A big congratulations to the Kaysinger Jr Hi tournament CHAMPS! Took the first set 25-23 and in the second, the Lady Bluebirds dominated the Lady Bulldogs 25-6. Its a great day to be a Bluebird!!
On October 16th, students attended a College Fair held at Warsaw High School to meet with college and training facility representatives to gather information about their training programs, explore options and connect with admissions representatives.
Students participated in Build My Future in Jefferson City, MO, on Oct. 15, a hands-on career learning opportunity in the construction field provided by local employers, unions, educators, and skilled trades associations. Activities included roofing, siding, framing, plumbing, GPS surveying, equipment operation, brick laying, welding and many more.
Reminder there is NO SCHOOL tomorrow, Friday October 17th! It is a PD Day for Teachers. We will see everyone back on Monday!
Newsletter for October 20-24. Have a Great Weekend!!!
Soccer update Varsity soccer went 1-1 on the week. Play opened Monday night with a game vs. Smith Cotton JV where the Tigers were down 0-1 going into the half. The tigers came out determined after half and netted a goal in the first minute of play when Jackson Xiloj ran onto a through ball and broke the ball lose from the defense and Trenton Sawyer was there to finish the play and put the ball in the back of the net. SC answered with a goal of their own, however GR came back and scored a second goal just under 5 minutes into the half. Chance Gething sent a ball over the top of a couple of defenders to Max Tylar in the middle of the field. Tylar sent a pass to Reid Hagedorn who finished for the goal. SC would end up scoring one more to deal GR with the 2-3 loss. Denver Bannister and RJ Hampton combined for 20 saves in goal. In JV play the tigers lost 0-5. In conference play the Tigers faced the Stover Bulldogs on Tuesday. With just over 5 minutes remaining before half Jaden Xiloj took a pass from Max Tylar on the right side and sent a shot past the Stover goalie for a 1-0 halftime lead. The Tigers held the lead until just over 6 minutes remained when the Bulldogs evened the score on a shot just out of RJ Hampton's reach. In the first OT period Hampton came up with a huge stop on a PK which was awarded after a hard foul in the box by a GR defender. With the Bulldogs thwarting solid scoring attempts by the Tigers as well there was no score change after the 2 OT periods. This brought on PK's. After the first round of 5 pk shots the score was still tied, with Trent Sawyer, Reid Hagedorn, and Wyatt Crawford each netting their goals, and Hampton stopping 2 of the Bulldog shots. This pushed the game into sudden death PK's. Hampton stopped the first Bulldog shooter and Xiloj stepped up and buried his shot in the back of the net for the 2-1 win for the Tigers. In JV action the game was left at a 0-0 tie. Varsity Soccer is back in action Monday night in Columbia.
It's Senior Night in the Nest! Come and support your Senior Ladybirds at their last home game. Senior recognition will be between JV and Varsity, roughly at 5:30 PM.
REMINDER: There is NO School on Friday! It is a PD Day for teachers. We will see everyone back on Monday!
CCHS Teacher Spotlight - Shout-out to Coach Rodriguez, our Strength & Conditioning teacher! Thank you for all you do to support and inspire our Bluebirds every day!
It's National School Lunch Week! Let's all thank our fabulous kitchen staff for the work they do every day to provide nutritious, balanced, and yummy meals for everyone in our district. From new items on the salad bar to Taco Tuesdays and the favorite "Chicken Day", they always have something in store. THANK YOU for all you do!
Flu Shot Clinic FORMS DUE TOMORROW, October 16, 2025. If you want your child to have a flu shot, please get them signed up ASAP.
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Fall can be a beautiful time of year as farmers bring in their grain harvest. Multiple fall sports teams are grinding through schedules and looking to the postseason. And for a brief time, no heating or cooling bills!
For the Cole Camp volleyball JV and Varsity teams, this has been an amazing couple months! And they kept it going against Smithton October 14th.
