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Newsletter for March 9-13
Have a Great Weekend!!
Have a Great Weekend!!
We’re continuing our Senior Spotlights for the Class of 2026!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments, memories, and future plans of this incredible group of seniors. Stay tuned each week as we highlight each member of the Class of 2026!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments, memories, and future plans of this incredible group of seniors. Stay tuned each week as we highlight each member of the Class of 2026!
The CCHS Speech Team is asking for YOUR help! We will compete at the district competition on Saturday, March 21st, at Warrensburg High School. We have been asked to recruit judges for this event. You will be paid $15 per round (maximum of three rounds). Judges need to be out of high school for ONE YEAR to qualify. Contact Mrs. Ransdell at ransdellj@colecamp.k12.mo.us if you are interested in helping. Thank you!
We’re continuing our Senior Spotlights for the Class of 2026!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments, memories, and future plans of this incredible group of seniors. Stay tuned each week as we highlight each member of the Class of 2026!
Join us as we celebrate the accomplishments, memories, and future plans of this incredible group of seniors. Stay tuned each week as we highlight each member of the Class of 2026!
Celebrate your senior with a Senior Ad in the 2026 Yearbook - a special way to recognize their achievements, memories, and journey through high school. Senior Ads are a keepsake your student will treasure for years to come.
**DEADLINE TO PURCHASE: MARCH 13TH**
Purchasing by the deadline secures your spot in the yearbook - space is limited, and ads are first-come, first-served.
Whether you include photos, a message of encouragement, or both, a senior ad is a meaningful way to say "We're proud of you!"
DON'T WAIT - reserve your senior ad today and make your Class of 2026 graduate's yearbook even more special! You can design the ad yourself OR have one of our talented team members design it for you - simply upload your pictures and messages into the portal.
To purchase: https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/cEyY02YjJP0oHdKPAdv6f7w4
*Scroll to the bottom of the page!
**DEADLINE TO PURCHASE: MARCH 13TH**
Purchasing by the deadline secures your spot in the yearbook - space is limited, and ads are first-come, first-served.
Whether you include photos, a message of encouragement, or both, a senior ad is a meaningful way to say "We're proud of you!"
DON'T WAIT - reserve your senior ad today and make your Class of 2026 graduate's yearbook even more special! You can design the ad yourself OR have one of our talented team members design it for you - simply upload your pictures and messages into the portal.
To purchase: https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/cEyY02YjJP0oHdKPAdv6f7w4
*Scroll to the bottom of the page!
Cole Camp is hosting the Class 3 Sectional 7 boys basketball game tonight between Windsor High School and University Academy Charter High School. Tickets are available digitally at: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/mshsaa/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzQyOTk%3D This is a cashless entry so digital tickets must be purchased prior to the game.
If unable to attend in person, MSHSAA TV will also be streaming the game for a fee at:
https://mshsaa.tv/?B=3780149
If unable to attend in person, MSHSAA TV will also be streaming the game for a fee at:
https://mshsaa.tv/?B=3780149
We’re excited to kick off our Senior Spotlights, celebrating the incredible Class of 2026 at Cole Camp High School!
Throughout the coming weeks, we’ll be highlighting the plans of our amazing seniors, as well as their reflections on a staff member of impact throughout their educational journey. Please help us congratulate and celebrate them as they prepare to take their next steps beyond Bluebird halls. 💙
Throughout the coming weeks, we’ll be highlighting the plans of our amazing seniors, as well as their reflections on a staff member of impact throughout their educational journey. Please help us congratulate and celebrate them as they prepare to take their next steps beyond Bluebird halls. 💙
During National FFA Week, the Agriculture Advisor Board provided an Ag Career Fair hosted by Mr. Montemayor on Wednesday, February 25, for juniors and seniors. Students had the opportunity to explore a wide range of careers in the agricultural industry by connecting with local employers and industry professionals. The event exposed students to diverse career pathways within the ag field and provided them with valuable advice on education, training, and the workforce.
Newsletter for March 2-6, 2026.
Have a Great Weekend!!!
Have a Great Weekend!!!
Grant Rodriguez ended his senior season as State Runner Up falling in the State Finals 3-2 in Double OT to the defending State Champion. He left it all on the mat.
Grant ended his senior season 40-3. For his career he finished with 167 wins and 26 losses. He was 4x state qualifier, 3x District Champ, and 2x State Placer. Couldn't be more proud of him.
It's a great day to be a Bluebird
The envirothon team had a great time today learning about soil science and identifying tree species. The team will compete at the regional level this April!
Dear Parents/Guardians: Reminder, there is NO BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB tomorrow Friday, February 27, 2026. If your child is a B & G regular, please make sure your child's teacher and the office know how your child(ren) are getting home.
Purchase your 7-12 yearbook or senior ad today!
https://yearbookforever.com/school-store/cEyY02YjJP0oHdKPAdv6f7w4
Wrestling Day 2 Update.
Senior Grant Rodriguez won his semifinal match over Maysville 7-5. He will wrestle for the 165lb State Championship later tonight. Finalist March begins at 5:15
Lady Bluebird Basketball: Basketball Season Ends for Lady Bluebirds: Holden was in Cole Camp February 25th for the second round of Class 3 District 13 girls play.
Kristin Carl with a traditional 3-point play helped Cole Camp build a 7-2 lead by mid 1st qtr. Holden then nailed three 3 pointers in 2 minutes to go ahead by 4. But a great last 1:10 of the qtr for Cole Camp scoring 9. Payten Brandt hit a 3, Lillyann Mellen a steal and layup, and Carl tossed in another 4. Cole Camp led 18-13 after 1.
