Student Senate Presents NEON LIGHTS SnoDaze 2020 Friday, February 14th 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. Mound Westonka High School Student Commons 9th-12th grade MWHS students welcome Black Light Dance – wear Neon and White to GLOW! $8.00 Presale On sale during all lunches – Monday 2/9 thru Friday 2/14 $10.00 At the Door Glow in the
By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team won two of three games last week. They defeated conference opponents Hutchinson (4-3 in OT) and Litchfield (7-0) before falling to No. 9-ranked Mahtomedi by a score of 2-1. Against Hutchinson, the White Hawks struck first at 4:20 in the first period when eighth-grader Camryn
The Mound Westonka White Hawks wrestling team got back on the mat after a week off, hosting a quad meet with New London-Spicer, Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted and Zimmerman on Jan. 23. The White Hawks won two of three duals with wins over conference rival New London-Spicer, and Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted, who will join the Wright County Conference
By Ron McGown January’s cold weather may keep some people indoors and bundled up, but for the Mound Westonka White Hawks Nordic ski team, things are really heating up. On Jan. 14, the team competed in a 5K classic race at Theodore Wirth Park in Golden Valley, and junior captain Carly McGown led the White
By Jenny Linder The Mound Westonka High School boys basketball team came out strong after Winter Break, going 4-1 so far in 2020. Class 4A St. Louis Park was the first post-break test for the White Hawks on Jan. 7. With sophomore Jason Spaeth leading the way with 23 points and senior Jameson Sexton netting 21, the
“Thank A Coach/Advisor Week” is taking place from Jan. 27 through Feb. 2. This campaign is designed to promote, recognize and support the thousands of coaches and advisors across Minnesota that are making an integral, positive and lifelong impact on youth in the classroom and athletic settings. “We are extremely proud of the time, energy and
The Mound Westonka High School girls basketball team went on the road this month and began conference play. The White Hawks faced a tough Watertown team. After battling back and forth for the majority of the first half, the Royals were able to take command and control to defeat the White Hawks. Senior Makala Shelton
By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team did everything it could against the visiting Holy Family Fire on Jan. 18 but win. The White Hawks fell 3-1, despite outshooting the visitors 50-28. It was a great back-and-forth game from the beginning. The Fire got on the scoreboard with 2:51 left in the
By Bob Kuehl The Mound Westonka/Watertown-Mayer/Southwest Christian girls hockey team has been busy, winning three of its past four games. On Jan. 7, the White Hawks hosted their neighbors from the south, Waconia, in a Wright County Conference game. After a slow start, the home team exploded for 10 goals in a 10-1 victory. Sophomore
The Mound Westonka White Hawks wrestling team swooped back into action after the holiday break, wrestling seven dual meets over a one-week span to kick off the new year. On Jan. 3, the White Hawks traveled to Eastview to take on the Lightning and the Henry Sibley Warriors. The White Hawks were doubled up by
