There are a few District Volleyball Shirts left for $20 each. If you would like one, please contact Ami in the Athletic office at schlesselmana@colecamp.k12.mo.us or 660-668-4427 Ext 110 to see if we have your size. We are out of youth sizes and mediums.
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Memorable Volleyball Season Ends at Quarterfinals: Cole Camp hosted New Covenant Academy on October 31st at 1 p.m. with the winner advancing to the Class 2 final 4 in the state. New Covenant, a private Christian School in Springfield also draws players from Ozark, Logan-Rogersville, and Nixa, no doubt a talent rich environment! They went undefeated in regular season games and are coached by Chenille Gaumer. Gaumer played college volleyball at Missouri State and still holds the school record for assists according to one of the trainers traveling with the team.
Considering all of that, would Cole Camp be able to reach double figures in scoring against them? Well yes they did and led the 1st set 5-3! Andrea Dieckman and Leah Allison with kills and a heck of a dig by Madilynn Ogle in the early going. However the Lady Warriors put 6 in a row on the scoreboard to lead 9-5. No runaway but they gradually moved ahead 17-11 and claimed the first set 25-14.
New Covenant had at least 2 players who appeared 6 ft tall or better, plus several shorter ones who could jump like grasshoppers! Lots of options for them, hard to defend on defense! They led 12-7 halfway through the 2nd set. Riley Raetz with a fantastic dig, Ogle tossed in a surprise score and Andrea with a kill. Unfortunately Cole Camp was unable to put together a string of points and was on the short end of a 15-25 score for Covenant.
Andrea, Jolee Espey and Dakota Dieckman did all they could to offset the middle hitters of the Lady Warriors. But sophomore Kiera Edwards, one of the jumpers, pounded out some heavy shots from the left hand corner at the net. They led 6-3 in the third set, but then a few misfires and Cole Camp moved ahead 8-7. Cole Camp was doing their best to at least claim one set as they trailed by a narrow 13- 16 score heading down the stretch. Kristin Carl with back-to-back digs but New Covenant gained the upper hand with a 5 point spurt. Andrea finished her volleyball career at Cole Camp with a kill before New Covenant wrapped up the third set 25 -18.
Kills: Allison 8, Andrea 7
Digs: Allison 8, Ogle 8, Carl 7, Vansel 6, Raetz 5.
Assists: Ogle 18.
Blocks: Andrea 6, Dakota 4, Espey 4.
So another highly successful season for the Lady Bluebirds is in the books. Many great moments of accomplishments and fun along the way. It was a great fall to be a Cole Camp volleyball fan!!
A BIG THANK YOU to Arthur Keuper for writing these articles all season, you are the best!!!
Considering all of that, would Cole Camp be able to reach double figures in scoring against them? Well yes they did and led the 1st set 5-3! Andrea Dieckman and Leah Allison with kills and a heck of a dig by Madilynn Ogle in the early going. However the Lady Warriors put 6 in a row on the scoreboard to lead 9-5. No runaway but they gradually moved ahead 17-11 and claimed the first set 25-14.
New Covenant had at least 2 players who appeared 6 ft tall or better, plus several shorter ones who could jump like grasshoppers! Lots of options for them, hard to defend on defense! They led 12-7 halfway through the 2nd set. Riley Raetz with a fantastic dig, Ogle tossed in a surprise score and Andrea with a kill. Unfortunately Cole Camp was unable to put together a string of points and was on the short end of a 15-25 score for Covenant.
Andrea, Jolee Espey and Dakota Dieckman did all they could to offset the middle hitters of the Lady Warriors. But sophomore Kiera Edwards, one of the jumpers, pounded out some heavy shots from the left hand corner at the net. They led 6-3 in the third set, but then a few misfires and Cole Camp moved ahead 8-7. Cole Camp was doing their best to at least claim one set as they trailed by a narrow 13- 16 score heading down the stretch. Kristin Carl with back-to-back digs but New Covenant gained the upper hand with a 5 point spurt. Andrea finished her volleyball career at Cole Camp with a kill before New Covenant wrapped up the third set 25 -18.
