The largest line in Wylie Belle’s history is learning that precision begins long before the music, with six student leaders setting a tone of trust, discipline and encouragement. When the Wylie Belles hear the words “100 kicks,” no one mistakes them for a suggestion. Several days a week, the team works through combinations of traditional […]
Dual Power Play
According to Wylie Powerlifting Coach Cort Arthur, the “state” of Wylie Powerlifting is excellent as it ended its 2025-26 season with two Texas High School Powerlifting Association State Champions. On March 21, Wylie sophomore Arielys Perez-Rivera became the first Girls Powerlifting State Champion in Wylie history after she dominated the girls 105 weight class, lifting […]
History-Making Hands
Wylie junior Caitlin Farr became the second student in Wylie High School history to earn a Gold Seal at the Texas Visual Arts Scholastic Event State (VASE) state competition on April 25. Her horse sculpture, made through MIG and stick welding (the use of electric arc to melt metal) and random pieces of metal, was […]
The Fishing Just Keeps Getting Better
Everybody knows fishing tales come with a little stretch of the imagination (or truth) as anglers swap stories with one another, but in this case, there is no extra embellishments needed to make the final fishing story for these three Wylie senior anglers unreal. As Kale Trumble, Carson Stone, and AJ Amonett round out their […]
Nationals, Here We Come
The Wylie High School chapter of the Texas Association of Future Educators (TAFE) has six students, from the 32 students who advanced to the State competition, qualify for the Educators Rising National Competition, which takes place this summer in Portland, Oregon. Representing Wylie on the national stage (L-R) is Khloe Fickes, Hayden Hood, Hope Rogers, […]
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