The Kansas Volleyball Association has announced their 2010 All-Academic Team. The All-Academic Team is designed to honor high school varsity volleyball players who have proven excellence in the classroom. To be eligible to receive this award, players must have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.75 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent on another scale, during the first semester of the current school year. Only a player who has earned a varsity letter during the current season according to her school's requirements is eligible for this award. Callie Brzon and Abbey Anderson were chosen as members of the KVA All-Academic Team. Celsey Beneda, Hunter Duensing, Lacie Shoemaker, and Devin Nutsch were members that achieved KVA Honorable Mention All-Academic Team.
Also, the Kansas Volleyball Association gives a team award. The Team Academic Award is designed to honor high school varsity volleyball teams which have proven excellence in the classroom. To be eligible to receive this award, teams must have a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 3.3 on a 4.0 scale, or the equivalent on another scale, during the current school year. This will include GPA's from all players who competed at the varsity level. The Republic County Lady Buffalo Team of 2010 achieved this honor. Members of the 2010 squad were: Celsey Beneda, Hunter Duensing, Lacie Shoemaker, Callie Brzon, Kayley Johnson, Michelle Cottenmyre, Abbey Anderson, and Devin Nutsch.
Concordia Volleyball Invite
CONCORDIA VOLLEYBALL INVITATIONAL
POOL PLAY ROTATION
OCTOBER 1, 2011
(RED POOL) CHS (WHITE POOL) CES
1-Washington 2-Smith Center
4-Marysville 3-Minneapolis
5-Southeast of Saline 6-Beloit
7-Republic County 8-Riley County
10-Concordia 9-Clay Center
RED POOL COURT/TIME WHITE POOL
(CHS) (CES)
1 vs. 10 East/9:00 2 vs. 9
4 vs. 7 West/9:00 3 vs. 8
5 vs. 10 East/10:00 2 vs. 6
1 vs. 7 West/10:00 3 vs. 9
7 vs. 10 East/11:00 3 vs. 6
4 vs. 5 West/11:00 8 vs. 9
4 vs. 10 East/12:00 6 vs. 9
1 vs. 5 West/12:00 2 vs. 8
5 vs. 7 East/1:00 6 vs. 8
1 vs. 4 West/1:00 2 vs. 3
SEMIFINALS AT HIGH SCHOOL
1st Red Pool v 2nd White Pool
1st White Pool v 2nd Red Pool
Consolation Finals------------------West Gym
Finals--------------------------------East Gym
TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE - WE WILL RUN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE IF POSSIBLE.
POOL PLAY ROTATION
OCTOBER 1, 2011
(RED POOL) CHS (WHITE POOL) CES
1-Washington 2-Smith Center
4-Marysville 3-Minneapolis
5-Southeast of Saline 6-Beloit
7-Republic County 8-Riley County
10-Concordia 9-Clay Center
RED POOL COURT/TIME WHITE POOL
(CHS) (CES)
1 vs. 10 East/9:00 2 vs. 9
4 vs. 7 West/9:00 3 vs. 8
5 vs. 10 East/10:00 2 vs. 6
1 vs. 7 West/10:00 3 vs. 9
7 vs. 10 East/11:00 3 vs. 6
4 vs. 5 West/11:00 8 vs. 9
4 vs. 10 East/12:00 6 vs. 9
1 vs. 5 West/12:00 2 vs. 8
5 vs. 7 East/1:00 6 vs. 8
1 vs. 4 West/1:00 2 vs. 3
SEMIFINALS AT HIGH SCHOOL
1st Red Pool v 2nd White Pool
1st White Pool v 2nd Red Pool
Consolation Finals------------------West Gym
Finals--------------------------------East Gym
TIMES ARE APPROXIMATE - WE WILL RUN AHEAD OF SCHEDULE IF POSSIBLE.
JH Lady Buffs win home tourney
Scores from the Lady Buffs wins on Saturday, Sept 24
def Deshler 25-16, -18
def Phillipsburg 25-23, -19
def Thayer Central 25-15, -12
def Minneapolis 25-9, -20
Congrats to the girls!
def Deshler 25-16, -18
def Phillipsburg 25-23, -19
def Thayer Central 25-15, -12
def Minneapolis 25-9, -20
Congrats to the girls!
Jr Buffs fall to Beloit
The Republic County Junior High football team hosted Beloit in their final home game of the 2011 season on September 22. Derek Vanous got the Buffs on the board first with a strong run from 40 yards, but it was all Beloit after that, with the Trojans winning 36-6. "Against their double wing offense, you have to be very disciplined on defense," said coach Eric Allgood. "We had a couple breakdowns early, and couldn't find an answer on offense." The Trojan defense played inspired football, holding the Buffs offensive attack under 150 yards. "This is a good game for the guys to find out what we're made of, to see if we can get back up after a tough loss like this."
