CLASS 3A FOOTBALL RANKINGS.

    There was no change in the rankings in 3A football this weekend.  Rossville is still in the #3 spot though there will likely be some changes now that playoffs begin on Tuesday.

      Team          (last week)    record

1. Beloit                       (1)           9-0

2. Conway Springs (2)           9-0

3. Rossville               (3)           9-0

4. Silver Lake          (4)           9-1

5. Sacred Heart       (5)           8-1

Washburn U. Win Streak Ends

     The #8 ranked Washburn Ichabods have had a nice string of lop-sided wins this year,  but finally met their match against #2 Northwest Missouri State on Sat.  Washburn QB Mitch Buhler (11) was 16 of 35 and  4 TD and 194 yards  as the NMS footballers cruised to a 52-21 victory.
    You can read more about the game at:
http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-11-02/washburn-suffers-52-21-blowout-loss-northwest-missouri

Mid-East League Football Standings

MID-EAST FOOTBALL STANDINGS NOV. 3

                              League             Overall

Rossville              5-0                       9-0

Silver Lake           4-1                       8-1

Riley County       3-2                       4-5

St. Marys              2-3                       5-4 

Wabaunsee           1-4                      5-4

Rock Creek           0-5                      2-7

    The top four teams advance to bi-district playoffs on Tuesday night.

Football Play-offs Begin Tuesday

    The 3A playoffs begin Tuesday, Nov. 5 with the bi-district games.    Rossville (9-0) will host Easton-Pleasant Ridge (5-4) with the winner advancing to play the winner of the Seneca-Nemaha Valley (8-1) and Sabetha (4-5) game on Saturday, Nov. 9.
    In other bi-district action on Tuesday,  Silver Lake will host St. Marys and Hiawatha will host Riley County.
    The complete state bracket can be read at:
http://kshsaa.org/Public/Brackets/Football/3A.cfm?Activity=1

Dawgs Over Bears For District Title

Rossville (9-0)        6  13  14   6   = 39
St. Marys  (5-4)     0    0     0  0   =   0

Rossville Scoring Results In Detail:

Christian Roduner 24 yard pass from Tucker Horak (kick failed)
Tucker  Horak 3 yard run (run failed)
Tucker  Horak 17 yd run (Reesor kick)
Tucker Horak 29 yard run (Ressor run)
Nick Ressor 50 yard pass from Tucker Horak (kick blocked)
Nick Reesor 3 yard run (kick failed)

Rushing:
Tucker Horak  8 - 17
Nick Reesor  12 - 56
Devin Morris   5 - 19
Jack Steckel    8 - 51
Thatcher Horak 1 - (-3)
Tagen Lambotte  2 - (-4)
Lake Schultz-Pruner 1 - 2

Passing:
Tucker Horak  9 of 16 for 154 yards, no interceptions

Receiving:
Jack Steckel 2 - 48
Christian Roduner 4 - 46
Nick Reesor  2 - 60
Thatcher Horak 1 - 6

Emily Amack (11) Receives Scholarship

Emily Amack has received the Blanche Bryden Nursing Scholarship for Fall 2013 and Spring 2014, which was awarded to her from the Stormont-Vail Foundation for majoring in Nursing. She did her prerequisite work at Baker University in Baldwin City, Ks where she also cheered and was a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. She is now finishing her undergraduate work at the Baker University School of Nursing in Topeka with an expected graduation date of May 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. After that she will take the national licensing examination, NCLEX, to become a registered nurse. She is the daughter of Carrie Purney-Crider and granddaughter of Mark and Carolyn Wilt.

Buhler (11) Leads W. U. To Eighth Win

    Mitch  Buhler was 25 of 39 with five TDs and one interception for  total of  277 yards as Washburn U. defeated Lindenwood 44-35 last Saturday at Yaeger Field in Topeka.  
    The Ichobods are now 8-0 but face a tough test this Saturday in a road trip against #2 ranked Northwest Missouri State.

http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-10-26/no-10-washburn-puts-away-lions-late-stay-perfect

Rossville Beats Bears

    The Dawgs trimmed the Bears fur last night with a 39-0 beatdown.   No other info available at this time.
The win gives the Dawgs the District Championship as well as the Mid-East Championship.

3A Volleyball Sub-State

    The girls volleyball team won their first round of the 3A Sub-state tournament held at Rossville by defeating Central Heights 25-12, 26-24.  Their semi-final game was against the eventual sub-state champion Silver Lake.  Silver Lake won 8-26, 15-25.
    The one consolation is that the RHS girls put up the best fight of the tournament against Silver Lake.  They won the championship against Wellsville 25-11,25-7.  In their first round game,  the Eagles  trounced Osage City  25-8, 25-4.

