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Boys' Track & Field State Qualifiers:
(200 m): Darian Davis, (800m): Ben Nathan,
(1600 m):Rob Barkulis, (400 m & 800 m Relays):Brandon Kimmich, David
Cook, Josh Mitchell, Darian Davis, (1600 m Relay):Marcus McGee, Greg
Patton, Jamison Shaw, Jay Skibbens, (3200 m Relay):Josh Roig, Joey
Waldorf, Ben Nathan and Rob Barkulis (11th in the State).
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Speech Team 3 Events Qualify for State:
Ryan Marquardt (10th at State),
Colleen Zwanzig (10th & 14th at State), and
the Performance in the Round Group (13th at State)
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Science Olympiad State Qualifiers! |
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WYSE Team State Qualifiers! |
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Scholastic Bowl Intercity Champs; Regional Champs; 3rd
at State Masonic ! |
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Bowling Team State Qualifier: Ashley Collins |
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Wrestling Team Big 12 Conference Champs; Intercity
Champs!
5 State Qualifiers: Justin Hale (2nd at State); Tyler Johnson
(4th at State); Brian Temple; Steve Robbins; Nick Alvis |
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Girls' Basketball Team Regional Champs!
All State Honors: Kristin Petrinec and Kelly
Carter |
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Raised $324 for Easter Seals |
Festival of Trees |
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Boys' Basketball Team 2005 Intercity Champions!
Regional Champs! |
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BHS Poms
Qualify for National Dance Competition!
LaKresha Johnson, Alyssa Meginnes and Brianna Barnes were selected
to participate in the Illinois Drill Team Association All-Stars. |
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Purple Raider Football Team 19th Straight Year in the
Playoffs! |
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BHS Girls Swimming and Diving Teams State Qualifiers:
Kali Boaz (500 m); Paige Steffen (Diving); Kelsey Porter
(Diving) |
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Girls' Cross Country Team
State Qualifier: Ashley
Verplank |
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Boys' Cross Country Team
State Qualifiers: Ben Nathan
(Jr.), Doug Rever (So.),Josh Roig (Fr.), Joey Waldorf (Jr.), Andy
Szabo (Fr.), Rob Barkulis (Sr.), and Nat Smith (Jr.). |
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Varsity Volleyball Team
Regional Champions |
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2005 Milken National Educator
BHS Math Teacher: Mr. Drew Moore
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Freshman Volleyball Team
Big 12 Tournament Champions |
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BHS Marching Band
Grand Champions of the Mahomet-Seymour Marching Bulldog Festival |
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BHS Students
and Staff collected over $2500 to donate to the American
Red Cross and collected about 20 boxes of personal items for the
Salvation Army for the Hurricane Relief! |
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BOY’S TRACK 2005 STATE QUALIFIERS
Andy Kubiak – All-State 3200 M. Run
Matt Christensen
Brett Litwiller
Ben Nathan
Rob Barkulis
Robert Lanier
Marcus McGee
Darian Davis
Josh Mitchell
David Cook |
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The Football Team won their
third straight second place state trophy in class 6A. |
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Boys Basketball: Intercity
Champions (3rd straight year), Big 12 Champions (2nd straight year),
Pontiac Tournament Champions (1st time in school history) |
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Boys Golf Team finished 9th in
State, won Regional, Sectional, and Big 12 Championship for 3rd year
in a row. It was 3rd year in a row the BHS Golf Team placed at
state. |
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Tennis: Megan Rozboril and
Mackenzie Clemens qualified for state doubles finals. |
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Boys Cross Country Team
finished 27th at state. Girls Cross Country: Ashley
Verplank qualified for the state finals |
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Girls Track: Emma Schmelzer,
Paige Steffen, Ashley Verplank, Ashley Beyer,
Kia Hughes, Jenny Cook, Robin Grant,
Mackenzie Clemens qualified for the state finals. |
Swimming – Girls State Qualifiers:
Kelsey Porter (Diving);
Alissa Stalter (100 yard Breaststroke) –
Boys State Qualifiers - Chase Fillingham ( 50 and 100 yard
freestyle);
Justin Wolfe (100 yard butterfly);
Chase Fillingham,
Justin Wolfe,
Tariq Mohammed and Brian Yount
( 200 yard free relay) |
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Boys Soccer:
All-Sectional Honorable
Mention - Eddie Hanson; All-Conference - Eddie Hanson
And Tony Segabino;
All-Conference H.M. - Tyler Rampey and
Charlie
Cordero |
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Girls Soccer: All-Sectional -
Kari
Jackson |
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Marketing & Management: development of
the on-line store
Raiderville.com |
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Spanish Club made and donated 8 fleece
blankets to children during the cold weather months! |
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Michelle Gouba-Melrose received a $200
grant from Beyond the Books to buy books in Spanish. |
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Science Olympiad: 2nd at Regional
Competition: Four students placed 1st at state competition; six
placed 2nd; seven placed 3rd, and three 4th place finishes.
