Newsletter for Oct 26-30
It's volleyball DISTRICT time! Come support the Lady Bluebirds tonight at 7:30 PM in the Stover Dome. Tipton won the Skyline vs. Tipton game, so they will be playing TIPTON tonight! Students, the theme is BLACKOUT. Show up, cheer loud.
2026 Girls Volleyball District Tournament
Class 2 District 12 Tournament Bracket
Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will play the winner of the Skyline/Tipton game at 7:30 PM on Oct 22nd in the Stover Dome. Come out and support your Lady Bluebirds!!
Class 2 District 12 Tournament Bracket
Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will play the winner of the Skyline/Tipton game at 7:30 PM on Oct 22nd in the Stover Dome. Come out and support your Lady Bluebirds!!
Picture retake day is Tuesday, October 27, 2026. If you would like your child to receive a retake, please let your child's teacher or office know so we have them on the list. Seniors will need a $25 sitting fee on the day of pictures. Students that were absent or are new to the district will automatically be photographed.
To Order, go to: Inter-state.com Codes are below for individual buildings.
Elem Code: 0533HS
HS Gode: 0536NH
Senior Code: 0585CY
To Order, go to: Inter-state.com Codes are below for individual buildings.
Elem Code: 0533HS
HS Gode: 0536NH
Senior Code: 0585CY
Give Blood. Save Lives. Make a Difference!
The Cole Camp High School National Honor Society is hosting another blood drive, and we need YOUR help to make it a success!
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Time: 1:00–6:00 PM
Location: Junior High Gym
Every donation has the potential to save lives, and we are so grateful for the continued support of our amazing community!
Last year, thanks to our generous donors, Cole Camp High School was recognized for collecting 185 units of blood! Let's keep that momentum going and make this drive another great success!
Whether you're a regular donor or considering giving blood for the first time, we would love to see you there!
Appointments are preferred to walk-ins, use this link to sign up!
savealifenow.org/group and use group code 5B.
Roll up your sleeve, bring a friend, and help us make a difference!
We can't wait to treat (or trick) you at our Annual Trunk or Treat Event! We are going to be located at the cafeteria parking lot this year. Come see us, October 31st, 6:00 pm until all the candy is gone.
Today, You & the Law students had the opportunity to hear oral arguments presented to Missouri's Western District Court of Appeals on UCM's campus.
In addition to the four oral arguments, several students participated in the Q&A session with Judge Pfeiffer, Judge Martin, and Judge Thomson. Thank you to UCM's Criminal Justice and Criminology Department for extending us the invitation and allowing our students to immerse themselves in our Criminal Justice system!
Congratulations to Cole Camp High School alumnus Mateo Cano on earning his Citadel class ring.
The class ring is a major milestone in a cadet’s journey at The Citadel. It symbolizes the commitment, hard work, and growth that have shaped cadets' years in the Corps. We’re proud of Mateo and excited to celebrate this meaningful achievement with him.
Mateo Cano - CCHS Class of 2023
The class ring is a major milestone in a cadet’s journey at The Citadel. It symbolizes the commitment, hard work, and growth that have shaped cadets' years in the Corps. We’re proud of Mateo and excited to celebrate this meaningful achievement with him.
Mateo Cano - CCHS Class of 2023
2026 Girls Volleyball District Tournament
Class 2 District 12 Tournament Bracket
Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will play the winner of the Skyline/Tipton game at 7:30 PM on Oct 22nd in the Stover Dome. Come out and support your Lady Bluebirds!!
Class 2 District 12 Tournament Bracket
Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will play the winner of the Skyline/Tipton game at 7:30 PM on Oct 22nd in the Stover Dome. Come out and support your Lady Bluebirds!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: JV Lady Bluebirds Win Volleyball Tournament: Cole Camp hosted a Junior Varsity Tournament on October 17th beginning at 8 a.m.. Other teams included were Holden, Northwest, Tipton, Warsaw and Sacred Heart.
First pool play game for Cole Camp was opposing Holden and both teams started with 4 on the scoreboard. Cole Camp quickly added 7 with Lauren Hesse notching 2 kills and Kaylan Poe a crosscourt winner. Slowly but surely the Lady Eagles came back and tied the game at 21. Addison Brockman with 2 kills late helped Cole Camp take the set 25-22.
Addy Russell a couple aces in her string of 5 early 2nd set. The left-handed Russell also notched a couple kills midset. Melanie Dieckman served 4 late as Cole Camp won 25-15.
