Reminder: Please call/email if your child is absent from school for any reason. High School: 660-668-4427 Ext 107 bahrenburgj@colecamp.k12.mo.us Elementary: 660-668-3011 Ext 104 borgmeyerc@colecamp.k12.mo.us Any grade or mix of HS and Elem: 660-668-3011 Ext 110 schlesselmana@colecamp.k12.mo.us
It's Courtwarming Week!
Let's meet the 2025 Senior Class Courtwarming candidates:
Grace Elizabeth Koenke is the 18-year-old daughter of Randal and Rachel Koenke. While in high school, Grace has been involved in NHS, FFA, Book Club, Track, Yearbook, Trap, and C-Club. She also holds the distinct honor of serving as the current Cole Camp Fair Queen. Outside of school, Grace enjoys taking care of her cows, riding horses, spending time with friends and family, playing bass guitar with her family band, and being involved in youth group. Her future plans include attending State Fair Community College, earning an Associates Degree in Dental Hygiene, and working locally.
Mackenzie Lilah Moellman is the 17 year old daughter of Jason and Danielle Moellman. While in high school, she has participated in basketball, Track, FFA, yearbook, and C-Club. When she is not attending school, she enjoys riding side by sides/4-wheelers, spending time with her dog Oakley, and eating Mexican food at Vera Cruz with friends. Her future plans include attending State Fair Community College to earn an Associates Degree in Applied Sciences of Radiologic Technology.
Emma DeLayn Thayer is the 18-year-old daughter of Jeremy and Sarah Thayer. During her time here at Cole Camp, she has been involved in FCCLA, C-Club, yearbook, basketball, and softball. She also currently serves as the NHS Secretary and Senior Class President. Outside of school she enjoys reading, spending time on the lake, going to church, and going to as many concerts as possible. Her future plans include attending State Fair Community College to earn an Associates degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
Your Cole Camp Bluebird senior athletes Spencer Godwin, Kolby Bohon, Conner Petersen, Colton Thompson, Patrick Allison, and Joseph Hatfield are the night’s escorts.
(L to R: Grace Koenke, Emma Thayer, Mackenzie Moellman)
Power is back on!! Come watch the Bluebird Boys take on the Lincoln Cardinals tonight at 6:00. JV and Varsity.
Power in most of town went out at about 6 am. No school at Cole Camp. This will be AMI day 3.
Junior High Bluebirds take on the JH Lincoln Cardinals tonight at 5 in the JH gym. JH Girls followed by B team boys, then A team boys.
There will be school tomorrow, January 21st, at Cole Camp R-1. Please ensure students are dressed appropriately for the weather.
Lemonade + Courtwarming Week = *swoooooooooon*
Reminder - tomorrow's dress up day is "Dress Up vs. Dress Down." Dress your best OR your worst!
Great day for wrestling at Warsaw! 6 Bluebirds brought home medals! Makiah and Teagan bring home the gold! Grant and Christian grab the silver and Carson and Ziggy got the bronze! The team finished 3rd overall!!
Congratulations to Grant Rodriguez for his 100th career win!
Girls and boys both put on a show but lose close ones against conference opponent Windsor. Thankful to have pep band, cheerleaders and even a Big Blue sighting tonight!
It's #gameday at HOME!
Varsity Girls - 5:00 PM in the New Gym
JV Boys - 5:30 PM 2 Quarters in the Old Gym
JV Girls - Full game following JV Boys in the Old Gym
Varsity Boys - Following Varsity Girls in the New Gym
Cole Camp Bluebird Basketball: Boys and Girls play tonight
5:00 in the High School Gym: Girls Varsity followed by Boys Varsity.
5:30 in the Junior High Gym: JV Boys( 2 quarters) followed by JV Girls(full game)
Cole Camp Girls Wrestling will participate in the Warsaw Girls Tournament at Warsaw High School today beginning at 5:30.
Cole Camp Boys wrestling will participate in the Warsaw Boys Tournament tomorrow(1/18/25) beginning at 9:00 AM.
Have a Great Weekend!!
Next week is Courtwarming! This year's theme is "Highway 52 Showdown - R1 Rivalries"
We hope to see you there!
Cole Camp High School Boys and Girls Wrestlers will participate in the Kaysinger Conference Wrestling Meet tonight at Windsor High School beginning at 5:00 PM.
Junior High Boys and Girls Basketball will play a rescheduled game in Tipton tonight(1/15/2025). Order of games is Girls, B Boys, then A Boys.
High School Boys and Girls Basketball: The Bluebird basketball bus headed to Pettis County January 14th for 2 1/2 games vs the Mustangs.
In the JV boys game which was to be 2 qtrs, Cole Camp moved ahead 14-7 in the first 5 minutes. Ty Loganbill led the way with 6, Bovey Clark a long 3. However Northwest scored 6 late so a slim 14-13 lead for Cole Camp.
Similar pattern in the 2nd qtr as Cole Camp rebuilt their lead to 7. Blake Abey with 4, Landon Bauer and Brett Burdick 2 each. But again the Mustangs came a galloping back and tied it with 2 seconds on a 3-point shot by Donovan Dexter. So 24-24 after 2 qtrs.
Coachs decided 2 minutes of overtime, and a free throw each by Abey and Micah Davis were the result for Cole Camp. Northwest added 7 and so claimed a 31-26 win.
Scoring: Loganbill 8, Abey 7, Bauer 4, Clark 3, Burdick 2, Davis 2. Dexter with 17 for the Mustangs.
