PLACE TEAM SCORE
1. Silver Lake 361
2. Jefferson West 380
3. Osage City 414
4. Holton 418
5. West Franklin 452
6. Rossville 467
7. Marion 531
Elly Sanders tied for 11th with a 101
Rossville finished 6th of 10 teams in the Horton Boys 5,000 M run. Nate Fund finished 24th, Torin Culbertson was 27th and Dalton Vershelden came in 32nd,
Madelyn Wonnell was the only Lady Dawg competing in the 5,000 M run, finishing in the 26th position.
Rossville finished in fourth place at the Oct. 5th Silver Lake Tournament.
Royal Valley 19-25, 25-22, 25-20 W
Jeff West 19-25, 18-25 L
Sabetha 21-17, 25-21 W
Silver Lake 25-23, 12-25, 10-25 L
Jeff West 22-25, 16-25 L
Elly Sanders was on the Capital-Journal list of outstanding athletic performance last week. She placed fourth in the Jeff West invitational golf tournament.
Connor Bush was named to the Capital Journal weekly list of outstanding performances in the Mission Valley game on Oct. 4, 2024.Connor scored on a 74 yard run and also on a 4 yd reception. He also scored on a 30 yard interception and TD.
Rossville defeated Mission Valley Oct 1 after taking an early 29-0 first half lead. The second half was played with a "running clock" to speed up the end of the runaway game which ended with a 43-0 Dawg victory.
PLACE TEAM SCORE
1. Silver Lake 352
2. Jefferson West 376
3. Osage City 388
4. Holton 409
5. Rossville 428
6. Tonganoxie 445
7. Santa Fe Trail 455
9. St. Marys 549
Elly Sanders placed fourth.
Rossville girls added two more wins for the season by winning the Rossville Triangular.
Jeff West 25-23, 20-25, 25-21
Sabetha 25-16, 25-17Rossville did not field a team, but Rossville sophomore Madelyn Wonnell finished seccond in the Girls 5,000 Meter run. Senior Logan Kufahl finished 17th in the boys 5,000 meter run
From the Capital Journal:
It was another epic showdown between Highway 24 opponents. Silver Lake (3-1) edged St. Marys (3-1) 26-20 thanks to a last second rushing touchdown in the red zone by Jayden Waterer. The Eagles went on the road and delivered St. Marys their first loss of the season.
Dysen Schooler set the Eagles into the’ red zone with less than a minute to go in the fourth quarter. The quarterback dropped back and found Dayne Johnson on the far sideline.
Johnson was tackled at the 1-yard line with a few seconds on the clock. Waterer plunged in for the game-winning touchdown on the very next play. It was Waterer’s first carry of the season.
Silver Lake iced the game by intercepting St. Marys on the final play of regulation.
Schooler made some big plays for the Eagles in the win. He found Johnson on a 68-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter for Silver Lake’s first points. He also threw a 31-yard touchdown to Brody Deiter on a great post route in the second quarter.
Allen Lees had a first half rushing touchdown, too. The lone points for the Eagles in the second half came on the short rushing touchdown from Waterer.
Brinley Pottorf led the Lady Dawgs with a 47 finishing in tenth place. Jaymie Woodward finished 19th with a 53 at the Osage City Inv. on Spt 26
The football game with Maranantha scheduled for Sept 27 has bnne canceled
Jennifer Lee Darting, a beloved mother, daughter, sister, and friend, passed away on September 15, 2024, in Rossville, Kansas, at the age of 55. Born on March 19, 1969, in Topeka, Jennifer was a vibrant presence in the lives of those who knew her.
Jennifer's career as a cook in the school kitchen was deeply intertwined with her passion for nurturing children. This role allowed her to foster her love of children, where she created lasting connections with students of all ages. Her dedication to ensuring that every child had a nutritious meal exemplified her caring nature. In addition to her work in the school, Jennifer also took on part-time hours in the after-school program, furthering her commitment to the well-being and enhancement of children's lives. She enjoyed every moment spent in her sister's daycare as a substitute, often delighting in the opportunity to read captivating stories to the children from the library.
Educated at Silver Lake High School, from which she graduated in 1987, Jennifer carried a bright spirit throughout her life. Her radiant personality was characterized by an ever-present smile and an innate ability to engage in lengthy conversations with strangers, quickly turning them into friends. Jennifer was a joy to be around, filling rooms with laughter and warmth, and creating cherished memories with her family while cooking large meals alongside her sister.
Her love for reading was another significant part of her identity; she could often be found immersed in a book for hours, never allowing herself to go long without diving into another story. Additionally, her affection for animals was apparent in her home, where she lovingly cared for six cats.
Jennifer's pride in her family, especially her role as a mother, was profound. She experienced the joys of motherhood when she welcomed her daughter, Jocelyn, into the world at the age of 40. Raising Jocelyn was one of her proudest accomplishments, and her love for her daughter knew no bounds.
Jennifer is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Jocelyn Darting; her father, Gerry Darting; her sister and brother-in-law, Sarah and Bryant Presley; her partner, Domingo Osorio; and her cherished nieces and nephews, Jeff, Jonah, Abigail, Anna, Isabel Escobar and Carrigan Presley. She is predeceased by her mother, Judy Darting.
As we reflect on the beautiful life of Jennifer Lee Darting, we celebrate the joy she brought to those around her, her unwavering compassion for children, and her ability to connect with others in meaningful ways. Her legacy of love, laughter, and kindness will endure in the hearts of her family and friends forever.
Memorial contributions can be made to Bank of the Flint Hills in care of Jocelyn Darting. All proceeds will go towards Jocelyn's future needs.
Funeral services are pending and will be announced at a later date.
Rossville lost two matches at the Hiawatha Triangular Sept 24.
Perry Lecompton 15-25, 14-25
Hiawatha 20-25, 22-25