Headed to 2nd OT!!! 47-47
Headed to OT!!! 42-42
James Polen wins with a pin.
152 lb Trace Ebert wins with a pin.
End 3rd - Lady Knights 28 - Ewing 29
145 lb Levi Lewis wins with a pin!
132 lb Ty Nelson wins with a pin
Half Time - Lady Knights 10 - Ewing 24
End 1st Quarter - Lady Knights 6 - Ewing 12
160 lb James Polen wins by decision.
152 lb Trace Ebert wins with a pin!
145 lb Mylan Andrews loses by a fall.
136 lb class Ty Nelson wins by decision.
JV Girls Beat Ewing 21-19
JV Boys Beat Ewing 25-8
Ty Palmer in 126 lb weight class wins with a pin.
In the 120 weight class in Orchard Payton Ebert lost by fall.
Tommy Klemesrud wins with a pin in the 112 LB weight class in Orchard!
Ben Kelemesrud wins with a pin in the 106 weight class in Orchard!
NVC Girls and Boys Basketball Brackets
Seniors…where are you in the FAFSA process?
Getting financial aid for college involves more than completing and submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Make sure you get through each step of the process so that you don’t miss out on money for college.
Did you complete and submit a 2019-20 FAFSA? If you haven’t, complete the form at FAFSA.gov using 2017 income tax data. Before you start, you and a parent must each get an FSA ID at fsaid.ed.gov. You’ll need the FSA IDs to access and sign your FAFSA.
If you DID submit a FAFSA, here’s what happens next:
• Expect a Student Aid Report (SAR) via an email link. The SAR acknowledges that your FAFSA was received and lets you know if you need to take further action before the form can be processed.
• You might receive a “verification” notification. The college(s) you listed on your FAFSA may contact you requesting documents to verify information you included on your FAFSA. You must provide those documents before your financial aid can be processed.
• Watch for an award letter from the college(s) you listed on your FAFSA. This will detail the types and amounts of financial aid they are offering you. You must have been accepted for admission before the college will send an award letter.
It’s critical that you watch your email and/or student portal carefully to ensure you don’t miss important information about admission and financial aid.