WARRIOR OF THE MONTH

Warrior of the Month is a special student recognition program at Weber High School that honors students who display outstanding character, effort, and a positive impact on the school community. Because each teacher selects only one student for the entire school year, this is a highly exclusive honor. Winners are celebrated regularly for maintaining a positive attitude and working hard in their classes. Each month, the honored Warrior, their parents, and the nominating teacher are invited to a breakfast awards ceremony to celebrate the student's achievements.

Congratulations to the following students:

Weber High School Choir Performance

10/6/26

Marching Band

On October 3, 2026, the Weber High School Marching Band traveled to Utah State University's Maverik Stadium in Logan, Utah, to perform and compete in the 2026 Bridgerland Band Invitational (BBI). The event is a prominent early-season tournament on the Utah Music Educators Association (UMEA) circuit, hosted annually by Mountain Crest High School. The "Pride of Weber" took the field as part of their official 2026 competitive marching season schedule.

Cycling League Mountain Biking

Region 1 – Race #4 in Mantua

Mantua: A traditional short course featuring a 4.3-mile lap with roughly 550 feet of elevation gain, punchy climbs, flat pedaling, and technical flat corners.

The Weber High School Mountain Bike Team showcased exceptional talent during the 2026 season, led by elite rider Sammie Bradley, who achieved a massive milestone by being selected for the USA Cycling Team Camp. Crucial leadership at the grueling Mantua course came from 5th-year veteran captain Zoe Markiewicz, alongside senior team captains Adelaid McMurray, Ellisyn Fidler, and Marley Speicher. Highlighting their dedication to the program, outstanding seniors Owen Johnson and Marley Speicher were also distinguished as the inaugural recipients of the WICA Board Scholarships.

ATHLETES OF THE MONTH

Sophomore Emma Moore has had a fantastic debut season as our varsity #3 singles player, capturing both the Westlake Invitational title and the 6A Region 1 Championship with dominant straight-set victories. Her impressive regional run, highlighted by a 7-1 record in league play, has secured her the #5 seed entering next week’s 6A State Championships. She showcased her hard work and dedication October 8th, when she took on Mountain Ridge in the round of 16.

A multi-year starter and program leader, Carter Payne put up dominant numbers in September with 867 passing yards, 226 rushing yards, and seven total touchdowns. Amassing 1,093 total yards in just one month, he continues to elevate his game and lead the team's offense at quarterback. The train is still rolling and he won't be slowing down any time soon!

Haylee Barker perfectly represents the team’s spirit through her relentless work ethic and resilience. Whether facing setbacks with a positive attitude or handling success with humility, she serves as a pillar of hard work and determination.

Carson Hill proved his exceptional toughness by making a fearless return just weeks after suffering a frightening injury against Roy. After sitting out only one week, he stepped back onto the field without missing a beat, contributing heavily across defense, offense, and special teams. In his first game back, Hill anchored the defense with 17 tackles while adding 11 receptions for 110 yards and 30 rushing yards on offense, demonstrating an unwavering commitment to leading his team to victory.

WARRIOR OF THE MONTH

Congratulations to the following students:

Hands-On Medical Forensics

Weber High School’s popular Medical Forensics program is off to a strong start with seven full sections of students diving into their first unit on crime scene investigations. To wrap up their introductory weeks, students participated in a comprehensive mock crime scene lab. Applying classroom concepts to a real-world scenario, they documented, measured, sketched, and collected evidence before completing the professional paperwork required to officially "turn it into the evidence room." This engaging, hands-on activity allowed students to directly practice critical field skills while sparking immense enthusiasm for the upcoming school year.

Weber AP Teacher Excellence Awards

Throughout the month of September, the curriculum specialists have been out celebrating AP teachers for increasing the number of students taking AP exams, having significant improvement in scores of 3 or higher, or having 60% or more students pass the AP exam with a 3 or higher.