Holden tied the game at 18, then Madilynn Ogle nailed a 3. Dakota Dieckman a rebound returned up and in and Mellen 2 frethrows to lead by 7. Senior 5'4" guard Adalyn Campbell was the driving force of the Eagles offense. She scored 11 in the 2nd qtr. Ogle connected on her second 3 of the qtr, allowing Cole Camp a 29-27 lead at the break.
Holden caught and passed the Lady Bluebirds with a 6 point run mid 3rd qtr. Down by 2, Ogle nailed a 3. Mellen a steal and assist to Carl for 2, and 2 freethrows by Mellen put Cole Camp back ahead 41-36 after 3.
These next few lines will be a bit painful for the Bluebird fans, but here we go. Cole Camp led by 6 at the 5-minute mark, then Campbell hit back-to-back 3's. Katherine Timoshchuk with a basket at 3:49, but from there a single freethrow for Cole Camp was it. Meanwhile Holden added 9, of which 5 were freethrows. So the Eagles won 54-48 to face Stover on Friday night. And Cole Camp saw their season end with a 16-10 record.
Scoring: Mellen 18, Carl 11, Ogle 9, Brandt 4, Dieckman 4, Timoshchuk 2. Campbell with 30 for Holden, 11 over her average.
Had mentioned in a previous recap the benefits of having Trainer Maddie Fritz on hand for injuries during games. Holden should be quite grateful for her abilities as well! Two Lady Eagles went down on the floor at different times during the game. Both were crying when assisted off the floor with apparent ankle injuries. Fritz went to work and within minutes both were back on the floor helping Holden defeat the Lady Bluebirds. Too bad some tape and a lifesavers couldn't have done the same for the injuries to Marilyn Hesse and Leah Allison!
Several posters in the Cole Camp cafeteria area spoke of showing kindness and caring. The Cole Camp staff practiced that tonight!
Thank you so much to Arthur Keuper for writing for us all season, it is very much appreciated. If you see him out and about give him a huge thank you!!!
Kristin Carl with a traditional 3-point play helped Cole Camp build a 7-2 lead by mid 1st qtr. Holden then nailed three 3 pointers in 2 minutes to go ahead by 4. But a great last 1:10 of the qtr for Cole Camp scoring 9. Payten Brandt hit a 3, Lillyann Mellen a steal and layup, and Carl tossed in another 4. Cole Camp led 18-13 after 1.
Holden tied the game at 18, then Madilynn Ogle nailed a 3. Dakota Dieckman a rebound returned up and in and Mellen 2 frethrows to lead by 7. Senior 5'4" guard Adalyn Campbell was the driving force of the Eagles offense. She scored 11 in the 2nd qtr. Ogle connected on her second 3 of the qtr, allowing Cole Camp a 29-27 lead at the break.
Holden caught and passed the Lady Bluebirds with a 6 point run mid 3rd qtr. Down by 2, Ogle nailed a 3. Mellen a steal and assist to Carl for 2, and 2 freethrows by Mellen put Cole Camp back ahead 41-36 after 3.
These next few lines will be a bit painful for the Bluebird fans, but here we go. Cole Camp led by 6 at the 5-minute mark, then Campbell hit back-to-back 3's. Katherine Timoshchuk with a basket at 3:49, but from there a single freethrow for Cole Camp was it. Meanwhile Holden added 9, of which 5 were freethrows. So the Eagles won 54-48 to face Stover on Friday night. And Cole Camp saw their season end with a 16-10 record.
Scoring: Mellen 18, Carl 11, Ogle 9, Brandt 4, Dieckman 4, Timoshchuk 2. Campbell with 30 for Holden, 11 over her average.
Had mentioned in a previous recap the benefits of having Trainer Maddie Fritz on hand for injuries during games. Holden should be quite grateful for her abilities as well! Two Lady Eagles went down on the floor at different times during the game. Both were crying when assisted off the floor with apparent ankle injuries. Fritz went to work and within minutes both were back on the floor helping Holden defeat the Lady Bluebirds. Too bad some tape and a lifesavers couldn't have done the same for the injuries to Marilyn Hesse and Leah Allison!
Several posters in the Cole Camp cafeteria area spoke of showing kindness and caring. The Cole Camp staff practiced that tonight!
Thank you so much to Arthur Keuper for writing for us all season, it is very much appreciated. If you see him out and about give him a huge thank you!!!
🎶 Join Us for a Night of Music, Dinner, and Community Support! 🎶
Our Solo & Small Ensemble Dinner is right around the corner, and we’d love to have you join us! Enjoy an evening filled with incredible student performances, a delicious meal, and the rare chance to sit back, relax, and be waited on by our very own music students.
All proceeds help support our upcoming trip to Nashville, making this night both memorable and meaningful.
Our Solo & Small Ensemble Dinner is right around the corner, and we’d love to have you join us! Enjoy an evening filled with incredible student performances, a delicious meal, and the rare chance to sit back, relax, and be waited on by our very own music students.
All proceeds help support our upcoming trip to Nashville, making this night both memorable and meaningful.
Wrestling Update Day 1
Grant Rodriguez, 165lbs, punched his ticket to the podium with an upset win over the returning state runner up and will wrestle tomorrow in the semifinals.
Ziggy, Makiah, Teagan, and Christian are all done going 0-2 in their matches.
Makiah Murguia finished his senior season 22-19.
Teagan Sharp finished his senior season 30-15. Teagan was a 100 match winner in his career.
Ziggy Archambault finished his senior season 33-10. Ziggy just missed 100 win a on his career with only 3 years wrestling.
Christian Draper finished 29-19 in his senior campaign.
We are very proud of where these boys have taken the program.
Good to our wrestlers at the State Tournament.