Kills: Allison 8, Andrea 7
Digs: Allison 8, Ogle 8, Carl 7, Vansel 6, Raetz 5.
Assists: Ogle 18.
Blocks: Andrea 6, Dakota 4, Espey 4.
So another highly successful season for the Lady Bluebirds is in the books. Many great moments of accomplishments and fun along the way. It was a great fall to be a Cole Camp volleyball fan!!
A BIG THANK YOU to Arthur Keuper for writing these articles all season, you are the best!!!
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!
The Season of Giving kicks off next week with our first $1 Hat Day of November!
5 Days of Giving will run Nov. 9 - Nov. 13. We would love it if you dressed up and helped us make this season a memorable one!
All proceeds from the $1 Hat Days in addition to the 5 Days of Giving donation drive will go to Benton Co. Christmas for Kids, Cole Camp R-1 School District, and the Cole Camp Food Pantry.
5 Days of Giving will run Nov. 9 - Nov. 13. We would love it if you dressed up and helped us make this season a memorable one!
All proceeds from the $1 Hat Days in addition to the 5 Days of Giving donation drive will go to Benton Co. Christmas for Kids, Cole Camp R-1 School District, and the Cole Camp Food Pantry.
Congratulations to our volleyball girls/coaches for last night's win and advancing to the STATE QUARTERFINALS!
Blue Crew: we need you TOMORROW as they take on New Covenant Academy at 1 PM @ CCHS! Check your school email for a form to complete to have your ticket paid for - the form will close at 9 am tomorrow morning. Bring the energy, bring your rally towels, and bring that Bluebird PRIDE!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Relentless Lady Bluebirds Power Through Sectional Victory: Cole Camp hosted the Class 2 Sectional 6 volleyball game October 29th at 6:30 p.m. The Lady Bluebirds 27-5-2 faced the Miller Lady Cardinals 21-11-2, and a great crowd of Blue was on hand!
Coach Massingill's starters were Seniors Andrea Dieckman, Riley Raetz as the libero, and Taylor Loganbill. Juniors Madilynn Ogle, Dakota Dieckman and Leah Allison. Freshman Olivia Vansel completed the lineup. Miller started 2 seniors, 1 as libero, 2 Juniors and 3 sophomores.
Cole Camp held a slim 11-9 lead in the 1st set when Ogle served 4 for a 6 point lead. However the tide changed and the Lady Cardinals went on a 10-2 run to go up 19-17. Several of those points were due to Cole Camp not quite being able to meet the ball squarely on defense. But Cole Camp regained the lead as Taylor Loganbill was serving and Dakota with a pair of kills. Ogle followed with a couple great sets that Andrea nailed down for a 25-22 first set win.
Nice to have a trainer on staff, even if it is helping the opponent. Late in the 1st set, sophomore Madeline Estes appeared to turn an ankle. Cole Camp trainer Maddi Fritz assisted her and Estes return to the game fairly quickly. As Fritz said later, regardless of the score we want them to have a good experience with our caring for their players.
Miller jumped ahead 10-3 in the 2nd set and it didn't get much closer. Miller still up 17-6 as it seemed every odd thing that could happen, did to Cole Camp. Net serves, balls out of bounds and so it was that Miller took the 2nd set 25 - 15.
Andrea 3 kills and 3 defensive stuffs early 3rd set to go up 6-3. Allison powered home a point or 2 midway has the lead grew to 17-10. But hold on if you think Cole Camp cruised home. The Miller players and fans energy level went up as they put together a 12-3 run. Carl with a great dig and Dakota 2 scores late, but Miller won the 3rd set 25-22.
Down 2 sets to one, Cole Camp moved ahead 7-2 in the 4th set. Junior Layni Johnson, who according to their Head Coach Tamra Landers "leads us in everything", lived up to that billing with blocks and kills for Miller. With Andrea on the bench for part of the rotation, Dakota was the main threat at the net and she delivered. From tied at 8, Dakota with a well-placed score and Allison followed with 5 serves. Vansel powered home a kill also as the lead grew to 15-9. Loganbill 2 digs during the same rally, which wasn't unusual as these two great teams had multiple long rallies before a point was scored. Cole Camp 25 -15 in the 4th set.
