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What an amazing year for the Como-Pickton High School UIL Academic Teams!
Our students delivered an outstanding performance, earning top team finishes and bringing home numerous individual honors along the way. Their dedication, perseverance, and passion for learning truly sets them apart.
We couldn’t be prouder of these competitors and their coaches for representing Como-Pickton so well. Congratulations on a fantastic season and all your well-deserved success!
Top Team Finishes:
Calculator Team (Jaylin Gillis, Hannah Ireland, Matthew Gable) – 1st Place Overall – Regional Qualifier
Accounting Team (Dana Case, Auston Burchfield Hunter Potter) – 1st Place Overall - Regional Qualifier
Current Events (Jaylynn Bucio, Christopher Jordan, Hannah Ramsey) – 2nd Place Overall
Individual Highlights:
Colbyn Skillern – 2nd in LD Debate - Regional Qualifier
Janey Stokley – 3rd in LD Debate - Regional Qualifier
Journey Brumley – 3rd in Ready Writing - Regional Qualifier
Jaylin Gillis – 3rd in Calculator - Regional Qualifier
Hannah Ireland – 6th in Calculator
Dana Case – 1st in Accounting - Regional Qualifier
Auston Burchfield – 4th in Accounting
Hunter Potter – 6th in Acccounting
Kevin Gomez – 1st in News Writing - Regional Qualifier
Olivia Money – 2nd in Persuassive Speaking - Regional Qualifier
Logan Silve - 2nd in Informative Speaking - Regional Qualifier
Stevie Pierson – 1st in Feature Writing - Regional Qualifier
Aubrei Gaspar – 2nd in Feature Writing - Regional Qualifier
Maud Poortvliet – 3rd in Editorial - Regional Qualifier
Otto Self – 3rd in Headline Writing - Regional Qualifier
Kaylee Lavender – 6th in Copy Editing
Hannah Ramsey – 5th in Current Events
Talon Pierson – 4th in Editorial
Skyla Smith – 5th in Editorial
Kimber Thomas – 4th in Feature Writing
RJ Duffey – 4th in Informative Speaking
Roselyn Amador – 6th in Informative Speaking
Zoe Ann Phillips – 4th in LD Debate, 4th in Persuasive Speaking
Miranda Olguin – 5th in Mathematics
Ashley Gallegos – 6th in News Writing
Abigail Williams – 6th in Persuasive Speaking
Jackson Jones – 6th in Science
Madelayne de la Cruz – 6th in Spelling
Our students delivered an outstanding performance, earning top team finishes and bringing home numerous individual honors along the way. Their dedication, perseverance, and passion for learning truly sets them apart.
We couldn’t be prouder of these competitors and their coaches for representing Como-Pickton so well. Congratulations on a fantastic season and all your well-deserved success!
Top Team Finishes:
Calculator Team (Jaylin Gillis, Hannah Ireland, Matthew Gable) – 1st Place Overall – Regional Qualifier
Accounting Team (Dana Case, Auston Burchfield Hunter Potter) – 1st Place Overall - Regional Qualifier
Current Events (Jaylynn Bucio, Christopher Jordan, Hannah Ramsey) – 2nd Place Overall
Individual Highlights:
Colbyn Skillern – 2nd in LD Debate - Regional Qualifier
Janey Stokley – 3rd in LD Debate - Regional Qualifier
Journey Brumley – 3rd in Ready Writing - Regional Qualifier
Jaylin Gillis – 3rd in Calculator - Regional Qualifier
Hannah Ireland – 6th in Calculator
Dana Case – 1st in Accounting - Regional Qualifier
Auston Burchfield – 4th in Accounting
Hunter Potter – 6th in Acccounting
Kevin Gomez – 1st in News Writing - Regional Qualifier
Olivia Money – 2nd in Persuassive Speaking - Regional Qualifier
Logan Silve - 2nd in Informative Speaking - Regional Qualifier
Stevie Pierson – 1st in Feature Writing - Regional Qualifier
Aubrei Gaspar – 2nd in Feature Writing - Regional Qualifier
Maud Poortvliet – 3rd in Editorial - Regional Qualifier
Otto Self – 3rd in Headline Writing - Regional Qualifier
Kaylee Lavender – 6th in Copy Editing
Hannah Ramsey – 5th in Current Events
Talon Pierson – 4th in Editorial
Skyla Smith – 5th in Editorial
Kimber Thomas – 4th in Feature Writing
RJ Duffey – 4th in Informative Speaking
Roselyn Amador – 6th in Informative Speaking
Zoe Ann Phillips – 4th in LD Debate, 4th in Persuasive Speaking
Miranda Olguin – 5th in Mathematics
Ashley Gallegos – 6th in News Writing
Abigail Williams – 6th in Persuasive Speaking
Jackson Jones – 6th in Science
Madelayne de la Cruz – 6th in Spelling