Next pool play game for the Lady Bluebirds included the Northwest Lady Mustangs. Hesse served 5 early and kills by Charlotte Harper helped build an 18-9 lead. Not much change from there as Cole Camp finished ahead 25-15.
Score of 2nd set was 7-5 when Russell started serving for the Blue Crew. Any guesses? More than 10? How about 15! Cole Camp 25-8 in the final pool play set.
Championship match started just before noon and featured Cole Camp and Tipton. Starting from zero, the Lady Cardinals worked up a 10-5 lead. Kaylyn Barnes with a nice dig and back-to-back kills by Russell and Brockman started to narrow the gap. Cole Camp finally caught the Cardinals at 18 and moved ahead 23-20 with Kaylyn Barnes serving. But hold on, Tipton came back to tie at 23. Finally a Brockman score and a Tipton miss at the net gave Cole Camp a 25-23 victory!
The Lady Bluebirds led the 2nd set 8-4, but the Lady Cardinals threw in an ace or 2 to produce a tie at 8. Still tied at 13 when Cole Camp made their move. Brockman served 6 creating space and Hesse wrapped it up serving the last 4 for a 25- 16 Championship victory! Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
First pool play game for Cole Camp was opposing Holden and both teams started with 4 on the scoreboard. Cole Camp quickly added 7 with Lauren Hesse notching 2 kills and Kaylan Poe a crosscourt winner. Slowly but surely the Lady Eagles came back and tied the game at 21. Addison Brockman with 2 kills late helped Cole Camp take the set 25-22.
Addy Russell a couple aces in her string of 5 early 2nd set. The left-handed Russell also notched a couple kills midset. Melanie Dieckman served 4 late as Cole Camp won 25-15.
Next pool play game for the Lady Bluebirds included the Northwest Lady Mustangs. Hesse served 5 early and kills by Charlotte Harper helped build an 18-9 lead. Not much change from there as Cole Camp finished ahead 25-15.
Score of 2nd set was 7-5 when Russell started serving for the Blue Crew. Any guesses? More than 10? How about 15! Cole Camp 25-8 in the final pool play set.
Championship match started just before noon and featured Cole Camp and Tipton. Starting from zero, the Lady Cardinals worked up a 10-5 lead. Kaylyn Barnes with a nice dig and back-to-back kills by Russell and Brockman started to narrow the gap. Cole Camp finally caught the Cardinals at 18 and moved ahead 23-20 with Kaylyn Barnes serving. But hold on, Tipton came back to tie at 23. Finally a Brockman score and a Tipton miss at the net gave Cole Camp a 25-23 victory!
The Lady Bluebirds led the 2nd set 8-4, but the Lady Cardinals threw in an ace or 2 to produce a tie at 8. Still tied at 13 when Cole Camp made their move. Brockman served 6 creating space and Hesse wrapped it up serving the last 4 for a 25- 16 Championship victory! Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Newsletter for Oct 19-23, 2026
The Cole Camp High School Football team will take on Windsor in Windsor tonight at 7:00. If you are unable to make it, here is the Hudl link to watch the game: https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/windsor/organization/24905/windsor-high-school/watch?ib=4368605&shared=true
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Lady Bluebirds Clinch Conference Championship on Senior Night: Thursday OCT 15th was the last home volleyball game for Seniors Andrea Dieckman, Riley Raetz and Taylor Loganbill. It was also Pink Out night in recognition of those who have or currently are dealing with cancer issues. Kudos to the Smithton team wearing pink also. And the seat William Smart had sat in all season was empty with a pink ribbon wrapped around it in memory of his very recent passing.
Addy Russell served 5 as Cole Camp moved ahead 6-2 in the opening JV set. Later, Melanie Dieckman served 5 as part of a 10-1 run and Cole Camp took the set 25-15.
It was the Lady Tigers with a strong 8-1 effort opening the 2nd set. Russell nice hustle at the net and Kaylan Poe a kill and an ace midway. Lauren Hesse a couple scores late but Cole Camp couldn't catch the Tigers and so Smithon won 25-15.
Melanie Dieckman with 7 in a row opening the last JV set. Addison Brockman with 2 well placed hits and Kaylyn Barnes a stretched out dig right at the bench. Cole Camp 15-10 in the deciding 3rd set.
