Blood Drive Nov 2 at RHS

Space Available at the Upcoming Blood Drive! Rossville High School/Community BLOOD DRIVE Monday, November 2 2:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. 800 S Main ● Commons Area Come help the students reach their goal! There are appointments available for the blood drive. Please click the link below to view available times and to schedule your donation appointment. make an appointment Save A Life. Right Here, Right Now. Thank you for your support!

Irene Milbradt Passes Away

      Irene Milbradt, 93, passed away Sunday, October 25, 2015, in Topeka, KS.
      A graveside ceremony will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 28, 2015, at Rossville Cemetery, Rossville, KS. Memorial contributions may be made to Lexington Park Long-Term Care, Activities Department, 1021 SW Fleming Ct, Topeka, KS 66604. To leave a message for the family online, please visit www.PenwellGabelTopeka.com.

Taylor Bittner Qualifies For State

Taylor Bittner placed 7th on Saturday in the cross country regionals. This qualifies her for the State championships next Saturday @ 1:00 at Rim Rock outside of Lawrence.

Rawling's and Hurley's

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    This photo,  taken about 1951-54, is of the Rawling's Hy-Klas grocery store and Hurley's Sundries on the west side of Main Street.     In the early 1960s, Hurley's store became Klesath's Drug Store.   John Hurley had the local funeral home in Rossville on East Perry,  and also had a used car lot at the corner of Main St. and US 24.  He was the father of Roger and Linda Hurley.
    The Rawlings grocery store was once known as "the pint-sized super market" and was later sold to the Channel family which ran it for a number of years.
    The Wehner hardware store occupies both of these buildings now.

KPreps 3A FB Rankings

#1 ROSSVILLE (8-0)

Last: beat Osage City 61-7

Rossville scored 35 points in the second quarter in routing Osage City 61-7. Tucker Horak rushed for 103 yards and two touchdowns on just six carries to lead the Bulldawgs. Rossville will travel to rival Silver Lake to determine the district championship this week.

Next: at No. 5 Silver Lake (8-0)

#2 WICHITA COLLEGIATE (8-0)

Last: rolled past Wichita Independent 63-14

Collegiate continued to cruise through their 3A district with a 63-14 win over Independent. Quarterback Austin Waddell completed 9 of 13 passes for 213 yards and five touchdowns for the Spartans. Back Nathan Burgoyne rushed for two touchdowns and caught two touchdown passes to help Collegiate remain unbeaten at 8-0.

Next: at Douglass (2-6)

#3 SCOTT CITY (8-0)

Last: beat Lakin 55-0

Scott City raced out to a 35-0 lead after one quarter and cruised past Lakin. Cooper Griffith rushed for 93 yards and three touchdowns on only six carries to lead the Beavers. Quarterback Bo Hess completed all three of his passes for 72 yards and touchdown pass to Drake McRae.

Next: vs. Cimarron (6-2)

#4 HALSTEAD (8-0)

Last: held off Garden Plain, 32-28

Layke Heimerman scored on a 4-yard run with 1:34 remaining to lift the Dragons to a 32-28 win over Garden Plain. Casey Kohr sealed the game with a late interception inside the five-yard line to end a final Garden Plain threat and preserve the win. The Dragons and Owls battled back-and-forth in a game that featured seven lead changes and no lead bigger than eight points. Heimerman finished with 129 rushing yards and two touchdowns, while quarterback Eli McKee rushed for 164 yards and a pair of touchdowns for the Dragons. Halstead played without all-state running back Blake Beckett due to injury.

Next: vs. Hutchinson Trinity (3-5)

#5 SILVER LAKE (8-0)

Last: beat Oskaloosa 48-0

Silver Lake remained unbeaten with a 48-0 shut out of Oskaloosa. The Eagles scored three times in the first quarter to lead 21-0. Silver Lake expanded that lead to 41-0 at halftime. The Eagles will host arch rival and top-ranked Rossville in the War on 24 this week.

Next: vs. No. 1 Rossville (8-0)

Others Considered: Garden Plain (7-1), Hesston (7-1), Hoisington (8-0), Nemaha Central (8-0), Norton (6-2), Southeast of Saline (7-1), St. Mary's Colgan (6-2), Washington County (8-0)

3A Football Rankings By CJ

Team (last week) record

1. Rossville (1) 8-0

2. Halstead (2) 8-0

3. Scott City (3) 8-0

4. Silver Lake (4) 8-0

5. Wichita Collegiate (5) 8-0

Others — Beloit 6-2, Chaparral 6-2, Cheney 6-2, Cherryvale 7-1, Cimarron 6-2, Colgan 6-2, Garden Plain 7-1, Hesston 7-1, Hoisington 8-0, Maur Hill 5-2, Nemaha Central 8-0, Neodesha 7-1, Norton 6-2, Pleasant Ridge 7-1, SE-Saline 7-1, Washington County 8-0, Wellsville 6-2.

