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Friday, October 30, 2026 at 5:29 AM

B-H INTERPERS BACK IN ACTION

B-H INTERPERS BACK IN ACTION
The Britton-Hecla Oral Interp team is back in action. Several attended the Summit High School Invitational this past weekend. Participants include, front row, Emily Effling, Caitlyn Casey, Amelia Ingvalson, Brooklyn Hunt, Avery Leonard, Lillian Boyko, Adalyn Kanizar. Back row, Noah Schuster, Aiden Strong, Wyatt Strong, Baylee Bender, Paisley Bray, Carter Chapin, Ryer Larson, Charles Schuller

    The Britton-Hecla Oral Interpretation team started the season with a meet on Saturday.  Fifteen performers attended the Summit High School Invitational.  Paisley Bray and Carter Chapin received a Superior Plus with their duo.  Aiden Strong, Noah Schuster, Caitlyn Casey, Wyatt Strong, and Emily Effling earned Superiors in the serious category.  
    In the humorous category, Lillian Boyko and Charles Schuller were awarded Superiors and Brooklyn Hunt earned an Excellent Plus.  Oratories by Baylee Bender and Avery Leonard both received Superiors.  Amelia Ingvalson and Bray came home with Superiors for their poetry entries.  Chapin earned a Superior with his storytelling.  Duos receiving a Superior were Ingvalson and Aiden Strong, Schuster and Ryer Larson, Hunt and Adalyn Kanizar, and Leonard and Boyko.  
    The team’s next outings will be the Golden Eagle Invitational in Aberdeen Thursday and the Florence Invitational Saturday. 


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