Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl team hosts dinner banquet, awards ceremony
The Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl team hosted a dinner banquet on Wednesday, Feb. 26.
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Red Hawk Boys basketball season ends
The Hiawatha Red Hawks Boys Basketball (9-11, 5-5) season came to an end Friday night. They lost to the Osage City Indians (13-7, 6-4) in the first round of Sub State. The game was played in Osage City. The final score was 68-59.
HES announces February Character Kids
February’s character word of the month was Kindness.
Red Hawks Forensics team compete at Marysville
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk Forensics Team competed at the Marysville forensics meet on Saturday, Feb. 22, with different team members making different placements. This match was a quick turnaround compared to the Royal Valley, where the Red Hawk team members did not make any placements.
Red Hawks get stormed over by the Cyclones
The Hiawatha Red Hawks (8-10, 4-5) lost to the Riverside [Wathena-Elwood] Cyclones (13-5, 10-2) on Friday night. The game was played in Elwood. The final score was 57-48.
HMS Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl Team meets at Sabetha and and Holton
The Hiawatha Junior High School Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl team placed at both meets that took place at Sabetha on Friday, Feb. 14 and Monday, Feb. 17.
Red Hawks lose at Sabetha
The Hiawatha Red Hawks (8-9, 4-5) lost at Sabetha (10-7, 6-4) on Tuesday night. The final score was 63-38.
Local scouts visit Washburn University
Submitted by Seth Tollefson of Hiawatha Troop 313 Two local youths recently attended the Washburn Merit Badge University in Topeka. Alivia Boyles and Sam Tollefson… Login to continue reading Login…
Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl varsity team finish season at Silver Lake
The Hiawatha High School Red Hawk Scholar’s Bowl team finished their season by competing at the Regional Scholar’s Bowl meet at Silver Lake on Thursday, Feb. 6, where the varsity team placed fifth among the 16 teams from northeast Kansas present at the event.
Lady Red Hawks Lose a Heartbreaker
Frank NewellSports Reporter for the Hiawatha World The Lady Red Hawks (8-5, 4-3), were home on Friday evening. They were beaten by the Riley County… Login to continue reading Login…