RHS-Wabaunsee Volleyball

    The RHS volleyball team defeated Wabaunsee twice on Oct. 18.  The scores were 25-19, 25-21 and then 21-26, 25-12, 25-17.    The Lady Dawgs finished the regular season with a 4-6 Mid-East record.

State Girls Golf Tournament

    Three RHS girls qualified for the 3A state golf tournament as individuals.   Kathleen Shuler finished in a tie for 36th with a 111 score.  Emily Woodcock tied for 39th with a 112.  Jessica Sowers finished 77th.
    There were 86 girls competing at the Buffalo Dunes Golf Course in Garden City on Oct. 17th.

Fall Concert Oct. 20

There will be a Fall Concert at RHS on Thursday,  Oct. 20, beginning at 7:00 PM.

Community Blood Drive

     A Community Wide Blood Drive will be held at Rossville High on Monday, Oct. 31 at 2:30-5:45 PM. 

     

Announcements Video For Oct. 17

Video of announcemnts for the week of Oct. 17-23, announced by Paul Borgerding,  can be seen at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDqEzqhwtMg

Computer Football Predictions

District Four Predictions:

... 90.8 ... ROSSVILLE ... 34.5 ... St. Marys ... 56.3

... 68.6 ... Mission Valley ... 7.7 ... COUNCIL GROVE ... 60.9

Other Mid-East League teams:

... 82.8 ... Riley County ... 2.8 ... BELOIT ... 80

... 93.5 ... SILVER LAKE ... 24.9 ... Perry-Lecompton ... 68.6

... 79.2 ... CLAY CENTER ... 14.5 ... Rock Creek ... 64.7

Daryl & Shirley Mitchell Celebrate 50th

Daryl and Shirley Mitchell of  Rossville, will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with a family dinner. The couple wed Oct. 22, 1966, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Delia. They have five children, Ronda (Bryan) Rabe, Delia; Candy (Curt) Brecheisen, Jody (Sarah) Mitchell, Monte (Katie) Mitchell, and Randi (Brandon) Channel, all of Rossville; and 10 grandchildren.

Abilene Invitational Volleyball

Rossville finished in Fifth Place at the Abilene Invational.

Pool A — Abilene def. Buhler, 25-15, 25-6; Salina Central def. Rossville, 25-23, 25-23; Abilene def. Rossville, 25-8, 25-11; Salina Central def. Buhler, 25-19, 26-24; Abilene def. Salina Central, 25-17, 25-19; Rossville def. Buhler, 25-21, 25-17.

Pool B — Smoky Valley def. Royal Valley, 25-7, 25-17; Ellsworth def. Topeka High, 23-25, 25-22, 25-21; Smoky Valley def. Topeka High, 25-16, 25-23; Ellsworth def. Royal Valley, 25-17, 25-20; Smoky Valley def. Ellsworth, 25-19, 25-18; Topeka High def. Royal Valley, 16-25, 25-22, 25-18.

Semifinals — Abilene def. Ellsworth, 25-11, 25-9; Smoky Valley def. Salina Central, 25-19, 25-22. Championship — Abilene def. Smoky Valley, 25-12, 25-17. Third place — Salina Central def. Ellsworth, 25-15, 26-24. Fifth place — Rossville def. Topeka High, 25-23, 25-23. Seventh place — Buhler def. Royal Valley, 25-20, 25-17.

Dist. 4 Football Standings

3A District 4 Football Standings

Rossville	1-0	21	—
Council Grove	1-0	21	—
St. Marys	0-1	-21	—
Mission Valley	0-1	-21	—

Next Friday’s games — St. Marys at Rossville, Mission Valley at Council Grove.

Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/sports/high-school/article108525902.html#storylink=cpy

3A Football Rankings (updated)

Class 3A Football Rankings by Capital-Journal

1. Silver Lake (1) 7-0
2. Hoisington (2) 7-0
3. Phillipsburg (3) 7-0
4. Rossville (5) 6-1
5. Nemaha Central (NR) 7-0

Others — Beloit 5-2, Chaparral 7-0, Cheney 5-2, Conway Springs 6-1, Council Grove 6-1, Fredonia 6-1, Galena 5-2, Garden Plain 6-1, Halstead 6-1, Jayhawk-Linn 7-0, Marion 6-1, Mission Valley 5-2, Norton 5-2, Sabetha 6-1, SE-Saline 7-0, Wellsville 6-1.

Notes — District 10 is already living up to expectations as the toughest in 3A with all four teams entering with 5-1 marks or better. Chaparral managed to stay undefeated with a 27-6 win over Cheney, but Garden Plain wasn’t as fortunate. The Owls couldn’t convert on a two-point conversion early in the fourth quarter and then saw a fourth-and-2 pass at the Conway Springs 12 fall incomplete last as the Cardinals pulled off the 21-20 upset.

Class 3A Football Rankings by CatchItKansas

1. Silver Lake (7-0)

2. Hoisington (7-0)

3. Rossville (6-1)

4. Phillipsburg (7-0)

5. Southeast of Saline (7-0)

6. Nemaha Central (7-0)

7. Sabetha (6-1)

8. Chaparral (7-0)

9. Conway Springs (6-1)

10. Garden Plain (6-1)

KPREPS 3A Football Rankings

#1 HOISINGTON (7-0)

Last: Won 39-20 @ Ellsworth

Hoisington struggled some against high-octane Ellsworth, a team that had won four straight contests, but eventually won 39-20 in District 15 action. Ellsworth led 6-0 and 12-6 in the first half before the Cardinals tied the game at 12 on a touchdown from Hunter Hanzlick. In the second half, the Cardinals pulled away as Hanzlick scored for a 24-12 lead. Cam Davis added another rushing score for a 31-12 lead. Hoisington has won 24 straight regular season contests. The win put the Cardinals in a great position for the district title with Larned and Lyons, two teams that were winless entering districts, in the final two weeks.

Next: @ Larned (1-6)

 

#2 SILVER LAKE (7-0)

Last: Won 49-0 @ Oskaloosa

Silver Lake remained undefeated with a 49-0 victory against Oskaloosa in its District 3 opener. The Eagles scored 21 points in each of the first two quarters. Dalton Dultmeier had runs of 49, 16 and 14 yards and rushed for an 11-yard score.

Next: vs. Perry-Lecompton (3-4)

 

#3 PHILLIPSBURG (7-0)

Last: Won 58-18 @ Thomas More Prep

Phillipsburg rolled over TMP, 58-18, in a road victory in its District 14 opener and stayed undefeated. This week, the Panthers travel to rival Norton (5-2, 1-0) in a matchup that’s expected to decide both spots in District 14 play. The Panthers led 34-0 at the end of the first quarter after a punt return score with one second left in the quarter. Phillipsburg was up 55-0 with 3:51 left in the second quarter.

Next: @ Norton (5-2)

#4 ROSSVILLE (6-1)

Last: Won 49-27 @ Mission Valley

Rossville pulled away from Mission Valley, 49-27, in a battle of teams that entered with just one loss in District 4 – a quartet that also features Council Grove (6-1). The game was tied at seven after the first quarter when Rossville outscored the Vikings 21-7 in the second quarter and 17-0 in the third quarter. Jacob Bradshaw collected five touchdown runs of five, 34, 54, seven and nine yards. He rushed 30 times for 261 yards. Clay Phillips threw a 40-yard pass, a 56-yard scoring run, and rushed 29 times for 161 yards for the Vikings.

Next: vs. St. Marys (3-4)

#5 NEMAHA CENTRAL (7-0)

Last: Won 20-14 @ Sabetha

Nemaha Central delivered a 20-14 win against rival Sabetha in a matchup of undefeated teams in District 1. The Thunder, which moved into the rankings for the first time, stopped Sabetha on three first-half drives inside NC territory, including once at the one-yard line before halftime. Luke Haverkamp scored the game-winning touchdown on a one-yard run with 57.9 seconds left. NC trailed 14-7 entering the fourth quarter. Sabetha held a 272-230 yardage edge.

