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February 2026
February 2026
February: Showing kindness, building character, and growing together.
On February 3rd, our Fremont boys basketball team proudly hosted the annual Life Skills Basketball Tournament. Events like this show what Fremont is all about—coming together, supporting one another, and celebrating the joy of community. Experiencing it firsthand reminds us how special our Fremont family really is.
Another February tradition as old as Fremont itself is the crowning of Mr. Fremont. After a week of competitions featuring lip-syncing, art, skits, and trivia, congratulations to Redd Peterson, who was crowned this year’s Mr. Fremont.
The yearbook staff celebrated meeting a big deadline with an Olympic-themed party. Some of the events included a rock-paper-scissors relay, minute-to-win-it, seat hockey, and "Defend the Cup".
Region Swim Results: The swim team competed in the Region 5 Championship Meet last Friday with strong performances from both teams. The boys team placed 4th, and the girls team finished an impressive 2nd overall.
The following swimmers earned medals by placing top six individually or top three in relays:
Cambelle Hardcastle, Ainsley Hill, Caenna Zkiab, Dana Saltzman, Charly Jepsen, Allie Gaz, Alyx Carson, Laura Zabriskie, Oliver Bird, Jorgen Evans, Walker Hobbs, and Kade Obray.
Our Girls Basketball team beat Clearfield to win the region championship!
Way to go girls!
Way to go girls!
On to State...
On to State...
Fremont's Drill Showcase was the perfect end to a good season! Our seniors are amazing dancers and leaders and they will be missed.
Our Fremont DECA program is the best in the state, and our students are incredibly fortunate to learn from such a dedicated and talented leadership team—Leanne Allred, Tori Pollard, and Dale Pollard. Their commitment to excellence continues to elevate our program year after year. This year, we are especially proud to celebrate Dale Pollard, who was honored with a special award recognizing 30 years of service to students and DECA.
These results for our DECA student performances at the state competition shows how fantastic our Fremont students are! Our team consisted of 44 students, competing in 59 events. Their coaches were beyond proud!
We are proud to announce that two of our students were accepted to the State Art Show at the Springville Museum of Art—the most prestigious and competitive student art show in Utah.
Each school is limited in how many pieces they may submit, requiring us to jury work from across all visual arts areas (2D, 3D, jewelry, and ceramics) and narrow it down to just 14 entries. From there, the museum selects from over 1,000 submissions representing 100+ high schools statewide, showcasing only the very best student work.
Having artwork accepted—and displayed—in this show is a huge honor, and we are incredibly proud of our students for this outstanding achievement.
Alyssa Governale
III Faces
Linocut Reduction Print
Lydia Wilson
The Lighter Side of Blue
Acrylic on iboard
Our FCCLA chapter recently competed at the FCCLA Region 1 Competition, and we are incredibly proud of the students who represented our school in their STAR Events! Their hard work, preparation, and professionalism truly paid off.
The following students earned medals and qualified to advance to the FCCLA State Competition in March:
Hailey Nelson – Gold
Jerzi Stapley – Gold
Natalia Stewart – Silver
Maddie Nuttall – Silver
Emerie Price – Silver
Charlotte Fullmer - Silver
Congratulations to these outstanding students for their dedication and achievement! We wish them the best of luck as they prepare to compete at the state level.
Fremont FFA held their 31st annual Sweethearts and Mr. FFA competition as part of National FFA week. Each year, our chapter selects an FFA Sweetheart and Mr. FFA to represent our chapter. These students compete in a written FFA knowledge test, obstacle course and interview from a panel of judges. The pageant was held in conjunction with our Greenhand Degree Ceremony, where we awarded 75 greenhand degrees to first year FFA members. Congrats to our FFA Sweetheart Kiersten Mitchell, and our Mr. FFA Hudson Marriott!
