Staff Report
WARSAW — Warsaw Community High School’s Envirothon team fared well at the state competition.
The Warsaw Panthera team (seniors Sydney Clark and Evan Hand, junior Titiksha Gorhe, and sophomores Kevin Gough and Sean Smith) had an impressive 86 on the written test (next closest score was a 77), including perfect scores in Wildlife and Forestry.
In a tension-filled final score tally, they came out on top and will be representing Indiana at the NCF Envirothon in Calgary, Alberta, in July.
The Warsaw Hybrid team (seniors Natalie Boley, Mattix Garrett, and Griffin Roe and Freshmen Medha Aluru and Jocelyn Baldridge) were 7th place overall in the state, and had the 4th highest score in the state for their oral presentation.
The team was led by Science Teacher Emily Gough.
