Westmont High School (Illinois)

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Westmont High School is a public high school with 500-600 students, located in the village of Westmont, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, Illinois. The student population and building size are much smaller than adjacent public high schools.

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[edit] History

Created as part of the newly formed CUSD 201 in Westmont in 1972, the community approved of building the high school in 1973. Westmont High School opened for its first days of class in September, 1974, and graduated its charter class in June of 1978. The school mascot, the Sentinel, is a sentry, or guard wearing a uniform of the school colors, burgundy and gold. The name is also word play from "Centennial," since the building was not opened until October of 1976, the year of the United States Bicentennial. The school's original architecture was unique; a circular building with class areas divided by movable partitions, an attempt to make the school easily adaptable to changing needs. More recently, some classrooms have been reconstructed with permanent walls and closing doors.

[edit] Administration

Westmont High School is part of the Community Unit School District 201.

  • Steven T. Carr, Principal
  • Nancy Bartosz-Thompson, Assistant Principal
  • Michael R. McCord, Dean/Athletic Director

[edit] Athletics

Westmont High School has had some highlights in athletics in its history, including a number of Regional and Sectional Champions:

This information was downloaded from Westmont High School's IHSA Season Summary page.

Cross Country:

Girls

  • 1992 5th at State
  • 1993 and 1994 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1993 3rd at State
  • 1994 State Runner-Up

Boys

  • 1994 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1994 4th at State
  • 1995 State Qualifiers
  • 1996 Regional Champions
  • 1996 State Qualifiers
  • 1997 Regional Champions
  • 1997 8th at State
  • 1998 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1998 State Runner-Up
  • 2002 State Qualifier
  • 2005, 2006 and 2007 Regional Champions
  • 2005 and 2006 Sectional Champions
  • 2005 and 2006 7th at State
  • 2006 and 2007 Interstate 8 Conference Champions
  • 2007 Regional Champions
  • 2007 12th at State

WHS also produced a two-time State Champion in Cross Country:

  • Chris Bailey in 1993 and 1994

Track

Girls

  • 1994 Sectional Champions
  • 1994 3rd at State

Boys

  • 2005 Suburban Prarie Conference Champions
  • 2007 Interstate 8 Conference Champions
  • 2007 Sectional Champions

Basketball:

Girls

  • 1979-80 Regional Champions
  • 1984-85 Regional Champions
  • 1987-88 Regional Champions
  • 1993-94 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1998-99 Regional Champions

Boys

  • 1981-82 Regional Champions
  • 1982-83 Regional Champions
  • 1999-2000 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1985-86 and 2000-01 Regional, Sectional and Super-Sectional Champions
  • 1985-86 and 2000-01 4th at State
  • 2004-05 Regional Champions
  • 2005-06 Regional Champions
  • 2006-07 Regional Champions

Softball

  • 1991 Regional Champions
  • 1995 Regional Champions
  • 1996 Regional Champions
  • 1997 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1997 4th at State
  • 1999 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1999 State Qualifiers
  • 2000 Regional Champions
  • 2003 Regional Champions
  • 2004 Regional Champions
  • 2006 Regional, Sectional, and Super-Sectional Champions
  • 2006 4th at State
  • 2007 Regional Champions

Volleyball (girls only)

  • 2007 Interstate 8 Conference Champions
  • 2007 Regional and Sectional Champions

Baseball

  • 1989 Regional and Sectional Champions
  • 1989 State Qualifiers
  • 1994 Regional Champions
  • 2007 Regional Champions

Golf

Girls

  • 2007 Regional Champions
  • 2007 10th at State

Football

  • 1990 and 2006 IHSA Class 3A Football State Playoff Qualifiers

Wrestling

  • 2005-06 Regional Champions

Other

  • 6-time Flags ["Sensations"] State Champions
  • 1983-84 Chess Team State Champions

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