The speech team traveled to Sacred Heart today, taking on twelve schools from around the state. Everyone did outstanding and put themselves out there. Dalila Fanin (12) placed 3rd overall in Poetry and beat out a lot of tough competition. Brooklyn Schardan (10) continued to practice her FFA speech and finished 4th overall in Original Oratory. Thank you to Sacred Heart for putting on an organized and festive event!
The Art Club joined in the festivities of the Christkindlemarket event on Friday, December 6th at WAM. Here is junior Lindsey Vansel pictured creating beautiful and fun face painting for members of the community.
Cole Camp Bluebirds Girls Basketball: Thanks to an exciting win over Weaubleau on Wednesday night, Cole Camp advanced to play Lincoln on Friday night.
Cole Camp started 2 seniors, a junior and 2 freshmen. Lincoln started 1 senior, 2 juniors, a sophomore and a freshman. So lots of use on the court.
Lincoln led 5-0 before Mackenzie Moellman broke the ice for Cole Camp. Cadence Harvey totaled 7 points in the qtr for Lincoln who led 10-4 after 8 minutes.
The Cardinals lead grew to 10, but a strong last four and a half minutes before half helped Cole Camp recover. Moellman and Kaitlyn Whitworth with baskets, Payten Shoemaker 2 of 2 freethrows, and a Kodi Dieckman basket. Had Alyssa Mellen not connected on a 3 off the glass, Marilyn Hesse's steal and 2 pointer would have almost tied it at halftime. As it was, Lincoln led 18-14.
Leah Allison tied the game after intermission with a pair of field goals. A Moellman freethrow at 5:06 gave Cole Camp its first lead. Again a one-point lead for Cole Camp at 2:28 after a Madilynn Ogle basket. But the Mellen girls, Alyssa a three and Lily a steal turned layup put Lincoln back ahead. Cardinals up 25-23 after 3.
Alyssa another 3 in the 4th for Lincoln and two steals by Rebekah Helland took some steam away from the Lady Bluebirds. Shoemaker with a basket at 1:11 was the extent of scoring for Cole Camp. Final of Lincoln 30, Cole Camp 25.
Scoring: Allison 6, Moellman 5, Shoemaker 4, Timoshchuk 2, Whitworth 2, Hesse 2, Dieckman 2, Ogle 2. Alyssa Mellen with 12 leading Lincoln.
Boys and girls both scheduled to play at home Dec 9th. Come on out to support the Bluebirds! Thank you to Arthur Keuper for this article!!
Community job and resource fair. Save the date Dec. 21st.
Once again, the Cole Camp choirs were out spreading joy and representing the school positively, adding to the reason this community is so amazing.
We are almost halfway done with this school year! Here are two bits of info for a strong finish.
1) Here is the link for the schedule of fall finals in classes grades 7-12. The final exam is worth up to 10% of the overall grade for each class. https://5il.co/32kjy
2) The last day for students to turn in any late work is one week from today. After December 13th no late work will be accepted.
Take a peek at the Masked Teacher assembly that the Elementary had this week! The kids (and teachers) had a blast!
Congratulation to Kyle Thomas on signing to play soccer for the 2025-2026 school year at Central Christian College of the Bible in Moberly, MO.
Cheer on the girls tonight as they finish up the Warsaw Tournament. They will play Lincoln at 4:30 in the WHS gym!
Katy Trail Dental Mobile Unit will be coming soon! Get your registration paperwork turned in by December 18, 2024
The wrestling team travels to Lone Jack tomorrow to take on the mules. Good luck, boys! #matchday
Cole Camp High School Boys Basketball: Second game of the season matched the Cole Camp boys against the Leeton Bulldogs in the Warsaw tournament on December 5th. Connor Petersen still out due to sickness.
With the game starting at 4:30 p.m., Reyd Johnson hit a 3 for Leeton 5 seconds into the game. Bovey Clark matched that twenty seconds later with his own 3. The margin widened a bit following. Johnson couldn't seem to miss as he scored 18 in the first qtr. Colton Dieckman and Kolton Phillips each was 6 for the Bluebirds. Had it not been for several untimely turnovers, Cole Camp likely would have stayed much closer. As it was, Leeton led 26-15 after 1.
