Brayden Rodriguez was escorted by his grandparents Cyndi and Mike Triplett. Brayden participated in football for three years and golf for one. His plans to attend some type of two-year trade school after graduation. His favorite memory is the filming of El Crapo.
Ashly Alexander was escorted by Amber and Tony Berentsen. Ashly participated as a football manager and track and golf for one year. Her plans for the future include majoring in psychology and minoring in English at the University of Utah. Her favorite memory is leading the football team in the school song.
Avery Smith was escorted by his mother Tonya Smith and brother Andy Smith. Avery participated in cross country for one year, basketball for two years and football for four years. He plans to go to lineman school to become a lineman to work for a power company. Avery's favorite memory of school was the day he skipped to go hunting.
Caleb Maughan was escorted by his parents Lisa and Keith Maughan and his sisters Sariah and Emily. Caleb participated in football for four years, cross country for two years and track for three years. He plans on joining the Armed Services in the future. His favorite memory is winning the 4 X 400 meter relay at the State Track Meet.
Dakota Wood was escorted by his mother Jamie, dad Travis, stepdad Heath, stepmom Katie and siblings Darby, Camden, Kimber and Kilty. Dakota participated in football for four years and basketball and track for three years. He plans to attend Missoula College for diesel mechanics. His favorite memory is winning the 4 X 400 at state and breaking the school record the last two years.
Levi Reinitz was escorted by his parents Randy and Carol and his sister Olivia. Levi participated in three years of cross country and track and one year of drama. After graduation he plans to earn an engineering degree and get a job. His favorite memory is running the Silver Fox cross country course for the first time.
Jayla Kauffman was escorted by her parents Leon and Jenny Kauffman and brother Jalen. Jayla participated in volleyball and band for four years, cross country and track for three years and drama for two years. She plans to go to college and earn a radiology technology degree. Her favorite memory is kayaking with Melina during Discovery Day.
SEELEY LAKE - Seeley-Swan High School recognized their senior football athletes and managers and the senior cross country athletes along with their families at the last home football game of the season Friday, Oct. 11.
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