Very tight start to the Varsity game. All 6 players for each team had served at least once and the score was only 8-8. Enter Madilynn Ogle beginning the second rotation. This time she hung around with 11 in a row! Couple aces from her, couple Andrea Dieckman kills and it was Cole Camp 25-13 in the first set.
After a 4-4 start in the 2nd set, Cole Camp was able to score 3 or 4 at a time compared to mostly single points scores for Smithton. Leah Allison and Andrea were adding kills as the Ladybirds took a 25-12 victory.
Loganbill served 5 as part of a 10-8 start to the 3rd set. Andrea held up a do not enter sign, otherwise known as a block, and Aspen Meyer a great save very near the stage! But the wind shifted. Sophomore Eden Herren with 7 in a row as Smithton pulled ahead 16-10. Cole Camp erased that lead and went up 21-20. Carl served 5 in that effort.
Cole Camp up 24-21, but then tied at 24, 25, 26 and 27! Finally 2 failed returns by Cole Camp allowed the Lady Tigers to win the overtime set 29-27.
Back to business in the 4th set as Andrea and Olivia Vansel powered shots over the net and both blocked incoming attempts. Allison served 7 late and a kill by Dakota on a slow flying duck that almost took the hide off the ball! Cole Camp 25-15 wrapping up their 25th and victory of the year!
Kills: Andrea 24, Dakota 11, Allison 10, Ogle 6, Vansel 4.
Digs: Allison 15, Ogle 14, Raetz 13, Carl 12, Meyer 11, Loganbill 7.
Assists: Ogle 43.
Blocks: Andrea 7, Vansel 3, Espey 2.
Aces: Ogle 6.
Great regular season, now it gets even tougher! District play for Cole Camp October 22nd 7:30 p.m. at Stover. Come on over!
Thank you Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Addy Russell served 5 as Cole Camp moved ahead 6-2 in the opening JV set. Later, Melanie Dieckman served 5 as part of a 10-1 run and Cole Camp took the set 25-15.
It was the Lady Tigers with a strong 8-1 effort opening the 2nd set. Russell nice hustle at the net and Kaylan Poe a kill and an ace midway. Lauren Hesse a couple scores late but Cole Camp couldn't catch the Tigers and so Smithon won 25-15.
Melanie Dieckman with 7 in a row opening the last JV set. Addison Brockman with 2 well placed hits and Kaylyn Barnes a stretched out dig right at the bench. Cole Camp 15-10 in the deciding 3rd set.
Very tight start to the Varsity game. All 6 players for each team had served at least once and the score was only 8-8. Enter Madilynn Ogle beginning the second rotation. This time she hung around with 11 in a row! Couple aces from her, couple Andrea Dieckman kills and it was Cole Camp 25-13 in the first set.
After a 4-4 start in the 2nd set, Cole Camp was able to score 3 or 4 at a time compared to mostly single points scores for Smithton. Leah Allison and Andrea were adding kills as the Ladybirds took a 25-12 victory.
Loganbill served 5 as part of a 10-8 start to the 3rd set. Andrea held up a do not enter sign, otherwise known as a block, and Aspen Meyer a great save very near the stage! But the wind shifted. Sophomore Eden Herren with 7 in a row as Smithton pulled ahead 16-10. Cole Camp erased that lead and went up 21-20. Carl served 5 in that effort.
Cole Camp up 24-21, but then tied at 24, 25, 26 and 27! Finally 2 failed returns by Cole Camp allowed the Lady Tigers to win the overtime set 29-27.
Back to business in the 4th set as Andrea and Olivia Vansel powered shots over the net and both blocked incoming attempts. Allison served 7 late and a kill by Dakota on a slow flying duck that almost took the hide off the ball! Cole Camp 25-15 wrapping up their 25th and victory of the year!
Kills: Andrea 24, Dakota 11, Allison 10, Ogle 6, Vansel 4.
Digs: Allison 15, Ogle 14, Raetz 13, Carl 12, Meyer 11, Loganbill 7.
Assists: Ogle 43.
Blocks: Andrea 7, Vansel 3, Espey 2.
Aces: Ogle 6.
Great regular season, now it gets even tougher! District play for Cole Camp October 22nd 7:30 p.m. at Stover. Come on over!
Thank you Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Hello, Bluebird Nation! Bluebird Media, teamed with our yearbook publisher, Walsworth, has a program where community members can submit their photos! You're at the events; you're taking the pictures- why not share the love? You can upload your photos to the link below! The access code is Bluebirds
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Cole Camp/Green Ridge Soccer tonight(10.15.26) vs Boonville has been moved to SFCC with a start time of 5:00.