Man oh man, 4 sets played, each team with 2 sets by identical scores! So it all came down to a 5th set.
Defensive specialist Riley Raetz, who had taken a beating but was still ticking as she led off the last set serving 7 in a row! Andrea powered home 2 of those, one of which caught a Miller player in the face and knocked her over backwards. Vansel also in on the scoring with a pair of kills, but it is never easy. Miller scored the next 6, so a one-point game. Jolee Espey with a reflex hit that found pay dirt made for an 11-10 Cole Camp edge. A return by Miller that fell short of the net made it 12-10. After a Lady Cardinal point, Dakota powered a shot off a defender's hands for a 13-11 score and a Miller timeout. As seems to happen quite often, the team who calls time will get the next point. Miller did just that so a 13-12 game that would end that 15. A tremendous block by Dakota made it 14 for Cole Camp, and most fittingly, Andrea with a final kill for the winner at 15-12 and a Sectional game victory for the Lady Bluebirds!
Kills: Andrea 29, Dakota 17, Allison 7, Vansel 7.
Digs: Raetz 41, Allison 25, Ogle 20, Carl 19, Loganbill 17, Vansel 8. Those numbers an indication of long rallies and great team defense.
Assists: Ogle 58.
Blocks: Andrea 12, Dakota 8.
With this victory in hand, the Lady Bluebirds will play again this Saturday October 31st 1:00 p.m. right here in Cole Camp! This team is battle tested, great chemistry and as long time school supporter Susan Kyle said, "they just don't give up!" Roll on Big Blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!!
Coach Massingill's starters were Seniors Andrea Dieckman, Riley Raetz as the libero, and Taylor Loganbill. Juniors Madilynn Ogle, Dakota Dieckman and Leah Allison. Freshman Olivia Vansel completed the lineup. Miller started 2 seniors, 1 as libero, 2 Juniors and 3 sophomores.
Cole Camp held a slim 11-9 lead in the 1st set when Ogle served 4 for a 6 point lead. However the tide changed and the Lady Cardinals went on a 10-2 run to go up 19-17. Several of those points were due to Cole Camp not quite being able to meet the ball squarely on defense. But Cole Camp regained the lead as Taylor Loganbill was serving and Dakota with a pair of kills. Ogle followed with a couple great sets that Andrea nailed down for a 25-22 first set win.
Nice to have a trainer on staff, even if it is helping the opponent. Late in the 1st set, sophomore Madeline Estes appeared to turn an ankle. Cole Camp trainer Maddi Fritz assisted her and Estes return to the game fairly quickly. As Fritz said later, regardless of the score we want them to have a good experience with our caring for their players.
Miller jumped ahead 10-3 in the 2nd set and it didn't get much closer. Miller still up 17-6 as it seemed every odd thing that could happen, did to Cole Camp. Net serves, balls out of bounds and so it was that Miller took the 2nd set 25 - 15.
Andrea 3 kills and 3 defensive stuffs early 3rd set to go up 6-3. Allison powered home a point or 2 midway has the lead grew to 17-10. But hold on if you think Cole Camp cruised home. The Miller players and fans energy level went up as they put together a 12-3 run. Carl with a great dig and Dakota 2 scores late, but Miller won the 3rd set 25-22.
Down 2 sets to one, Cole Camp moved ahead 7-2 in the 4th set. Junior Layni Johnson, who according to their Head Coach Tamra Landers "leads us in everything", lived up to that billing with blocks and kills for Miller. With Andrea on the bench for part of the rotation, Dakota was the main threat at the net and she delivered. From tied at 8, Dakota with a well-placed score and Allison followed with 5 serves. Vansel powered home a kill also as the lead grew to 15-9. Loganbill 2 digs during the same rally, which wasn't unusual as these two great teams had multiple long rallies before a point was scored. Cole Camp 25 -15 in the 4th set.