Eagle Pride Alert! These are just a few of the stuffed animals and comfort items our CPCISD Art 1 students created to be mailed to Kerrville ISD, for students who may need a little extra hug. That community experienced incredible loss during the July 2025 floods.
Each student began by sketching what they wanted to make. The class talked about the mascots and school colors of the different Kerrville schools, so some pieces reflect those mascots, while others were created simply to bring joy and comfort to another student.
Pictured are Kaleigh, Presley, Ayla, Nick, Fernanda, and Leilani working on their projects during class. When Bianca, one of our Art 3 students, heard about the project, she asked if she and her mom could make something too. She is also pictured with the two items they made together.
All of the projects were shipped to the Superintendent ( a friend and past co-worker of Mrs. Walden) so they could be delivered to the appropriate campuses and school counselors, who will keep them in their offices for students who may need a little extra comfort and joy. 💙We are so proud of our students for volunteering their time and talent to such a great cause. Way to go Eagles!
Each student began by sketching what they wanted to make. The class talked about the mascots and school colors of the different Kerrville schools, so some pieces reflect those mascots, while others were created simply to bring joy and comfort to another student.
Pictured are Kaleigh, Presley, Ayla, Nick, Fernanda, and Leilani working on their projects during class. When Bianca, one of our Art 3 students, heard about the project, she asked if she and her mom could make something too. She is also pictured with the two items they made together.
All of the projects were shipped to the Superintendent ( a friend and past co-worker of Mrs. Walden) so they could be delivered to the appropriate campuses and school counselors, who will keep them in their offices for students who may need a little extra comfort and joy. 💙We are so proud of our students for volunteering their time and talent to such a great cause. Way to go Eagles!






Eagle Pride Alert! 🏃♂️
When a need arose, our FFA team stepped up and delivered. These students designed and built an amazing timer stand that will be used for the track meets we’re hosting this year.
Proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication—great job, team! 👏
When a need arose, our FFA team stepped up and delivered. These students designed and built an amazing timer stand that will be used for the track meets we’re hosting this year.
Proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication—great job, team! 👏


Eagle Nation Reminder!

Reminder!

Baseball and Softball Update With the threat of weather we are moving our games around. Tuesday we will be at Hawkins at 6:00PM. Wednesday we will play Hawkins at home at 6:00PM.
Eagle Pride Alert! These are just a few of the stuffed animals and comfort items our CPCISD Art 1 students created to be mailed to Kerrville ISD, for students who may need a little extra hug. That community experienced incredible loss during the July 2025 floods.
Each student began by sketching what they wanted to make. The class talked about the mascots and school colors of the different Kerrville schools, so some pieces reflect those mascots, while others were created simply to bring joy and comfort to another student.
Pictured are Kaleigh, Presley, Ayla, Nick, Fernanda, and Leilani working on their projects during class. When Bianca, one of our Art 3 students, heard about the project, she asked if she and her mom could make something too. She is also pictured with the two items they made together.
All of the projects were shipped to the Superintendent ( a friend and past co-worker of Mrs. Walden) so they could be delivered to the appropriate campuses and school counselors, who will keep them in their offices for students who may need a little extra comfort and joy. 💙We are so proud of our students for volunteering their time and talent to such a great cause. Way to go Eagles!
Each student began by sketching what they wanted to make. The class talked about the mascots and school colors of the different Kerrville schools, so some pieces reflect those mascots, while others were created simply to bring joy and comfort to another student.
Pictured are Kaleigh, Presley, Ayla, Nick, Fernanda, and Leilani working on their projects during class. When Bianca, one of our Art 3 students, heard about the project, she asked if she and her mom could make something too. She is also pictured with the two items they made together.
All of the projects were shipped to the Superintendent ( a friend and past co-worker of Mrs. Walden) so they could be delivered to the appropriate campuses and school counselors, who will keep them in their offices for students who may need a little extra comfort and joy. 💙We are so proud of our students for volunteering their time and talent to such a great cause. Way to go Eagles!
Weekly Eagle Athletic Schedule
Rain chances are moving in this week. Any changes to schedule will be posted on here.