Maddie Flores served 9 for the JV Lady Bluebirds and the tone was set. Riley Raetz and Addy Russell pitched in defensive work. Smithton struggled a bit getting a string of points together. In fact half of their points were due to Cole Camp serves into the net. Cole Camp 25-10 in the first set.
Russell with 5 and Rylee Fairchild with 6 serves in the 2nd set. Fairchild and Taylor Loganbill with kills mid game. Coach Ogle subbed in other players and they carried on the mission. Adilynn Craig several digs and Jolee Espey notched a couple kills. Cole Camp 25-12 for the match win!
Varsity game was tied at 6 early first set when Mandy Goosen hammered home a score. Olivia Pilant was then up to serve, and after 11 successful serves, the score was 17-6 Cole Camp. During that run, Goosen with a hard hit that had a Lady Tiger defender ducking for cover rather than trying to return the ball! Cole Camp 25-14.
Andrea Dieckman served 6 early in the second set helping Cole Camp to a 13-7 lead. Later Andrea with 3 kills in a row while Leah Allison served 7. Marilyn Hesse 2 kills late as Cole Camp took the second set 25-11.
Smithton with their 9-13-1 record, led the third set 6-4 despite nice defensive work by Allison and Pilant. Cole Camp broke on top 11-10 and soon led 18-11. Dakota Dieckman and Ogle recorded kills late as Cole Camp won it 25 -17.
Kills: Goosen 13, Andrea 11, Hesse 5
Digs: Allison 14, Pilant 9, Goosen 7, Hesse 5
Assists: Ogle 31
Blocks: Goosen 6, Andrea 5, Ogle 4
October 16th is Senior recognition night and the final home game. Let's pack the gym as the Lady Bluebirds make a bid for an undefeated run through regular season conference play!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
For the Cole Camp volleyball JV and Varsity teams, this has been an amazing couple months! And they kept it going against Smithton October 14th.
Maddie Flores served 9 for the JV Lady Bluebirds and the tone was set. Riley Raetz and Addy Russell pitched in defensive work. Smithton struggled a bit getting a string of points together. In fact half of their points were due to Cole Camp serves into the net. Cole Camp 25-10 in the first set.
Russell with 5 and Rylee Fairchild with 6 serves in the 2nd set. Fairchild and Taylor Loganbill with kills mid game. Coach Ogle subbed in other players and they carried on the mission. Adilynn Craig several digs and Jolee Espey notched a couple kills. Cole Camp 25-12 for the match win!
Varsity game was tied at 6 early first set when Mandy Goosen hammered home a score. Olivia Pilant was then up to serve, and after 11 successful serves, the score was 17-6 Cole Camp. During that run, Goosen with a hard hit that had a Lady Tiger defender ducking for cover rather than trying to return the ball! Cole Camp 25-14.
Andrea Dieckman served 6 early in the second set helping Cole Camp to a 13-7 lead. Later Andrea with 3 kills in a row while Leah Allison served 7. Marilyn Hesse 2 kills late as Cole Camp took the second set 25-11.
Smithton with their 9-13-1 record, led the third set 6-4 despite nice defensive work by Allison and Pilant. Cole Camp broke on top 11-10 and soon led 18-11. Dakota Dieckman and Ogle recorded kills late as Cole Camp won it 25 -17.
Kills: Goosen 13, Andrea 11, Hesse 5
Digs: Allison 14, Pilant 9, Goosen 7, Hesse 5
Assists: Ogle 31
Blocks: Goosen 6, Andrea 5, Ogle 4
October 16th is Senior recognition night and the final home game. Let's pack the gym as the Lady Bluebirds make a bid for an undefeated run through regular season conference play!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
The Art 1 students have been working through a process of direct observation drawings that influence shape-based park landscapes in the abstract realism of Fairfield Porter and Edward Hopper. Images were completed in opaque tempera paint, and some students embellished the edges of the shapes with permanent marker.