Fremont FFA has had much success this year competing at chapter and area levels. Our chapter Agriscience Fair saw 138 projects compete to move onto state level competition in March. At area contest, the following students competed:
Ag Ed Proficiency Kiersten Mitchell - 1st Place
Ag Processing Proficiency Garrison Selman - 1st Place
Agriscience Research Proficiency Garrison Selman - 1st Place
Beef Production Proficiency Mccoy Marriott - 1st Place
State Star Agriscience Winner Garrison Selman
State Star Placement Winner Kiersten Mitchell
State Star Farmer Winner Mccoy Marriott
Star Greenhands Advancing to State Hudson Marriott and Wesley Johnson
Extemporaneous Public Speaking Mccoy Marriott - 2nd Place
Employment Skills Hudson Wade - 3rd Place
The Ag Communications class taught 2nd graders at Silver Ridge Elementary about agriculture! These students prepared lesson plans, pre and post assessments, and engaging activities to teach these kids about misconceptions in agriculture.
National Success for Fremont Cheer!
National Success for Fremont Cheer!
Congratulations to Fremont Cheer for their incredible performance at the USA Cheer Nationals (February 19th–21st)! After a year of relentless hard work and dedication, our team proved they are among the best in the country, bringing home two elite rankings:
2nd in the Nation – Varsity Show Category
6th in the Nation – Crowdleader Category
The highlight of the weekend was the team’s flawless execution. Fremont Cheer was the only team to hit zero deductions two days in a row, a rare feat that showcases their incredible discipline and technical precision.
We are beyond proud of these girls. Their "hit zero" routines are a testament to the heart they put into this sport all year long. Their hard work truly paid off on the national stage!
Varsity Show Awards
Varsity Show Awards
Crowdleader Awards
Crowdleader Awards
Girls Wrestling had a strong showing at state and a fun season! Congratulations to Evelie Kort and Hallie Myers for their 4th place finishes!
Before Valentine’s Day, NHS members and officers decorated heart shaped cookies with the
silverpups! The students and kids created some pretty delicious designs. They also hosted a
Valentine’s box competition. People brought some really cute and creative boxes and students
going to lunch enjoyed voting on their favorites.
Fremont had a really great showing at the STEM FAIR and we are proud of the hard work they put into their projects!
CONGRATULATIONS to these students nominated by our teachers as Leaders of the Pack in their classrooms and in our school for the month of February: Wylie Landon, Annaston Koer, Gavin Spackman, Tatum Moore, Easton Hansen, Jordyn Heath
January 2026
January 2026
January begins a new calendar year, but it carries forward the energy and success of an already awesome school year.
Fremont Cheer and Drill have had a busy month filled with competitions, and they continue to amaze and inspire us. The countless hours of practice these girls dedicate to preparing for competition season truly deserve recognition
Fremont Cheer
Divisional Champions- Way to Hit!
Divisional Champions- Way to Hit!
State 5A Runner-up with Best in Varsity Show
State 5A Runner-up with Best in Varsity Show
Cheer United at State was an audience favorite performance
Cheer United at State was an audience favorite performance
Fremont Drill
Judges Choice for Most Captivating
Judges Choice for Most Captivating
Blue wigs, big smiles, and even bigger school spirit—our dance team knows how to have fun while showing their pride
Blue wigs, big smiles, and even bigger school spirit—our dance team knows how to have fun while showing their pride
Great dancers, strong leaders—these seniors will be missed
Great dancers, strong leaders—these seniors will be missed
December 2025
December 2025
December has been a month of celebration as we recognize the many accomplishments of our students. From academic successes to performances and competitions, our students have shown hard work and determination. Just as meaningful has been the kindness and support they have shown one another, helping to create a positive and caring school community.
Our winter sports teams are in full swing, demonstrating teamwork, dedication, and school pride as they compete and represent our school.
Boys and Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Swimming!
Boys and Girls Wrestling!
Fremont’s annual Feast and Festival was the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season. Mr. Mussellman’s classes performed a variety of Christmas music, including a bell choir. The food prepared by Lisa Gibby was delicious and helped make the event extra special.
Kash for Kids at Fremont
During the Christmas season, our school hosts the annual Kash for Kids fundraiser, selling raffle tickets for a chance to win festive themed baskets. Thanks to the generosity of our students, staff, and community, the funds raised help support many students and families in need. This fundraiser reflects the true spirit of kindness and giving in our community.
