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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2013 — 20 PAGES
2013 I-70 Conference Football Schedules
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8/30 9/6
9/13
Concordia Football 2013 Higginsville
7 p.m.
8/30
at Wentworth Military
7 p.m.
at Sweet Springs
7 p.m.
9/13
Orrick
7 p.m.
at Santa Fe
7 p.m.
Orrick
7 p.m.
9/20
Saint Paul
10/4
at Wellington-Napoleon
7 p.m.
Crest Ridge
7 p.m.
9/27
10/11
Lone Jack
10/25
at Trenton
10/18
8/30 9/6
9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4
Santa Fe Football 2013
7 p.m.
7 p.m. 7 p.m.
9/6
Sweet Springs
9/20 9/27 10/4
10/11 10/18 10/25
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9/27
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7 p.m.
Saint Paul
7 p.m.
Orrick
10/25
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at Santa Fe
7 p.m. 7 p.m.
7 p.m.
Wellington-Napoleon
at Wellington-Napoleon Lone Jack
7 p.m.
Crest Ridge
8/30
7 p.m.
7 p.m.
at Lone Jack
7 p.m.
Crest Ridge
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at Concordia
at Slater
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10/18
Saint Paul Lutheran Football 2013
Windsor
9/6
9/20 10/4
at Saint Paul
7 p.m.
Wentworth Military
7 p.m.
7 p.m. 7 p.m.
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at Crest Ridge
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Wellington-Napoleon Football 2013
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9/13
at Lone Jack
7 p.m.
8/30
Santa Fe
7 p.m.
9/13
at Crest Ridge
7 p.m.
West Platte
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at Lexington
10/4
Concordia
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10/18
10/25
8/30 9/6
at Saint Paul
at Orrick
Sweet Springs
Lone Jack Football 2013 Wellington-Napoleon
7 p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m.
7 p.m.
7 p.m. 7 p.m.
10/4
Orrick
7 p.m.
10/18
at Sweet Springs
Saint Paul
10/11
10/25
at Concordia
at Drexel
10/11 10/18 10/25
9/13
7 p.m.
9/27
10/4
7 p.m.
at Santa Fe
9/20
9/27
8/30
7 p.m.
Crest Ridge
9/20
7 p.m.
at King City
9/13
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Gramates returns for second year at Concordia by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
The Orioles will look to senior Austin Hon (3rd Team All-State defensive back, 1st Team All-DisWin conference. Win districts. trict and 2nd Team All-Conference), senior Cass Heimsoth (1st Win state. It’s the same goal Concordia Team All-District and 2nd Team head football coach Tom Gramates has every year. ‘We need to compete “Our goals never change,” he said. “We need to learn to work harder, believe we hard enough to win the big can win and work games.” Last year’s 6-5 (5-2 in conferto achieve it’ ence) team lost in the second round — Tom Gramates of districts to Tipton High School. And this year’s team will have to work harder to go further, GraAll-Conference running back), mates said. Assisted by JK Bayse, Alic Fr- senior Layne Baldwin (Honorable erking, Jordan Gieselman and Mention All-Conference lineLogan Lenz, Gramates said the backer) and junior Derrick Lind(Honorable Mention Orioles will need to focus on all strom All-Conference offensive linephases of the game to improve. “We need to improve over last man). Offensively, Gramates anticiyear,” he said. “It will be hard because we (have to) replace four to pates big things from Hon at quarterback, Heimsoth at halfback, five offensive linemen. “We need to compete harder, Baldwin at fullback, Lindstrom at believe we can win and work to guard, senior Cory Meineka at fullback and senior Austin Beydler at achieve it.”
split end. On the defensive side of the ball, Gramates said impact players should be Hon at free safety, Heimsoth at outside linebacker, Baldwin at inside linebacker, Lindstrom at nose tackle, Meineka at defensive end and Beydler at cornerback. Other returning letter-winners include Ty Flandermeyer, David Hemme, Collin Stringer, Dalton Treat, Andy Galloway, John Need, Evan Collner, Shane Goins, Jordan Schleuter, Trent McGinnis, Chase Rosser, Zack Toole, Patrick Hastings and Marshal Lindstrom. As for this season’s schedule, Gramates anticipates Saint Paul and Wellington-Napoleon to give his team its toughest competition. “Saint Paul (is) a team on the rise,” he said. And WellingtonNapoleon has a “great tradition of success.” The Orioles face the Saints in week four and the Tigers in week six. The season kicks off on Aug. 30 against Higginsville at home.