Man oh man, 4 sets played, each team with 2 sets by identical scores! So it all came down to a 5th set.
Defensive specialist Riley Raetz, who had taken a beating but was still ticking as she led off the last set serving 7 in a row! Andrea powered home 2 of those, one of which caught a Miller player in the face and knocked her over backwards. Vansel also in on the scoring with a pair of kills, but it is never easy. Miller scored the next 6, so a one-point game. Jolee Espey with a reflex hit that found pay dirt made for an 11-10 Cole Camp edge. A return by Miller that fell short of the net made it 12-10. After a Lady Cardinal point, Dakota powered a shot off a defender's hands for a 13-11 score and a Miller timeout. As seems to happen quite often, the team who calls time will get the next point. Miller did just that so a 13-12 game that would end that 15. A tremendous block by Dakota made it 14 for Cole Camp, and most fittingly, Andrea with a final kill for the winner at 15-12 and a Sectional game victory for the Lady Bluebirds!
Kills: Andrea 29, Dakota 17, Allison 7, Vansel 7.
Digs: Raetz 41, Allison 25, Ogle 20, Carl 19, Loganbill 17, Vansel 8. Those numbers an indication of long rallies and great team defense.
Assists: Ogle 58.
Blocks: Andrea 12, Dakota 8.
With this victory in hand, the Lady Bluebirds will play again this Saturday October 31st 1:00 p.m. right here in Cole Camp! This team is battle tested, great chemistry and as long time school supporter Susan Kyle said, "they just don't give up!" Roll on Big Blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!!
The Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds Volleyball team advances on to the Class 2 Quarterfinal 3 with their win over Miller last night.
They will play New Covenant Academy in COLE CAMP on Saturday, October 31st, at 1:00 PM.
This is a DIGITAL TICKET ONLY event. You may purchase your ticket's here: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUwOTA%3D
Admissions is $10 for all persons 6 years of age and older.
They will play New Covenant Academy in COLE CAMP on Saturday, October 31st, at 1:00 PM.
This is a DIGITAL TICKET ONLY event. You may purchase your ticket's here: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUwOTA%3D
Admissions is $10 for all persons 6 years of age and older.
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!
District shirts are ready. If you ordered, pleased bring your money and pick up in the Athletic Office(by Cafeteria). Here for pick up until 5:45.
Today is an early out day! School Dismisses at 12:15 pm. There is No School on Friday! We will see our Bluebirds on Monday!
Cole Camp will be hosting the Girls Volleyball Class 2 Sectional on Thursday, October 29th at 6:30 PM.
Your Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will take on the Miller Lady Cardinals.
This is a DIGITAL TICKET ONLY event. The cost of admission is $10 for anyone 6 years and older.
Your digital ticket can be purchased here: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUwNzM%3D
Your Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds will take on the Miller Lady Cardinals.
This is a DIGITAL TICKET ONLY event. The cost of admission is $10 for anyone 6 years and older.
Your digital ticket can be purchased here: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzUwNzM%3D
What a year for Bluebird fall sports! The high school football AND volleyball teams were both Kaysinger Conference CHAMPIONS.
Stay tuned as the Lady Bluebirds begin their Sectionals battle tomorrow night (details will be updated as they are received).
The boys will begin their district title run this Friday on our HOME FIELD at 7:00 PM vs. South Callaway.
GO BIG BLUE! Congratulations and good luck to both teams.
Stay tuned as the Lady Bluebirds begin their Sectionals battle tomorrow night (details will be updated as they are received).
The boys will begin their district title run this Friday on our HOME FIELD at 7:00 PM vs. South Callaway.
GO BIG BLUE! Congratulations and good luck to both teams.
Cole Camp Bluebird Football will take on the South Callaway Bulldogs in the Class 2 District 5 Quarterfinals in COLE CAMP on Friday October 30, 2026 at 7:00 PM.
Admission will be $6 for all patrons ages 6 and above.
This will a cash gate, no digital tickets for this event.
Come Support your Bluebirds!!!
Admission will be $6 for all patrons ages 6 and above.
This will a cash gate, no digital tickets for this event.