The Art 1 students have been working through a process of direct observation that influenced shape-based park landscapes in the abstarct realism of Fairfield Porter and Edward Hopper. Images were completed in opaque tempera paint, and some students embellished the edges of the shapes with permanent marker.
Don't Forget! The Class of 2029 are having a fundraiser dinner this Sunday, October 19th from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tickets can be purchased from a Cole Camp freshman student or at the door.
Crispy breaded chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn, roll, salads, dessert and drink. You get a lot of food for only $15 (adult ticket) and you will help the freshman class work toward their goal of hosting their junior class prom and senior float! For more details see the attached flyer.
Crispy breaded chicken, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn, roll, salads, dessert and drink. You get a lot of food for only $15 (adult ticket) and you will help the freshman class work toward their goal of hosting their junior class prom and senior float! For more details see the attached flyer.
Lady Bluebird Volleyball: Cole Camp knew starting volleyball play on Saturday October 11th that if they won 2 matches, they would be Champions. However there were two strong teams that wanted nothing more than defeat the #1 seed team.
First game for Cole Camp was facing the Northwest Lady Mustangs who are led by senior Gabby Meyer. As expected a close start with Mandy Goosen recording a couple kills. On the other side of the net, Meyer with kills and a couple impressive blocks. Defensively if a ball appears to be headed out of play, most likely Marilyn Hesse is on the dead run trying to reach it. From a 14-12 lead just past mid game, Cole Camp put together a very nice 11-3 string for the 25-15 win!
More of the same in the 2nd set for Cole Camp. Madilynn Ogle a short set for Andrea to kill. Hesse another one arm dig, yet the Lady Mustangs led 8-7. Strong mid game effort as Cole Camp pulled ahead with a 9-2 surge. No let up down the stretch either as Goosen a major dig which Kate Harrison then flipped over the net for a score. Leah Allison with 2 kills as Cole Camp won 25-17.
Kills: Hesse 9, Andrea 8, Goosen 5, Allison 3
Digs: Goosen 10, Allison 9, Harrison 7, Hesse 4
Assists: Ogle 25
Blocks: Goosen 6, Hesse 3
So on to the Championship game between Cole Camp and Stover beginning just shy of 1 p.m. October 11th.
Great start for the Blue Crew to lead 6-1. Allison with several kills and a great dig of Stover's Rory Pinzke smash. But the Lady Bulldogs stiffened and worked their way back ahead 13-12. Not for long. After regaining serve, Andrea served six for a 6 point lead. Ogle showed some toughness late in the set. Pinzke had powdered one over the net which caught Ogle in the face. Had this sting, but she shook it off and stayed in the game. Cole Camp 25-18 in the first set.
Cole Camp led 8-6 in the 2nd set but then the air seemed to disappear from under the Lady Bluebirds wings. Several balls hit in the net, players touching the net, or even an out of rotation call contributed to a 12-1 onslaught by Stover. After a Bluebird timeout, Cole Camp stabilized but couldn't fully recover. Stover 25-18 in the 2nd set.
So 1 set to determine the champion, and who would have momentum? Your Lady Bluebirds were more energized and put up the numbers to prove it!
Cole Camp led 7-2 at the 1st Stover timeout. Allison and Andrea with kills as the lead grew to 13-5 and the 2nd Bulldog timeout. Excellent finish from there as the Lady Bluebirds had their game in road gear! Ogle with 4 serves, then Andrea the last 5. Two kills by Goosen and a kill and block by Dakota Dieckman made for a 25-8 final and back to back Conference Tournament titles for Cole Camp!
Kills: Goosen 13, Hesse 10, Andrea 9, Allison 5
Digs: Allison 13, Goosen 9, Hesse 8, Pilant 5, Ogle 5
Assists: Ogle 32
Blocks: Andrea 11, Dakota 5, Goosen 2
Coach Abby Massingill in a post game comment stated how proud she was of the impressive way the Lady Bluebirds took care of business. "A week long battle of playing their hearts out!"