2012 Postseason Honors Austin Hon: 3rd Team AllState defensive back, 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Conference Cass Heimsoth: 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Conference running back Layne Baldwin: Honorable Mention All-Conference linebacker Derrick Lindstrom: Honorable Mention AllConference offensive lineman
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Members of the 2013 Saint Paul Lutheran Saints football team include: front row, Tim Mehl, Michael Nebel, Seth Muehler, Gerhard von zur Muehlen, Sam Hargrave, John Bredehoeft, Jalen Timm, Gabe Stumbaugh and John Brunkhorst; middle row, manager Angelika Paul, James Foster, Anthony Tewogbade, Eric Allen, Peter Lemmons, Luke Stuenkel, Zach Hentges, Vinny Engel, Minseo Huh, Jay Ji and manager Shania Anderson; back row, Daniel Royuk, Ryan Kohlbaum, Peyton King, Matt Nebel, Wyatt Jones, Peyton Kusel, Derek Woodall and Caleb Hentges.
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by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
Mehl. “They were excellent leaders with a lot of talent; we’ll miss them,” Coming off of a 9-2 season last he said. But the team returns a handful of year, Saint Paul Lutheran head football coach Larry Laubenstein expects players who received postseason honors led by senior Gerhard von zur the tradition to continue. “We’re excited,” he said. “We Muehlen who was named to the 1st Team All-Conference Team at reknow we’ll be competitive.” After 39 years as head coach – all ceiver and defensive back, to the Allat Saint Paul’s – Laubenstein knows a thing or two about tradition. But he keeps it simple, just one ‘Our team goal is game at a time. “Our team goal is always to win always to win the the next game and let things fall into place,” he said. next game and let Assisting Laubenstein on the things fall into place’ sidelines this year will be Rob Tebbenkamp, Mark Steitz and Clint — Larry Laubenstein Stuenkel. The Saints went 6-1 in the conference last year and fell in the second round of districts. Team members District Team at receiver and lost to graduation were Johnny Fos- defensive back and to the All-State ter, Quentin Jones, Aaron Frerking, 3rd Team at receiver. Isaiah Roepe, Matt Krater, Aaron Others receiving honors include junHentges, Rye Gifford, Joachim von ior Luke Stuenkel who was named to zur Muehlen, Aaron Page and Ted the 1st Team All-Conference Team at
running back and Honorable Mention All-Conference Team at defensive back; seniors Mike Nebel, Honorable Mention All-Conference Team at linebacker, and Tim Mehl, Honorable Mention All-Conference Team at running back; and junior Peter Lemmons, Honorable Mention All-Conference Team at receiver and punter. Laubenstein said impact players for the Saints this year should be von zur Muehlen at receiver/defensive back, Lemmons at quarterback/defensive back, Stuenkel at running back/linebacker, Nebel at running back/linebacker and Mehl at running back/linebacker. Other impact players include seniors Gabe Stumbaugh at receiver/defensive back and John Bredehoeft, John Brunkhorst and Seth Muehler playing on the offensive and defensive lines. Juniors James Foster,
offensive and defensive line, and Eric Allen, returner and defensive back, will also be expected to step up and make big plays. “Special teams are up in the air,” Laubenstein said, “but von zur Muehlen and Stuenkel are decent kick returners, and Lemmons will do okay at punting.” Laubenstein said one of the keys to a successful season will be to stay healthy. “As in any small school,” he said, “injuries could derail a season at any time.” He expects WellingtonNapoleon, Concordia and Crest Ridge to be tough in conference action. And since the Saints are in Class 2, any district game will be tough, he said. Saint Paul Lutheran starts its season on Aug. 30 at Wentworth Military Academy.