Come Support your Bluebirds!!!
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Lady Bluebirds Are Class 2 District 12 Champions!: A big crowd of Bluebird supporters were on hand October 27th 2026 as Cole Camp and Warsaw met in Stover for the Volleyball District Finals!
This has been a record setting year for the Lady Wildcats with 23 wins this season. Senior Sara Miller holds the record for career digs. Senior Maylee Slavens holds the career kills record. And Senior Elizabeth Winters holds the record for career assists and aces. All under the direction of Head Coach Kelsi Brosnahan in her 6th year at Warsaw. Was Cole Camp up for the challenge? Yes indeed!
Warsaw led 3-0 starting the game, but Cole Camp quickly recovered. After a sideout, Madilynn Ogle served 5 to lead 6-3. Teams traded points almost evenly up to a 17- 14 Cole Camp lead. Sophomore Jolee Espey with 2 blocks along the way. But Warsaw had tied the game at 21 late, so time for the Dieckman teammates to work a little magic. Dakota with the kill, then Andrea a kill to lead 23-21. After a Warsaw point, Andrea blocked a Wildcat kill attempt and a failed return by Warsaw gave Cole Camp a 25-22 first set win.
Cole Camp built an 8-3 lead early 2nd set with Andrea serving 4. No let up either by the Lady Bluebirds. Dakota with a block of Kenyan Beck, a power hitting sophomore for warsaw. Couple plays later, Aspen Meyer went down to dig a Beck bomb off the floor. Speaking of defense, Ogle, Leah Allison, Kristin Carl and Olivia Vansel seemed to be in the right place at the right time most of the night! This contributed to Warsaw looking a bit frustrated as Cole Camp wrapped up the 2nd set 25-15.
Riley Raetz added to the dig totals early 3rd set. Andrea a kill and an ace to lead 8-3. But the Lady Wildcats didn't go quietly as they soon tied the set at 10. However no panic by Coach Massingill and her battle tested team. Andrea led the Lady Bluebirds into the lead with a block, a kill, and a block in that order and Ogle served 5 in a row. Likely playing her best game of the year, Espey with 2 great digs helping the Bluebird cause. And they would need it! A couple following misplays by Cole Camp and the game was tied at 22. Tied again at 23. Taylor Loganbill with a rally saving dig leading to a 24-23 tally. Slavens a score for Warsaw so another tie at 24. Cole Camp's 25th came as Andrea and Espey combine for a resounding block at the net! And the District winner came as Andrea nailed a duck at the net and that sealed a 26-24 victory for the Lady Bluebirds!
Kills: Andrea 16, Dakota 8, Allison 6, Vansel 4.
Digs: Ogle 24, Allison 14, Raetz 9, Carl 9, Vansel 8, Loganbill 7, Espey 5.
Assists: Ogle 29.
Blocks: Andrea 10, Espey 9, Dakota 5.
Great game to watch and Congratulations to the Lady Bluebirds and coaching staff on their first District Crown since 2018! Tip of the hat to Warsaw. Even though denied their first district title since 1993, a couple of their players were seen congratulating Cole Camp players after the game. Good sportsmanship is always in style!
Ok fans couple huge games coming up yet this week and both in Cole Camp. Thursday October 29th the Lady Bluebirds continue their volleyball quest at 6:30 p.m. against Miller High School. Then on Friday October 30th the Bluebird football team will try to extend their six-game winning streak! Let's fill the stands with blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
This has been a record setting year for the Lady Wildcats with 23 wins this season. Senior Sara Miller holds the record for career digs. Senior Maylee Slavens holds the career kills record. And Senior Elizabeth Winters holds the record for career assists and aces. All under the direction of Head Coach Kelsi Brosnahan in her 6th year at Warsaw. Was Cole Camp up for the challenge? Yes indeed!