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American Chemical Society Exam:
Approximately 412 high school chemistry students from 23 high
schools within fifty miles of Peoria competed in the 28th Annual
High School Chemistry Contests, sponsored by the Illinois Heartland
Section of the American Chemical Society. Bloomington High School
finished first, second, third, and fourth in the advanced division.
1. Vikram Karandikar 2. Aaron White 3. Tyler Cain 4.
Peter Waldorf.
Kristina Warren took 2nd in the Chemistry I division. |
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WYSE Team placed 9th at State with
individual state medal winners: Adam Kim 2nd place Biology,
Shashwati Pradhan 6th place Biology, Troy Earley 6th place Computer
Science. |
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CAD: BHS students from the BAVC CAD
program took first place in the Illinois Drafting Educators
Association’s regional drafting/CAD competition held at ICC in
March. |
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Libby Geison will be working with Dr.
Jones at ISU researching in the area of biochemistry. |
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Writer’s Stage: John Twork and
Megan
Knight were awarded the FIRST ANNUAL
Matthew T. Ronquillo Creative Writing Awards. (In memory of
Matt Ronquillo Class of 2002) |
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Eric Tapley-Senior, was nominated and
participated in the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington
D.C. |
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Chris Jameson was nominated and
participated in the National Young Leaders Law Conference. |
The Wrestling Team won the Big 12
Conference for the 8th straight year and qualified for State Finals.
Individuals who qualified for state:
Brett Robbins, Brian Temple,
Gianni Ontiveros, Tyler Johnson,
Justin Hale (6th place), Nick Alvis, Troy Clark |
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The Key Club collected and donated
$432 to the Red Cross Tsunami Relief Fund. |
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Angie Lawrence was named Chemistry
Teacher of the Year by the Illinois Chemical Society. |
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Student Council collected over 150
pints of blood in their blood drives for the American Red Cross. |
Patti Scheets, Diane Stempinski,
Susan Cortesi, Kevin Schafer, Carol Smithson,
Donna Washington, Angie
Lawrence,
Lisa Thomas, Sondra Vogel, Karen Furrh, John Szabo,
Karen
Lowery, Drew Moore, Tiffanie Mendiola, Tom Thakral,
Ron Rose, Marcia Hirst, Rob Behrens, and
Annmarie Steffen were selected this year for
“Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers.” |
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The Treble Choir received a Division I
rating (for the third straight year) at the IHSA Organizational
State Music Contest in April. |
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The Envirothon Team beat all McLean
County Schools in the Land Use Council 6 Envirothon competition at
Weldon Springs, sponsored by the McLean County Soil and Water
Conservation District. They earned fourth overall. |
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Speech Team took 2nd place at Regionals, 5 Sectional finalists and three state finalists. |
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Drama Club welcomed the elementary
students into their musical The Little Prince to share a
theatre experience. |
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Karen Furrh was elected to serve as
the Director of Region IV for the Illinois Council on the Teaching
of Foreign Languages. |
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Around 3000 people attended play
performance at BHS this year of Annie. |
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National Honor Society inducted 48 new
members into their organization this spring. |
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154 students were recognized and
received letters as part of the Academic Achievement Celebration. |
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Varsity Scholastic Bowl - Intercity
winner defeated NCHS, NCWHS, UHigh, and CCHS;IHSA Regional winner
(3rd straight year); IHSA Sectional Runner-up (3rd straight year);
Masonic Regional winner; Masonic State Finalist; PAWAC winner;
Streator Rotary 3rd place; 24 team Streator Varsity Tournament
winner ;JV Scholastic Bowl - 24 team Streator JV Tournament winner.
Individual Winners: Kristina Warren and Vikram Karandikar
All-Sectional top ten
Kristina Warren All-State Nominee (top five from the sectional);
Hunter Fast PAWAC All-Tournament Team to Washington DC nationals. |
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Danielle Pence- selected for the All
State Orchestra and Katie Gandhi- received National School Orchestra
Association award. |
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Kristina Warren earned 2nd place
English and 3rd place Math in the State WYSE Smart Challenge for
freshman and sophomore students! This competition is sponsored by
the WYSE Program from University of Illinois. |