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2012 Postseason Honors Gerhard von zur Muehlen: 1st Team All-Conference Team receiver and defensive back, All-District Team receiver and defensive back and All-State 3rd Team receiver Luke Stuenkel: 1st Team All-Conference Team running back and Honorable Mention All-Conference Team defensive back Mike Nebel: Honorable Mention All-Conference Team linebacker Tim Mehl: Honorable Mention All-Conference Team running back Peter Lemmons: Honorable Mention All-Conference Team receiver and punter.
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Members of the 2013 Santa Fe Chiefs football team include: front row, Ryan Cox, Branden Rieves, Alex Martinez, Julio Ruiz, Chris Smith and Thomas Schmalz; middle row, Levi Sims, Nathan Brumback, Chris Breland, Joey Narron, Payton Wright, Cobe Tucker and Gutherie Baldwin; back row, Alex Smith, Dillon Caton, Tim Nienhueser, Truman Sleeper, Ty Bell and Ben Hinz.
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Young, hard-working team takes the field for Santa Fe by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
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The Santa Fe Chiefs football team lost six seniors to graduation from last year’s team. But seventh-year head coach Andy Frerking doesn’t seem too worried with the young team he has in front of him. “We lost some good players and some excellent leaders,” he said. “However, while we will be young this season, I feel our squad is working hard with great attitudes.” His team goals for the year are simple – practice hard, have positive attitudes and have fun on Friday nights. However, the Chiefs will have to work hard to improve from last
year’s 4-6 overall and 3-4 confer- players on offense and our offenence records. sive line is young,” he said. “But I “We need to improve defen- feel that they have the ability to do good things this season.” The offense returns All-Conference and All-District running ‘While we will be back Alex Martinez, who the Saints young...I feel that will look to again this season. Other projected impact players they have the ability on the offensive side of the ball into do good things clude: quarterback Ben Hinz, running back Gutherie Baldwin, wide this season.’ receivers Truman Sleeper, Alex — Andy Frerking Smith and Kobe Tucker, tight end Ty Bell, center Payton Wright, tackles Branden Rieves and Tim sively and stop the opposition’s Nienhueser, and guards Nathan running game,” he said. “Our of- Brumback, Ryan Cox and Thomas fense must limit turnovers and we Schmalz Frerking said defensively, must have mistake-free football.” However, Frerking said, that players who should make an imoffense could be quite successful. pact include Martinez, Baldwin, “We have some good skill Sleeper, Bell and Rieves at line-
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2012 Postseason Honors Alex Martinez: All-Conference and All-District running back
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Hounds football team hungry to turn things around by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
The Sweet Springs Greyhounds will rely on a trio of seniors to lead their football team this season. Head coach Melvin Baker will expect seniors Jeffery Hall, Heath Snider and Nathan Vogelsmeier, who were all named to the All-District team last year, to step up and shine once again. Baker said he is excited for that core group to have “a strong finish to their high school playing days.” These seniors started their high school careers going 0-10 in 2010 followed by a 1-9 finish in 2011 and a 2-8 record in 2012. Hall will lead the team at quarterback. He also plays linebacker on defense and handles the kicking game for the Greyhounds. Snider will line up at center and also play cornerback on defense. And the team will look to Vogelsmeier at halfback, cornerback and kick returner. In addition to the seniors,
Baker said other players projected to make an impact include junior end and linebacker Trevor Phillips, junior cornerback/safety Jared Dillon and sophomore wide receivers Mario Percell and Rhett Snider. He said he will also look to sophomore guard/tackle Garrett Hollingsworth, if his knee is okay. The Greyhounds will also have a few players from Malta Bend, who is co-oping this season with Sweet Springs. Last year’s Greyhound team, who also went 1-6 in the conference, lost quarterback and linebacker Derrick Nelson, halfback and cornerback Jeffery Dierker, guard/tackle Kyle Evans and end/safety Jamison Harrison to graduation. “(We’ll) need to fill shoes in those positions,” Baker said. It was a very young team, he said, that was able to get in lots of playing time. And that experience should help the Hounds as they start the season. Areas of focus this year for Baker will be to take better care of
the ball and to finish the long drive. Their team goals include improving their skills and their record from last year’s finish, he said. A couple of conference foes will likely test the Greyhounds the most this season, Baker said. “Wellington-Napoleon, who went deep in playoffs last year,” he said. “And Crest Ridge, with the number of returners to their program.” They won’t see either team until late in the season, which should help the Greyhounds. Now in his third year as head coach, Baker will be joined on the sidelines by longtime assistant, Mike Staples, as well as first-year assistant coach Ryan Armstrong. It will be a battle of the Greyhounds to kick off the season as Sweet Springs faces Windsor at home on Aug. 30.