Notes — Even with standout running back Blake Beckett, No. 2 Halstead was going to have its hands full against fellow unbeaten Garden Plain. Without Becker, who had a leg injury, the Dragons looked vulnerable. Instead, Eli McKee ran for 258 yards and Layke Heimerman added 129 on the ground and Halstead picked off Garden Plain late to survive 32-28.

Sub-State Volleyball Tournament

    The lady dawgs won their first round in the sub-state volleyball tournament on Sat. against St. Marys 25-23, 25-17.  However,  as the #4 seed,  they then had to play the #1 seed Silver Lake.  That didn't go as well with the eagles coming out on top with scores of 7-25, 9-25.

CatchIt Kansas 3A Rankings

1.    Rossville                                        W 61-7 Vs Osage City

2.    Halstead                                         W 32-28 vs  Garden Plain

3.    Wichita Collegiate                           W 63-14 vs Wichita Independent

4.    Scott City                                       W 55-0 vs Lakin

5.    Silver Lake                                     W 48-0 vs Oskaloosa

Eagle 3A Rankings.

No change in the 3A rankings by the Wichita Eagle.

1. Rossville  8-0 (1)
2. Halstead   8-0 (2)
3. Scott City 8-0 (3)
4. Wichita Collegiate 8-0 (4)
5. Silver Lake 8-0 (5)

Others considered: Beloit, Chaparral, Cheny, Cherryvale, Cimmarron,  Council Grove, Galena,  Garden Plain, Hesston, Hoisington, Maur Hill,  Nemaha Central, Neodesha, Norton,  Pittsburg Colgan, Pleasant Ridge, SE-Saline, Washington County, Wellsville.

Dawgs Rout Indians 61-7

    The Dawgs got off to a slow start,  but poured it on in the 2nd quarter enroute to a 61-7 win over the Osage City Indians.  The Dawgs received the kick-off,  but a line drive bounced off one of the linemen and was recovered by the Indians.  The Dawgs second possession ended when a pass was tipped by the receiver and ended up in the defenders hands further downfield.   The Dawgs  scored on the next possession and then added 5 TDs in the second quarter.
    Defensive lineman Gabe Marney intercepted a pass to score from around 35 yards out.  Tucker Horak carried 6 times for 103 yards and 2 TDs.  Six different Dawgs scored TDs
    The Indians had quite a few first downs with Kimball being 23 of 38 for 194 yds and 1 TD.  This offense was able to keep the Dawgs potent offense on the sideline for most of the first quarter.

Ro      6      35      13     7      61
OC     0       7        0      0       7

Rossville — Horak (2), 25 run, 55 run; Hammes (2), 0 blocked punt, 24 run; Cavanaugh 1 run; Roduner 10 pass from Horak; Marney interception; Balch 40 run; Schumaker 40 pass from Horak. PAT — Nascimento 3 Kicks; Roduner pass from Horak.

Osage City — Kimball 27 pass from Haskins. PAT — Cooley Kick.

     There was no video by WIBW or KSNT this week.

    Other scores of interest:
Centrailia 44  St. Marys 15
Nemaha Central 40  Rock Creek 14
Silver Lake  48  Oskaloosa 0
Halstead 32  Garden Plain 28
Scott City 55 Lakin 0
Wichita Collegiate 63 Wichita Independent 14

Cross Country Regionals Sat.

      The RHS runners go to the Cross Country Regionals at the Leonardville Golf Course, SATURDAY, 8:30am. 

Volleyball Sub-State on Sat.

    The volleyball sub-state will be at Silver Lake on Sat., Oct. 24, with the first match beginning at 2:00.  
    Rossville (9-25) is seeded #4 and will play #5 seed St. Marys (9-25).  The winner willplay the winner of the #1 seed Silver Lake (35-2) and #8 seed Oskaloosa (3-32).

RHS Volleyball At Wabaunsee

    The RHS varsity volleyball team lost their two matches at Wabaunsee on Tuesday by scores of 15-25, 22-25 and then 15-25, 22-2 in the second match.  The Rossville team finished the regular season 9-24.

Computer Football Predictions

105.5 Rossville 67 OSAGE CITY 38.5
101.5 Silver Lake 55.6 OSKALOOSA 45.9
86.6 Nemaha Central 22 ROCK CREEK 64.6
67.5 RILEY COUNTY 3.6 Minneapolis 63.9
106.2 Scott City 50.8 LAKIN 55.4
106.3 WICHITA COLLEGIATE 58.6 Wichita Independent 47.7
93.1 Halstead 17.1 GARDEN PLAIN 76
83.4 Centralia 31.4 ST. MARYS 52