CHS Alum Brings Back Swim-A-Thon Memories

Campus High School 1975 graduate Dr. Lyle Noordhoek participated in the CHS Swim-A-Thon during his junior and senior years on the swim team. When he heard five CHS seniors would be in the pool raising money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Kansas last weekend, he wanted to make a contribution.
Dr. Noordhoek, a pathologist in Hays, brought with him to Haysville a $500 donation and the desire to get back in his old high school’s pool. On Sunday, while CHS swimmers were in the pool, Dr. Noordhoek swam 3.5 miles bringing back memories of the last time he was in the pool 39 years ago participating in the Swim-A-Thon.
He is an avid swimmer logging a 3-to-5 mile swim every other Sunday and shorter 1-to-1.5 miles swim 1 to 2 times a week. After 2 hours in the pool, Dr. Noordhoek looked like after a brief rest he could swim another 3.5 miles.

Congrats Campus Bowlers

From CatchItKansas.com

Campus bowling sweeps home tourney in shocking fashion
There may not have been a more disappointed team in the entire state of Kansas Saturday than the Derby girls’ bowling team.

It was announced that Campus and Derby finished with the same overall score so it was sent to a tiebreak. The determining tiebreak was which team bowled a higher high game.

Campus 213, Derby 214. Derby had just won the first annual Campus Bowling Invitational. So along the awards ceremony went, right into the boys’ finishers. A Seneca Bowl worker then approached the medal table and had a short discussion with the announcer.

Full story here.

Haysville Martial Arts StudentTakes Gold At 2013 Winter Challenge

CJ Denesha and Adam Schmidt, red belts at Black Eagle Martial Arts in Derby, Kansas, competed in the 2013 Taekwondo Winter Challenge on January 26, 2012 in Overland Park, Kansas.

Denesha, who lives in Haysville and trains with Black Eagle Martial Arts at the Haysville Activity Center, placed 1st in sparring and received a gold medal. Denesha did not compete in poomsae (forms). (PHOTO: RIGHT)

Schmidt, who trains in Haysville & Derby, placed 2nd in sparring to receive a silver medal. Schmidt also brought home a bronze medal for poomsae. (PHOTO: LEFT)

The 2013 Winter Challenge was sponsored by the Kansas TaeKwonDo Association (www.ktasport.com).

Campus To Get New Football Coach

From Catchitkansas.com

Greg Slade has been named head football coach at Campus High School in Haysville. The former Rose Hill coach brings with him two state championship game apperances, and one state title.

When reached by telephone on Sunday night, Slade had no comment, but Campus Athletics Director Richard Elliot confirmed to CatchItKansas.com that Slade has been tabbed to lead the program starting this fall.

Full story here.

Entire Football Team Threatens To Quit If Coach Is Replaced

From KWCH.com

The last several seasons have been tough ones for the Campus High Colts. But the players say its not all about winning games.

“Ive seen a lot of improvements–not winning record-wise, but with being a family, being together,” player Jonny Hyde says. “Ive seen a big improvement on that.”

The players found out this week that Coach Mike Schartz has left the school. They say he was fired for not winning enough games. Several players, led by team captain Devon Rogers, say they dont want to play for anybody else. Rogers submitted a petition to the school board with the signatures of 75 players who say theyll quit the team if Schartz isnt the coach.

Continue reading here.

Goodbye To The Heat

No Im not talking temperature…

Haysville Heat Moving To Wellington, Kansas

Rick Twyman, Haysville Heat Owner, announced today that the team is moving to Wellington, Kansas, in 2013. The Heat has played in Lake Havasu City, Arizona (1993-2009) and in Haysville, Kansas (2010-2012). For the past 19 seasons the Heat has been a National Power. “We are very excited to be moving the team to Wellington, Kansas, and to become a part of the City of Wellington” Twyman said. Continue reading “Goodbye To The Heat”

Haysville Team Takes 2nd in Kansas Cal Ripken Tournament of Champions

I received the following from Adam Tackett, coach of the 8 & Under Haysville Rookie 2 baseball team that was one of the teams representing their league in the Kansas Cal Ripken Tournament of Champions this year that was played in Oswego Ks July 19-22.

Our team was made up of players from three different teams from the league this year in the Rookie 2 division. The Royals, the Cardinals and the Scrappers. Our first game was Friday July 20 vs. Neosho River Valley Mudcats in which both teams battled out in a slug fest with Haysville finishing on top with a final score of 19-17. Our second game was played Saturday July 21 vs. the Canton-Galva Eagles. Haysville again played an amazing game defeating the Eagles in four innings 12-2. This put our Haysville team in first place in the American league pool to proceed on to bracket play for Sunday afternoon in which Haysville battled out against a very tough match up vs Columbus that ended in victory for our Haysville team with a final score of 16-7 sending them to the Championship
game Sunday evening.

The Championship game put a matchup of Haysville vs. Humbolt. Both teams had been undefeated the entire tournament and carried tremendous momentum in the final game. Although Haysville lead the entire game up to the last pitch of the last inning, Humbolt battled back for an impressive victory over Haysville for a final score of 12-11 placing our Haysville Rookie 2 team in second place in the
state of Kansas in the Cal Ripken League.

Parents and Coaches are very proud of the boys for battling it out in the extreme heat conditions and playing so hard and never giving up!

Players in Picture:
Front Row left to right: Jake Jost, Kaden Acosta, Trenton Chavez, Keaton Alexander, Keaton Carpenter
Second Row left to right: Bryson Williams, Aiden Tackett, Shane Spiers, Ashden Doebele, Kyan Caudillo, Peyton Winn, Jorin Stockebrand
3rd Row: Coaches Adam Tackett, Mike Chavez & Steve Tackett

Free Family Fun

The boys of Summer are here and the count down is on to opening day for Haysvilles own baseball team the Haysville Heat.

Come out and support the Heat as they start their campaign to defend their 2010 & 2011 Jayhawk and NBC Midwest Regional titles. Heat home games are free!

Opening day: Friday, June 1st 2012 the Haysville Heat VS the St. Joseph Mustangs in St Joseph.
Home opener: Saturday, June 2, 2012 the Haysville Heat VS the Newton Rebels.

You can find their schedule, stats, team history and more on the Heat at their webisite.