The out-matched Lady Dawgs were easily defeated 54-22 on Jan. 18 at Riley Co.
Rossville 4 5 7 6 — 22
Riley County 14 17 15 8 — 54
Rossville scoring:
Streit 3 (2) 0-0 8
Rabe 2 3-4 7
Morelli 2 1-2 5
Bergstresser 1 0-0 2
This blog is for posting all news of Rossville residents and Rossville High alumni. Bookmark this page and send any appropriate news (births, deaths, engagements, marriages, anniversaries, job changes, honors, etc.) items to: Frank.Ruff@juno.com . Feel free to add comments to any of the articles. Check this site often because I sometimes delete items. There are SEARCH (top left of page) and LINK (bottom of page) features. For photos, see link at bottom.
Monday, January 20, 2020
Boys BB At Riley Co.
The Riley Co. Falcons rolled over the visiting Dawgs on Jan. 18.
Rossville 7 3 8 16 — 34
Riley County 19 16 15 5 — 54
Rossville scoring:
Kenney 2 (1) 0-0 5
Perine 1 0-0 2
Morelli 1 (1) 1-6 4
Badura 2 5-6 9
Garcia 2 (1) 0-0 5
Brockamp 4 (1) 0-0 9
Rossville 7 3 8 16 — 34
Riley County 19 16 15 5 — 54
Rossville scoring:
Kenney 2 (1) 0-0 5
Perine 1 0-0 2
Morelli 1 (1) 1-6 4
Badura 2 5-6 9
Garcia 2 (1) 0-0 5
Brockamp 4 (1) 0-0 9
Sunday, January 19, 2020
Bobcat Classic Wrestling
Rossville finished 15th of the 23 teams in the Bobcat Classic Jan 17-18. The complete team standings can be seen at:
https://www.trackwrestling.com/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=false&TIM=1579448858376&pageName=
Individual results:
113 Zach Archer(16-0) placed 1st with 5 wins and 1 bye,
120 Colby Hurla (7-9) placed 12th going 2-4.
138 Logan Hurla (14-4) placed 3rd going 6-1.
145 Sam Twombly (9-7) went 0-4 in this event.
152 Corey Catron (8-7) placed 11th going 4-3
160 Joe McGrath (7-5) went 0-3.
220 Kody Davoren (10-2) placed 4th going 5-2,
285 Jacob Carver (10-6) went 2-2.
For more details go to:
https://www.trackwrestling.com/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=false&TIM=1579449116393&pageName=
https://www.trackwrestling.com/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=false&TIM=1579448858376&pageName=
Individual results:
113 Zach Archer(16-0) placed 1st with 5 wins and 1 bye,
120 Colby Hurla (7-9) placed 12th going 2-4.
138 Logan Hurla (14-4) placed 3rd going 6-1.
145 Sam Twombly (9-7) went 0-4 in this event.
152 Corey Catron (8-7) placed 11th going 4-3
160 Joe McGrath (7-5) went 0-3.
220 Kody Davoren (10-2) placed 4th going 5-2,
285 Jacob Carver (10-6) went 2-2.
For more details go to:
https://www.trackwrestling.com/predefinedtournaments/MainFrame.jsp?newSession=false&TIM=1579449116393&pageName=
Saturday, January 18, 2020
Tina Marie (Stum)(81) Huffmier Passes Away
Carbondale-Tina Marie (Stum) Huffmier, 56, passed away Friday, January 17, 2020, at the House at Midland Care in Topeka.
Tina grew up in the Rossville community, where she attended school. She was grateful to have had the opportunity to live with the Don and Marilene Stockman family as a teenager. They became her “adoptive family. Don preceded her in death.
Tina was the mother of four daughters. She was a lover of animals and had worked at the Stonehouse Veterinary Clinic in Topeka. She had a special love for horses. Tina later worked as an eligibility specialist for Maxius in Topeka.
Among survivors are her four daughters; a brother, Wilbur (Sis) Stum, Wabaunsee County; her lifelong friend, Marty (Stockman) Johnson, Rossville and her “Mother” Marilene Stockman, Rossville.