2012 Postseason Honors Jeffery Hall: All-District Team & All-Conference Team Heath Snider: All-District Team Nathan Vogelsmeier: All-District Team
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Wellington-Napoleon looks to create new identity this year by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
After a successful 11-2 season last year – which included a loss in the quarterfinals to eventual state champ Penney Hornets – the Wellington-Napoleon Tigers will look to create a new identity in 2013. Head coach Quenton Bainbridge said they can’t compare this team to last year’s as it has too many new pieces. “We will have to create our own identity, with new faces having the opportunity to make plays each game,” Bainbridge said, who enters his seventh year as head coach. “We will have to continue to get better every week.” The Tigers will be without several key players from last year’s team 7-0 conference championship and playoff team. “Many of these players have been two-, three- or four-year starters for our program,” Bainbridge said. “They had a huge impact on our past successes and have laid a good foundation for continuing a tradition here at WellingtonNapoleon. “They will be greatly missed, but their impact on our community and our team is one that we hope will help us in the upcoming seasons.” Bainbridge said his projected impact players will be sophomore QB/LB Tristan Green, senior WR/DB Jared Mershon, junior WR/DBs Levi Banner and Alex Rodenberg, sophomore WR/DB/K Blake Gray, junior WR/DE Drew Bunch, senior RB/DB Nick Bross, sophomore RB/LB/P Dallas Reynolds, sophomore DE Luke
Schaberg, senior OL/DLs Nick Dysart and Caleb Thilking, junior OL/DL Aaron Schuster, sophomore OL/DLs Daniel Driscoll, Brock Beckemeyer and Caleb Williams. Returning letter-winners include Mershon, Banner, Bross, Green and Schuster. Mershon received Honorable Mention AllConference Running Back honors last year. “We have a very different team than we had last year,” Bainbridge said. “We are inexperienced in many places, but do have the talent and ability to continue to do a lot of the things we like to do as a football team. “We will continue to try to be dynamic in both the pass and run game as well as tough defensively. We will have to play well every week to be successful, but are optimistic of our chances to be competitive every week.” Bainbridge said Saint Paul and Crest Ridge should offer the Tigers some of their best competition of the season. “They both have some very talented skill players returning and have always been well coached,” he said. Bainbridge will once again be assisted by Andy Hampton, Lincoln Bainbridge, Tristan Layman and Mitchell Bainbridge. “We know that each and every game will be tough,” Bainbridge said. “It will be a great challenge for our team and coaches to be ready for a close game every week. The games will be hard fought, which will make our successes that much more appreciated.” The Tigers’ season begins Aug. 30 against conference foe Lone Jack.
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Crest Ridge to build upon team’s past by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR The Crest Ridge Cougars hope to build on their 5-5 overall record from last year. And with most of the offense returning, head coach Chris Cavanah is eager to get the season started. “Offensively, we return most of our skill players from last year’s team including our quarterback,” Cavanah said. “We hope to build on what we have done in the past.” The sixth-year head coach said that means becoming more balanced and throwing the ball more on offense. On defense, he said they just have to be better. “We gave up too many points in big games last year,” he said. The Cougars will also have several holes to fill from graduation. “We lost four All-Conference players who played big roles for us,” he said. “We need some young kids to step up and play big roles for us this year.” Cavanah will especially look to the following players who received postseason honors last year: senior QB Ethan Matthews (2nd Team All-State all-purpose back and 1st Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Conference quarterback); junior RB Justin Donald
(Honorable Mention All-Conference running back); sophomore WR Noah McCune (2nd Team All-Conference wide receiver); junior OL/DL Russell Arnold (2nd Team All-District and 2nd Team All-Conference defensive line and Honorable Mention All-Conference offensive line); and senior LB Caleb Thomas (Honorable Mention All-Conference linebacker). He also expects senior WR/DB/K Dallas Hoffman, senior WR Austin Fitterling, senior DL Johnny McCannon, senior DB Austin Bestgen and junior LB Cole Foley to all make an impact on the team. Cavanah anticipates Wellington-Napoleon to be one of his team’s toughest opponents this year as well as Saint Paul Lutheran, a program that keeps getting better each season, he said. He will be assisted by Jake Vencill, Flip Courter, Mark Amos and Matt Jordan. The team starts the season on August 30 against East Buchanan, who Cavanah called a tough program in one of the best smallschool conferences in the state. “I’m excited for the season to get started,” Cavanah said. “Our summer weight program and camps have been well attended. Now I’m excited to see what we can accomplish this fall.”
