CatchItKansas 3A Football Rankings

1. Rossville (1-0), W 48-13 Clay Center (LW: 1)
2. Norton (1-0), W 54-12 Ellis (LW: 2)
3. Halstead (1-0), W 48-6 Haven (LW: 3)
4. Scott City (1-0), W 30-15 Clearwater (LW: 4)
5. Silver Lake (1-0), W 23-22 OT Holton (LW: 5)
6. Conway Springs (1-0), W 53-8 Leon-Bluestem (LW: 6)
7. Wichita Collegiate (1-0), W 75-0 Rose Hill (LW: 7)
8. Centralia (1-0), W 35-20 Valley Heights (LW: 9)
9. Hoisington (1-0), W 53-21 Larned (LW: 10)
10. Pittsburg-Colgan (0-1), L 7-0 Galena (LW: 8)

Shawnee Co. Resident Survey

    Topeka and Shawnee County residents have been asked to take a survey to help inform a county economic development analysis. The 10-minute survey is available at http://jedo.questionpro.com/ and on many agency websites, including the City of Topeka, Shawnee County, Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library and Heartland Visioning.

KPreps Football Rankings

Kpreps CLASS 3A football RANKINGS

#1 ROSSVILLE (1-0)

Last: beat Clay Center 48-13Defending champs Rossville got off to a good start with a commanding win over an experienced Clay Center team. All-State quarterback Tucker Horak rushed 15 times for 248 yards and three touchdowns on the night. Horak also completed 10 of 14 passes for 147 yards and two more scores. Junior Dawson Hammes added 81 yards rushing and a touchdown for the Bulldawgs.
Next: at Wabaunsee (0-1)

#2 SCOTT CITY (1-0)

Last: won at Clearwater, 30-15The Clearwater Indians used an interception return for a touchdown to battle their way to a 15-10 halftime lead over Scott City on Friday night. But the Beavers shutout the Indians in the second half and went on to win 30-15. Standout back Cooper Griffith rushed for 119 yards and three touchdowns to lead Scott City. Quarterback Bo Hess passed for 52 yards on the night, including a 10-yard touchdown pass to Wyatt Kropp. The Beaver defense held Clearwater to just over 100 yards of total offense.
Next: vs. Colby (0-1)

#3 WICHITA COLLEGIATE (1-0)

Last: blasted Rose Hill 75-0Collegiate dominated Rose Hill in a 75-0 shutout. The Spartans built leads of 28-0 after the first quarter and 49-0 at halftime over the Rockets. Collegiate forced multiple Rose Hill turnovers and were able to take advantage. Nathan Burgoyne rushed for two touchdowns and caught a touchdown pass for the Spartans. Quarterback Austin Waddell tossed a pair of touchdown passes on the night.
Next: vs. Towanda-Circle (0-1)

#4 HALSTEAD (1-0)

Last: won at Haven, 48-6Halstead built a 36-0 lead at halftime in cruising to a 48-6 win at Haven. Blake Beckett led the Dragons with 183 yards rushing and two touchdowns on just 11 carries. Eli McKee added 95 yards rushing and two more scores on his five carries.
Next: vs. Hesston (1-0)

#5 SILVER LAKE (1-0)

Last: beat 4A-II No. 4 Holton 23-22 in OTSilver Lake held on for a 23-22 overtime win after Holton missed a PAT to send the game into a second overtime. Cole Baird had a hand in all three touchdowns for Silver Lake. The senior returned the opening kickoff of the game for a touchdown to give the Eagles an early 7-0 lead. He also rushed for a 30-yard score and connected with Logan Wolfley on an 8-yard score in overtime.
Next: at Perry-Lecompton (0-1)

: http://kpreps.com/kansas/rankings/football/?class=3A#sthash.eV1B5ctn.dpuf

New CJ 3A Football Rankings

From the Capital Journal:

Team  (prev. wk.) record

1. Rossville (1) 1-0

2. Halstead (2) 1-0

3. Scott City (3) 1-0

4. Silver Lake (4) 1-0

5. Wichita Collegiate (5) 1-0

Others — Beloit 1-0, Caney Valley 1-0, Centralia 1-0, Chaparral 1-0, Conway Springs 1-0, Galena 1-0, Hesston 1-0, Hoisington 1-0, Kingman 1-0, Maur Hill 0-0, Nemaha Central 1-0, Norton 1-0, Riley County 1-0, SE-Saline 1-0, Washington County 1-0.

Notes — Silver Lake never really got its high-flying offense going against 4A II No. 3 Holton. But a game-opening kickoff return for a TD by Cole Baird sparked the Eagles early and they held on in overtime when Holton missed a PAT for a 23-22 win.

Roduner On Sports In Kansas List

Sports In Kansas listed the top 25 wide receivers in Kansas.  Among them was Christian Roduner, Rossville (6-0 185 Sr.)

