Our school history

November 16, 2011 • Bailey Auten  

Do you know who Lester A. Wetter is? If you look at our school’s stadium, you will find that the name on it is Lester A. Wetter. Wetter was the Assistant Superintendent for Shawnee Heights in 1974. Before becoming Assistant Superintendent, Wetter started as a fifth grade teacher and then became principal... Read more »

No Birds at state

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

After winning the first game in a set of three, the volleyball team lost the next two, to the Seaman Vikings. With that win, the Vikings are headed to state, while Heights’ season is over. The first game was won easily by the girls, 25-20, but after that it went downhill. Seaman easily won the second... Read more »

Overtime loss

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

Playing in the 5A regional semifinal against Seaman was the last game of the season for the boys soccer team. The game came down to the wire and even went to overtime. Soccer overtime for those wondering plays out exactly like basketball overtime, with a set time limit and whoever has more points at... Read more »

19th at State

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

The girls tennis State Tournament was on Oct. 14 and 15 in Goddard, KS. Three Shawnee Heights players made it to the tournament Representing the school in the doubles bracket were seniors Diana Korbe and Morgan Trupp. Meanwhile on the singles side, our representative was senior Jessica Thompson. All... Read more »

Edgerton ends our season

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

The euphoria of a playoff win is in the air at Shawnee Heights after a 15-7 victory over Mill Valley. Heights took the lead early, thanks to a six yard run from senior Tyler Willis, but they couldn’t convert extra point. Mill Valley came back and took the lead in the second quarter thanks to a 9... Read more »

Heights sixth in 5A

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

Leading the pack for the golf team, sophomore Rachel Anstaett shot a 98, which led her to a 20 place finish at the state golf tournament in Hays, KS. Anstaett’s 98 was one stroke better than senior teammate Tanna Terry, who shot a 99 and two better than sophomore Jesse Mechler who shot 100. Shooting... Read more »

Ending the year at Rim Rock

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

Rim Rock Farm was the location of the State Cross Country meet, and the T-Birds sent five people there on October 29. Those five people were seniors Emily Seiss and Seth Hennes, sophomores Taylor Rand and Adrian Figeruoa, and freshman Aubrey Busenitz. Placing the highest for the boys team was Hennes,... Read more »

Being a two sport athlete

November 16, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Writer  

Playing two sports in high school is common, unless they take place at the same time. That’s just what junior Dakota Weaver is doing. Weaver is playing both soccer and football. During soccer games he can be found at forward, but if looking for him on Friday nights, Weaver is the kicker for the football... Read more »

Building a team

September 13, 2011 • Maeson Ballou  

For many years cross country hasn’t had the number of athletes as one would hope, but for this fall season it’s a different story. The team has eleven freshman girls, six freshman boys, five girl letterman returners, and six boy letterman returners. Overall, the cross country team has around fifty-four... Read more »

Chipping birdies

September 7, 2011 • Joey Anguiano, Sports Editor  

This season the girls golf team is looking to qualify for the state tournament. “This season we are really looking forward to the challenge of state, and I hope we can win it all,” sophomore Rachel Anstaett said. With four returning lettermen on the team, they have the experience needed to do so.... Read more »

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