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THE CONCORDIAN, Concordia, Missouri, Wednesday, August 28, 2013 — PAGE 13
New coach takes over Orrick Bearcats football program
by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
After spending two years coaching at Belton High School, Nick Chapman will take over the Orrick Bearcats football team this year. With an 0-7 conference record and a 1-9 overall record, Chapman will look to his young team to improve with each game and restore tradition to Bearcat football. “(I’m most excited) to see our young kids grow as the season progresses,” he said. The team lost three seniors to graduation last year – quarterback John Moore, running back Derrick Dennis and offensive lineman
Hunter Guthrie. “Losing those players will hurt us from an experience and leadership standpoint,” Chapman said. “But it will give some younger kids the opportunity to step up and play a bigger role for our team this season. “It will also get them experience they will need over the next two or three years.” With just 13 players on the team so far, Chapman will also need them to stay healthy. Returning letter-winners are David Moore, Lane Barker, Bryar Martin, Austin Clark, Kelton Blacklock, Colton Guthrie, Tyler Crow, Bryce Wheeler, Blake McNulty, Nathan McGregor, Rylee
Bunch and Cody Combs. Chapman’s projected impact players on offense this season include junior OL Tyler Crow, junior TE Cody Combs, junior RB Lane Barker and sophomore WR Bryar Martin. On defense, he will look to Crow at DL, Martin at CB and freshman Alex Stockton at LB to make big plays. Chapman also said he expects the success they had running the ball last year to continue into this year, and he will be focusing mostly on improving the defensive and offensive line play. Orrick will be tested on the field when they play Crest Ridge in week four and Wellington-
Napoleon in week eight, Chapman said. “Both teams have been very good the last few years and bring several of their key players back from a year ago,” he said. Chapman will be assisted by defensive coordinator Andy Chamberlin, in his fifth year with the team, and by special teams coach Jarod McMahon, in his first year with the Bearcats. This year’s team goals are “to play hard, build on success and take steps forward,” Chapman said. The Orrick Bearcats will try to do just that as they kick off the season on Aug. 30 against the Mid-Buchanan Dragons at home.
Mules football making big strides by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
Consistency. It’s what Lone Jack head football coach Jason Fenstermaker wants to see from his team this year. “We need to play more consistent,” the fourth-year head coach said. After going 4-7 last year, and 2-5 in conference play, Fenstermaker is ready for the season to start. “My boys are excited about the challenge in front of them,” he said. “I saw them take big strides throughout the year (last year). They started to compete every day.” Fenstermaker said their goal is to be competitive in every game. “We want to play hard and give ourselves a chance to win every game,” he said. “We have some people that are eager to play and let us not miss a beat.” Projected impact players on
offense, according to Fenstermaker, include sophomore QB Joey Brandon, junior WR Nick Kirk, senior TE Jake Hopper and senior OLs Hayden Hall, Angus Campbell and Quinton Lewis. On the defensive side of the ball, Fenstermaker will look to Brandon at FS, Kirk at SS, Hopper, Hall, Campbell and Lewis at DL and junior LB Trevor Wilson. Senior K/P Landon Schroeder will be the go-to guy on special teams. Assistant coaches for the Mules this year will be Ken Howard, Garrett Beck, Jake Cantrell, Ben Call, Jerry Maclean, Bryant Knapp and Marci Fenton. Lone Jack gets the season started when they host the Wellington-Napoleon Tigers. “They are always a tough test,” Fenstermaker said. “And having to play them week one is always a challenge. They are well coached.” Kick-off is set for 7 p.m. on Fri., Aug. 30, at Lone Jack.
