Topeka Rockets win league title TLS team completes sweep

Topeka Capital-Journal, The, Dec 21, 2004 by Capital-Journal

Youth soccer team goes 7-1 to win Lawrence league

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Members of the Topeka Rockets are, front row: Scott Livingston, Cullen Swearingen, Dalton Westphal, Jon Davies, Tyler Jordan. Back row: Coach Randy Jordan, Casey Waniska, Jake Shafer, Justin Ives.

The Topeka Rockets, a 13-and-under boys soccer team, recently won first place in the Lawrence U-13/U-14 Futsal soccer league at Sport- 2-Sport.

The Rockets finished the league with seven wins and one tie against teams from Lawrence, Ottawa, Perry and the Kansas City area.

The Rockets outscored their opponents 50 goals to 21 in eight games.

Team members are Scott Livingston, Cullen Swearingen, Dalton Westphal, Jon Davies, Tyler Jordan, Casey Waniska, Jake Shafer and Justin Ives.

Randy Jordan is the team's coach.

Submitted by Randy Jordan

Local team wins regular season, tournament titles

The Topeka Lutheran School sixth- and seventh-grade volleyball team won first place in the B flight of the Topeka Parochial League regular season and tournament.

The Wildcats finished the season 42-3 and brought home top honors at the Topeka Lutheran School Invitational volleyball tournament, which included Lutheran schools from Kansas City and Wichita.

The team is coached by Walt Malone and Rachael Rost.

Team members are seventh graders Kristin Lange, Emily Rost, Rachel Kueck, Delanie Atteberry and Rachel LaCrone; and sixth graders Emily Tilton, Alyssa Perry and Morgan Cox.

Submitted by Connie Tilton

SportZone basketball games played

Several games have been played recently in the SportZone competitive basketball leagues. Results are as follows:

Third grade boys

Hoopters def. Cougars; Hawks 38, Heat 25; Team Rockets 25, The Blisters 22; Timberwolves 34, Rockets 20; Jayhawks 26, Tigers 20; The Blisters 48, Tigers 21; CTK Cougars 33, Topeka Hawks Edwards 9; Timberwolves 28, Jayhawks 25; Run and Gun 35, Rockets 7.

Run and Gun 27, Jayhawks 24; Hoopters 34, Heat 16; Hawks def. Rockets; Team Rockets 27, Timberwolves 10.

Fourth grade boys

North Topeka Vikes 25, Bobcats 15; Sport2Sport Jayhawks 43, Terminators 28.

Raptors 42, Eagles 19; Sport2Sport Jayhawks 34, Raptors 12; Terminators 41, Raptors 25; Eagles 33, Bobcats 24.

Fifth grade boys

The Storm 50, Leweke 20; Rampage 36, Hawks 14.

Mustang 45, Topeka Bulldogs 26; The Storm 40, Rampage 32; High Five 61, Leweke 18.

Sixth grade boys

Eagles 56, Coyotes 19; Topeka Heat 54, Hornets 43; Topeka Jayhawks 49, Flames 33.

Eagles 53, Topeka Heat 19; Defenders 42, Coyotes 25; Hornets 46, Flames 37; Flames 56, Defenders 32; Topeka Jayhawks 41, Topeka Heat 35; Topeka Stars 50, Hornets 44.

Fourth and fifth grade girls

Wildcats 41, Bombers 16; Rebels def. Storm.

Wildcats def. Storm; Rebels 30, Bombers 10.

Sixth grade girls

Topeka Slammers 31, Surge 22; Topeka Starzz 37, The Force 24; The Force 24, Surge 13.

Submitted by Chris Tibbetts

Wrestling club

opens season

The Junior Viking Wrestling Club kicked off its 2004-05 USA Wrestling season by participating in the Rossville Holiday wrestling tournament Saturday.

Nathan Stanley, 10, and Zach Reeb, 14, won their age and weight divisions.

Next up for the Junior Vikings is the Paola Open on Jan. 2 and the Woods Classic on Jan. 8 at Chanute.

Following are the club's results from Rossville:

Age 6 --- 37: 3. Dawson Podelena; 43: 2. Mitchel Kippes; 58: 2. Mason Madzey.

8 --- 43: 2. Nich Reeb.

10 --- 67: 2. Luke Treiber; 110: 1. Nathan Stanley.

12 --- 88: 2. Tyler Hughes.

14 --- 115: 1. Zach Reeb; 150: Justin Arendondo.

Submitted by Mark Stanley

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Members of the Topeka Lutheran School volleyball team are, front row: Rachel LaCrone, Delanie Atteberry, Emily Tilton, Alyssa Perry. Back row: Morgan Cox, coach Walt Malone, Kristin Lange, Emily Rost, Rachel Kueck, coach Rachael Rost.

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Camps/clinics

Baseball

Kansas State coaching staff All-Star Showcase Camps for ages 15 and up on the campus of K-State. Oct. 31-Nov. 7. $100. Scott Thomason (785) 532-3926 or thomason@ksu.edu.

Individual hitting, pitching or catching instruction through Sportzone. 3 sessions. Session 1 begins Nov. 1. www.isportzone.com or 267-4658.

Basketball

Ten Star All Star camp accepting applications for invitation-only camp for boys and girls ages 10-19. College scholarships possible. 373-0873.

Back to Basics skill camp for boys and girls grades 3-9 on Oct. 30. Session one: grades 3-5 boys and girls, 1-3:15 p.m. Session two: grades 6-9 boys and girls. $25. 843-4263, www.sport2sport.com/ eventdetail.cfmID=33.