This Week's KWCA Rankings

  This week's 3A rankings are the same as last week with 4 MEL schools in the top ten--Wabaunsee 7th, Silver Lake is 8th,   Rossville 9th, and Riley County 10th.
   Holden Hurla in still ranked third in the 152 lb. class and Isaiah Luellen maintains his number one ranking in 160 lb.

Complete rankings can be read at:
http://www.kansaswrestling.org/rankings

Brock Bush Going To Spelling Bee

    Rossville fifth grader Brock Bush will be taking part in the Shawnee Co. spelling bee on Saturday at Seaman High.    For details, go to:
 http://www.cjonline.com/news/20180212/shawnee-county-spelling-bee-set-for-saturday-at-seaman-high-school

Boys BB Team Gets Big Win At Wabaunsee

The RHS boys picked up another MEL victory Tuesday evening at Wabaunsee with an easy 61-29 win.

RHS Girls Lose To Wabaunsee

Rossville lost their Tuesday night game at Wabaunsee 65-46.

Wabaunsee 18 22 13 12  =   65
Rossville      15 11   5 15  =   46

Rossville sccoring:
Porter         4            3-11      11 
Buhler        3 (1)        2-2        9 
Hill             4              0-0        8 
Anderson   3              0-0        6 
Kirk            2              0-0        4 
Rabe          2              0-0       4 
Streit          1              0-0       2 
Badura       0             1-2        1 
Morelli        0             1-2        1 
Totals       19 (1)       7-17    46

RHS Winter Royalty

Congratulations to Queen Maura Buhler and King Zaba Luellen being crowned  Rossville High School Winter Royalty 2018.

MEL Basketball Standings

Boys
                   League Overall
Rock Creek     8-0   15-1
Silver Lake     6-1    13-4
St. Marys        4-4    10-6
Riley County  3-4     7-8
Rossville         1-6     4-13
Wabaunsee    0-7     4-12

Girls
                    League Overall
St. Marys        6-2     11-5
Wabaunsee    5-2     13-3
Riley County  5-2     10-5
Rossville         3-4     10-7
Silver Lake     2-5      6-11
Rock Creek     1-7      2-14

Arrest in Rossville Sat. Night

From the Rossville Police Dept.

February 10th, 2018 near US 24 & Main in Rossville just before midnight. The on-duty Rossville Officer witnessed a pickup truck with illegal tags driving through town. The vehicle was stopped and drug paraphernalia was visible in plain sight. Further investigation revealed additional drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. The pickup was found to have never been registered by the driver, no proof of insurance was available, and the illegally displayed inactive tag was from the previous owner. The suspect was found to be a Fugitive from Justice out of Missouri for 2nd Degree Burglary and Failing to Register a Vehicle. A Shawnee County Sheriffs Deputy responded to assist as a back up officer. The suspect was arrested and transported to the Shawnee County Jail where he awaits extradition to Missouri. In addition he faces multiple misdemeanor drug and traffic charges in Rossville Municipal Court. The tag and paraphernalia were seized as evidence and the vehicle towed away by a wrecker service.

MEL Wrestling

The results of the MEL wrestling tournament at Rossville on Feb.  9 are below.

Click on the image to enlarge.

Silver Lake was the winning team

Morgan Read (17) At Allen CCC

Morgan Read is a freshman at Allen Co. Community College and is on their dance team. 

Rossville High Scholarships

I overlooked this list that should have been published in May 2017. 

ROSSVILLE HIGH SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

Rossville High School held its annual Spring Awards Night on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 to bestow awards and scholarships to deserving students.  The counselor, administration, and faculty would like to thank all of the scholarship contributors and presenters for their donations and interest in the students of Rossville.  Your dedication to our students is greatly appreciated.

The following scholarships were presented:

Custom Wood Products Scholarship:  ($1000 renewable)

Presented to Emily Woodcock. The scholarship was established by Donald and Pamela Lake to further Custom Wood’s commitment to the communities of Rossville and St. Marys.