Roduner had a big year in 2014 with 556 yards receiving and should be an even bigger part of the Dawgs offense in 2015. He will be the primary weapon for all-state QB, Tucker Horak, to go to when he doesn’t use his feet. Coach Hammes says Roduner had a great summer, runs great routes and will be utilized when moving around in their offense.

Don (61) and Ruth Rogers 50th

Don and Ruff Rogers of Topeka celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary

Girls Golf Team Outlook

    The Rossville girls golf team finished  2014 in 9th place in 3A.  However,  three players graduated (Makayla Crow, Staci Van Druff, and Rachel Lord) leaving junior Emily Woodcock and sophomores Dawn Ledeboer and Jesse Sowers  to lead the team this year.   Emily was 4th at the regionals nd  56th at the  3A state meet last year.

    The results of the 2014  3A state girls golf meet can be seen at:   http://www.kshsaa.org/Public/Golf/PDF/Girls/3-2-1AChamps14.pdf

Dawgs Roll 48-13 at Clay Center (Updated)

    The Dawgs dominated the Clay Center Tigers to the tune of 48-13 at Clay Center.

    There is Video at:  http://www.wibw.com/sports/ksprepzone/headlines/KPZ-Week-1-Rossville-at-Clay-Center-324467681.html

Rossville (1-0)       14 20 14 0     -     48

Clay Center (0-1)     0  6    0 7     -     13

Rossville — Horak (3), 75 run, 53 run, 15 run; Miller 7 run; Hammes 64 run; Roduner 11 pass from Horak; Bradshaw 18 pass from Horak. PAT — Nascimento 4 Kicks; Alimzhanov 2 Kicks.

Christian Roduner On Watch List

    The Capital Journal selected several 3A football players as "Players To Watch."  Senior Christian Roduner,  a 6-0, 185# WR/DB was included in their list along with Tucker Horak.   

    One of Rossville’s plethora of offensive weapons on their 3A state championship team, Roduner led the Bulldawgs in receiving with 40 catches for 556 yards and six touchdowns. He also earned All-Mid-East League honors on defense after making 50 tackles and picking off three passes.

CJ Preseason Football Rankings.

Capital Journal Preseasn Football Rankings for CLASS 3A

Team  and 2014 record

1. Rossville 14-0

2. Halstead 10-3

3. Scott City 13-1

4. Silver Lake 11-2

5. Wichita Collegiate 10-2

Others — Beloit 6-4, Caney Valley 9-2, Centralia 9-2, Chapparal 9-2, Colgan 9-3, Conway Springs 8-2, Hesston 10-1, Hoisington 9-2, Kingman 6-3, Maur Hill 7-3, Minneapolis 8-4, Norton 10-1, Riley County 5-5, Sabetha 8-3, Washington County 6-3, Wellsville 9-3.

Hutch News Preseason Football

The Hutchinson News has the following preseason football rankings for Class 3A

1. Scott City
2. Rossville
3. Silver Lake
4. Wichita Collegiate
5. Halstead
6. Hoisington
7. Pittsburg Colgan
8. Conway Springs
9. Southeast of Saline
10. Hesston

VarsityKansas 3A Football Rankings

VarsityKansas.com preseason  football rankings for CLASS 3A

1. Rossville (14-0), the defending champ, returns Top 22 selection QB Tucker Horak, who had 2,089 passing yards, 1,651 rushing yards and 50 combined touchdowns.

2. Halstead(10-3)

3. Scott City (13-1), which finished second, returns 11 starters, including RB Cooper Griffith, an All-Class selection at LB, who had 1,206 rushing yards, 164 tackles. RB Warren Kropp (1,089 rushing yards) also returns.

4. Collegiate (10-2)

5. Silver Lake (11-2), which lost in the semifinals, has 11 returning starters. Cole Baird and Trace Henderson return on defense.

Others: Beloit (6-4), Centralia (9-2), Chaparral (9-2), Cheney (5-4), Conway Springs (8-2), Galena (6-5), Garden Plain, Hoisington (9-2), Kingman (6-3), Maur Hill (7-3), Nemaha Central (7-3), Norton (10-1), Pittsburg Colgan (9-3), Riley County (5-5), Riverton (5-5), Wellsville (9-3), Washington County (6-3)

CatchitKansas Preseason Rankings

CatchitKansas has released their preseason rankings for 3A football.  RHS has the top spot.

1.    Rossville       2014 State Champs
2.    Norton           L to Scott City in Regional
3.    Halstead         L to Scott City in Sub-State
4.    Scott City       2014 State Runner-up
5.    Silver Lake     L to Rossville in Sub-State

Girls Golf At Jeff West

    The RHS girls golf team came in 5th of six teams competing at the Jefferson West Invitational on Sept. 3.   Emily Woodcock was low individual for the Lady Dawgs with a 51 good for tenth place.

1.  Jeff West        194
2.  Spring Hill     196
3.  Silver Lake    216
4.  Seaman          222
5.  Rossville        236
6.  St. Marys       259