RHS Girls Golf Team Gets Second

    The Lady ?Dawgs finished second at the West Franklin Invitational golf tournament at Lamont Hill led by Emily Woodcock's first place on Sept 10.

     The teams finished:
1.    Uniontown                 233
2.    Rossville                  237
3.    Council Grove            240
4.    Jeff   West                245
5.     St. Marys                 246
6.     Cernre                      272
7.    West Franklin             293

      Top Individuals were:
1.    Emily Woodcock            48    Rossville
2.    Jordan Carlson              48    Council Grove
3.    Theresa Bertels             50    St. Marys
4.    Kyley Brown                  52    Uniontown

The girls golf team at West Franklin.  

Top finisher Emily Woodcock is being held.

KPreps 3A Football Rankings

LASS 3A RANKINGS

#1 ROSSVILLE (2-0)

Last: blasted Wabaunsee 61-3Rossville scored 29 first-quarter points in rolling past Wabaunsee 61-3 in Mid-East League action. Quarterback Tucker Horak completed all eight of his passes for 144 yards and two scores and rushed for 38 yards and a score. Cole Schumacher had five receptions for 78 yards and two scores. Dawson Hammes carried five times for 84 yards and two touchdowns for the Bulldawgs.
Next: vs. Rock Creek (1-1)

#2 SCOTT CITY (2-0)

Last: beat Colby 35-6Scott City built a 35-0 halftime lead en route to a 35-6 win over Colby. Quarterback Bo Hess completed 12 of 22 passes for 156 yards and a pair of touchdowns. Hess also added a touchdown rushing in the game. Drake McRae caught eight passes for 114 yards and a score for Scott City. Cooper Griffith led the Beavers with 105 yards rushing on 12 carries. Wyatt Kropp added 55 yards rushing and a touchdown.
Next: vs. Goodland (1-1)

#3 WICHITA COLLEGIATE (2-0)

Last: blasted Towanda-Circle 77-0Collegiate raced out to 42 first-quarter points in blowing out Circle. Quarterback Austin Waddell passed for 132 yards and nine different Spartans scored on the night. The competition tightens up this week when the Spartans host defending 4A-II champion Andale.
Next: vs. 4A-II No. 2 Andale (1-1)

#4 HALSTEAD (2-0)

Last: beat Hesston 18-6Halstead used a relentless rushing attack to top Hesston for only the second time in the past eight meetings. The Dragons rushed for more than 325 yards in the 18-6 victory over the Swathers. Blake Beckett rushed for more than 120 yards and two touchdowns for Halstead.
Next: at Hillsboro (0-2)

#5 SILVER LAKE (2-0)

Last: defeated Perry-Lecompton 39-38 in overtimeSilver Lake once again survived overtime by beating Perry-Lecompton, 39-38. Silver Lake led 21-6 at halftime, but the Kaws rallied to within 24-14 after three quarters and scored 18 points in the fourth quarter to force overtime. Perry-Lecompton scored first in overtime to lead 38-32, but failed to connect on a two-point conversion pass. Silver Lake responded with a touchdown pass from Dalton Dultmeier to Ryan Wagner on the first play of their overtime possession. The Eagles added the PAT with no problem to win 39-38.
Next: vs. Riley County (2-0)

Others Considered: Beloit (2-0), Conway Springs (2-0), Galena (2-0), Hoisington (2-0), Nemaha Central (2-0), Norton (2-0)

- See more at: http://kpreps.com/kansas/rankings/football/?class=3A#sthash.N9yrsTcs.dpuf

2015 Forensics Team

RHS Forensics Team at State

 State team front row, Coach Torrence, Kathleen Schuhler, Willow Stipp, and Sydney Purney

Back Row; Terrence Sowers, Brandon Carr, Kole Davoren, Kyle Parr and Riley Falk 

RHS Forensics team out  to dinner at state.

RHS Forensics team competing at Wamego in 2015

Forensic team members at 2015 Prom

CJ 3A Football Rankings

Capital Journal 3A Football Rankings.

1. Rossville (1) 2-0

2. Halstead (2) 2-0

3. Scott City (3) 2-0

4. Silver Lake (4) 2-0

5. Wichita Collegiate (5) 2-0

Others — Beloit 2-0, Caney Valley 2-0, Chaparral 2-0, Conway Springs 2-0, Galena 2-0, Garden Plain 2-0, Hesston 1-1, Hoisington 2-0, Kingman 2-0, Maur Hill 1-0, Nemaha Central 2-0, Norton 2-0, Riley County 2-0, Washington County 2-0.

Notes — Halstead’s high-powered attack didn’t get a whole lot going against Hesston, but the Dragons’ defense was more than up to the task. Halstead held Hesston to just one score and avenged one of its three losses from a year ago with an 18-6 victory.