Como-Pickton Lady Eagles HS Alba-Golden Track Meet Results
Thursday, March 26, 2026
VARSITY ALBA-GOLDEN TRACK MEET RESULTS-
VARSITY A TEAM- 92pts-5th
VARSITY B TEAM- 4pts-10th
Journey Brumley- High Jump- 4'-8"-2nd, 4x100 Relay-52.45-3rd, 4x400 Relay-4:54-5th
Shericah Brown- 4x200 Relay-2:03-5th
Shanique Brown-4x100 Relay-54.26- 5th
Kylie Blanchard- Discus-70'-7"-6th
Kati Calvillo- Shot Put- 29'-10 1/2"-2nd, Discus- 91'-1"-2nd
Maddison Childress- 800m Run- 2:48-4th, 4x400 Relay-4:54-5th
Mhia Garcia- Discus- 92'0"-1st, Shot Put- 26'-7"-6th
Faith Gilbreath- Pole Vault- 7'-6"-4th, 4x100 Relay-52.45-3rd, 4x200 Relay-2:03-5th
Jaylin Gillis- 4x400 Relay-4:54-5th
Presley Hunt- 4x100 Relay-52.45-3rd, 4x200 Relay-2:03-5th
Kaylee Lavender- 3200m Run- 16:05-6th
Aubrey Martinez- 100m Hurdles-20.17-6th, 300m Hurdles-57.28-3rd, 4x200 Relay-2:03-5th
Crystal Presiado- 4x100 Relay-54.26- 5th
Fernanda Presiado-4x100 Relay-54.26- 5th
Saylor Smith-100m Dash-12.83-2nd, 200m Dash-27.11-1st, 4x100 Relay-52.45-3rd
Janey Stokley- 3200m Run- 15:05-5th, 4x400 Relay-4:54-5th
Mariana Vellasbos- 4x100 Relay-54.26- 5th





Eagle Pride Alert! 🏃♂️
When a need arose, our FFA team stepped up and delivered. These students designed and built an amazing timer stand that will be used for the track meets we’re hosting this year.
Proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication—great job, team! 👏
When a need arose, our FFA team stepped up and delivered. These students designed and built an amazing timer stand that will be used for the track meets we’re hosting this year.
Proud of their hard work, teamwork, and dedication—great job, team! 👏


This is what Little Eagle happiness looks like 🦅💙
Our PreK students were all smiles as they explored a brand-new piece of playground equipment today! Their excitement, laughter, and pure joy made it such a special moment to watch.
Moments like these remind us how important play is in learning and growing. 💫 #LittleEagles #PreKJoy #LearningThroughPlay
Our PreK students were all smiles as they explored a brand-new piece of playground equipment today! Their excitement, laughter, and pure joy made it such a special moment to watch.
Moments like these remind us how important play is in learning and growing. 💫 #LittleEagles #PreKJoy #LearningThroughPlay

We would like to thank Central Christian Academy for their generous donation to our food and snack pantry. We appreciate them for thinking of us during their food drive.

Kona Ice is coming!

Our War Eagles do it again versus Yantis, winning big 12-0 in 4 innings! It was Sean Carpenter's turn to throw a perfect game and he didn't disappoint! Carpenter had 10 strikeouts and was able to keep the Owls out of the hit column!
The bats stayed hot as all the Eagles were able to get in on the action! Our War Eagles are now 6-0 in district and have a big week next week versus the Hawkins Hawks! Come out and support our guys as they continue through district!