Next: vs. Riverside (3-4)

Mid-East League Football Standings

MID-EAST LEAGUE FOOTBALL STANDINGS

                       League  Overall

Silver Lake       5-0      7-0
Rossville          3-1      6-1
Riley County    3-2      4-3
Wabaunsee      1-3      3-4
St. Marys          0-3      3-4
Rock Creek      1-4      1-6

Rossville Defeats Mission Valley

Rossville wins their first District game  on Oct. 14 by defeating Mission Valley 49-27 behind Jacob Bradshaws running 30 times for 261 yards and 5 TDs.

Rossville (6-1)            7  21  7  14   =  49

Mission Valley (5-2   ) 7   7   0  13   =  27

Rossville scoring:
Bradshaw (5), 5 run, 34 run, 54 run, 7 run, 9 run; Foster (2), 23 run, 15 run. PAT - Andresen 7 Kicks.

Mission Valley scoring:

Roberts  (2) 5 run, 3 run; Rudeen  40 pass from Phillips; Phillips 56 run. PAT - Rudeen 3 Kicks.

In the other half of the district, Council Grove also picked up a win

Council Grove 25
St. Marys 0

Other Mid-East scores include:

Sliver Lake 49
Oskaloosa 0

Riley Co.     64
Minneapolis   0

In 2A
Centralia 16
Wabaunsee 36

In 4A
Smoky Valley  36
Rock Creek      29

Benefit For Four Killed

Outpouring of Love Benefit memorial event for four killed in August crash

Motorcycle run set for Oct. 22

Posted: October 14, 2016 - 8:43pm

By The Capital-Journal

A memorial and benefit is planned for those involved in an August crash that killed four, including three students from Silver Lake schools.

Outpouring of Love Benefit motorcycle run is scheduled for Oct. 22, according to a Facebook page for the event.

A motorcycle run will begin at Kickstart, 2521 N. Kansas at 10:30 a.m., with stops at The Dugout, Louie’s Lounge, Abigail’s and the American Legion Capital Post 1. Registration starts at 10:30 a.m. at $20 per driver and $10 per rider. Riders are expected to arrive at the American Legion between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.

A number of bands including, Phaders, Rob Wade Band, Other Brother Darryl and Straight Shot, will begin playing at 3 p.m. Tickets for only the concert are $10.

Of the four killed Aug. 18 in a two-car crash on US-24 highway, three were students from Silver Lake schools. The victims were Gaby Greeve, 11, a sixth-grader at Silver Lake Elementary School; Tyler Crouse, 14, a ninth-grader at Silver Lake High School; Devin Greeve, 17, a 12th-grader at Silver Lake High School; and Lance Lenard, 47, of Rossville.

Kade Lenard, 13, of Rossville, was injured.

All three of the student fatality victims, Gaby and Devin Greeve and Tyler, all of Topeka, were passengers in the same car, a white 1999 Subaru Impreza that Devin Greeve was driving. The fourth fatality victim, Lenard, was the driver in a gray 2007 Pontiac Vibe.

The crash between the Impreza and the Vibe occurred about 7:20 that morning in the 8400 block of N.W. US-24 highway, about 50 yards west of Humphrey Road. According to the KHP, the crash occurred when the Impreza, which was westbound on US-24, dropped off the right shoulder and 

Ronda Pegram Is Silver Lake Principal

    Ronda Pegram,  principal of Silver Lake Elementary School, is a 1987 graduate of Rossville High.    She received her bachelor's degree and a masters degree in Elem Ed. from KSU,  and also a masters in  Educational Leadership from Washburn U.
    Her profile can be read at:  http://www.silverlakeschools.org/168938_4