Eagles Get Two Wins (updated)

    The Silver Lake girls beat the RHS girls 57-48 on Friday,  Feb. 13.  Later the SL boys also triumphed by a score of 58-33.
    WIBW has a  longer than usual video of both games at:  http://www.wibw.com/sports/ksprepzone/headlines/February-Rossville-At-Silver-Lake-291885201.html

Dawgs Get Love At Statehouse

     Here is an article and WIBW-TV video of the Dawgs visit to the State House.
http://www.wibw.com/home/headlines/Bulldawgs-Get-Love-At-Kansas-Statehouse-291763431.html

Winter Royalty At RHS

Rossville High Winter Royalty

2015

For additional photos of the crowing and beforehand activities,  go to:  http://rossvilleksphotos.blogspot.com/2015/02/rossville-high-winter-royalty-2015.html

 Queen Breanna Hill and King Corbin Horak

2014 King Jacob Gentry and Queen Samantha Thompson getting ready to present the crown

Candidates Brooke Fairbanks and Corbin Horak

 Candidates Breanna Hill and Luke Hurtig

 Candidates Michaela Little and Lake Schultz-Pruner

Winter Royalty

   Winter Royalty was crowned Tue. night during the half-time of the Boys basketball game.  The candidates were ( L. to R above) Corbin Horak, Brooke Fairbanks, Luke Hurtig, Breanna Hill, Lake Schultzx-Pruner and Michaela Little.
    If anyone has pictures of the festivities,  please e-mail them to frank.ruff@juno.com.

Dawgfeed 14

    Latest version of Dawgfeed is  on-line at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXfJlohwQ50&feature=em-subs_digest

Dawgs Lose To Osage City In BB

    The boys basketball team was greatly outmatched in their Feb. 10 game against Osage City,  losing by a 73-25 score.  The Dawgs are now 8-8 for the saeson.

Osage City     21   20    22   10    =   73
Rossville          6     5     4    10    =   25


Rossville scoring:

Roduner           2          5-6      9
Schultz-Pruner  2          0-0      4
Woodcock        2          0-0      4
Horak               1          1-3      3
Hammes           1          1-2      3
Anderson          1          0-0      2

Totals                9 (0)    7-11   25.

RHS Girls Trample Osage City

   The RHS girls had an impressive win against Osage City on Feb. 10.  Nine girls put points on the board.  The RHS girls are now 8-8 in basketball

Osage City        4     8    5    1   =   18
Rossville          17   18 12     7   =   54

Rossville  scoring:
Nitsch               6 (1)     0-0        13
Hill                    4          2-2        10
Kirk                   2          3-4          7
Day                   1          4-6          6
Zemek               2 (1)     0-0          5
Shinn                 2          0-0          4
Shinn                 2          0-0          4
Little                  1           1-2          3
Porter                1           0-0          2

Totals              21 (2)    10-14      54

Dawgs Ranked Number One

There were a few small changes in the Top 10 3A schools rankings this week,  with Norton and Rossville switching places at the top of the chart.. Nick Reesor moved up one notch to #2.    Mid-East rivals St. Marys, Silver Lake, and Wabaunse are also in the top 10.   

1.  Rossville

2.  Norton

3.  Hoisington

4.  Oberlin

5.  Silver Lake

6.  Marysville

7.  St Marys

10. Wabaunsee

113 lb.   Bryce Gfeller       #1
126 lb.  Alex Cavanaugh   #2
160 lb.  Nick Reesor         #2
182 lb.  Isaac Luellen        #1

For details of each class,  click on below image:

Wendy Madere Is Horizon Award Winner

    Wendy Madere,  a teacher at Rossville Grade School, is a 2015 Kansas Horizon Award Winner.
http://www.ksde.org/Home/QuickLinks/NewsRoom/tabid/586/aid/85/Default.aspx

Taylor Brecheisen (15) To Play At Ft. Scott CC

    Rossville High senior Taylor Brecheisen has signed a Letter of Intent to play softball next year at Ft. Scott Community College.

Cole Brecheisen (13) At Pittsburgh State

    Cole Brecheisen,  son of Curt and Candy Brecheisen,  is a red-shirt freshman on the Pittsburgh State U. baseball team.
    His bio can be read at:
http://www.pittstategorillas.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=2236&path=baseball

#1 Tubbs Vs. #2 Cavanaugh

From the Capital Journal

Fresh off his second loss of the season, Wabaunsee’s Riley Tubbs got back on track with a 4-1 win over Rossville’s Alex Cavanaugh in the 126 finals, a showdown of No. 1 vs. No. 2 in 3-2-1 with each owning a win over the other. Tubbs moved up a weight earlier in the week to face unbeaten Colby Johnson of Burlington and dropped a 5-4 decision, but came away knowing the match helped him in the long run.

“I thought I did pretty good against him,” Tubbs said. “It really shows me what I need to work on. It’s nice to find someone who can beat me because it makes me push even harder.”

Tubbs didn’t need extra motivation against Cavanaugh, who beat him earlier this season. After avenging that loss at Holton, Tubbs controlled their third clash, getting the only takedown in the first period. Cavanaugh didn’t score until a late escape.

“It was pretty nerve-wracking at some points, but I had some tough matches just to get there and I know he did too,” Tubbs said. “Once we got into it, I was pretty confident I could do some work and get the win.”

RHS Girls Lose To Wabaunsee

Wabaunsee   10  11   6   15   =   42
Rossville        11    3   3     7   =   24

Rossville scoring:
Kirk              1          7-10     9
Nitsch          2 (1)     1-1       6
Hill               2           0-0      4
Conley         1           0-0      2
Shinn           1           0-0      2
Steckel        0           1-2      1

Totals          7 (1)     9-13   24.

RHS Boys Win Over Wabaunsee

    The Dawgs turned a half-time tie into an 11 point win on Friday, Feb. 6.
Wabaunsee  12  13  10   9   =   44
Rossville      11  14  16 14   =   55

Rossville scoring
Horak                7 (2)       5-6       21
Sowers             4             0-0         8
Horak               2             3-4         7
Horak               2             2-2         6
Roduner           2             1-3         5
Schultz-Pruner  1 (1)        1-2         4
Hammes          1             0-0         2
Mason              0             2-2         2. 

Totals             19 (3)      14-19      55.