During the Christmas season, our school hosts the annual Kash for Kids fundraiser, selling raffle tickets for a chance to win festive themed baskets. Thanks to the generosity of our students, staff, and community, the funds raised help support many students and families in need. This fundraiser reflects the true spirit of kindness and giving in our community.
Our Fremont High Deca Team had a fantastic showing at their Region Event at Weber State University December 9th.
Luke Bailey 2nd & 3rd
Payton Bell 2nd
Tori Bennington 3rd
Sydnee Brown 3rd
Caton Conover 2nd, 2nd, exam top 10
Jazlyn Ernsberger 2nd
Lucas Eyre 1st
Aliyah Francom 2nd
Emma Gardner 1st, 3rd
Claire Hall exam top 10
Jordyn Heath 1st
Daisy Hillan 2nd
Afton Hunt 3rd
Matthew Lochhead 3rd
Luke Matthews 1st
Kayla Moore 2nd
Mckenna Moulding 1st, 1st
Oakley Neeley 2nd
Cooper Palmer 3rd
Mason Petersen exam top 10
Hudson Sanders 1st, 3rd
Striker Stanger exam top 10
Crew Syme 1st
November 2025
November 2025
Here at Fremont, we have so much to be grateful for—fabulous students, dedicated teachers, and incredible community support. Each month, it’s a joy to spotlight the great things our students and staff are accomplishing, and this month is no exception!
Fremont’s annual Feast and Festival was the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season. Mr. Mussellman’s classes performed a variety of Christmas music, including a bell choir. The food prepared by Lisa Gibby was delicious and helped make the event extra special.
Our Marching Band competed in St. George at the top of the month. We are proud of how they represented Fremont and Weber school Distritc! Mr. Reeder said it was bittersweet to see his students who started with him as sophomores finish their final season as seniors!
Continuing our celebration of Fremont’s Fine Arts Superstars…
Mr. Ralph’s WSU CE Art 1110 Drawing students had some fantastic submissions for their Hyper-Realistic Eye Project. Their work truly showcases the talent and dedication of our Silverwolves!
Maylin Lundell
Alex McDaniel
Sophie Frodsham
Kinzi Clark
Our Lation's in Action have the opportunity to read with Silver Ridge Elementary School Students this year!
Our Lation's in Action have the opportunity to read with Silver Ridge Elementary School Students this year!
What a great way for them to connect!
What a great way for them to connect!
Robotics Competition - Fremont Frenzy
Fremont hosted the second annual vex robotics competition. All teams did very well and it was a competitive event. 55117K placed 5th in the qualification rounds and made it to quarterfinals. 55117A and 55117Y were selected to compete in round of 16. What an awesome competition and congratulations to our winners!
Robotics 1 Mario Kart Balloon Battle
The robotics 1 class built, programed, and drove robots to compete in a Mario Kart themed battle. The goal was to pop your opponents balloon while also protecting your own. The competition, hosted at Weber Innovations, was exciting! Fremont fought hard and brought home 3 trophies: the design award, most balloons popped, and the tournament champion.
Our Fremont FFA chapter has been busy this month! For their Week of Service, students created 36 hand-braided dog toys and donated them to the Weber County Animal Shelter.
They also organized a food drive for our own FHS Teen Center, focusing on family-size, meal-in-a-bag kits. Thanks to their hard work and generous donations, they collected 150 lbs of food—including 26 family-size shelf-stable dinner kits, 4 large breakfast bags, 2 large snack bags, and countless grocery sacks filled with easy-to-warm foods.
A big thank-you to Beth Johnson from Counseling who helped get everything stocked in the Teen Center so it’s ready to support students in need over the holiday breaks.
Great job, Silverwolves!
Our Fremont FFA Range Judging team competed this week at the Western National Range Judging Contest in Twin Falls, Idaho! This event brings together dozens of FFA chapters from seven western states with major ranching and rangeland industries—Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada.
We are proud to announce that Fremont placed 12th overall in this highly competitive contest!
