Students place at state video competition

Kara Brooks, Media Editor|March 21, 2016

The 489 News Team took second place overall in Television Broadcast at their state competition, the Kansas Association of Broadcasters. The Sports team also took first place in a sports play-by-play. There were many students from the program who also individually placed in different categories at the KABs.

INDIVIDUAL ENTRIES

Brooks Barber

Taped Newscast- 1^st

Station Promotion- 2^nd

Station Website- 2^nd

Alexis Gonzalez

Taped Newscast- 1^st

Kylie Brown

Taped Newscast-1^st

Jake Dechant

Sports Cast- 2^nd

Taped Newscast- 1^st

Cassandra Quinby

Station Promotion- 2^nd

Public Affairs- 1^st

Taped Newscast- 1^st

Jacob Alexander

Entertainment- 2^nd

Taped Newscast- 1^st

Kara Brooks

Public Affairs- 1st

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