Kolby Bohon with a hot hand in the 2nd scoring six from beyond the arc and a two-point fieldgoal. Phillips tightened up the defense on Johnson and so Cole Camp narrowed the Leeton lead to 33-27 at the break.
Leeton with a 7-0 run early in the 3rd qtr, but Bohon with a drive to the basket and a long range 3 slowed their momentum. Brett Burdick with a nice defensive effort and Bohon drew a charging foul on the Bulldogs. Phillips a traditional three and Dieckman another basket left it a 7-point Leeton lead after 3.
Baskets by Dieckman and Blake Abey opening the last qtr made it a three-point game. Once again a three-point game after a Phillips steal and basket with 5 minutes to go. That's good! However Leeton outscored Cole Camp 11-2 in the last 4 min, (only 1 freethrow,) to win 67-53.
Scoring: Bohon 18, Dieckman 15, Phillips 15, Clark 3, Abey 2. Johnson led Leeton with 27. Thank you to Arthur Keuper for this article!!!
Bluebirds will wrestle at Windsor High School on 12/13/2024.
Doors will not open until 3:45
$3.00 adults
Students and 62+ are free
Live Stream for 12/13
https://fan.hudl.com/usa/mo/windsor/organization/24905/windsor-high-school/watch?ib=1764696
Bluebird Media and the Tattler staff are grateful to the businesses that purchased ads for our yearbook. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT! #feelingthankfulfriday
Have a Great Weekend!!!
Cole Camp choirs performed at the Jingle on Green event in Sedalia tonight. Way to go Bluebirds!
It's game day in Bluebird Nation! The boys continue the Warsaw Tournament this afternoon at 4:30 PM! #gameday
Cole Camp High School Boys Basketball: The 92nd Annual Warsaw Boys Basketball Tournament hosted four games on December 3rd. Teams included #1 Weaubleau, Skyline, Knob Noster, Lincoln, Warsaw, Cole Camp, Leeton and Windsor.
Bluebird team members include Seniors Connor Peterson, Kolby Bohon, Colton Thompson, Spencer Godwin, Joseph Hatfield and Patrick Allison. Colton Dieckman and Ty Loganbill are juniors. Sophomores include Dasch Kaiser, Bovey Clark, Kolton Phillips, Blake Abey and Landon Bauer. Freshman Brett Burdick also got in some court time.
Cole Camp faced Knob Noster, a team who went 16-12 last year but has no returning starters. Still the Panthers led 9-0 mid 1st qtr. Abey with a free throw and Burdick a steal turned into a basket for Cole Camp's points. Knob Noster lead 13-3 after 1.
Nice spurt opening the 2nd qtr as Dieckman scored from downtown and Phillips a field goal making it a five pt game. Burdick nailed a 3 mid qtr, but the Panthers are a quick team and scored in bunches. A 10-point run before half push the lead to 20 before a Bohon steal and layup made it Knob Noster 35 - 17 at the break.
Kaiser with two baskets opening the 3rd. Clark and Bohon drained 3's mid qtr, but still no catching the Panthers. An old-fashioned 3-point play by Phillips ended the qtr with the score at 52-30.
Clark with 5 in the 4th, and Kaiser another four. Final score was Knob Noster 67, Cole Camp 41.
Scoring: Phillips 9, Clark 8, Kaiser 8, Bohon 5, Burdick 5, Dieckman 3 Abey 3. James Williams led 4 Panthers in double figures with 13.
Kaiser, Phillips and Clark with 5 rebounds each for Cole Camp. Thank you to Aurthur Keuper for this article!!
FTA wants to send a big thank you to our feature teachers of the week.
The Cole Camp Lady Bluebirds battled Weableau tonight in the Warsaw tournament. After a tough game, played clear to the last buzzer, CC won 42-48! It's a great day to be a Bluebird!!