Congratuations to Madilynn Ogle on the accomplishment of 2000 Assists. Way to go Madilynn!!
Congratuations to Andrea Dieckman on the accomplishment of 1000 Kills. Way to go Andrea!!!
Lady Bluebirds Volleyball: Cole Camp Wins 3 of 4 at Northwest: For volleyball fans who also enjoy a drive through nature, games at Hughesville and California provided both. Sites included fall harvest of grain crops and the occasional four-legged deer. If deer want to cross the road at night, they should wear reflective tape!
Junior High A team play began at 5 p.m. October 13th and Miranda Gerken had a string of 10 serves helping Cole Camp lead 14-3. Not much change in the margin from there as Cole Camp took the first set 25-14.
Oaklee Raetz served 11 in a row early 2nd set as Cole Camp moved ahead 12-3. Then a 7-2 close out gave the Ladybirds a 25-11 victory.
Two sets of JH B team play followed and Northwest lead 9-4 early. Cole Camp did manage to tie the game at one point but came up short at the end. Northwest 25-22.
8th grader Bristin McGinnis with 10 in a row propelled the Lady Mustangs to a 16-5 lead in the 2nd set. Cole Camp whittled away at the margin but still fell 17-25 to Northwest.
Both JV teams had trouble with serves landing in the net as their game unfolded. However Kaylan Poe dropped in 5 nearing midpoint for a 12-6 lead. Addison Brockman a couple aces as she served the last 6 for a Cole Camp 25-12 decision.
Cole Camp sprang ahead 7-1 in the 2nd JV set and kept going. Lauren Hesse with a net runner kill. What is that? When the ball is hit and contacts the top of the net, once in a great while the ball will roll right on top of the net before falling to one side or the other. Addy Russell does the setter work for the JV team and much like Madilynn Ogle does on varsity, Russell threw in a surprise backflip for a score. Brockman 3 kills late and Cole Camp wrapped up a 25-7 win.
A familiar face to the Cole Camp team was on the opposing side of the net during the varsity match. Junior Maddie Flores is a starter for the Lady Mustangs. Still the friendship was obvious, and that's more important than the game score.
Wins have been scarce for Northwest this year but they put up a good effort in the 1st set. Flores with a couple digs and scores helped the Lady Mustangs build a 14-11 lead. But then the Andrea Dieckman Madilynn Ogle duo took over. These two have been practicing and playing together since third grade. Andrea with 4 kills, Ogle a handful of aces in her 12 serves! Cole Camp 25- 16.
Ogle continued in the 2nd set with 5 in a row, half of those aces. Jolee Espey nailed a duck and Dakota Dieckman multiple kills and a block. Kristin Carl and Riley Raetz kept the floor clean as Cole Camp won 25-11.
Olivia Vansel with a nice defensive dig early 3rd set. Andrea peppered the Mustang defense at the net and then served the last 7 for a 25-15 final victory.
Kills: Andrea 21, Dakota 8, Carl 5.
Digs: Carl 16, Raetz 13, Vansel 6, Loganbill 5, Meyer 5, Ogle 5.
Assists: Ogle 36.
Blocks: Dakota 4, Andrea 2.
Aces: Ogle 9.
Closing on a somber note, let's keep William Smart and family in our prayers. Long time Cole Camp School administrator, Cole Camp Fair announcer and on and on, Mr Smart experienced a medical emergency on the 13th. Another reminder we should not take days for granted. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Junior High A team play began at 5 p.m. October 13th and Miranda Gerken had a string of 10 serves helping Cole Camp lead 14-3. Not much change in the margin from there as Cole Camp took the first set 25-14.
Oaklee Raetz served 11 in a row early 2nd set as Cole Camp moved ahead 12-3. Then a 7-2 close out gave the Ladybirds a 25-11 victory.
Two sets of JH B team play followed and Northwest lead 9-4 early. Cole Camp did manage to tie the game at one point but came up short at the end. Northwest 25-22.
8th grader Bristin McGinnis with 10 in a row propelled the Lady Mustangs to a 16-5 lead in the 2nd set. Cole Camp whittled away at the margin but still fell 17-25 to Northwest.
Both JV teams had trouble with serves landing in the net as their game unfolded. However Kaylan Poe dropped in 5 nearing midpoint for a 12-6 lead. Addison Brockman a couple aces as she served the last 6 for a Cole Camp 25-12 decision.
