Port Clinton High School is excited to announce the Elk's Students of the Month for September 2026

Port Clinton High School announced its Elk's Students of the Month for September 2026, recognizing two outstanding seniors, Lucas Bodie and Evalee Cross.

Lucas Bodie is a dedicated student athlete with four-years on the PCHS football team and team captain this year. He also plans to be a four-year member of the boys basketball and baseball teams. He received the Redskin Award in baseball and serves as secretary of Leadership Council. In addition, Bodie is involved at PCHS as a Freshman Mentor and member of the National Honor Society. He was chosen by his peers as the 2026 Homecoming King. Lucas is the son of David and Michelle Bodie. Next year, Lucas plans to continue his education by majoring in Aerospace Engineering.

Evalee Cross is also a student athlete who competed in volleyball from her freshman through junior year, was a member of the 2026 Girls Tennis team that won the Northern Ohio Conference championship and earned All-Conference honors. She has held multiple leadership positions, including past treasurer and current president of Leadership Council, Class of 2027 president for two consecutive years, NHS secretary, FPM president, and serves as a Freshman Mentor. She was selected as the 2026 Homecoming Queen by her peers. Next year, Evalee plans to pursue a degree in biology following a pre-med track. Evalee is the daughter of Kristy Cross and Justin Cross.

The Port Clinton Elks is sponsoring the Student of the Month program this year and will award three scholarships to PCHS Students of the Month at the end of the school year.