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DECEMBER 26, 2012
Victory on the mats
Collin Corey, a Titan sophomore, worked at pinning his opponent
during a meet in Kingsley. (Photo contributed by Wendy Goodman)
Boys struggle in Manson
Titan Ryan Daisy gets ready for a shot during a game at Manson
on Dec. 18. The South Central Calhoun boys lost to the Manson
NW Cougars by a score of 44-62. Nathan Christensen was the
top scorer for the Titans with 15 points. (Graphic-Advocate photo
by Ken Ross)
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Boards meet together
For about two years now, the Southern Cal and Rockwell City/Lytton School Boards have met at least monthly in joint sessions to
discuss matters of mutual concern to the whole-grade sharing partners. If a consolidation vote is passed in both districts on Feb.
5, 2013, both boards will continue to operate until the districts are officially consolidated July 1, 2014 as the South Central Calhoun
District. (Graphic-Advocate photo by Ken Ross)
SCCMS boys play basketball
at Newell and East Sac
The South Central Calhoun 7th
& 8th grade boys’ basketball teams
travelled to Newell last week to take
on the Newell Fonda Mustangs. The
Titan 7th graders ran into a solid
Mustang crew falling by a score of
57-38. Leading the way in scoring
was Tyler Jones with 20 pts. Colton
Bahr and Chase Pibal both had 6 pts
apiece.
Coach Williamson commented,
“The difference was Newell Fonda’s
press. They forced turnovers and
capitalized on our mistakes.”
The Titan 8th grade team ran into
a physical mustang squad as South
Central Calhoun came up short 40-
35. Brenden Henklemen led the
Titans with 17 pts. Tyler O’Tool
chipped in with 7 pts.
Coach Williamson commented,
“We ran into a physical team
tonight and just couldn’t match them
in that department. Kids played hard
but Newell Fonda stayed just a step
ahead all night. Overall both 7th and
8th graders continue to work hard.
Consistency has been a big issue for
both groups. Still some games to be
played and I’m sure we’ll continue
to improve.”
The South Central Calhoun Titans
7th & 8th grade boys basketball
teams the traveled to East Sac
County last week for two 7th grade
games and one 8th grade game. The
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yet they can’t even define what
those terms means.
By what I assume the definition
might imply, this statement could
include a .22 squirrel rifle, 22-250
prairie dog set up, a .223 coyote
rifle, or a shotgun with a magazine
extension used for snow goose
hunting—the list goes on. Where
does it stop?
This week’s edition is not meant
to push you into picking sides, rather
to let you know that your rights are
under attack in a big way, especially
now. If new constitutional regulation
gets forced down our throats, we
as hunters and gun owners will be
footing the bill. Restricting gun
availability/ownership WILL NOT
prevent these heinous acts from
taking place in the future.
Fewer guns and stiffer accessibility
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first contest saw East Sac slowly
wear down the Titan 7A squad
coming up with a 31-18 win. Tyler
Jones had 10 pts in a losing effort.
In the 7B game the Titans hung
tough before bowing, 26-20. Joey
Schrage had a double-double for
the Titans scoring 10 pts and pulling
down 11 rebounds. Joey also had 4
blocked shots. Tanner Fistler and
Jerad Campbell each , had 4 pts.
Coach Boerner commented, “The
kids continue to improve and both
squads tonight hustled and put in
solid efforts “
The Titan 8th graders took the
floor and the crowd was treated to
quite an exciting game. In a see saw
affair the Titans came away with a
hard earned 39-35 win.
The titans had nine 3 pointers
including 4 by Kody Case and 3
by Jonas Otto. Otto led the team in
scoring with 13 pts, while Case had
12 pts. A.J. Neubaum finished with
7 pts.
Coach Williamson commented,
“I told the kids it was a pure gut
check time. They stepped up in
key situations and came away
with a huge win on the road. They
(Raiders) took away our inside game
and we responded with our outside
shooting. A huge win going into the
break “
is not the answer. Perhaps if more
American citizens took advantage
of their rights to a ‘concealed carry’,
more of these tragedies could be
slowed, if not prevented.
As far as I’m concerned, it all
starts at home. We as parents have
an obligation to instill the highest of
values and respect into our children
though conversation, love and our
actions. By involving them in the
sports of hunting or shooting at a
very young age, they will grasp onto
the deep respect that is required in
firearm safety and handling in which
our heritage is based. You can rest
assured their impact on society, as
future gun owners will be positive.
God Bless America
Live It Up
(Thomas resides with his wife and
two children in Guthrie Center, Iowa.
He is the Managing Editor with
North American Fisherman, official
publication for North American
Fishing Club. For questions or
archived articles please visit www.
outsideiowa.com; tha481@gmail.
com)
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Girls fall to Manson NW
Titan Haley Birks goes up for the shot during a game at Manson
on Dec. 18. The South Central Calhoun girls lost to the Manson
NW Cougars by a score of 37-56. Haley Birks was top scorer for
the Titans with 12 points. (Graphic-Advocate photo by Ken Ross)
JH girls basketball results
The 7th grade girls basketball
team traveled to Barnum to play
MNW. The girls played hard but lost
with the score being 24-32. Scoring
in the game was Elle Rastetter with
17 points, Meghan Dietrich had 5,
and Hannah Seil with 2 points.
The next week the girls played two
home games. Newel-Fonda came to
town and defeated the Titans 4-31.
Teylor Anderson scored two free
throws and Kim Daisy scored the
lone basket. The next game saw the
girls play much better and after being
down 10 points with one minute to
play made a run but came up short
losing 22-24. Meghan Dietrich
scored 8 points, Elle Rastetter-4,
Maia Schossow-4, Jessica Hicks-2,
Hannah Seil-2, Kim Daisy-2 points
in the game vs. East Sac. Other 7th
grade girls contributing in the games
were Dezarae Blankenship, Grace
Henkelman, Drew Pochinski, Rachel
Roberts, Kayla Schultz, Isabella
Thompson, and Shantell Williams.
The Titans played a combined
7th and 8th grade basketball game
against Laurens-Marathon. The
final score was 33-6 in favor of the
Titans. Scoring in the game was
Allison Birks with 17 points, Elle
Rastetter-4, Emily Henkenius-3,
Abby Clark-2, Kelsi Carlson-2,
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Kenzie Addison-2, Meghan
Dietrich-2, and Kim Daisy-2 points.
The 8th grade girls traveled to
Barnum and lost to a solid MNW
team 13-51. Scoring for the team
was Aliyah Taylor-4, Allison
Birks-4, Myk Schoop-3, and Vanessa
Squire-2 points.
Returning home the next week
saw the girls play Newell-Fonda and
winning 37-31. Allison Birks scored
18 points, Aliyah Taylor chipped in
11 folowed by Emily Henkenius-2,
Abby Clark-2, Myk Schoop-2, and
Kelsi Carlson-2 points.
The next night the 8th grade girls
played East Sac. The game was
back and forth and close the whole
way, but East Sac got the last shot
to fall at the buzzer to win 36-37.
The scoring went as follows: Allison
Birks-10, Emily Henkenius-7,
Aliyah Taylor-6, Abby Clark-4,
Vanessa Squire-4, Myk Schoop-3,
Kali Babcock-2 points. Other
girls contributing in the 8th grade
games were Sydney Batz, Brooklin
McKinney, Sydnie Schultz and
Jordan Ludwig.” Even though we
lost the East Sac game I was happy
to see us make some outside shots
and seven girls scored.” commented
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