A Memorial Visitation will be on Tuesday, January 21, 2020, at Piper Funeral Home from 5:00 until 6:00 P.M. Inurnment will be at a later date. Memorial contributions may be made in Tina’s name and sent in care of the funeral home.
Friday, January 17, 2020
St. Marys Boys BB At RHS
The St. Marys Bears defeated the Dawgs on Jan. 16 by a score of 60-41. The score was 26 apiece at the half, but the Dawgs fell apart in the second half.
St. Marys 12 14 10 24 - 60
Rossville 10 16 5 10 - 41
St. Marys 12 14 10 24 - 60
Rossville 10 16 5 10 - 41
St. Marys Girls BB At RHS
St. Marys 11 15 9 12 — 47
Rossville 5 15 4 5 — 29
Rossville scoring:
Streit 1 4-6 6
Bergstresser 1 0-0 2
Rabe 1 8-14 10
Morelli 2 2-2 6
Foster 0 0-2 0
Rodehorst 2 1-2 5
Rossville 5 15 4 5 — 29
Rossville scoring:
Streit 1 4-6 6
Bergstresser 1 0-0 2
Rabe 1 8-14 10
Morelli 2 2-2 6
Foster 0 0-2 0
Rodehorst 2 1-2 5
Thursday, January 16, 2020
Kalei Nagos Hale Is WIBW Good Kid
ROSSVILLE (WIBW) -- Kalei Nagos Hale is an 8th grader at Rossville Junior High. Her favorite subjects in school are Phys Ed and English. She is a multi-sport athlete who especially loves her Topeka Queens softball and Topeka Saints volleyball sisters!
Nagos, as she's known, has been a patient in past years at Children's Mercy Hospital in Kansas City since she was 6 months old and is celebrating her 14th birthday! Here's how she's not collecting gifts for herself, but for other kids being treated at Children's Mercy.
She has a condition called Coloboma of the Optic Nerve and it has caused her to have zero vision in her right eye. She definitely doesn't let it hold her back. She is so determined to be just as good at anything, as kids with vision in both eyes are.
A couple of years ago, she started celebrating her birthday with a toy drive. 2020 marks her third year of asking for toy donations instead of gifts or a party for herself. She will deliver all the donations to Children's Mercy Hospital, hoping to make other kids smile while at the hospital. She has gone through 5 eye surgeries and countless appointments and check-ups from other peoples kind donations, so this is her small way of giving back.
Her family and friends are so very proud of kind heart! And so are we.
Louis Sedlacek (45) Passes away
Louis Sedlacek was born on August 4, 1926 and passed away on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at his home in Prague, NE..
Louis was a resident of Prague, Nebraska.
Louis attended high school in Rossville, KS and graduated in 1945.
Louis Sedlacek Date of Birth August 4, 1926 Abie, Nebraska
Entered into Rest January 14, 2020 Prague, Nebraska Friday, January 17, 2020 ~ 10:00 a.m. Svoboda Funeral Home ~ Wahoo, Nebraska Interment at Prague National Cemetery ~ Prague, Nebraska Military Honors by U.S. National Guard & American Legion #254 Thursday, January 16, 2020 ~ 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Svoboda Funeral Home ~ Wahoo, Nebraska Prague Rescue Squad or American Legion #254 Louis Sedlacek, 93, of Prague, NE, entered into rest on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at his home in Prague, NE.
Entered into Rest January 14, 2020 Prague, Nebraska Friday, January 17, 2020 ~ 10:00 a.m. Svoboda Funeral Home ~ Wahoo, Nebraska Interment at Prague National Cemetery ~ Prague, Nebraska Military Honors by U.S. National Guard & American Legion #254 Thursday, January 16, 2020 ~ 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Svoboda Funeral Home ~ Wahoo, Nebraska Prague Rescue Squad or American Legion #254 Louis Sedlacek, 93, of Prague, NE, entered into rest on Tuesday, January 14, 2020 at his home in Prague, NE.
Basketball Games Rescheduled
The basketball games with St. Marys have been rescheduled from Jan. 17 to Jan 16 because of weather.
There will be a student art show taking place during all the games.
There will be a student art show taking place during all the games.