Becky McKinney: Increase test takers & pass rate

Anthea Parker: Increase test takers & pass rate

Angella Carrier: Increase test takers & pass rate

Kellen Lucherini: Increase test takers & pass rate

Kennidee Nielson: Increase test takers & pass rate

Caleb Saunders: Increase test takers & pass rate

Toria Randolph: Increase test takers & pass rate

Camille Phinney: Increase test takers & pass rate

Matt LeDuc: Pass rate

Holly Leake: Pass rate

Robyn Nielsen: Pass rate

Cody Ogusthorpe: Pass rate

Kevan Larsen: Pass rate

Warriors Bring Home The Shield!

Congratulations to the Weber High School football team on their exciting 53–35 victory over rival Roy High in the annual Shield Game! Fueled by an incredible six-touchdown performance from junior quarterback Carter Payne and three touchdown catches from Creed DeVries, the Warriors displayed unmatched grit and teamwork throughout the hard-fought contest. Bringing The Shield back home is a true testament to the dedication of Coach Mo Cannon, his staff, and our phenomenal student-athletes. Go Warriors!

ATHLETES OF THE MONTH

Volleyball

Bradey Schiffman

Bradey is making a major impact for Weber High this season. Through the team’s first 14 games, Bradey has recorded 187 kills, leading 6A Region 1 in total kills. She also ranks 3rd in hitting percentage and 6th in digs, showcasing her ability to contribute both offensively and defensively. Her consistency, all-around play and leadership have made her one of the region’s standout players and a key contributor for the Warriors, and earned her Female Athlete of the Month.

Football

Creed Devries

Creed is a dynamic wide receiver at Weber High School who is averaging nearly 6 catches, 100 receiving yards and 2 touchdowns per game, consistently producing at a high level through his attention to detail and understanding of how to expose an opponent. His impact goes well beyond the stat sheet, as he takes pride in being a physical and effective run blocker while also stepping up on special teams and defense whenever needed which earned him Male Athlete of the Month.

Tennis

Lucy Minnoch

Lucy is an exemplary multi-sport athlete who leads by example through her constant effort, grit, and excellence in practice. Despite her naturally quiet demeanor, she demonstrates outstanding integrity and grace when facing challenges. Her exceptional sportsmanship on the court has earned wide recognition from teammates, opponents, and coaches alike.

Football

Zac Howell

Z is the definitive embodiment of a warrior mindset, leading through his dependable actions and unwavering work ethic rather than vocal leadership. The coaching staff can always count on him to show up exactly where he needs to be and give maximum effort, even when things get difficult. His outstanding dedication has rightfully earned him the title of Warrior Mindset of the Month.

Volleyball

Girls Volleyball is having a very successful year so far with a 14-3 record and a top 6 position in 6A.

Tennis

Girls Tennis starts Region 1 play with wins over Farmington and Layton.

Soccer

Girls soccer had Senior Night on September 22nd and is hopeful to finish the regular season strong going into state.

Cross Country

Warrior runners have 4 competitions in September in preparation for Region and State Competitions in October.

Our New Admin

Welcome to Weber High

Stacie Palmer and Jake Shulz

Club Rush

Showcasing the clubs at Weber High

Welcome Week

A celebration featuring student activities and spirit events to kick off the new school year

Centennial Celebration

Former Homecoming Queens

Homecoming Halftime Presentation

Homecoming began as a college tradition in the early 1900s, most famously at the University of Missouri in 1911, when more than 10,000 alumni and fans answered the call to “come back home.” After World War II, the tradition spread to high schools across America, and in the fall of 1949, Weber High School crowned its very first Homecoming Queen from the graduating class of 1950.

Weber first opened its doors in 1926, making this our Centennial year, and every year since that first Homecoming, a new queen has become part of Warrior history. Over the past several months, we searched far and wide for Weber’s surviving Homecoming Queens, and we were thrilled and deeply honored to welcome so many of them back home to walk onto the field once again, relive a little of their magic, and remind us that while crowns may sparkle for one special night, a Weber Warrior shines for a lifetime! Queens from 1964 - 2016 were in attendance.

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