Rossville Booster Club Scholarship: ($200)

Presented by Jenny Schaefer to Ashley Rietcheck. The award began in 2012 and the recipient must have participated in a KSHSAA activity throughout high school. Ashley will attend Emporia State to study Accounting. She has also received the ESU Presidential, ESU Preston Accounting, and ESU Valedictorian Scholarships

Bryan Lindstrom Inspirational Scholarship: ($500)

Presented by Craig Stromgren to Taylor Bittner. This scholarship is a tribute to Bryan, who was an inspiration to others and lost his life to cancer in 2013.

Rossville High School Alumni Association: ($1500)

Presented by Kathy Kovar to Laura Gillum, Morgan Foster, and Emily Woodcock. The Association was founded in 1998 and has awarded over $16,000 to deserving students in this 20-year period. The award’s recipient must meet high standards set out by the association and be a good representative of RHS as they move on through college and begin their career. 

Rossville United Methodist Church: ($2000 renewable scholarship)

Presented by Pastor Lori Schwilling to Emily Woodcock.

The award is given to seniors that are members of the church.

Kaw Valley Education Association: ($250)

Presented by Deanna Hill to Emily Woodcock. KVEA annually raises money and presents scholarships to an RHS and SMHS student planning to pursue a career in education. Emily will attend Kansas State to study Elementary Education and has also received the KSU Foundation Scholarship.

Kansas Masonic Grand Lodge Essay Contest:

Presented by Jim Dodge.  2^nd place in state—Mitchell Porter-$3000

Local recipients: 1st place—Mitchell Porter-$100

2nd place—Amanda Hill and Malcolm Gillum-$50

Each year, Rossville High School juniors and seniors participate in an essay contest conducted by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas. Delia Masonic Lodge organizes, selects, and provides awards to the school winners. This year, students were asked to write an essay on how their personal involvement in serving others has made a positive impact on their community. Malcolm will attend Washburn University to study Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement.

Doug Perine Memorial Scholarship: ($500)

Presented to Alyssa Thompson. The scholarship was established in 2012 to honor Doug, a longtime community figure, and is given to an RHS student planning to continue their education. Alyssa plans to attend Washburn Institute of Technology for the Surgical Tech program.

Les Hallmark Memorial Scholarship: ($200)

Presented to Emily Woodcock. The scholarship was established by Dorothy Hallmark and is awarded annually in memory of Les who was an Art teacher at Rossville High School for many years.

Laurel Stone Jackson Scholarship: ($500)

Presented to Emily Woodcock

This is the 2^nd year for the scholarship established by Mrs. Jackson following her retirement as the school librarian. Applicants are required to write an essay over a book they have read.

Cecile Zlatnik Memorial Scholarship: ($250)

Presented to Emily Woodcock. The scholarship is presented annually to recognize individuals who demonstrate outstanding character, service, and leadership. Emily has also received the KSU Foundation Scholarship.

Cole Arnold Memorial Scholarship: ($500)

Presented by Toby and Ann McCullough to Mitchell Porter.

The award is presented annually in memory of their son Cole who died in a car accident the summer before his Senior year.

Rossville Community Development Committee (RCDC) Scholarship: ($300)

Presented by Morgan Hansen Ashlee Brummer to Laura Gillum. The scholarship is based on achievements, community involvement, and contributions to the community of Rossville. Laura will attend KSU to study Architecture. She has also received the KSU Achievement and Tile Council of America Scholarships and will be a member of the Rowing Team.

Rossville Rustlers 4-H Scholarship: ($250)

Presented by Laurie Glotzbach to Mitchell Porter, Andrew Hudson, Morgan Foster, and Fred Schuler. Mitchell will attend KSU to major in Mechanical Engineering and has also received the KSU Leadership, Azura Credit Union, and K-State Regnier 4-H Foundation Scholarships. Andrew will attend KSU to study Industrial Engineering and has also received the KSU Memorial and Shawnee County Extension Education Foundation Scholarships. Morgan will attend KSU for Agriculture Education and has also received the KSU Leadership Scholarship. Fred will attend KSU to major in Political Science and has also received the KSU Putnam Scholarship.

P.E.O. Scholarship: ($300)

Presented by Lynette Hudson to Amanda Hill and Morgan Foster (Legacy Scholarship). This scholarship is awarded annually to young ladies from each of the area high schools.