Varsity girls next as Cole Camp (2-8) met the (10-3) Lady Mustangs
Not sure if the Lady Bluebirds locker room had heat in it or not, they came out rather cold offensively. Northwest had a 10 pt lead before Katherine Timoshchuk scored Cole Camp's basket. Northwest led 14-2 after 1.
MacKenzie Moellman with 4, Emma Thayer and Kaitlyn Whitworth downtown 3's in the 2nd qtr for Cole Camp. Mary Walker, a left-handed ballhandler scored 7 leading the Mustangs to a 28-13 halftime margin
Payten Shoemaker nailed a 3 as part of a 9 pt effort in the 3rd. Jr. Gabby Meyer, who recently joined the 1000 pt club at Northwest, added 3 so a 31-22 game after three qtrs.
Northwest hit a couple 3's early 4th qtr, but Cole Camp didn't throw in the towel. Whitworth 2 fieldgoals, Madilynn Ogle and Thayer each 3-point shots. Final score of Northwest 41, Cole Camp 32. Still a loss but considering coming back from 16 down, Cole Camp outscored the Mustangs 30-27 in the last periods. That's a great effort!
Scoring: Whitworth 9, Thayer 8, Timoshchuk 5, Moellman 4, Shoemaker 3, Ogle 3. Walker and Elaina Buckley 12 each for Northwest. Meyer has averaged 23 per game but just 9 tonite.
Northwest had a fundraiser meal deal available and their turkey noodle soup, vegetable soup and chili options and desserts appear to go over very well on a cold evening.
Finally the Varsity boys game and Northwest had a 4-7 record coming in, winning their previous two games.
Balanced 1st qtr as each team had a small lead now and then. Kolton Phillips led the Bluebirds with 4, and a Brett Burdick basket at the buzzer gave Cole Camp an 11-9 lead after 1.
Connor Petersen with 6 in the 2nd. Almost looked like he was going to try a hook shot as three defenders were not allowing him to square up to the basket. Great defensive work by the Bluebirds as they denied the Mustangs getting over half court in the required 10 second time frame. Cole Camp 19-18 at half.
Senior Kolby Bohon lit up the scoreboard with a pair of 3's in the 3rd. Blake Abey a nice fake to clear a defender, then a basket. And on an inbound play, Dasch Kaiser did just that. He dashed down court, caught the ball and put it in. Cole Camp 30-24 with 8 minutes to go.
Strong last qtr for Phillips. He completed two traditional 3-point plays plus another freethrow! And Abey tossed in 5 as Cole Camp stayed in the lead. The Bluebirds made 10 of 12 freethrow opportunities and so walked away with a 48-37 victory!
Scoring: Bohon 11, Petersen 11, Phillips 11, Abey 9, Dieckman 2, Kaiser 2, Burdick 2. Tanner Johnson had 16 for Northwest, about 2 above average. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for this article.
Cole Camp Boys and Girls Basketball: From one night of Stover Tournament.
First games of the New Year for Cole Camp were taking part in the Stover Invitational Tournament. Weather kind of played heck with the scheduling but both the girls and boys played on January 9th.
The Lady Bluebirds met #2 seed Knob Noster in the high school gym at 6:00 p.m. MacKenzie Moellman scored 5 of her teams 9 in the first qtr. Knob Noster lead 12-9 after 1.
Katherine Timoshchuk scored 8 from close range in the second qtr. Soph. Ella Goodrich scored 11 leading the Panthers. Halftime score of Knob Noster 28-20 over Cole Camp.
Due to the boys game starting in the dome down the hall, don't have a lot of 2nd half info. However the Lady Panthers did win by a final of 67-48, which was much closer than when these two teams met early in the year!
Leading scorers for Cole Camp. Timoshchuk 15, Whitworth 12, Moellman 9. Sorry, don't have the rest of the scores.
The Bluebird boys also faced Knob Noster Thursday evening and made a good effort after a long layoff. Knob Noster had defeated Cole Camp in the Warsaw tournament by 26, so a 10 to 15 point game would be a big improvement!
Connor Petersen with 6 points as Cole Camp led 6-0 through mid first qtr. Knob Noster answered with the next 8. Dash Kaiser with 2 of 2 freethrows later, but the Panthers led 10-8 after 1.
Couple early layups for Knob Noster in the 2nd qtr led to a Bluebird timeout. Cole Camp got a boost from freshman Brett Burdick as he had a long range 3 and then a drive to the basket for 2. Petersen used his height to add another 4. Score at halftime was Knob Noster 23, Cole Camp 17.
Two 3 point missiles opened the 3rd qtr for the Panthers. Cole Camp mustered just 3 in the qtr. Kolton Phillips with a field goal and a free throw by Bovey Clark. Panthers up 31-20 after 3 periods.
Petersen with another 6 in the last qtr. Burdick again scored from downtown to make it a 7 point game with 2 minutes to go. That's doing good! However Knob Noster outscored Cole Camp 9-2 from there to win 45-31.
Scoring: Petersen 16, Burdick 8, Phillips 4, Kaiser 2, Clark 1. Ethan Gentry with 15 leading Knob Noster. Petersen 9 rebounds and 5 blocks.
Knob Noster didn't run away with this game, though they certainly had the most exotic shoes. The following colors were being worn by the players. Black, white, orange, green, teal, pink, yellow, gray, blue, and gold. Whatever happened to the days of school colors? Thank you to Aurthur Keuper for this article.