KBTX - Classroom Champions

College Station Student Chosen for Coveted JASON Project Internship
Last Updated: 9:01 AM 11/05/09 - Emily Judah, a 15-year old high school student from College Station, has been selected as a National Student Argonaut and will participate in a two-year internship with The JASON Project, a nonprofit subsidiary of National Geographic Society. One of six students and three teachers selected through an international competition, Judah and her colleagues will take part in a field expedition led by top scientists and researchers. Their work will be featured in JASON’s upcoming geology curriculum unit scheduled for release in 2010.
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High School Students win $250 in Video Contest

Classroom Champions: Scott McDuffie

Classroom Champions: Ashley Brown

Classroom Champions: D'raye Morgan

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2009-2010 Classroom Champions Form

Please list the sport(s) in which the nominee is involved and the reason you feel this student should be recognized as a Classroom Champion (include awards, extracurricular activities, academic achievements, scholarships, etc.). Attach additional sheets if necessary.

Watch New 3 at Sports at 6pm on Thursdays to find out who this weeks classroom champion is!

Rattlers One Point Better Than Silsbee
Navasota used its bye week to get several players over their bumps and bruises, and the Rattlers needed every healthy body they could put on the field Friday night.
Caldwell Wins Overtime Thriller Over Cleveland 20 - 13
The Caldwell Hornets beat the Cleveland Indians 20 - 13 in overtime Friday night at Waller ISD Stadium.
The Bell Tolls for Rockdale
Rockdale put 35 points on the scoreboard Friday night, but it was not enough as Coldspring knocked the Tigers out of the playoffs.
Penelope No Match For Calvert, 61-19 Trojans
Calvert (11-0) will face Abbott (10-2) in the Six Man state quarterfinals next week with the site, day and time still to be decided.