Two home games left, October 14th and 16th starting at 5:00. Come cheer on the Lady Bluebirds as they look to add to their 20+ win season! Go Big Blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
First game for Cole Camp was facing the Northwest Lady Mustangs who are led by senior Gabby Meyer. As expected a close start with Mandy Goosen recording a couple kills. On the other side of the net, Meyer with kills and a couple impressive blocks. Defensively if a ball appears to be headed out of play, most likely Marilyn Hesse is on the dead run trying to reach it. From a 14-12 lead just past mid game, Cole Camp put together a very nice 11-3 string for the 25-15 win!
More of the same in the 2nd set for Cole Camp. Madilynn Ogle a short set for Andrea to kill. Hesse another one arm dig, yet the Lady Mustangs led 8-7. Strong mid game effort as Cole Camp pulled ahead with a 9-2 surge. No let up down the stretch either as Goosen a major dig which Kate Harrison then flipped over the net for a score. Leah Allison with 2 kills as Cole Camp won 25-17.
Kills: Hesse 9, Andrea 8, Goosen 5, Allison 3
Digs: Goosen 10, Allison 9, Harrison 7, Hesse 4
Assists: Ogle 25
Blocks: Goosen 6, Hesse 3
So on to the Championship game between Cole Camp and Stover beginning just shy of 1 p.m. October 11th.
Great start for the Blue Crew to lead 6-1. Allison with several kills and a great dig of Stover's Rory Pinzke smash. But the Lady Bulldogs stiffened and worked their way back ahead 13-12. Not for long. After regaining serve, Andrea served six for a 6 point lead. Ogle showed some toughness late in the set. Pinzke had powdered one over the net which caught Ogle in the face. Had this sting, but she shook it off and stayed in the game. Cole Camp 25-18 in the first set.
Cole Camp led 8-6 in the 2nd set but then the air seemed to disappear from under the Lady Bluebirds wings. Several balls hit in the net, players touching the net, or even an out of rotation call contributed to a 12-1 onslaught by Stover. After a Bluebird timeout, Cole Camp stabilized but couldn't fully recover. Stover 25-18 in the 2nd set.
So 1 set to determine the champion, and who would have momentum? Your Lady Bluebirds were more energized and put up the numbers to prove it!
Cole Camp led 7-2 at the 1st Stover timeout. Allison and Andrea with kills as the lead grew to 13-5 and the 2nd Bulldog timeout. Excellent finish from there as the Lady Bluebirds had their game in road gear! Ogle with 4 serves, then Andrea the last 5. Two kills by Goosen and a kill and block by Dakota Dieckman made for a 25-8 final and back to back Conference Tournament titles for Cole Camp!
Kills: Goosen 13, Hesse 10, Andrea 9, Allison 5
Digs: Allison 13, Goosen 9, Hesse 8, Pilant 5, Ogle 5
Assists: Ogle 32
Blocks: Andrea 11, Dakota 5, Goosen 2
Coach Abby Massingill in a post game comment stated how proud she was of the impressive way the Lady Bluebirds took care of business. "A week long battle of playing their hearts out!"
Two home games left, October 14th and 16th starting at 5:00. Come cheer on the Lady Bluebirds as they look to add to their 20+ win season! Go Big Blue!
Thank you to Arthur Keuper for writing this article!!
Tomorrow kicks off NATIONAL YEARBOOK WEEK for 7-12!
Congratulations to our Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds the 2025 Kaysinger Conference Tournament Champions! Big shoutout to our fantastic student section! #bigblue
Good luck to the HS volleyball team as they take on Stover for the Conference Tournament CHAMPIONSHIP at Cole Camp!! Game time is 12 PM!
Come celebrate our seniors tonight and don't forget to wear your pink!! Celebrations start on the football field at 6:30 before the game.
