A Message from the Coaches We are extremely proud of our seven graduating seniors. They showed incredible leadership, perseverance, and optimism during these unprecedented times. They will all go on to do great things after high school, and we are grateful to be one small part of their journey. They are leaving the Mound Westonka
Tyler Bids Farewell Throughout high school I was always told to try and remember every enjoyable moment I could. I didn’t think much to this because I was still thinking that I have a few years left so it really doesn’t matter. Then another year went by and still people that have graduated and other
Charlie Bids Farewell Throughout my life, sports have been my everything. Some of my first memories growing up are me throwing a football or playing catch with my dad. As I got older, they just became bigger to me. I was very small compared to all the other kids my age so it made me
Lucas Bids Farewell Well to be completely honest it kind of feels like I had what might have been the best part of my high school career taken away from me, my last few months of high school, my last season of baseball, but most of all I feel like I lost out on some
Jack Bids Farewell Dear Sports, Thank you for teaching me so much in my life so far. The biggest thing that you taught me is that winning isn’t everything. Although winning is probably one of the greatest achievements that an athlete can achieve, sports aren’t all about that. Sports are so much more than that.
Ian Bids Farewell It is hard to think that just like that my baseball career at Mound Westonka High School is over. Not getting to play my senior year was something I never thought would happen. I was so pumped to see my off season work pay off. I was coming off some positive energy
Cam Bids Farewell I don’t really know how to start this, at the end of last year I expected to have one last shot at the State tournament, one more season, and another opportunity to play the game I’ve played and fallen in love with over the 18 years of my life. However, over the
Calvin Bids Farewell Throughout my life sports has been a big part of it. Sports were almost the only thing I did as a kid, I love sports. I grew up playing basketball and baseball. I would play Summer baseball, fall baseball, and in the winter I played basketball and in the spring I would
To honor our students, staff, community members and especially our Mound Westonka High School 2020 senior class, Westonka Schools is joining districts across the state and nation in the #BeTheLightMN movement. On Friday nights this spring, lights at Haddorff Field will flip on at 8:00 p.m. for 20 minutes and 20 seconds. On Friday, April 17,
Brian Ibs and Patrick Regan have accepted positions as co-head coaches for the Mound Westonka High School varsity baseball team. They will replace coach Bob Kuehl, who led the White Hawks since 2014, which included a Wright County Conference Championship win in 2018. Coach Ibs is a 2001 graduate of Monticello High School in Monticello,