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Leslie Basye believes her team can put their talents together and have a successful year. That’s what the Concordia Orioles head volleyball coach said she is most excited for – seeing those talented and determined athletes stepping up together on the court. They’ll have to do it, however, without five key players who graduated last year. “Even though we are losing five seniors, we have a lot of talent on the current team,” Basye said. “And while their leadership will be missed, I believe we have players that are capable of stepping up and filling those positions.” Last year’s 17-13-3 team finished 3-3 in the I-70 Conference.
specialist Cailey Cooper and middle hitter Ellison Brunkhorst. The Orioles will work to continue working on attacking more. “Serve receive was a huge success for us last year and we look to continuing that progress this year,” she said. “We will focus on being more aggressive at the net as well as at the service line.” Basye said she anticipates Saint Paul Lutheran and Santa Fe will offer her girls their toughest competition of the season. “Saint Paul and Santa Fe both have strong programs and talented Sarah Reed/The Concordian Members of the 2013 Concordia Orioles volleyball team include: front row, athletes,” she said. Shelby Spalding, Bailey Heimsoth, Stephanie Dennis, Meredith Scherer, Cassie Basye enters her sixth year as Colborn, Bailey Steinmueller and Kayla Davis; middle row, Laura Edwards, head coach and will be assisted by Mallory Scherer, Makayla Hartwig, Cassidy Brockman, Brittany Reinwald, Kayla Stuart and Gloria Guier; back row, Cailey Cooper, Hannah Hon, Grace Aimee Bredehoeft in her first year. The Orioles will take the floor Stumbaugh, Ellison Brunkhorst, Mariah Rudy, Raelyn Caldwell and McKenna for the first time this season on Meyer. Sept. 9 at Smithton. Their first Returning letter-winners from Brockman, setter Brittany Rein- home game will be on Sept. 16 that team include senior Cassidy wald, outside hitter and defensive against Green Ridge.
Wellington-Napoleon returns several talented players this year by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR After going 24-4-3 last year that included a loss to St. Mary’s in the district semifinals, Peggy Tuter returns for her third year as head coach at Wellington-Napoleon. She will be joined by first-year assistant coach Derek Twombly as well as a considerable amount of talent returning to the team. Tuter’s goal – to always get to state – could become a reality this season with a couple of returning players who received postseason honors last year. Kaitlyn Jones was named to the All-Region Team and Mikayla Lohsandt was named to the All-Region Honorable Mention Team as well as to the I-70 All-Conference Team.
In addition to Jones and Lohsandt, other returning letterwinners from last year’s team will include Christa Beckemeyer, Abbie Thompson, Morgan Weedman, Madison Thornburg, Jaime Ruskey, Chastity Meierer, Tori Florence and Allison Baker. However, the team will have to find a way to replace Mikayla Seitz, All-Region and All-District Team, and Katie Kropp, All-District Team, who graduated. “Both girls were very solid athletes,” Tuter said. “Mikayla had complete control of the offense at the setter. She was our motivator. “Katie was just a solid allaround player.” Seitz and Kropp helped the Tigers to a 5-2 record in the I-70 Conference last year. The team also won the Lone Jack Tournament and
placed third in the I-70 Conference Tournament. But Tuter believes some of the success the team saw last year will carry over into this season. “We want to always push through points and not get stuck in a rotation where we lose our focus and points,” she said. “We did that very well last year and I would like to see that continue.” She said she wants to improve their strong defensive play and is excited for the season to get started to see what the girls can do. Tuter anticipates Jones and Thompson at outside hitter, Mikayla Lohsandt at middle hitter and Thornburd at libero to be impact players for the team this year. The Tigers’ toughest opponent should be Santa Fe, who Tuter said is the strongest team in the confer-
ence. “They are a very good passing team and strong fundamentally,” she said. In addition to getting to state, Tuter said their team goal is to “not lose any matches where we beat ourselves.” Wellington-Napoleon’s first match of the season is Sept. 5 at home against Carrollton. Have a great year!