The Buffs travel to Salina to take on Sacred Heart Thursday, September 29. Kickoff is at 5pm, with a 5th quarter to follow.
The Buffs travel to Salina to take on Sacred Heart Thursday, September 29. Kickoff is at 5pm, with a 5th quarter to follow.
Rep Co Volleyball Invite scores
Red Pool
Smith Center def Clifton/Clyde 25-8, 25-8
Hanover def Republic Co 18-25, 25-12, 27-25
Smith Center def Hanover 25-12, 25-10
Republic Co def Clifton Clyde 25-8, 31-29
Smith Center def Republic Co 25-11, 25-14
Blue Pool
Pike Valley def Linn 25-14, 25-16
Beloit def Rock Hills 25-18, 25-16
Beloit def Pike Valley 25-22, 28-26
Red Pool Standings
Smith Center 3-0
Republic Co 1-2
Hanover 1-1
Clifton Clyde 0-2
Blue Pool Standings
Pike Valley 1-1
Beloit 2-0
Linn 0-1
Rock Hills 0-1
Smith Center def Clifton/Clyde 25-8, 25-8
Hanover def Republic Co 18-25, 25-12, 27-25
Smith Center def Hanover 25-12, 25-10
Republic Co def Clifton Clyde 25-8, 31-29
Smith Center def Republic Co 25-11, 25-14
Blue Pool
Pike Valley def Linn 25-14, 25-16
Beloit def Rock Hills 25-18, 25-16
Beloit def Pike Valley 25-22, 28-26
Red Pool Standings
Smith Center 3-0
Republic Co 1-2
Hanover 1-1
Clifton Clyde 0-2
Blue Pool Standings
Pike Valley 1-1
Beloit 2-0
Linn 0-1
Rock Hills 0-1
Republic COunty Volleyball Invite
2011 REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
INVITATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
MATCH SCHEDULE
RED POOL – REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS: Smith Center
Hanover
Republic County
Clifton-Clyde
MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.
RED POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:
9:00 a.m. Match #1 Smith Center vs. Clifton-Clyde
#2 Hanover vs. Republic County
#3 Smith Center vs. Hanover
#4 Republic County vs. Clifton-Clyde
#5 Smith Center vs. Republic County
#6 Hanover vs. Clifton-Clyde
BLUE POOL – EAST ELEMENTARY
TEAMS: Pike Valley
Beloit
Rock Hills
Linn
MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.
BLUE POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:
9:00 a.m. Match #1 Pike Valley vs. Linn
#2 Beloit vs. Rock Hills
#3 Pike Valley vs. Beloit
#4 Rock Hills vs. Linn
#5 Pike Valley vs. Rock Hills
#6 Beloit vs. Linn
Championship and Consolation Semi-Finals will start 20 minutes after the last pool game is completed.
CONSOLATION-EAST ELEMENTARY
Match #7 Red 3 vs. Blue 4 Match # 8 Blue 3 vs. Red 4
Match #9 7th Place Game Match # 10 5th Place Game
CHAMPIONSHIP-REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Match #7 Blue 1 vs. Red 2 Match #8 Red 1 vs. Blue 2
Match #9 3rd Place Game Match #10 1st Place Game
SEEDS:
1. Smith Center 7-0 5. Republic County 4-8
2. Pike Valley 5-1 6. Rock Hills 3-6
3. Beloit 7-5 7. Linn 1-10
4. Hanover 6-5 8. Clifton-Cyde 0-10
*4th and 5th place tie was broken using the sub-state seeding criteria in the Volleyball Manual (pg 21
INVITATIONAL VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT
MATCH SCHEDULE
RED POOL – REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
TEAMS: Smith Center
Hanover
Republic County
Clifton-Clyde
MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.
RED POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:
9:00 a.m. Match #1 Smith Center vs. Clifton-Clyde
#2 Hanover vs. Republic County
#3 Smith Center vs. Hanover
#4 Republic County vs. Clifton-Clyde
#5 Smith Center vs. Republic County
#6 Hanover vs. Clifton-Clyde
BLUE POOL – EAST ELEMENTARY
TEAMS: Pike Valley
Beloit
Rock Hills
Linn
MATCH TIMES: Matches will begin 10 minutes after the completion of the preceding match.
BLUE POOL MATCH SCHEDULE:
9:00 a.m. Match #1 Pike Valley vs. Linn
#2 Beloit vs. Rock Hills
#3 Pike Valley vs. Beloit
#4 Rock Hills vs. Linn
#5 Pike Valley vs. Rock Hills
#6 Beloit vs. Linn
Championship and Consolation Semi-Finals will start 20 minutes after the last pool game is completed.