The JH Lady Eagles track team traveled to Alba-Golden and competed against tough competition.
8th Grade Results
4x200 Relay
6th
Melanie Munoz
Shaley Thompson
Tiffany Nyguen
Byntli Simmons
2:02
800 M Run
5th Neal, Victoria 2:58.00
100 M Hurdles
4th Mariana Lopez 20:58
2400 M Run
1st Victoria Neal 11:28.03
3rd Layla Speed 11:51.11
Shot put
5th Kaydynce Harrington 31.3
Discus
6th Alex Carpenter 72.9
High Jump
5th Edee Kramer
Pole Vault
3rd Shaley Thompson
4th Victoria Neal
7th Grade
100 M dash
2nd Halee Potter
6th Patience Forbes
200 M Dash
2nd Patience Forbes
6th Halee Potter
Shot put
3rd Abbygail Offutt 27’-2"
Discus
5th Abbygail Offutt 58’-0"
6th Patience Forbes 54’-10"
Triple Jump
4th Charley Sickles 24’-9"
High Jump
6th Halee Potter 3’-10"
Pole Vault
1st Bryaunna Neal 5’-6"

Softball game for this evening (3/24/26)has been cancelled. Baseball plays in Yantis at 4:30.
After a week off, our JH boys traveled to Alba-Golden HS to participate in the JH Ferrell Wright Relays. Our boys came out and competed to the best of their abilities, competing very well. Several athletes medaled and placed in their respective events, others placed in the top 6 in order to help the team get points. Overall, a great day for the boys.
JH Results:
Shot Put
3rd - Brian Guerrero - 8th grade
3rd - Gavin Moore - 7th grade
Discus
1st - Jackson LaRue - 8th Grade
6th - Gavin Moore - 7th grade
Pole Vault
2nd - Kasen Cockrum - 8th grade
6th - Anason Drum - 8th grade
3rd - Gage Jordan - 7th grade
Triple Jump
6th - Madden Barnhart - 7th grade
2400m
3rd- Brandon Guerrero - 7th grade
400m
6th - Oliver Self - 7th grade






We are proud to celebrate our 8th grade artists at VASE, the Visual Arts Scholastic Event. VASE is an art competition in which students create original artwork, reflect on their artistic process in writing, and participate in an interview with certified TAEA jurors. A Rating IV is the highest mark of distinction and qualifies students for the Junior VASE Area Event. After jury results are finalized, qualifying works are also considered for the Platinum Award.
This year, all 5 of our 8th grade students earned a Rating IV on their 5 works of art and qualified for Area. Even more exciting, 2 students advanced to Platinum.
Congratulations to our outstanding artists:
Lailey Jacobs received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork, qualifying for Area. She did an amazing job with both her art and interview.
Tiffany Nguyen received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork. Her work also earned the Platinum Award.
Mercy Smith received a high score on her artwork, qualifying for Area.
Layla Speed received a high score on both her interview and artwork, qualifying for Area. She did a wonderful job with both her art and interview.
Gigi Vargas received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork. Her work also earned the Platinum Award.
We are so proud of these talented students and their incredible accomplishments.
(Mercy Smith was unavailable for a picture- her artwork is #5)
This year, all 5 of our 8th grade students earned a Rating IV on their 5 works of art and qualified for Area. Even more exciting, 2 students advanced to Platinum.
Congratulations to our outstanding artists:
Lailey Jacobs received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork, qualifying for Area. She did an amazing job with both her art and interview.
Tiffany Nguyen received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork. Her work also earned the Platinum Award.
Mercy Smith received a high score on her artwork, qualifying for Area.
Layla Speed received a high score on both her interview and artwork, qualifying for Area. She did a wonderful job with both her art and interview.
Gigi Vargas received a perfect score on both her interview and artwork. Her work also earned the Platinum Award.
We are so proud of these talented students and their incredible accomplishments.
(Mercy Smith was unavailable for a picture- her artwork is #5)

