Gleason Hosts Senior Night
From the Feb 17, 2026 e-Edition
GLEASON (February 13) — Senior basketball players and the videographer were honored during the intermission between the games of the girls and boys. Each player was individually introduced with a brief biography. Each senior met his or her parents, other family members or friends at mid-court and then proceeded toward the home stands.
The seniors were:
Drake Lehmkuhl, son of Kurt and Jenny Lehmkuhl; Miami Woolridge, son of Rachell and Oki Woolridge; Kade Sawyers, son of Rusty and Melanie Sawyers; Brody Sanders, son of Bryan and Sarah Sanders; CJ Reed, son of Jennifer Jordan and the late K.C. Reed; Parker Morgan, son of Jamie Holloman and Jason Morgan; Ashton Morgan, son of Jody and Carrie Morgan; Trey Mayo, son of Curt and Shannon Mayo; Wyan Gusafson, son of Dale and Lacey Aeschbacher; Brock Dilday, son of Bubba Mary Ann Dilday; Madi Dean, daughter of Marie Martin and Adam Dean; and videographer, Wes Wainscott, son of Marcy Hopper and Troy Wainscott.
In the e-Edition
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