GAME DAY for the Boys & Girls Basketball teams tonight AT HOME!
Girls JV will play first in the Old Gym, followed by Boys JV
Girls Varsity will play first in the Big Gym, followed by Boys Varsity
Senior Anastasia Procopisen is attending State Fair Community College CTC as a second year graphic design student. She designed a full color banner for Down Range Indoor Golf Simulator. Anastasia's design was selected for production.
Congratulations to the Junior High Boys Basketball team on achieving 3rd Place last night in the Lincoln Tournament!!
Congratulations to the JH girls on their 28-16 victory last night in the Lincoln Tournament.
REMINDER: Tomorrow is an EARLY OUT day! School will dismiss at 12:15 pm. There is NO B & G Club tomorrow!
The final segment of this quarter, the 8th Grade has been engaged in reading Night by Elie Wiesel. This powerful book tells the story of a Holocaust survivor as he shares his traumatic experiences, including the loss of family while facing the darkness of humanity. Wiesel’s testimony highlights the importance of preventing such atrocities from happening again. Their culminating project involved creating a quilt patch that incorporates significant quotes and images related to the text. Additionally, they wrote a reflective piece about the book. Presenting their completed “Quilt” Project!
Grades 9-12 parents!!
Our district is allowed to use up to 5 AMI (Alternative Methods of Instruction) Days for Snow Days. This means that students can complete online assignments during the snow day and we won't have to make it up.
If we have to cancel school due to weather, we may announce it as an AMI Day. Any student that completes their online assignment is counted "present" for that school day. Any student who does not complete the assignment is counted "absent" and the attendance policy will apply. We must have 90% or above completed in order to be able to say it was a successful "AMI Day". If the student will not have internet access, the student should tell their seminar teacher this week. Thank you!
Grades 7-8 parents!!
Our district is allowed to use up to 5 AMI (Alternative Methods of Instruction) Days for Snow Days. This means that students can complete a packet of work and turn it back in upon their return and we won't have to make up that snow day. JH students will be bringing home 3 initial AMI packets today. Please put them in a safe place until we need them.
If we have to cancel school due to weather, we will announce what AMI Day it is. (AMI day 1, AMI day 2, etc.) You will complete that packet of work and bring it back to school the next time we come. Any student that returns their packet is counted "present" for that school day. Any student who does not return the packet is counted "absent" and the absence policy will apply. We must have 90% or above turned in to be able to say it was a successful "AMI Day" Thank you!
Cole Camp High School Boys Basketball: This recap of basketball games held on Farrington Court Dec. 17th facing Warsaw.
Prior to the JV boys game, the Warsaw Coach stated his team was "struggling". "We make good efforts, but sometimes hard to convert into points." That statement could apply to the Bluebirds season so far as well.
Trailing by 5 early, Cole Camp got on the board with a Blake Abey 3. Landon Bauer followed with a high arch 3, may have had a ceiling spider web on it as it ripped through the net! As long as it goes through the basket, Cole Camp will be glad to have it! Micah Davis added 2 baskets and Cole Camp led 10-8 after 1.
Will Espey with a basket mid 2nd qtr for the Bluebirds. Brett Burdick with a nice drive from the top of the circle to the basket for a layup. And Espey a basket at the buzzer for a Cole Camp 16-10 lead at halftime.
Can we just leave out the 3rd qtr? It was all Warsaw, as in 11 for them and 0 for Cole Camp. Therefore the Wildcats led 21-16 after 3.
Abey gave Cole Camp a spark in the last qtr with 2 steals and 6 points. Cole Camp led by 2 with 2 minutes to go, but Warsaw scored at 1:07. Tied at 26 at the end of regulation.
Three minutes of overtime and Warsaw made 4 of 6 freethrows while the Cole Camp basket remained empty. Final JV score was Warsaw 30, Cole Camp 26.
Scoring: Abey 9, Bauer 5, Espey 4, Davis 4, Loganbill 2, Burdick 2. Roman Reser, a 6'3" soph tallied 17 for the Wildcats.
Between games the following senior members of the boys basketball team were recognized. Patrick Allison, Kolby Bohon, Spencer Godwin, Joseph Hatfield, Connor Peterson and Colton Thompson. Best wishes to these young men in their final High School season!
Warsaw entered the varsity game with a 4-3 record. Cole Camp still looking for a victory.
Low scoring first qtr with baskets by Colton Dieckman, Kolby Bohon and Kolton Phillips for the Bluebirds. Junior Luke Henderson scored 6 of Warsaw's 8, most close range shots. Warsaw led 8-6 after 1.
To Blake Abey freethrows for Cole Camp in the 2nd qtr. Coach Shearer used two timeouts trying to devise a plan for better results. Meanwhile Warsaw added 11 for a 19-8 halftime margin.
Dasch Kaiser added 4 and Bohon 2 for Cole Camp in the 3rd. Cole Camp missed all 6 freethrow opportunities, and struggled defensively controlling Henderson. In the last 3:20 of the 3rd, he scored 10 while attacking the basket. Warsaw up 35 -14 after 3.
Connor Petersen with two fieldgoals in the last qtr. A nice drive to the basket for 2 by Brett Burdick. And through most of the game, Phillips was guarding Gemes, warsaw's leading scorer. Nice defensive effort for the sophmore! Final score Warsaw 45, Cole Camp 22.
Scoring: Bohon, Petersen, Dieckman, Kaiser 4 each. Phillips, Abey, Burdick 2 each. Luke Henderson with 20 leading Warsaw. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for this article!!
