exhibiting patience and step by step guidance, so they could participate fully. Her ability to build bridges and connect with students who face unique social and communication challenges shows a level of empathy and respect that makes our school community a better place. Way to be inclusive of all peers!
9th Grade
Korbyn Kuta - This student is holding himself to a high standard in my classroom. He pays close attention in class and on most days he greets me and tells me goodbye as he leaves - something that seems small but means a lot! He is off to a great start and I have enjoyed having him in class. Great kid! He has shown growth and maturity and it is evident some classmates are starting to follow his positive examples.
10th Grade
Wyatt Manwarren - This student works hard and helps others. While helping others he still strives to learn. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to a staff member or another student. His positive attitude and his willingness to be the kind kiddo sets an example that many others can follow. He very rarely walks the halls with his head down as he is upbeat and positive and usually has a kind word or simple “hello” when crossing paths.
11th Grade
Jarren Kravig - This student is a likable person because he tries to get along with everyone regardless of age or what activities or sports others are in. He lightens the mood with his silliness. He also has improved over the last couple of years as a student with improving his study habits and his grades are a result of that. He has worked hard in the classroom to become a better student, and it has been great to see his effort and growth. On the football field, one of the best things to see is him running over to high-five his teammates after a touchdown or a great play. He continues to find ways to support his teammates and be a positive leader and understands that being part of a team is about more than just being on the field. His effort in the classroom and his willingness to encourage others show that he is continuing to grow both as a student and as a teammate.
12th Grade
Leah Whitmore - This student is engaging and accountable. She has been a great TA! She has been a great student to have in class. She works hard and participates in class activities enthusiastically. She's also involved in many things in school. She strives to excel in her classes and puts in so much extra effort to be the best she can be. She has been an excellent addition to StuCo as well! She can normally be seen walking the hallways or coming to school with an infectious smile that seems to make those around her a bit more chipper! There is that tenacious side that can be seen on the volleyball floor as well, and she has had a successful volleyball year and career.
🏀🎳 IT'S A BUSY DAY TO BE A HUSKY! 🏀🎳
We've got action on the lanes and on the court!
We've got action on the lanes and on the court!
Jett Vrbka was named Polk County Athlete of the Week for his performance in last Friday night's game. Congratulations, Jett! Jett had a phenomenal football career for the Huskies!
Boys State Wrestling Announcement
CHI is using an all-electronic payment system this year, so our ticket ordering process will be different than in previous years. For SRC parents and fans to be able to sit together, we are requesting parents and fans to complete the tickets request form with payment and return to the High School office by Monday November 23rd. You can print the form or forms will be available at the school as well. If you have any questions, please contact Coach Kuhn or Mr. Waite at the school.
Good luck to our HS Quiz Bowl team as they put their knowledge to the test! Go Huskies!
The SRC JH boys wrestling team kick off their season tonight in York!! Great start to the season men!
Tripp Roberts: Champ🏆
Beau Vrbka: 🥈
Peyton Donner: 🥉
Nash Vrbka: 4th
Gannon Bell: 4th
Yet another fantastic performance by the cast and crew of "The Importance of Being Earnest!" Today they performed at the York University Festival. This is an unranked contest with lots of great judge feedback. The kids are doing a great job of taking feedback to make each performance better than the last.
Congratulations to Charlotte Slusarski on being named Overall Best Actress of the day! This comes with a nice scholarship to York University, too!
Outstanding Acting Honors:
Garrett Ruth
Urijah Grant
Ashlyn Long
Charlie Thompson
Layla Waite
Gage Long
Congratulations to the SRC Unified Bowling Team at today's SRC meet at Westbrook Lanes! SRC teams won 2nd and 4th place! Let's roll!!!!!
FOUR EVENTS. ONE BUSY DAY. ALL HUSKY ACTION! 🐾
Senior Carter Eickmeier had a tremendous football season and career for the Shelby-Rising City Huskies. During this season, Carter tied the SRC school record of points scored in a game (36 points) against Humphrey/Lindsay and again against Omaha Christian. Carter also broke the SRC school records for points scored in a season with 274 points (previously held by Seth Houdersheldt - 198 points), and rushing yards in a season with 2,345 yards (previously held by Seth Houdersheldt - 1,650 yards). Carter also broke the SRC career records for points in a career with 570 points (previously held by Seth Houdersheldt - 300 points), and rushing yards in a career with 5,072 yards (previously held by Seth Houdersheldt - 3,273 yards). Carter finished his career with 5, 072 yards, averaging 7.8 yards per carry, 84 touchdowns, 33 two-point conversions, and only 1 fumble lost on 650 career carries! A fantastic career by a fantastic young man. Congratulations on a great career, Carter!
Here are this week's activities for the Shelby-Rising City Huskies.
Never Miss a Husky Moment! Check out One Act, JH Sports & Unified Bowling schedules!
Congratulations to the cast and crew of "The Importance of Being Earnest" on Runner-Up at the Cross County Invite!!!
Overall Best Actor -- Urijah Grant
Overall Best Actress -- Charlotte Slusarski
Overall Best Supporting Actress-- Ashlyn Long
Outstanding Acting:
Garrett Ruth
Urijah Grant
Ashlyn Long
Charlie Thompson
Charlotte Slusarski
Youth Basketball Skills Sessions tipped off this morning with a great showing! The next session continues next Saturday at 9 am.
🎶 Concordia National Honor Choir 2026! 🎶
Congratulations to Urijah Grant for representing Shelby-Rising City at the Concordia National Honor Choir on Friday, November 6!
Urijah earned his spot through a competitive audition process that brought together talented singers from across the nation. Under the direction of Dr. Kurt von Kampen, the choir presented a wonderful evening concert at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Seward, Nebraska.💙💛🎶
Setting the Stage for a Great Day!
Good luck to our One Act team as they bring their performance to the stage at Cross County!
Good luck to our One Act team as they bring their performance to the stage at Cross County!
The Huskies battled hard tonight but came up short, losing to Hemingford 50-44 in the Quarterfinals of the state playoffs. The Huskies end the season with a 10-1 record. Not the way we wanted the season to end, but this team has a lot to be proud of. Thank you to all the players and coaches for a great season. Thank you to the seniors for everything you've done for the Huskies football program!
S-RC Communities, please plan extra time for the Veterans Day Program on November 11th @ 9am. 5th grade students will be ready to chat with local Veterans over coffee & donuts starting at 8:30. K, 1, 2 students have shared personal messages via QR code! We LOVE our Veterans!