Category: Local Sports

Last night the Campus Colts split a double header at home with Hutchinson losing the first game 5-8, and winning the second game 7-0.

#29 Junior Guerrero.

#2 Justin Burba.

Photos courtesy Norman Tackett – Wichita Sports News.

Above: Josh Strotkamp #22 hits an RBI to end the game 16 to 1.

Campus Colts won their double header against Wichita South this past Tuesday at home 18-3, 16-1.

Photo courtesy Norman Tackett.
More photos and game details at Wichita Sports News.

Colts lost 14 to 30 to the Wichita South Titans.

Photos by Norman Tackett.

Campus Homecoming photos from Norman Tackett.

Final score: Campus Colts 28 – Newton Railers 35

The Campus High School Colts opened their football season at home against Salina South. The start time for the game was delayed 30 minutes due to the extreme heat. (Photo 1) Three Salina South Cougars try to catch Colts fullback Kaiden Ivy (#10) as he runs through the Cougars’ defense. (Photo 2) Colts players Lalo Palacio (#6), Nick Lemmons (#75) and JT Harlmon (#7) participate in warm-up drills. (Photo 3) Colts defensive lineman Ross Anderson (#43) breaks through the line to get to the Salina South quarterback. (USD 261 Photos)

Campus lost to the Cougars 28 to 60.

USD261 has posted the 2011-2012 sports schedules…

Campus
Haysville Middle School
Haysville West Middle School

The Haysville Heat won Back to Back Jayhawk League Titles. So that means in two years being in Kansas the Heat have not skipped a beat. Back to back NBC Midwest Regional Titles & Back to back Jayhawk League Titles. The Heat stand at 22-12 Jayhawk League Record and 32-14-1 Overall Record

In 2009 The Heat Baseball Team moved from Lake Havasu City , AZ to Haysville , Kansas . The Heat has been a very successful organization for over 20 years and has always participated in the community. The Heat has adopted families for Christmas, helped the city with a citywide clean-up day, and has had fundraisers for charities.

Dick “Chief” Twyman, general manager and co-owner of the team passed away on January 28th 2011 , leaving the team to his son Rick Twyman, head coach and co-owner.

The Heat wants to thank all of their sponsors and those who have helped out in this unfortunate time, but the Heat needs more. When Chief passed away the fundraisers were not complete and much of the funds that should have been collected or raised went UN-noticed. Due to the nature of Chiefs estate, Rick has been busy trying to help settle it and has not had time for much fundraisers.

THE HEAT IS ASKING FOR HELP FROM THE COMMUNITIES OF HAYSVILLE, WICHITA AND SURROUNDING AREAS. They are short of funds to run the season and are looking for sponsors, donations, and even host families. The Heat has 25 young men that have signed contracts, and can’t find another team to play with now on such short notice. “THE SEASON MUST GO ON!” These young men count on this team in order to advance to the next level, and to keep playing college baseball at a competitive level in order to maintain their school scholarships.

PLEASE CALL, E-MAIL, OR SEND IN, DONATION, INFORMATION TO BE A SPONSOR, OR TO GET INFORMATION IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BECOME A HOST FAMILY TO ONE OF THESE PLAYERS! We need your help. We are pressing forward to have a successful and memorable season and to bring home the World Series title for Chief and in his name. PLEASE HELP US MAKE THIS THE BEST SEASON IT CAN BE BY BEATING ALL THE ODDS AND SETTING RECORDS THAT CAN’T BE BROKEN!

PHONE: 928-854-4092 E-MAIL: haysvilleheat@yahoo.com MAILING: 4511 Cedardale, Wichita KS, 67216

Visit the Haysville Heat website here.