Seniors and Senior Parents! Cole Camp High School will be holding a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Frenzy night on Wednesday, January 15, 2025 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. in the High School Library. A representative from State Fair Community College will be at the event to assist students and parents with the FAFSA application. Both student and parent will need to have their Federal Student Aid ID (FSA ID) completed prior to the event to successfully complete the FAFSA application. Bring the FSA ID with you. Pizza, drinks and cookies will be provided. Ten (10) RSVP's will need to be received in order to hold the event. Deadline to RSVP Tuesday, January 7, 2025. Please plan to attend!
Reminder all orders for Reindeer-grams are due tomorrow. Orders will be delivered on Friday.
FTA Feature Teachers for December. We want thank these teachers for their hard work and dedication to our students.
Get ready for another Senior Night tonight!
JV will start the night out at 6:00 PM.
Following JV, Senior Basketball players Joseph Hatfield, Patrick Allison, Spencer Godwin, Kolby Bohon, Conner Petersen, and Colton Thompson will be recognized. Senior Basketball Cheerleaders Hannah Cardwell, Madison Cooper, Lily Nine, Lilly Brown, and Alexis Casdorph will also be recognized for Senior Night.
Varsity will follow.
THEME: Black Out and "Silent Night"
Rules for Silent Night: Fans will stay SILENT until Cole Camp scores their 10th point, then everyone will cheer as loud as they can.
Congrats, Seniors!
Cole Camp Junior High Boys and Girls will finish up the Lincoln Tournament this Wednesday December 18th at Lincoln. Junior High Girls vs Smithton at 4:00 in the Big Gym , Junior High Boys vs Smithton at 5:15 in the New Gym.
It's a special night tonight - #gameday and Senior Night for MacKenzie and Emma!
The JV will start the night at 6:00 PM, followed by recognition of the seniors, and finally Varsity. Congrats, seniors! Don't forget to wear a jersey for tonight's theme!
Cole Camp Bluebird Wrestling tonight: KNHS Boys and Girls Wrestling Triangular will stream tonight via the HUDL camera. It will stream on both the KNHS Events YouTube page and MSHSAA TV. The stream will start at 5:15 p.m.
KNHS Events of YouTube - https://youtube.com/live/W9gJWy-Tde8?feature=share
MSHSAA TV - https://www.mshsaa.tv/?B=1855874
Cole Camp Bluebird Girls and Boys Basketball: The Lady Bluebirds were on the court at 6 p.m. on Dec. 12th facing the Lady Tigers. Versailles had a size advantage, mainly 6' 2" Kylee Richey. Well known for her volleyball accomplishments, she decided to play basketball this year after sitting out last year. Richey scored 8 of their 16 in the first qtr. Kaitlyn Whitworth a basket early and Leah Allison a 3 late accounted for Cole Camps' 5 in the first period.
Whitworth opened the 2nd with another basket. Freshman Allison showed some courage competing with Richey for rebounds. Payten Shoemaker with a two mid qtr followed by 4 from Marilyn Hesse. Later a long range 3 from Shoemaker brought Cole Camp within 8. However Versailles still led 28-16 at halftime.
MacKenzie Moellman the only basket in the 3rd qtr for Cole Camp. Versailles could just throw the ball up towards Richey and most of the time she caught it. But not always! On two distinct plays, Hesse got in front of Richey and jumped up high enough to steal the incoming ball. Good work! Versailles still ahead 39-18 after 3.
Last qtr mostly same as previous three. Maddie Flores dropped in a free throw late for the last score of the game. Versailles 48, Cole Camp 23.
Scoring: Whitworth 6, Shoemaker 5, Moellman 4, Hesse 4, Allison 3, Florez 1. Richey with 13 leading 9 Versailles players in scoring. Allison 6 rebounds, Thayer 5. Hesse 4 steals.
Varsity Boys next on court and a good effort from Kolton Phillips early. He scored 4 and denied a Versailles player a possible dunk on a breakaway. Versailles whistled for several fouls and Cole Camp made 6 of 8 freethrows. Still Versailles netted four 3's to lead 18-10 after 1.
Likely one of their better efforts so far for the varsity boys in the 2nd qtr. Kolby Bohon connected from downtown, Colton Dieckman scored 6 with 8-10 ft jump shots, then added a pair of free throws. Dasch Kaiser, Blake Abey and Connor Petersen all pitched in 2. Halftime score was Versailles 32, Cole Camp 28.
Only down by 4 at half, but how quickly the scenery changed in the 3rd. With a mix of 2's and 3's, the Tigers scored the first 22 of the qtr. Their defense caused several turnovers and so they led 58-32 after 3.
Bohon added 4 in the last qtr. Brett Burdick made two free throws and Spencer Godwin a fieldgoal. Final score of Versailles 68, Cole Camp 42.
Scoring: Bohon 11, Dieckman 10, Phillips 5, Petersen 4, Clark 3, Abey 3, Godwin 2, Kaiser 2, Burdick 2. Cole Camp made 15 of 20 freethrows. Reese Murdock had 24 for the Tigers. Thank you to Aurthur Keuper for this article!!!
"Squeeze the Day!" - Horace
Or something like that.
Either way, Fresh! Lemonade will be here for lunch tomorrow AND it's Holiday meal day! *insert heart eyes*
Holy Cow!! Finals start tomorrow! Here is a link to the finals schedule for grades 7-12. https://5il.co/32kjy
Students MUST have a charged Chromebook available everyday. This is a general expectation but especially important during finals week as some finals will not be able to be made up. If a student has lost a charger, they may purchase one at the school store for $10.
Silver medals for Sharp and Archambault! Rodriguez brings home the gold!