New CryptoLocker Virus Rapidly Spreading (Upsdated 11/4)

    Nearly all virus warnings sent by e-mail are hoaxes.  But,  here is one warning that is very serious.  It  requires you to pay a ransom to get all your files back,  which is not always successful.  To avoid it,  avoid opening any e-mail attachments that look suspicious,  even if from a friend or legitimate company, do not click on any link in a suspicious e-mail, and do not go to web sites that look suspicious.

http://www.komando.com/tips/index.aspx?id=15500&utm_medium=nl&utm_source=alerts&utm_content=2013-10-31-article-1-title-a


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CryptoLocker

Update 11-4-13: At first the criminals behind CryptoLocker said you had four days to pay or your files were locked forever. Now, however, they say that you can get them back even after four days. The catch is that you'll have to pay more than $2,000!

While you might pay this ransom as a last resort, users are reporting that some files will give an error and stay locked. There is no way to recover those files.

- See more at: http://www.komando.com/tips/index.aspx?id=15500&utm_medium=nl&utm_source=notd&utm_content=2013-11-04-article_2-title#sthash.ekNiKXMS.dpuf

St. Marys Game Big For Both Teams

    The Thursday night Rossville-St. Marys game will be an important one for both teams.  For the Dawgs,  a win means not sharing the Mid-East League title with Silver Lake.  For either team,  a win means not having to face Silver Lake in the B-District game next Tuesday.  
    Here is the Capital-Journal view of the game.
http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-10-30/st-marys-football-looking-spoil-rossvilles-undefeated-season

3A Cross Country Regional

      RHS was 9th of the 12 teams competing in the boys cross country sub-state at Sabetha which was won by Riley County.  Clayton Rubio was Top Dawg, coming up  a bit short in his bid for a state berth  finishing 13th in 17:57, 11 seconds away from state qualification.
       Other team members and their placement were:  Dalton Kelley, 32nd; Jake Gentry, 60th; Matt Stillion, 66th; Skylar Olson, 71st; Fred Schuler, 75th, Derek Gentry, 76th.
      RHS did not field a girls team,  but two did compete as individuals.  Alyssa Thompson was 57th and Tori Dubois was 64th.
       The complete results can be read at:  http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjshs/athletics/crosscountry/13/13_reg.pdf

Tagen Lambotte (13) Committs to Iowa

    According to the Des Moines Register,  Tagen Lambotte, a senior at Rossville High,  has committed to wrestle for University of Iowa.  Tagen has been very successful in the 3A class in Kansas and  projects as a 149-pounder in college.  Tagen was the 3A state champion for the past three years in the 145 pound  class.   He said he considered Northern Iowa, Missouri, Bucknell and Lehigh before selecting the Hawkeyes last week.

    According to Tagen,  “It’s been my dream (to wrestle at Iowa), my goal since I started wrestling as a little kid,” he said. “The atmosphere at Iowa and the coaching staff and the style fits me. I like the way they wrestle, the way they do everything, the way they live life, the lifestyle.”

    The state of Iowa,  Iowa U. and Iowa State U have been noted for many years for  their superior wrestling programs.

    To read more about Tagen,  go to:
http://rossvilleksalumninews.blogspot.com/2013/02/lambotte-wins-third-straight-state-title.html

Shirley Hudson (53) Passes Away

    Shirley Hudson, 77, of Rossville, passed away on Friday, October 25, 2013 at Midland Hospice in Topeka.
    She was born December 16, 1935 in Topeka the daughter of Wesley R. and Loma (Landis) Hudson. She graduated from Rossville High School and Emporia State Teachers College. She worked for over 52 years as office manager for Groff & Berry CPA. She loved sports, especially K-State football. Shirley loved to travel, going to 48 states in her lifetime.  Shirley was a 50 year member of the Rossville United Methodist Church.
    Survivors include her sister, Virginia Hays of Topeka; sisters-in-law, Mary Hudson of Topeka and Linda Hudson of Burlington, Kansas; dear life-long friend, Helen Viergever of Rossville; and numerous nieces and nephews of several generations. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Duane and Larry; her parents; one nephew, Douglas and a niece Kristie.
     Funeral services will be held at 11:00 am Friday Nov 1, 2013 at the Rossville United Methodist Church. Interment will follow at the Rossville Cemetery. The family will receive friends from 10-11 Friday morning prior to the service at the church in Rossville. She will lie in state from 8-5 on Thursday at the Davidson Funeral Home in Topeka. Memorial contributions may be made to Rossville UMC. To leave a message for the family please visit www.davidsonfuneral.com