Cole Camp sprang ahead 7-1 in the 2nd JV set and kept going. Lauren Hesse with a net runner kill. What is that? When the ball is hit and contacts the top of the net, once in a great while the ball will roll right on top of the net before falling to one side or the other. Addy Russell does the setter work for the JV team and much like Madilynn Ogle does on varsity, Russell threw in a surprise backflip for a score. Brockman 3 kills late and Cole Camp wrapped up a 25-7 win.
A familiar face to the Cole Camp team was on the opposing side of the net during the varsity match. Junior Maddie Flores is a starter for the Lady Mustangs. Still the friendship was obvious, and that's more important than the game score.
Wins have been scarce for Northwest this year but they put up a good effort in the 1st set. Flores with a couple digs and scores helped the Lady Mustangs build a 14-11 lead. But then the Andrea Dieckman Madilynn Ogle duo took over. These two have been practicing and playing together since third grade. Andrea with 4 kills, Ogle a handful of aces in her 12 serves! Cole Camp 25- 16.
Ogle continued in the 2nd set with 5 in a row, half of those aces. Jolee Espey nailed a duck and Dakota Dieckman multiple kills and a block. Kristin Carl and Riley Raetz kept the floor clean as Cole Camp won 25-11.
Olivia Vansel with a nice defensive dig early 3rd set. Andrea peppered the Mustang defense at the net and then served the last 7 for a 25-15 final victory.
Kills: Andrea 21, Dakota 8, Carl 5.
Digs: Carl 16, Raetz 13, Vansel 6, Loganbill 5, Meyer 5, Ogle 5.
Assists: Ogle 36.
Blocks: Dakota 4, Andrea 2.
Aces: Ogle 9.
Closing on a somber note, let's keep William Smart and family in our prayers. Long time Cole Camp School administrator, Cole Camp Fair announcer and on and on, Mr Smart experienced a medical emergency on the 13th. Another reminder we should not take days for granted. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Lady Pintos Outlast Lady Bluebirds: Cole Camp traveled east October 12th to California for 3 levels of volleyball action. C team play began at 5 p.m. and Cole Camp led briefly 6-5. Still a close game as California moved ahead 16 - 14. From there though the Pintos ran away with a 9-1 string and took the first set 25-15.
Second set was Cole Camp 6-5 early, and their effort improved mid-set. An 8-1 offensive push earned Cole Camp a bit of breathing room and they held it to finish ahead 25-20.
The Pintos burst through the starting gate with a 12-2 run in the JV game. Bralynn Porter served 10 of those. Likely a freshman though the game program did not list which grade the California players are in. Trailing 17-3, Cole Camp regained some ground as Kaylan Barnes served 4 including an ace. Addison Brockman a couple hits and Lauren Hesse good defensive work. Narrowed the margin to 6 late, but California held for a 25-18 win in the 1st JV set.
California led the 2nd set 4-2 and still ahead 15-11 just past halfway. Hesse with a couple well-placed tips at the net helped Cole Camp draw even at 15 each. But a 6 pt answer for the Pintos immediately following stalled the comeback attempt. Melanie Dieckman a kill making it a 2 point deficit, but that was as close as Cole Camp could make it. California 25-22.
Now for the varsity contest. Andrea Dieckman with several kills early, though California (14-10-4) still moved ahead 13-5. But a nice 5 point string by Cole Camp with Riley Raetz serving narrowed the score to 14-12. Madilynn Ogle, Kristin Carl and Raetz were taking a beating on the back row defensively, and Dakota Dieckman a beautiful front-row block late. California 25-21 in the first set.
Cole Camp led 6-5 in the 2nd set when an official blew his whistle indicating and infraction. A rather unusual arm signal was used by the official to describe the foul. Not sure what it was, and by the look on the other officials face, he wasn't sure either. Regardless a strong mid-2nd set as Cole Camp moved ahead 17-10. However the game was all tied again at 19. Couple scores by Dakota and California returns that went under the net rather than over and Cole Camp won 25-22.
Andrea with a big block of California's leader in kills Natalie Booth early third set. Olivia Vansel scooped up a ball and then a block at the net as Cole Camp led 6-4. Lady Bluebirds still up 16 - 14, then a painful stretch to watch. The Pintos reeled off 8 in a row to lead 23-16 and soon took the third set 25-21.