Warsaw led 3-0 starting the game, but Cole Camp quickly recovered. After a sideout, Madilynn Ogle served 5 to lead 6-3. Teams traded points almost evenly up to a 17- 14 Cole Camp lead. Sophomore Jolee Espey with 2 blocks along the way. But Warsaw had tied the game at 21 late, so time for the Dieckman teammates to work a little magic. Dakota with the kill, then Andrea a kill to lead 23-21. After a Warsaw point, Andrea blocked a Wildcat kill attempt and a failed return by Warsaw gave Cole Camp a 25-22 first set win.
Cole Camp built an 8-3 lead early 2nd set with Andrea serving 4. No let up either by the Lady Bluebirds. Dakota with a block of Kenyan Beck, a power hitting sophomore for warsaw. Couple plays later, Aspen Meyer went down to dig a Beck bomb off the floor. Speaking of defense, Ogle, Leah Allison, Kristin Carl and Olivia Vansel seemed to be in the right place at the right time most of the night! This contributed to Warsaw looking a bit frustrated as Cole Camp wrapped up the 2nd set 25-15.
Riley Raetz added to the dig totals early 3rd set. Andrea a kill and an ace to lead 8-3. But the Lady Wildcats didn't go quietly as they soon tied the set at 10. However no panic by Coach Massingill and her battle tested team. Andrea led the Lady Bluebirds into the lead with a block, a kill, and a block in that order and Ogle served 5 in a row. Likely playing her best game of the year, Espey with 2 great digs helping the Bluebird cause. And they would need it! A couple following misplays by Cole Camp and the game was tied at 22. Tied again at 23. Taylor Loganbill with a rally saving dig leading to a 24-23 tally. Slavens a score for Warsaw so another tie at 24. Cole Camp's 25th came as Andrea and Espey combine for a resounding block at the net! And the District winner came as Andrea nailed a duck at the net and that sealed a 26-24 victory for the Lady Bluebirds!
Kills: Andrea 16, Dakota 8, Allison 6, Vansel 4.
Digs: Ogle 24, Allison 14, Raetz 9, Carl 9, Vansel 8, Loganbill 7, Espey 5.
Assists: Ogle 29.
Blocks: Andrea 10, Espey 9, Dakota 5.
Great game to watch and Congratulations to the Lady Bluebirds and coaching staff on their first District Crown since 2018! Tip of the hat to Warsaw. Even though denied their first district title since 1993, a couple of their players were seen congratulating Cole Camp players after the game. Good sportsmanship is always in style!
Ok fans couple huge games coming up yet this week and both in Cole Camp. Thursday October 29th the Lady Bluebirds continue their volleyball quest at 6:30 p.m. against Miller High School. Then on Friday October 30th the Bluebird football team will try to extend their six-game winning streak! Let's fill the stands with blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
If you are unable to order a District shirt using the Google form, feel free to call the Athletic Office at 660-668-4427 ext 110 and order before NOON tomorrow, Oct 28.
Posts about Sectionals will be done tomorrow morning when we know all the details.
Congratulations to the Cole Camp Lady Bluebird Volleyball Team on their WIN at Districts. If you would like to purchase a District Champions T-shirt, you may purchase one here:
https://forms.gle/uGbvJQ2iJ3j6Aw7e8. If you are unable to access the Google Form, please call the Athletic Office at 660-668-4427 Ext 110 to order.
All orders DUE TOMORROW, OCTOBER 28TH BY NOON.
Lady Bluebirds continue their run at the district title tomorrow at 7:00 PM in the Stover Dome against Warsaw!
Students, the theme is BLUE OUT.
Students, the theme is BLUE OUT.
Cole Camp Archery is offering a Team Store: https://sbss.chipply.com/ccarchery26
Team Store will close 11/16/2026 at 1:00 PM.
Orders will be delivered/shipped by the week of 12/17/2026.
Team Store will close 11/16/2026 at 1:00 PM.
Orders will be delivered/shipped by the week of 12/17/2026.
FFA News:
There is NO Chapter Barnwarming on Wednesday, October 28th.
Area Barnwarming will be Friday, October 30th in Climax Springs at 6:30 PM.
There is NO Chapter Barnwarming on Wednesday, October 28th.
Area Barnwarming will be Friday, October 30th in Climax Springs at 6:30 PM.