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Saint Paul ready to dominate again this year
by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
Winning districts the past three seasons sounds pretty good. But Saint Paul Lutheran head volleyball coach Aaron Marsh believes there’s more potential to discover with his team. “I’m most excited to see how high our potential can be,” he said. “We show flashes of playing really well, and then other times not as aggressive as we should. But seeing the potential is exciting to see how high we can take it.” In addition to being district champs, last year’s team took first place in the I-70 conference with an undefeated 7-0 record and an overall record of 32-3. The Saints took second place at the William Chrisman and Warrensburg tournaments, first place at the I70 Conference Tournament, and lost to Holden in the sectional round of the postseason. And while this year’s team will be without several key players from last season, Marsh expects to see much of the same success as last season. “I think we have the overall athletic talent to do the things we did last year,” the fourth-year head coach said. “We will just have to work hard to do the little things to be well rounded.”
Injuries plague Lone Jack volleyball team
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Members of the 2013 Saint Paul Saints volleyball team include: front row, Julia Puester, Emily Aversman, Alyssa Hamblen, Tiffany Bennett, Jenny Goucher, Katie Craig, Gabby Kueck and Hadley Rolf; back row, Liesl Henning, Clara Nebel, Hannah Minor, Shannon Peters, Sydney Bredehoeft, Becca Roepe, Anna Colwell and Bre Vogelsmeier.
The Saints have plenty of talent returning in Becca Roepe who was named to the All-Conference 1st Team, All-District 1st Team and to the All-Region Team, Hadley Rolf who was named to the All-Conference and All-Region Honorable Mention teams, and Tiffany Bennett who was named to the All-District Honorable Mention Team. Marsh said his projected impact players include Roepe at middle hitter, Rolf at outside hitter/libero, Bennett at outside hitter, Bre Vogelsmeier at outside hitter/middle hitter, Gabby Kueck at outside hitter/defensive specialist, Alyssa Ham-
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The summertime was not kind to the Lone Jack volleyball team. Three varsity players went down with injuries and will not be available. Fourth-year head coach Gayla Surber called it a “rebuilding year” due to the injuries. “Success will be measured by how well our team can learn new positions,” Surber said. “Also, a lot will depend on our younger players and how well they adapt to faster high school play.” In addition to the injuries, last year’s 11-13-1 team lost several to graduation. Surber and assistant coach Fenae Fenton will need the other returning letter-winners to step up including senior Hailey Nazworthy, junior Sierra Osborn, junior Sammy Kralicek and sophomore Andie Arnone. Nazworthy is the only returning player to have received postseason honors last year. She was named to the All-District second team at setter. As the season progresses, Surber said she will look to the simple things in this year of rebuilding. “Recognize success in the little things,” she said. “Like the improvement in a player’s skills.” The Mules’ season begins on Sept. 3 at Cass Midway.
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After state playoff run, Santa Fe wants more by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
The Santa Fe volleyball team has a bit of a target on its back after placing fourth in the Class 1 State Tournament the past two years. But that isn’t slowing them down any. “We still have something to prove,” third-year head coach Kinsey Harms said. “I expect us to be a threat to everyone we play. “I expect the girls to push harder than last year, to be mentally tough, to expect more out of themselves and our team.” Last year’s 28-9-2 team – which placed second in the I-70 conference – lost two key players in OH Callie Gieselman and RS Chelsea Winter to graduation, both who received postseason honors. “Callie and Chelsea were huge for us,” Harms said. “Luckily, I think we have the talent to amend these losses. “The girls are chomping at the bit to have these roles. We have plenty of returning and emerging talent to grow from last year.” That returning talent includes senior Brooke Barnett (I-70 Conference Honorable Mention and AllDistrict Team); junior Lexi Smith (I-70 Conference All-Tournament Team, Smith-Cotton All-Tournament Team, I-70 All-Conference, All-District Team, Class 1 All-Region Central/South Central and AllState First Team); and sophomore Kylie Limback (I-70 All-Conference
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Members of the 2013 Santa Fe Chiefs volleyball team include: front row, Tristan Sowers, Izzy Drake and Mikiah Zumalt; middle row, Assistant coach Ashton Sander, Leigha Graf, Kylie Limback, Masey Peters, Brooke Barnett, Kenzie Phillips, Lauren Wiggins, Shelbe Wesley and head coach Kinsey Harms; back row, Molly Mahoney, Phoebe Tieman, Abby Zitelman, Courtney Bishop, Lexi Smith, Katey Peters, Maleigh Limback, Lydia Wetter and Kimber Lagore.
