Rossville Invitaional Golf

The Rossville Invitational Golf Tournament was held at the Great Life North golf course in Topeka on Oct. 10, 2019. The team finishes were:
  1  Jeff West      169
  2  Silver Lake  170
  3  Rossville      198
  4  Clay Center  216
  5  St. Marys      230
  6  Osage City    231

Rossville was lead by Jenna Rodehorst 43 (6th), Leah Hudson 50 (14th), Kayla Davis 51 (17th).
Sidney Wonnell 54 (21st).

Pittsburg Dealt First Loss of Season

Pittsburg State U. suffered its first loss of the season at the hands of Northwest Missouri on Sat., Oct. 12 \, being on the losing end of a 38-17  contest.  Tucker Horak had three carries for 22 yards including a 19 yard scamper.    The complete game recap can be read at: 
https://pittstategorillas.com/news/2019/10/12/football-bearcats-hand-gorillas-first-loss-of-season-38-17.aspx?path=football

Alivia Shere To State Tennis

CLASS 3-2-1A TENNIS REGIONAL AT HILLSBORO:
 Rossville picked up its first-ever tennis state qualifier as Alivia Shere took sixth in singles play.    She was defeated by Schreiner of Wabaunsee in the match for 5th place.

Team placings were:  KC Christian 19, Smoky Valley 16, Sacred Heart 7, Wabaunsee 5, Maranatha 4, Sabetha 4, Rossville 3, Marysville 1.

The 3-2-1A State Tournament will be Friday, Oct 18, 2019  at the Harmon Park Tennis Complex Prairie Village, KS.

Leah Hudson To National Convention

    Rossville senior Leah Hudson is on the Shawnee County team that is representing Kansas at the National Junior Horticultural Association convention this weekend in Lincoln, NE.
    You can read more about this team at:  https://www.cjonline.com/news/20191011/capfed-best-news-shawnee-county-high-schoolers-compete-at-national-horticulture-convention

Rossville-St. Marys Game Stats (updated)

Ross       22    27    0    0    =    49
St My      0      0     0    6    =      6

6:14  1st    Rezac  36 run                                     PAT  2 Kaden Brown run
1:09  1st    Horak  2 run                                       PAT  1 Reeves kick.
:53    1st    Sowers 47 run                                    PAT  1 Reeves kick
11.51 2nd  Reeves 43 yd pass from Horak          PAT   Kick failed
 8:21 2nd   Reeves 25 yd pass from Horak          PAT  1 Reeves kick
4:35  2nd   Kaden Brown 1 run                             PAT   1 Reeves kick
3:23  2nd   Torrey Horak 26 fumble recovery        PAT   1 Reeves kick
1:26  4th    King 79 pass from Hurla (SM)             PAT    kick failed

Other Scores of interest
Dist. 4
SE Saline       48    Mission Valley    6
Riley County 48    Council Grove     0

MEL
Silver Lake 62     W. Franklin    0
Valley Hts   64     Wabaunsee    20

Dawgs Trouncing Bears 49-0 At Half

    The Dawgs are dominating the St. Marys Bears in a lopsided game.  The Bears are struggling to make any yards while the Dawgs score at will.    At the end of the first quarter,  Rossville scored 3 TDs in 1:18 minutes.
    A heavy dose of bench and underclass players, along with a "running clock" evened the game a bit in the second half.  The Dawgs went scoreless and St. Marys scored six on a 79 yard pass play from Hurla to Charles King with 1:26 remaining in the third.
    TDs in the fourth quarter by Tagen Kippes and Braiden Hensley were called back because of holding penalties.

    Video highlights of the game, beginning at 3:07, can be seen at:    https://www.ksnt.com/football-frenzy/football-frenzy-10-11-19/

    Video highlights from WIBW of the game also available at:    https://www.facebook.com/ksprepzone/videos/2101512553489447/

District Four Football Standings

District 4

                               ... Dist. ... All ... PF   ... PA   ... Pts.

Riley County         ... 2-0 ... 3-2 ... 137 ... 135 ... +26

Southeast-Saline ... 1-1   ... 4-1 ... 181 ... 83        ... 0

Rossville                ... 1-1  ... 3-2 ... 143 ... 79        ... 0

St. Marys                   ... 1-1   ... 1-4     ... 64 ... 183        ... 0

Council Grove      ... 1-1  ... 2-3 ... 104 ... 113   ... -12

Mission Valley    ... 0-2  ... 2-3 ... 107 ... 120  ... -14

VB Team Loses 2 To Wabaunsee

    Rossville lost twice to Wabaunsee on Oct. 7 by scores of 13-25, 20-25 and 17-25, 22-25.
Wabaunsee is ranked number one in 1A.
    Silver Lake  took over the top spot in the Mid-East League standings with a sweep of Rock Creek. The Eagles are 5-1 in league play, a game ahead of Wabaunsee and Rossville with the Chargers sweeping Rossville on Tuesday to hand the Bulldawgs their first league losses.

Silver Lake Invitational Volleyball

    Rossville picked up 2 wins and 3 losses at the Silver Lake Invitational volleyball tournament.  Scores against opponents are listed below.

Silver Lake                    22-25, 23-25
Royal Valley                  17-25, 17-25
Jeff West                        25-16, 25-11
Perry Lecompton           15-25, 27-29
Jeff West                        21-25, 25-22, 25-19

Bohemian Hall Dance/Show Oct. 27

Torrey Horak Up For Athlete of Week

     Torrey Horak was one of the candidates for Capital-Journal Athlete Of The Week this week.
     Torrey spearheaded Rossville’s dominating 43-7 upset win over Class 2A No. 4 and previously unbeaten Southeast-Saline.   Only a sophomore,  the Bulldawg quarterback  ran for 205 yards and two touchdowns and threw for 110 yards and a score for the No. 7 ranked Dawgs.

Silver Lake Inv. Golf

The team standings at the Silver Lake Inv. Golf tournament on Oct. 7 are as follows:

Team            Score
Hayden        199
Silver Lake  202
Jeff West      223
Osage City   228
Seaman        241
Rossville      245
St. Marys      263

Kayla Davis led the team with a score of 52 which was good for 8th place.   Leah Hudson was 17th with a 56.

Meal At Friday FB Night Game

     The Rossville Music Department will be serving a meal at this Friday's football game. Soup and baked potatoes! Cost: $5. (Chili, chicken noodle,tomato soup, broccoli cheese.)

Mattress Sale To Support Bands/choirs

    The Rossville Bands & Choirs are hosting a one day mattress sale! This Saturday, October 12th, from 10AM-5PM, we will have a mattress showroom set up at Rossville High School. There are over 20 name-brand models to choose from. The beds come in all sizes, are made to order, have factory warranties and cost less than retail stores! In addition, we will have pillows, sheets, frames, and adjustable beds available. Every purchase benefits our students! Delivery and haul away are available. Come check out the sale if you need to replace a bed in your home!