Pete Darting Memorial Scholarship: ($250)

Presented by Dennis Darting to Taylor Bittner. The award was established in 2008 by the Darting family to honor Mr. Darting, an avid supporter of the Rossville Dawgs. Taylor will attend Wichita State for the Dental Hygiene program and will also be on the WSU Dance Team.

RHS Opportunity Scholarship:

This is the 5^th year for the award, which is provided by anonymous donors. Recipients are chosen based on GPA, ACT, resume, strength of schedule, and an essay over an experience that made an impact in their life.

Ryan Ehrlich received a $600 scholarship. He plans to attend Kansas State to study Electrical Engineering and has also received the KSU Putnam Scholarship. Mitchell Porter received a $400 scholarship. Lora Shinn, Sierra Streit, and Amanda Hill each received a $200 scholarship. Lora plans to attend Highland Community College to study Nursing and has also received an HCC Academic and Softball Scholarship. Sierra will attend KSU to study Pre-Dental Hygiene and has also received the Topeka Evening Sertoma and KSU Activity Scholarships. Amanda will attend Kansas Wesleyan to study Nursing and has also received the KWU Basketball, Presidential, and KWU Award Scholarships.

Harriet Hayes Austin Memorial Scholarship: ($1000)

Presented to Amanda Hill. The scholarship was established in the year 2003 in memory of Ms. Austin to carry on her legacy of caring for others. The recipient of the award must plan to pursue a degree in nursing.

Ron Monhollon Memorial Scholarship:

Presented by Ronda Channel to Trevor Balch. The award is given to a student planning to continue their education in a vocational program. Trevor will attend Cloud County Community College to study Wind Energy

Washburn Tech Certification:

Rossville High School would like to recognize the following students for completing their programs of study at Washburn Tech:

Lexi Hester, Alyssa Thompson, Jade Jessepe, Sydney Purney and Kyndra Suitt—Health Care Tech, receiving CNA certification

Malcolm Gillum and Sean Rewerts—EMT certification

Liam Grant—Phlebotomy Certification

Tanner Renner and Isiah Daughty—Fast Track Welding, receiving Welding certification

Congratulations on your accomplishments!

Leading Basketball Scorers

Team leader in boys basketball is Shane Hulbert averaging  15.4 points per game.
Team leader in girls basketball is Caila Hill at 12.6 points per game.

Dawgfeed 9 Now On-Line

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM2gvs10bA8&feature=em-subs_digest

KWCA Rankings

    In the new KWCA rankings for this week,  Rossville has maintained its Top 10 ranking,  along with three other MEL schools.  Rossville is still 9th, where it has been for several weeks.  Wabaunsee is ranked  7th, Silver Lake 8th and Riley Co. 10th.
   Holden Hurla in still ranked third in the 152 lb. class and Isaiah Luellen maintains his number one ranking in 160 lb.

Complete rankings can be read at:
http://www.kansaswrestling.org/rankings

Eagles Win In Boys Basketball

The  The Silver Lake Eagles dominated the first half pulling away to a 35-26 half-time lead.   But the Dawgs finished down only 5 at 63-58

You can see video of both the boys and girls games at:
http://ksnt.com/2018/02/09/full-court-press-02-09-18/

Silver Lake  12 22 14 15  =  63

Rossville      15 11 15 18  =  58

Silver Lake scoring:

Snook            2        2-2   6 

Baird              3        0-2   6 

Boyd              2        4-5   8 

Griffin             8 (2)   3-4 21 

Adams           4         2-4 10 

Cregan           6         0-0 12 

Totals           25 (2) 11-17 63

Rossville  scoring:

Brummer         2 (1)     0-0     5 

Quiett              5 (4)      2-2  16 

Badura            1           1-2    3 Reeves           1            0-0    2
Hulbert            5            2-5  12
Sumner           5 (2)       0-0 12

Sowers            3            2-4   8  

Totals             22 (7)     7-13 58

In other MEL action:
Wabaunsee 45 Riley Co.  50
Rock Creek 69, St Marys 50