and All-District Team). Other returning letter-winners on the team are senior Mikiah Zumalt, junior Katey Peters and sophomores Courtney Bishop and Mackenzie Phillips. Harms anticipates this year’s impact players to be Barnett and Lauren Wiggins at setter and right side hitters, Smith and Limback as middle hitters and Bishop and Zumalt as outside hitters. As far as this season’s schedule goes, Harms has her sights set on a few teams as the Chiefs’ toughest opponents. “Saint Paul because we still haven’t dethroned them in the con-
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by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR With such a young group of girls on the court this year, the Crest Ridge High School Cougars volleyball team will focus on teamwork to be competitive. First-year head coach Jennifer English said while they may be inexperienced, they are still looking forward to a successful season. “The girls are excited to be back,” she said. “We have a young team, and our focus will be on teamwork.” The Cougars lost several members of last year’s team – that went 715-1 overall and 1-6 in conference play – to graduation. “We lost a lot of experience,” English said. However, her young team is ready and eager to play. The Cougars will look to middle hitter Lily Hunter, who was named to the All-District team last year, for experience and leadership. In addition to Hunter, other returning letter-winners are setter and right side hitter Kennedy Dick, outside hitter Whitney Hutcherson and right side hitter Kaylee Schmidli. English will be assisted by firstyear coach, Lisa Siegfried. Crest Ridge will take the floor for the first time this season at home on Sept. 3 against Smithton. Good luck Lady Chiefs!
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New coaches hope to build strong foundation for Greyhound team by Jacki Wood SPORTS EDITOR
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Members of the 2013 Sweet Springs Greyhounds volleyball team include: front row, coach Laura Harvey, Emily Phillips, Hayleigh Marlin, Jolynda Sampson, Carley Norris and coach Laura Reinhardt; second row, Tori Hinton, Alexis Winfrey, Addison Eckhoff, Chelsea Schroeder and Jade Rayl; third row, Kortnee Vaught, Hayden Dodds, Anna-Clara Eckhoff, Bailey Coyer and Kasandra Clark; back row, Miranda Tyler, Ashleigh Bright, Christina Higgins, Nicole Bright, Olivia Loges and Megan Evans.
The Sweet Springs volleyball team will look for a fresh start this season with first-year head coach, Laura Reinhardt, and first-year assistant coach, Laura Harvey. Reinhardt said she is really looking forward to her first year and getting the season started. “A new coach can entirely change the direction of the program,” Reinhardt said. “So the goal for this year is to build a strong team foundation for the years to come.” Reinhardt said she’s excited to see what this year’s team can accomplish. “It’s a little difficult to know what lies ahead,” she said. “But I think all the girls are looking forward to a fresh start this season. I am very excited to get the season started and
cannot wait to see what the girls can do on the court.” Last year’s team that went 6-10 overall and 2-6 in the conference. Returning letter-winners from that team will be Megan Evans, Christina Higgins, Olivia Loges, Ashtin Hunter, Ashleigh Bright and Nicole Bright. Reinhardt said she anticipates her projected impact players this season to be Evans at setter, Nicole Bright and Higgins at strong side hitters, Ashleigh Bright at middle blocker and Loges at weak side hitter. “The greatest focus this season will be building a solid, hard-working team that can work well together,” she said. Sweet Springs opens up the season on Sept.3 at Green Ridge. The Greyhounds’ first home game will be on Sept. 12 against Sacred Heart. Good luck this season!
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