CONSOLATION-EAST ELEMENTARY
Match #7 Red 3 vs. Blue 4 Match # 8 Blue 3 vs. Red 4
Match #9 7th Place Game Match # 10 5th Place Game
CHAMPIONSHIP-REPUBLIC COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL
Match #7 Blue 1 vs. Red 2 Match #8 Red 1 vs. Blue 2
Match #9 3rd Place Game Match #10 1st Place Game
SEEDS:
1. Smith Center 7-0 5. Republic County 4-8
2. Pike Valley 5-1 6. Rock Hills 3-6
3. Beloit 7-5 7. Linn 1-10
4. Hanover 6-5 8. Clifton-Cyde 0-10
*4th and 5th place tie was broken using the sub-state seeding criteria in the Volleyball Manual (pg 21
Jr Buffs 1-1 on season
The Republic County Junior High football team opened the season on September 1 with a home game against Southeast of Saline. A stout defense and big play offense are always good combinations, as the Buffs rolled to a 28-0 win. “The offensive line did a great job coming off the ball, and Tucker Allen at tight end had some great blocks to spring our backs for big gains,” said first year head coach Eric Allgood. Defensively, the Buffs held the visiting Trojans to just 8 yards on 23 plays. “William McNemar and Derek Vanous on the ends played as well as we could ask them, and combined for 5 sacks.”
In the B team game, Trevor Lowell accounted for 2 touchdowns, including taking the second half kickoff back for a touchdown, as the Buffs held on for a 16-14 win. “For most of these guys it was their first game experience, and I was very proud of the way they handled themselves.” Mikel Cottenmyre made some plays up front on defense, and Justin Allen had a deflection that Trevor Lowell intercepted to seal the win.
On September 8, NCAA foe Minneapolis came to Belleville to tangle with the Buffs. The Lions were the ones to make the big plays on offense this time, winning 30-20. “Despite giving up big plays early, I was happy with the way the guys fought back. We gave ourselves a chance in the 4th quarter, but just couldn’t find the plays we needed.” With Minneapolis up 14-0 after snapping the ball just twice, Derek Vanous ripped off touchdown runs of 77 and 10 to get the Buffs within 2 at half time.
Minneapolis opened up their lead to 30-12 midway through the 3rd quarter, before the Buffs made their charge. A 13 play drive ended in a 5 yard run by Tyler Popelka. On the ensuing Minneapolis possession, the Buff defense forced a bad punt snap out of the end zone, cutting the score to 30-20. The Buffs received the kick near midfield, but were unable to generate any offense, and turned the ball over on downs.
The Junior Buffs travel to Superior, NE to take on the Wildcats on Thursday, September 15. Kickoff is set for 5:00pm
In the B team game, Trevor Lowell accounted for 2 touchdowns, including taking the second half kickoff back for a touchdown, as the Buffs held on for a 16-14 win. “For most of these guys it was their first game experience, and I was very proud of the way they handled themselves.” Mikel Cottenmyre made some plays up front on defense, and Justin Allen had a deflection that Trevor Lowell intercepted to seal the win.
On September 8, NCAA foe Minneapolis came to Belleville to tangle with the Buffs. The Lions were the ones to make the big plays on offense this time, winning 30-20. “Despite giving up big plays early, I was happy with the way the guys fought back. We gave ourselves a chance in the 4th quarter, but just couldn’t find the plays we needed.” With Minneapolis up 14-0 after snapping the ball just twice, Derek Vanous ripped off touchdown runs of 77 and 10 to get the Buffs within 2 at half time.
Minneapolis opened up their lead to 30-12 midway through the 3rd quarter, before the Buffs made their charge. A 13 play drive ended in a 5 yard run by Tyler Popelka. On the ensuing Minneapolis possession, the Buff defense forced a bad punt snap out of the end zone, cutting the score to 30-20. The Buffs received the kick near midfield, but were unable to generate any offense, and turned the ball over on downs.
The Junior Buffs travel to Superior, NE to take on the Wildcats on Thursday, September 15. Kickoff is set for 5:00pm
Volleyball from 9/13
Rep Co lost 2 games to Southeast of Saline.
18-25, 23-25
19-25, 11-25
JV Split
21-25, 16-25
26-24, 25-18
Freshman won by SES
22-25, 14-25
Pike Valley was in Chase, defeating the home team 25-18, -17
and also Tescott 25-21, -20
18-25, 23-25
19-25, 11-25
JV Split
21-25, 16-25
26-24, 25-18
Freshman won by SES
22-25, 14-25
Pike Valley was in Chase, defeating the home team 25-18, -17
and also Tescott 25-21, -20
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