New FBLA Officers

New 2015-2016 FBLA Officers for RHS

President: Paul Borcherding

Vice President: Mitchell Porter

Secretary: Morgan Foster

Treasurer: Jarrett Ingwerson

Parliamentarian: Eric Ebert

STUCO Rep: Ryan Ehrilch

Wichita Eagle 3A Rankings

Wichita Eagle Class 3A Football Rankings

1. Rossville 2-0 (1)
2. Halstead 2-0 (2)
3. Scott City 2-0 (3)
4. Wichita Collegiate 2-0 (4)
5. Silver Lake 2-0 (5)

Others: Beloit 2-0 (NR), Caney Valley 2-0 (NR), Centralia 1-1 (NR), Chaparral 2-0 (NR), Conway Springs 2-0 (NR), Galena 2-0 (NR), Garden Plain 2-0 (NR), Hesston 1-1 (NR), Hoisington 2-0 (NR), Kingman 2-0 (NR), Maur Hill 1-0 (NR), Nemaha Central 2-0 (NR), Norton 2-0 (NR), Pittsburg Colgan 1-1 (NR), Riley County 2-0 (NR), Washington County 2-0 (NR)

Catchit Kansas 3A Rankings

Catchit Kansas 3A Football Rankings and last Friday's results

1. Rossville (2-0) W 61-3 Wabaunsee (LW: 1)
2. Norton (2-0) W 7-6 Phillipsburg (LW: 2)
3. Halstead (2-0) W 18-6 Hesston (LW: 3)
4. Scott City (2-0) W 35-6 Colby (LW: 4)
5. Silver Lake (2-0) W 39-38 Perry-Lecompton (LW: 5)
6. Wichita Collegiate (2-0) W 77-0 Circle (LW: 7)
7. Conway Springs (2-0) W 34-7 Medicine Lodge (LW: 6)
8. Hoisington (2-0) W 22-6 Nickerson (LW: 10)
9. Garden Plain (2-0) W 54-8 Belle Plaine (LW: NR)
10. Colgan (1-1) W 46-6 Baxter Springs (LW: 10)

WIBW Game Video

    There is a video of the RHS - Wabaunsee game at:
http://www.wibw.com/sports/ksprepzone/headlines/KPZ-Week-2-Rossville-at-Wabaunsee-326757901.html

KSNT Game Video

    There is video of the RHS-Wabaunsee game on   http://ksnt.com/2015/09/11/football-frenzy-091115/
    The game starts at about 4:50 after the Topeka games.

Dawgs Rip Chargers 61-3 (updated)

    The Dawgs picked up an easy win at Wabaunsee on Sept. 11 giving the bench some needed experience.   The Dawgs were up 28-0 at the end of the first quarter and 42-0 at the half.  They stretched that to 55-0 in the third and added another six points in the 4th.  However,  the shutout was spoiled by the Chargers kicking a field goal in the last minute for a final score of 61-3.

Rossville (2-0)    29 13 13   6 — 61

Wabaunsee (0-2)   0   0  0   3 —   3

Rossville scoring— Hammes (3), 14 run, 22 run, 60 pass from Horak; Schumaker (3), 8 pass from Horak, 48 pass from Bradshaw, interception; Foster 29 run; Bradshaw 1 run; Roduner 25 run.

Wabaunsee — Becker 24 field goal.

Rossville Quad Volleyball Tourney (updated)

    The Rossville Quad volleyball tournament was held Sept. 8.
    The Lady Dawgs won their first match agains Topeka High 25-21, 25-19.
    They then lost to Washbur Rural 12-25, 16-25.
    Their final match was against Lawrence who prevailed 15-25, 18-25.
    The RHS volleyball varsity team is now 4-4 for the season.

    Box scores for these three games can be seen at:
http://www.maxpreps.com/high-schools/rossville-bulldogs-(rossville,ks)/volleyball/home.htm

Dawgfeed 3 On Line

http://www.kawvalley.k12.ks.us/schools/rjshs/live_streaming.html

DUI Case Back to Dist. Court

      An appeals court panel said a Shawnee County District Court erred in suppressing all evidence obtained from a police search in a DUI case involving Jennifer Lee Neuman, of Rossville.
      A Rossville city police officer stopped Neuman's car after he observed it crossing the fog line several times on US 24 Highway. A subsequent search of the car found open containers, indications of alcohol use supported by a field sobriety test, and the presence of drug paraphernalia. The state appealed the district court decision suppressing the evidence, and the appeals court ruled the officer had legal grounds to make the stop after observing a valid traffic violation. The case was remanded to Shawnee County

Christina Olejnik Passes Away

      Christina Matilda “Tina” Polson Olejnik, 85, passed away Thursday, September 10, 2015 at the St. Marys Manor.
      She was born February 16, 1930 at Omaha, NE, the daughter of Ellis and Juanita Mitchell Polson.
      Mrs. Olejnik was a homemaker and farm wife, farming with her husband north of Rossville and had worked at the St. Marys Manor for many years.  She was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Rossville, where she served as an Elder and was a member of the Presbyterian Women.  She taught Sunday school and Bible school for many years and had completed the four-year Menninger Bible Course.  Mrs. Olejnik was a member and officer of the ZCBJ Lodge at Rossville, and served as a correspondent for the Western Fraternal Herald for many years.  Tina was a lifelong volunteer for the church, lodge and the Czech Moravan Cemetery.
       On October 6, 1948 she was united in marriage to William Olejnik at Rossville.  He preceded her in death on November 17, 2014.  She was also preceded in death by two daughters, Tammy Olejnik and Lila (Doug) Wolc, a grandson, Blake Wolc and her sister Greta Polson Olejnik.
      Survivors include her son, Robert (Kathy) Olejnik, Rossville; her daughter, Lisa (Jim) Pinney, Johnstown, NE; five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
      Funeral services will be at 11:00 A.M. Monday, September 14, 2015 at Piper Funeral Home in St. Marys.  Interment will be in the Czech Moravan Cemetery north of Rossville.
      Mrs. Olejnik will lie in state and the family will receive friends from 10:00 A.M. until service time Monday at the funeral home.
      Memorial contributions may be made to the Czech Moravan Cemetery or the Rossville Public Library and sent in care of Piper Funeral Home, 714 Maple St, St. Marys, Kansas 66536.
      Condolences can be left at:  http://piperfuneralhome.com/obituaries/christina-matilda-tina-polson-olejnik/