The team earned their spot at Nationals after placing 3rd at the Utah State Range Judging Contest in October. Team members included Garrison Selman, Owen Hill, Hudson Marriott, and McCoy Marriott. We are incredibly proud of their hard work, dedication, and the many hours spent studying plants, soils, and land management practices. If you see them, please congratulate these boys!
“What in the world is Range Judging?”
Range judging is a specialized contest where students evaluate rangeland—the natural landscapes used for livestock, wildlife, and recreation. Competitors identify plants, analyze soil and land conditions, assess ecological health, and make management recommendations used by ranchers and biologists to determine appropriate stocking rates for livestock and wildlife populations.
The contest is held quite literally in “the middle of nowhere” and rotates each year throughout the seven participating states. With the extensive math, calculations, and scientific reasoning involved, this event is truly real-world agriculture, conservation, and ecology all rolled into one challenging competition.
CONGRATULATIONS to these students nominated by our teachers as Leaders of the Pack in their classrooms and in our school for the month of November:
Bransen Hiatt(CTE), Angel Ledezma Sandoval (Social Studies), Anthony Hurtado (Social Studies), Tyler Barker (World Languages), Daisy Henderson (Social Studies), Hadley Hansen (Math), Charlotte Fullmer (Science), Chloe Cooper (Math), Abigail Stout (World Languages, Jade Miller (World Languages), Kaycee Christensen (English), Peyton Thompson (Health)
August 2025
August 2025
Fremont Student Officers Introduce our 2025-2026 theme:
Fremont Student Officers Introduce our 2025-2026 theme:
Live the Legacy
Live the Legacy
During our Welcome Back Student Orientation, our student body officers introduced Fremont High School’s new theme: Live the Legacy.
Live the Legacy is about more than just words—it’s about action. It reminds us that every choice we make, every effort we give, and every way we treat others leaves an impact. At Fremont, we are part of a proud tradition, and this theme challenges us to honor that tradition by learning with purpose, supporting one another, and leaving the school stronger than we found it.
As Silverwolves, we don’t just think about today—we build a legacy for tomorrow.
Fremont Welcomes two new members to our admin team:
Fremont Welcomes two new members to our admin team:
Principal Quinn Talbot and
Assist. Principal Stacie Palmer
Fremont High Football Team Wins Season Opener
Fremont High Football Team Wins Season Opener
Final Score: Fremont 42, Weber 10
During the season-opening rivalry game at Weber on August 15, our Fremont Silverwolves delivered a commanding performance, defeating the Warriors 42–10. Cade Hadley powered the ground attack with 115 yards and three touchdowns. Meanwhile, Manase Tuatagaloa led a balanced offensive assault with 144 passing yards (one TD) and 64 rushing yards. Our defense set the tone with early turnovers and a critical goal-line stand, while special teams ignited momentum right from the kickoff. This all-around effort gives the Silverwolves great momentum as the season gets underway—way to make it count, team!
Our Fremont Cheer and Silverline are Ready to Shine
After practicing hard all summer long our cheerleaders and dance team are ready to shine. They help make Fremont a place full of energy and pride. From leading cheers at games to performing at assemblies, they bring our community together and create an atmosphere of excitement and support. Their hard work, leadership, and school spirit inspire students and showcase what it means to be a SilverWolf!
Silverwolf Golf Starts STRONG
Silverwolf Golf Starts STRONG
10 schools competed in the Northern Utah Invitational at Eagle Mountain and Fremont came out on top getting their first win of the season in their first match!
Girls Tennis Takes the Win on their Season Opener
Girls Tennis Takes the Win on their Season Opener
Girls Volleyball keeps Sweating Winning their First 3 of 3 Matches
Girls Volleyball keeps Sweating Winning their First 3 of 3 Matches
Win or lose our Girls Soccer team knows the Importance of Team Comradery and Having Fun Together
Win or lose our Girls Soccer team knows the Importance of Team Comradery and Having Fun Together
Success at the Fair: Fremont FFA in Full Motion!
Fremont FFA officers Garrison Selman and Kiersten Mitchell are national Agriscience Fair finalists. They'll represent their chapter with a project on the feasibility of hydrogen as a replacement for petroleum-based fuels. Good luck to both as they compete on the national stage!
