AHS players on All-District and All-County basketball team

Several Athens High School students were named to the District 18-4A All-District Team. Senior Gary Lyons was named Most Valuable Player. Senior Miles Koehler was named Offensive MVP. Sophomore Rowdy Godwin is a Co-Newcomer of the Year. Seniors Chris Taylor and Javiry Bowman were named to First Team All-District. Senior Cam Ray was named to Second Team All-District. Junior Rhe’Jhi Sherfield made Honorable Mention All-District. The Athens Daily Review also named its All-Henderson County Area Basketball Team. Lyons was named Offensive Player of the Year; Godwin was named Sophomore of the Year; Koehler was named to the First Team; Taylor was named to the Second Team. Pictured (from left) are Lyons, Koehler, Ray, Godwin, Taylor and Sherfield. (Toni Garrard Clay/AISD)

City of Athens to host ‘Art on the Bricks’ fundraiser

Press release

“Art on the Bricks” is a community-based fundraiser, sponsored and hosted by the City of Athens, designed to unite local artists and community members. The purpose of “Art on the Bricks” is to recognize the historic presence of The Texan Theater and celebrate the revitalized Texan as a live music and events venue while encouraging the growth of fine arts awareness in Athens. We are seeking artistic participation from local artists in decorating bricks from the original Texan Theater to be exhibited as an art installation and sold individually. All proceeds from the fundraiser will go to Art Gallery 211, a non-profit community art gallery for the promotion, education, and support of fine arts in the Athens community and surrounding area.

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Congratulations, Athens High School Math Teams!

Via the Athens ISD Facebook Page: ???Athens High School’s math teams once again dominated in district competition. The number sense, calculator applications, and general math teams each took first place at Wednesday’s UIL District 18-4A Academic Meet hosted at Athens High School. In number sense, Ideal Ademaj was first, Aryn Rodriguez was second, Ale Pedroza was third, and Dylan Lindsey was sixth. In calculator, Jacob Moore was first, Pedroza was third, Yuvia Leon was fourth, and Ademaj was fifth. In general math, Moore was first, Ademaj second, Rodriguez third, and Leon fifth. All six competitors qualified for the regional meet to be held in Huntsville April 14. Pictured (from left) are Lindsey, Leon, Moore, Pedroza and Ademaj. Well done!

AHS students advance to state

The Technology Student Association Regional Meet was held in Carthage March 19-20. This was the third year for Athens High School to have a chapter, and its members entered a total of 88 projects or entries. Of those, 87 advanced to state competition. Some notable mentions are Tucker Hall with extemporaneous speech, Noah Sikes and Toby Rhodes with Technology Problem Solving, and a team of students competing in On-Demand Video. All three of those categories are possible national-qualifying events. Other projects included a range of photography, video editing, desktop publishing and more. “I could not be more proud of these students and their diligent, hard work to make this chapter the best it can possibly be,” said TSA Chapter Advisor Julie Patterson. “Taking all but one entry to state is a pretty big accomplishment.” Pictured (back row, from left) are Rhodes, Hall, Reagan Gore, Sikes, Armando Ceballos, Ashton Vasquez, (front row, from left) Kathryn Martinez, Jackie Rodriguez, Gianella Castaneda and Kathy Tellez. (Courtesy photo)