First 3 sets very competitive as expected by all in attendance. So how does the 4th set play out? After Cole Camp claimed the first point, Ogle served 11 in a row! No doubt she has done that before, but against a strong California team? Andrea with kills and blocks up front, Aspen Meyer and Carl excellent work on the backline. Cole Camp 25-11 in the 4th set.
Fifth set and the Pintos jumped ahead 6-1 and what would be a 15-point limit. Kills by Vansel, Andrea, Carl and Dakota brought Cole Camp back within one before California took the deciding set 15-10.
Kills: Andrea 21, Dakota 12, Vansel 6.
Digs: Carl 19, Raetz 14, Ogle 13, Vansel 10, Meyer 9, Loganbill 6.
Assists: Ogle 45.
Blocks: Andrea 7, Dakota 6, Vansel 6, Espey 4.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Second set was Cole Camp 6-5 early, and their effort improved mid-set. An 8-1 offensive push earned Cole Camp a bit of breathing room and they held it to finish ahead 25-20.
The Pintos burst through the starting gate with a 12-2 run in the JV game. Bralynn Porter served 10 of those. Likely a freshman though the game program did not list which grade the California players are in. Trailing 17-3, Cole Camp regained some ground as Kaylan Barnes served 4 including an ace. Addison Brockman a couple hits and Lauren Hesse good defensive work. Narrowed the margin to 6 late, but California held for a 25-18 win in the 1st JV set.
California led the 2nd set 4-2 and still ahead 15-11 just past halfway. Hesse with a couple well-placed tips at the net helped Cole Camp draw even at 15 each. But a 6 pt answer for the Pintos immediately following stalled the comeback attempt. Melanie Dieckman a kill making it a 2 point deficit, but that was as close as Cole Camp could make it. California 25-22.
Now for the varsity contest. Andrea Dieckman with several kills early, though California (14-10-4) still moved ahead 13-5. But a nice 5 point string by Cole Camp with Riley Raetz serving narrowed the score to 14-12. Madilynn Ogle, Kristin Carl and Raetz were taking a beating on the back row defensively, and Dakota Dieckman a beautiful front-row block late. California 25-21 in the first set.
Cole Camp led 6-5 in the 2nd set when an official blew his whistle indicating and infraction. A rather unusual arm signal was used by the official to describe the foul. Not sure what it was, and by the look on the other officials face, he wasn't sure either. Regardless a strong mid-2nd set as Cole Camp moved ahead 17-10. However the game was all tied again at 19. Couple scores by Dakota and California returns that went under the net rather than over and Cole Camp won 25-22.
Andrea with a big block of California's leader in kills Natalie Booth early third set. Olivia Vansel scooped up a ball and then a block at the net as Cole Camp led 6-4. Lady Bluebirds still up 16 - 14, then a painful stretch to watch. The Pintos reeled off 8 in a row to lead 23-16 and soon took the third set 25-21.
First 3 sets very competitive as expected by all in attendance. So how does the 4th set play out? After Cole Camp claimed the first point, Ogle served 11 in a row! No doubt she has done that before, but against a strong California team? Andrea with kills and blocks up front, Aspen Meyer and Carl excellent work on the backline. Cole Camp 25-11 in the 4th set.
Fifth set and the Pintos jumped ahead 6-1 and what would be a 15-point limit. Kills by Vansel, Andrea, Carl and Dakota brought Cole Camp back within one before California took the deciding set 15-10.
Kills: Andrea 21, Dakota 12, Vansel 6.
Digs: Carl 19, Raetz 14, Ogle 13, Vansel 10, Meyer 9, Loganbill 6.
Assists: Ogle 45.
Blocks: Andrea 7, Dakota 6, Vansel 6, Espey 4.
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Wrestling Youth Open Gym for Boys and Girls
Sunday, October 25th.
Information:
Location: New Multi Gym
Time: 4:00-5:30 pm
Ages: 1st-6th grades
No equipment required for this first open gym!
A parent meeting will be held during practice. All parents must stay and attend.
Coach Ivan Garbuzov 660-619-1607 call or text
Cole Camp Youth Wrestling
Sunday, October 25th.
Information:
Location: New Multi Gym
Time: 4:00-5:30 pm
Ages: 1st-6th grades
No equipment required for this first open gym!
A parent meeting will be held during practice. All parents must stay and attend.
Coach Ivan Garbuzov 660-619-1607 call or text
Cole Camp Youth Wrestling