Way to Go Silverworlves
The Future of the Farm
Hog Wild
September 2025
September 2025
During September, Silverwolves have added so many fun memories to our 2025–2026 Memory Bank. Starting with Homecoming week!
Our homecoming activities included a Chalk Fight, Parade and Pep Rally with a Bonfire, Senior Sunrise, Opening Assembly, our Homecoming Game, and Dance!
Ready, set, CHALK!
Sorry Mom!
Officer Peterson comes in clutch with the Perfect Parade Ride!
Smiles, solutions, and support—that’s our office crew!
Livin' the Legacy
The Robotics Team is building memories one at a time!
Dance Co.
Our Counseling Team is ALWAYS available for students!
During the homecoming assembly students has a chance to answer a PBIS question correctly and dunk one of the admin team!
During the homecoming assembly students has a chance to answer a PBIS question correctly and dunk one of the admin team!
Mr. Raymond loved when student's got the questions correct!
Mr. Raymond loved when student's got the questions correct!
Fremont's bonfire tradition is still a student favorite!
Pep Rally Tricks!
Pep Rally Tricks!
Blue Out was the right theme for our Homecoming Win!
Congratulations to our Homecoming Royalty!
Minus the mosquito's the Homecoming Dance was perfect!
Introducing Fremont's Dance Company
Dance Company has had a great start to the year at the homecoming parade and assembly where they performed a lyrical dance about living the legacy, in line with the school’s theme for the year. They are currently preparing to teach a Thriller workshop to anyone interested and a Kids Dance Camp! They’re also preparing for their upcoming shows, the Polar Express Experience and the Northern Utah High Dance Concert. Keep it up Dance Co! They also have a foreign exchange student from Germany that has been a great addition!
Dance Company has had a great start to the year at the homecoming parade and assembly where they performed a lyrical dance about living the legacy, in line with the school’s theme for the year. They are currently preparing to teach a Thriller workshop to anyone interested and a Kids Dance Camp! They’re also preparing for their upcoming shows, the Polar Express Experience and the Northern Utah High Dance Concert. Keep it up Dance Co! They also have a foreign exchange student from Germany that has been a great addition!
Mr. Ralph's CE Art 1110 class is a super talented group this year
Pure Focus!
Koda did an amazing job drawing her classmate!
Sophie F. excels at drawing Mike from Monsters Inc.!
Maylin L. makes an impressive drawing of Mrs. Wakowski!
Math of Decision Making uses Math in the Real World
Mr. Talbot needed to know how tall the stadium lights were and so he asked Mrs. Remy's Math of Decision Making class to help. Mrs. Remy taught them a couple of different ways to find the height and the students went to work!
Mr. Talbot needed to know how tall the stadium lights were and so he asked Mrs. Remy's Math of Decision Making class to help. Mrs. Remy taught them a couple of different ways to find the height and the students went to work!
Fremont's Library provides a place of belonging for all students
There are always multiple chess games going on at lunch! There are also video games being played and students enjoying a break from the regular school day!
There are always multiple chess games going on at lunch! There are also video games being played and students enjoying a break from the regular school day!
Two of Fremont's Best receive recognition during our TV game
Manase Tuatagaloa stands out not only as a great football quarterback but also as one of the most popular and respected students in the school. His popularity comes from his genuine character; he is exceptionally kind and treats every student with the same level of respect and friendliness. Manase makes a point to talk to everyone, making people feel included and valued. Because of his integrity and kindness, students naturally look up to him, making him an outstanding role model for the entire student body.
Ross Howell has been helping out with all Fremont Athletics for the past 10 years. If there is an event at Fremont, then Ross helps run the show. Ross can be seen driving his golf cart or walking to Fremont as school lets out every-single-day. He is always in a good mood and that mind of his is going one million miles an hour at all times. Ross is one of the last ones to leave the school after practices and games. He has input all the time on how we can do things better, and he is usually right. Fremont would not be the same without the contributions and presence of Ross Howell!
September Student of the Month Luncheon was a Success!
