TW senior Ethan Frye notched his first career home run, driving in the winning runs vs. Triton Central on Friday. Today, TW Bruins Baseball followed it up with an 11-inning victory over Indian Creek. Back-to-back thrillers—momentum is building and we’re rolling!
NSES kindergarteners drew imaginative monsters, and Mrs. Bacon’s TWHS Ceramics II students brought them to life as 3D sculptures! This fun collaboration sparked creativity, filled students with joy, and strengthened the connection between our schools.
The Blue Alliance Jazz Café at Tri-West High School was a stunning showcase of musical talent, featuring outstanding high school jazz ensembles from across the state & a special performance by the Serenade Jazz Orchestra. A classy evening filled with great music and hospitality.
TW Golf is off to a hot start! Currently 6-0 in duals/tri-matches and champs of the Mountie Invite with a team score of 302 (2nd place shot 327). Avg 39.6 per match with medalists in 5 of 6 contests—& all 5 varsity starters have medaled! Next up: Monday at Lebanon (Ulen CC)!
Miss Deppe and our 8th-grade Ag students literally ran for the roses today with their own Kentucky Derby! After spending the week studying the horse racing industry—careers, history, and more—they formed teams as jockeys, sponsors, & trainers for a fun and competitive final race!
Tonight at 5:30 PM! Don’t miss the Blue Alliance Jazz Cafe at Tri-West High School featuring jazz bands from 5 area schools and the Serenade Jazz Orchestra. Doors open at 5:00. $15 admission includes food and drinks.
HUGE shoutout to all of our cafeteria workers who provide great meals for our students each and every day!! THANK YOU to all of our cafeteria staff!! We appreciate you!!!
Please join us in celebrating and appreciating our building Principals for Principal Appreciation Day!! Mr. Tricker, Mrs. Alcorn, Mrs. Natalie, Mrs.Cox, and Mr. Nickoli!! Our building leaders have a BIG impact for our students every single day! THANK YOU!!! #LeadersMatter
This weekend's NWHSC Spring Art Show highlighted the incredible talent of our student artists across the district. From bold paintings to detailed sketches, their creativity and hard work were on full display for families and the community to enjoy.
This week, Mrs. Bonifield’s class at PES created newscasts to share how students can advocate for themselves. The students did a fantastic job using their voices to promote confidence, communication, and self-awareness in everyday situations!
Tri-West Men’s Volleyball took down Plainfield last night in straight sets—27-25, 25-19, 25-21. A strong team effort and great energy all around. Way to go, boys!
Brock DeBello and Kylee Regalado each won their 400m race at County last night, proudly representing smaller schools with big talent. The 4x4 team—Regalado, Aniyah Anthony, Sydney Nelson, and Anna Thompson—made history by smashing the previous school record.
Deputy Jill Lees led our first Safety First Women’s Self-Defense class last night with Det. Taylor Wilson & SRO Kim Kiritschenko. 💪 Five senior girls learned vital skills for college & beyond. More sessions coming each semester! #BruinPride #SafetyFirst
TEE TIME!! Excellent night for some Boys Varsity golf at Quail Creek! Bruins off to a great start against Greencastle! Let's GO!!!!
After laying a strong foundation in season one, we’re proud of the progress made in season two. Our young ladies continue to work hard and set meaningful goals. Their dedication will soon show in team victories. Excited for what’s ahead! – Richard Walke, HC
The Tri-West art department recently partnered with the Lizton Lion's Club and Abrams EyeCare, giving our student artists a chance to showcase their work in the community. The collaborative painting competition gave Tri-West students a real-world opportunity to display their creativity, with winning pieces now permanently featured at Abrams EyeCare & Associates. Winners also received generous cash prizes and tickets to Indianapolis sporting events.
Competition Results:
1st – Sarah Malicoat
2nd – Jenna Minglin
3rd – Ily Hester
Honorable Mentions:
Vincent Gioconda, Kylee Regalado, Autumn Hamilton, Layla Aughe, Raegan Furry, Hayden Walters
We are thrilled to announce that Caroline Ward has been named one of the 19 athletes selected for the 2025 U.S. Girls U19 National Team! She will represent the United States at the NORCECA U19 Pan American Cup, taking place June 24–29 in Ontario, Canada.
Congratulations, Caroline! This is an incredible honor, and we are so proud of you. You are a phenomenal representative of Tri-West Volleyball and the USA!
"Being on the U19 Girls National Team isn’t just about making the competitive roster — it’s about being part of something larger than myself. It’s truly a testament to the hard work my coaches, my family, and I have poured into this journey. I’m most excited to train with an amazing group of girls I’ve come to know through the National Team Development Program. I’m also extremely grateful for the opportunity to be led by such an outstanding coaching staff." -Caroline Ward
Your Tri-West family is cheering you on all the way! 🇺🇸🏐
Join us in celebrating and appreciating three of the best administrative assistants in the school business! Huge THANK YOU to Dawn, Jane, and Krissy for all you do to support NWHSC! Enjoy your day!!
Both the Tri-West varsity and JV softball teams delivered impressive performances, each scoring 20 runs in victories over Crawfordsville last night. With the wins, the varsity team improves to 4-4 on the season, while the JV team moves to 5-4.
We had a great night honoring our TW youth baseball players! The night began with a special moment as Jack Catt received the first-ever Tom Siple Memorial Scholarship. It was a true privilege to have DeeDee join us and share heartfelt words about Tom’s lasting impact and legacy.