Wednesday, January 15, 2020
KelLee Parr Radio Interview
Just up the hill from Union Station in Kansas City, the Willows
Maternity Sanitarium played host to thousands of young, unwed girls as they
gave birth and gave up their new babies. However, the Willows was just one
reason that Kansas City was once known as the Adoption Hub of America.
KelLee Parr, of Rossville, is the author of "Mansion On A Hill: The Story of The Willows Maternity Sanitariam and the Adoption Hub Of America", which he discussed at the Kansas City Public Library's Central Library on Jan. 5, 2020.
Following this, KelLee did a radio interview on KCUR public radio in Kansas City. They posted the interview on-line. His interview is at 27:52 mark of the program. https://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-media-critics-seg-2-willows-maternity-sanitarium
KelLee Parr, of Rossville, is the author of "Mansion On A Hill: The Story of The Willows Maternity Sanitariam and the Adoption Hub Of America", which he discussed at the Kansas City Public Library's Central Library on Jan. 5, 2020.
Following this, KelLee did a radio interview on KCUR public radio in Kansas City. They posted the interview on-line. His interview is at 27:52 mark of the program. https://www.kcur.org/post/seg-1-media-critics-seg-2-willows-maternity-sanitarium
Rock Creek Basketball (Updated)
Rossville and Rock Creek played basketball on Jan 14 at Rossville. The boys lost 58-37 and the girls lost 39-22.
Results of boys game:
Rock Creek 13 8 22 15 — 58
Rossville 8 8 10 11 — 37
Results of boys game:
Rock Creek 13 8 22 15 — 58
Rossville 8 8 10 11 — 37
Rossville scoring:
Perine 2(1) 0-0 5
Morelli 2 1-2 5
Reeves 2 3-5 7
Badura 5 1-2 11
Brown 2 0-2 4
Garcia 2 (1) 0-0 5
Results of Girls Game
Perine 2(1) 0-0 5
Morelli 2 1-2 5
Reeves 2 3-5 7
Badura 5 1-2 11
Brown 2 0-2 4
Garcia 2 (1) 0-0 5
Results of Girls Game
Rock Creek 9 9 12 9 — 39
Rossville 8 4 1 9 — 22
Rossville 8 4 1 9 — 22
Rossville scoring:
Streit 2 2-2 6
Bergstresser 2 0-0 4
Rabe 0 1-4 1
Morelli 0 2-2 2
Foster 0 1-2 1
Rodehorst 1 2-2 4
Gillum 2 0-0 4
Streit 2 2-2 6
Bergstresser 2 0-0 4
Rabe 0 1-4 1
Morelli 0 2-2 2
Foster 0 1-2 1
Rodehorst 1 2-2 4
Gillum 2 0-0 4
KWCA 321A Rankings For Jan 14
106
1. DJ Knox-10-Goodland
2. Darius Schields-10-Norton
3. Corbin White-10-Jayhawk-Linn
4. Drayton Kennedy-10-Erie
5. Austin Armstrong-10-Larned
6. Carter Underhill-10-Hill City
113
1. Zach Archer-12-Rossville
2. Octavio Gonzalez-9-Goodland
3. Kaleb Atkins-9-Hill City
4. Dayton Bell-9-Hoxie
5. Dillen Hook-10-Larned
6. Jonathan Dyke-10-Republic Co.
120
1. Kolton Field-10-Norton
2. Colton Shoemaker-12-Smith Center
3. Drew Bretz-9-Hoxie
4. Tom VanValkenburg-11-Council Grove
5. Reece Grafel-10-Oberlin
6. Wyatt Wright-11-Remington
126
1. Jacob Sisson-12-Phillipsburg
2. Brody White-12-Jayhawk-Linn
3. Drew Bell-10-Hoxie
4. Kaleb Talkington-11-Republic Co.
5. Grayden Jackson-11-Riley Co.
6. Ethan Elliott-10-Wellsville
132
1. Kai Allen-11-Silver Lake
2. Aaron Lenker-12-Phillipsburg
3. Derek Johnson-9-Hoxie
4. Charles King-12-St. Marys
5. Brian Escobar-12-Chaparral
6. Jacob Windholz-10-Russell
138
1. Dylan Weimer-12-Hoxie
2. Beau Horn-12-Riverside
3. Braydon Lemuz-11-Larned
4. Elijah Collins-11-Osage City
5. Matthew Reynolds-10-Douglass
6. Layne Hurla-11-Rossville
145
1. Matt Weilert-12-Fredonia
2. Colby Schreiner-10-Kingman
3. Dawson Kempt-12-Oberlin
4. Tate Kadel-10-Beloit
5. Jordan Bachman-11-Hillsboro
6. Aidan Stephenson-12-Oakley
152
1. Brennan Lowe-11-Eureka
2. Aidan Baalman-11-Hoxie
3. Luke Horn-12-Riverside
4. Hunter Prochaska-11-Beloit
5. Tristan Rathbone-10-Hillsboro
6. Cole Steinert-11-Hoisington
160
1. Anthony Signs-12-Wellsville
2. Jesse Gardner-11-Wichita Co.
3. Konnor Pfeifer-11-Ellis
4. Matt Rodriguez-10-Southeast of Saline
5. Ben Hansen-10-Plainville
6. Brent Escareno-11-Eureka
170
1. Tate Seabolt-11-Cimarron
2. Cole Amlong-12-Norton
3. Walker Lowdermilk-12-Sabetha
4. Gavon Uehlin-11-Oberlin
5. Mason Gottschalk-10-Ellis
6. Buddy Claibourn-11-Fredonia
182
1. Brennan Walker-10-Beloit
2. Jordan Finnesy-12-Plainville
3. Jayce Hamel-11-Hill City
4. Joshua Ball-11-Hoisington
5. Kayden Christiansen-12-Lakin
6. Brell Spiess-12-Smith Center
195
1. Wyatt Pedigo-12-Hoisington
2. Sterling Harp-11-Southeast of Saline
3. Braden Burks-10-Beloit
4. Gavin Sproul-11-Norton
5. Shadyron Blanka-11-St. Francis
6. Cyrus Green-11-Rawlins Co.
220
1. Dane Whalen-11-Osage City
2. Dillon Dunn-12-WaKeeney-Trego
3. Kody Davoren-12-Rossville
4. Judson Wiltfong-12-Norton
5. Hayden Robb-11-Perry-Lecompton
6. Jr. Matthews-11-Herington
285
1. Creighton Johnson-12-Beloit
2. Eyann Zimmerman-12-Republic Co.
3. Tra Barrientes-11-Sylvan-Lucas
4. Parker Opat-12-WaKeeney-Trego
5. Tyler Walford-12-Ellsworth
6. Rylan Hays-11-Phillipsburg
1. DJ Knox-10-Goodland
2. Darius Schields-10-Norton
3. Corbin White-10-Jayhawk-Linn
4. Drayton Kennedy-10-Erie
5. Austin Armstrong-10-Larned
6. Carter Underhill-10-Hill City
113
1. Zach Archer-12-Rossville
2. Octavio Gonzalez-9-Goodland
3. Kaleb Atkins-9-Hill City
4. Dayton Bell-9-Hoxie
5. Dillen Hook-10-Larned
6. Jonathan Dyke-10-Republic Co.
120
1. Kolton Field-10-Norton
2. Colton Shoemaker-12-Smith Center
3. Drew Bretz-9-Hoxie
4. Tom VanValkenburg-11-Council Grove
5. Reece Grafel-10-Oberlin
6. Wyatt Wright-11-Remington
126
1. Jacob Sisson-12-Phillipsburg
2. Brody White-12-Jayhawk-Linn
3. Drew Bell-10-Hoxie
4. Kaleb Talkington-11-Republic Co.
