Bosco competes at Nez Perce/Lewis & Clark Games Malachi Graham-Pile of St. John Bosco Academy compete in 3 events at the Nez Perce/Lewis & Clark Games at Kamiah Saturday, April 25. He placed 6th in the javelin at 117’1”, 13th in the shot put at 33’10” and 16th in the discus at 78’9¼”. Spring Play photos     St. John Bosco Academy put on four performances last weekend of their spring play: The Iron Road Imposter. This year's play, written by director Kim Frei took place in the desert town of Cactus Ridge during the 1860's. The new telegraph machine informs the townspeople that a railroad tycoon is coming to assess their town for a new train depot. A pair of stagecoach thieves are mistaken for the railroad men, who the townspeople try to impress to bring prosperity to their poor town, where a devastating fire recently burned most of the buildings and homes. The crooked mayor is trying to sell off her land to the railroad to get out of town, while a newly arrived southern man and his sister try to save the town for the right reasons. The legendary Sheriff is a man of few words, but manages to sort everything out in the end. The play included standoffs, kidnappings, gunfights, and stepping out in courage for good. Photos by SJBA. ST. JOHN BOSCO TRACK SCHDULE FOR 2025-26 11-Kamiah Invitational, 10 a.m. 18-White Pine Meet at Troy, 10 a.m. 25-Nez Perce/Lewis & Clark Games at Kamiah, 10 a.m. 30-District 2 Meet of Champions, at Lewiston High School, 3 p.m. May 8-9-District Meet at Lapwai |
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