CONGRATULATIONS to these students nominated by our teachers as Leaders of the Pack in their classrooms and in our school for the month of September:
Josie Jenkins, Joshua Buckley, Hailey Nelson, Payton Rhees, Drew Thurston, Brayden Knight, Liam Keefer, Addison Effertson, and Brooklin Easley
October 2025
October 2025
The Silverwolves had many opportunities to shine this month!
We brought home three region championships — Football, Boys Cross Country, and Girls Volleyball! Girls Tennis, Girls Soccer, and Girls Cross Country also wrapped up successful seasons.
Our FBLA and DECA teams earned multiple first-place finishes at the UVU Sales and Marketing Competition and had several students place at the Aggie Invitational. The FFA squad represented Fremont well at Snow College, with seasoned teams performing strongly and newer teams gaining great experience.
Our ProStart students also impressed at the BBQ competition with a strong showing!
Beyond competitions, Silverwolves enjoyed spending time together and building connections through their clubs.
To wrap up the month, we celebrated our Students of the Month! Only 1–4% of our student body is nominated for this honor, making it a truly commendable achievement.
The Boys Cross Country team of Graham Judkins, Beau Jenkins, Zack Steoger, Duncan Judkins, Noah Malan, Kael Jenkins, Zaden Terry, and Alex McDaniel are the Region 1 champions! They also had a strong showing at State, where they finished 6th overall.
And speaking of winning...
The Silverwolves Girls Volleyball team had an incredible season, finishing as Region 1 champions and 4th place in the state.
Finally, the Silverwolves Football team went a perfect 6-0 in region play and 8-2 overall, winning the Region 1 championship. Good luck in the State competition! The first game is October 31.
Finally, the Silverwolves Football team went a perfect 6-0 in region play and 8-2 overall, winning the Region 1 championship. Good luck in the State competition! The first game is October 31.
Our ProStart students competed in the District Outdoor Cooking Competition after a Dutch oven demo from expert Steve Wilson. Team A earned 2nd place with their barbecued ribs and smoked sides, while Team B impressed with marinated chicken and Dutch apple pie. Both teams did an amazing job!
The Actors Repertory class went on a field trip to see the WoodsCross production of The Crucible as part of our preparation for our own production performing in February called Witches?! In Salem!?
Oct 10th UVU Sales and Marketing Competition
1st place winners:
Daisy Hillan
Oakley Neely
Payton Bell
Aliyah Francom
Gracelyn Sanders
McKenna Moulding
Oct 21st Utah State Aggie Invite for DECA and FBLA
1st place winners:
Sydnee Brown & Maddy Tilly
Aliyah Francom & Kayla Moore
Daisy Hillan & Oakley Neeley
2nd place winners:
Noa Pack
Jordyn Heath
Kylie Moore
3rd place winners:
Whitney Barrett
Payton Bell
Caton Conover
Noa Pack
Tori Bennignton & Katie Cowley
Abide Espinoza & Emma Gardner
Brooklyn Kosobud & Nevi Powell
NJH had a blast at the Harvest Social and Primary Children's Drive. There was facepainting, games, trick or treating, and more. Thanks for all the support!
The Fremont Vet Science class has been having fun learning about PPE, physical exams and even had a visit from the Bear River Police Department K-9 officers!
Fremont FFA competed at the Snow College FFA Contest. Our Farm Business Management team took first place with Hudson Wade winning high individual. The Range team competed at the state level and placed 3rd, and will represent us at Nationals next month! We had the high individual in Floral contest with Cara Henrie. We also had teams compete in vet, dairy cattle judging, livestock, horse judging and ag mechanics.
CONGRATULATIONS to these students nominated by our teachers as Leaders of the Pack in their classrooms and in our school for the month of October:
Gabe Martinez (Mathematics), Daisy Hillan (Business), Kennedy Hansen (Mathematics), Maya Jensen (Health), Jerzi Stapley (FACS), Ezra Kendrick (Business), Jayden Goody (PE), Hadlee Larsen (English), Santiago Rodriguez (English), Abigail Stout (World Language)
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