5. Grayden Jackson-11-Riley Co.
6. Ethan Elliott-10-Wellsville
132
1. Kai Allen-11-Silver Lake
2. Aaron Lenker-12-Phillipsburg
3. Derek Johnson-9-Hoxie
4. Charles King-12-St. Marys
5. Brian Escobar-12-Chaparral
6. Jacob Windholz-10-Russell
138
1. Dylan Weimer-12-Hoxie
2. Beau Horn-12-Riverside
3. Braydon Lemuz-11-Larned
4. Elijah Collins-11-Osage City
5. Matthew Reynolds-10-Douglass
6. Layne Hurla-11-Rossville
145
1. Matt Weilert-12-Fredonia
2. Colby Schreiner-10-Kingman
3. Dawson Kempt-12-Oberlin
4. Tate Kadel-10-Beloit
5. Jordan Bachman-11-Hillsboro
6. Aidan Stephenson-12-Oakley
152
1. Brennan Lowe-11-Eureka
2. Aidan Baalman-11-Hoxie
3. Luke Horn-12-Riverside
4. Hunter Prochaska-11-Beloit
5. Tristan Rathbone-10-Hillsboro
6. Cole Steinert-11-Hoisington
160
1. Anthony Signs-12-Wellsville
2. Jesse Gardner-11-Wichita Co.
3. Konnor Pfeifer-11-Ellis
4. Matt Rodriguez-10-Southeast of Saline
5. Ben Hansen-10-Plainville
6. Brent Escareno-11-Eureka
170
1. Tate Seabolt-11-Cimarron
2. Cole Amlong-12-Norton
3. Walker Lowdermilk-12-Sabetha
4. Gavon Uehlin-11-Oberlin
5. Mason Gottschalk-10-Ellis
6. Buddy Claibourn-11-Fredonia
182
1. Brennan Walker-10-Beloit
2. Jordan Finnesy-12-Plainville
3. Jayce Hamel-11-Hill City
4. Joshua Ball-11-Hoisington
5. Kayden Christiansen-12-Lakin
6. Brell Spiess-12-Smith Center
195
1. Wyatt Pedigo-12-Hoisington
2. Sterling Harp-11-Southeast of Saline
3. Braden Burks-10-Beloit
4. Gavin Sproul-11-Norton
5. Shadyron Blanka-11-St. Francis
6. Cyrus Green-11-Rawlins Co.
220
1. Dane Whalen-11-Osage City
2. Dillon Dunn-12-WaKeeney-Trego
3. Kody Davoren-12-Rossville
4. Judson Wiltfong-12-Norton
5. Hayden Robb-11-Perry-Lecompton
6. Jr. Matthews-11-Herington
285
1. Creighton Johnson-12-Beloit
2. Eyann Zimmerman-12-Republic Co.
3. Tra Barrientes-11-Sylvan-Lucas
4. Parker Opat-12-WaKeeney-Trego
5. Tyler Walford-12-Ellsworth
6. Rylan Hays-11-Phillipsburg
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Justin Green Missing Since April
(KAKE) -
A family is hoping the community can help find a northeast Kansas man who hasn't been heard from for months. They are especially concerned for his health.
Family last spoke to Justin Lamar Green in April 2019. He went missing from Rossville in Shawnee County, Kan. He was last known to be in the Kansas City-area, but he might frequent Topeka, said Rossville Police investigator Harry Hammer, III.
Justin also goes by the name of Justin Jay Green or Justin Jay Verde.
Justin also goes by the name of Justin Jay Green or Justin Jay Verde.
JUSTIN LAMAR GREEN
Missing from: Rossville, Kan.
Missing since: April 2019
Age: 39
Height: 5’9’’
Weight: 235 pounds
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
If you have information that could help the case, contact the Rossville Police Department at (785) 584-6047 or Kansas Bureau of Investigation tip line at (785) 296-4017.
MEL Basketball Standings
Boys
... League ... Overall
Rock Creek ... 3-0 ... 6-0Rossville ... 1-0 ... 1-6Riley County ... 1-1 ... 4-1St. Marys ... 1-1 ... 3-3
Wabaunsee ... 0-1 ... 3-2Silver Lake ... 0-3 ... 0-5
Wabaunsee ... 0-1 ... 3-2Silver Lake ... 0-3 ... 0-5
Girls
... League ... Overall
Riley County ... 2-0 ... 5-0Wabaunsee ... 1-0 ... 5-0Rock Creek ... 1-2 ... 3-3
Silver Lake ... 1-2 ... 2-3St. Marys ... 1-2 ... 2-4Rossville ... 0-1 ... 1-6
Silver Lake ... 1-2 ... 2-3St. Marys ... 1-2 ... 2-4Rossville ... 0-1 ... 1-6
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