Photo Gallery – Scenes from Career Day at HHS
Included are photos taken on Wednesday, Nov. 6 of Career Day taking place at Hiawatha High School. Readers can check out the article about Career… Login to continue reading Login…
Included are photos taken on Wednesday, Nov. 6 of Career Day taking place at Hiawatha High School. Readers can check out the article about Career… Login to continue reading Login…
The Hiawatha High School Student Council hosted their bi-annual blood drive on Wednesday, Nov.
The season has come to an end for the Hiawatha Red Hawks, as the team traveled to Hayden High School in Topeka for a rematch in the opening round of the Kansas Class 3A State Football Tournament.
Saturday marked the final race of the season for the Hiawatha cross country team, and the Lady Red Hawks did not disappoint, as the team finishing seventh as a squad, including one individual top 10 result at the Class 3A State meet at Lawrence’s Rim Rock Farm.Sophomore Pauly Rockey continued her outstanding season, finishing ninth in the biggest meet of the season, with a time of 20:01.2.
The Sabetha Golf Course was the setting of this year’s local Class 3A cross country Regional, as teams from across the corner of the state converged to attempt to qualify for next Saturday’s State Meet in Lawrence.
The Hiawatha Lady Red Hawks bounced back after a rough week last week, playing winning volleyball over the past week, winning three of their five games, including taking two of three at Monday’s Regional at Royal Valley.The Hawks started off the week wrapping up regular season play with a triangular at Sabetha, against the Bluejays and the Perry Lecompton Kaws.
Things are beginning to take on a different look for the Hiawatha Red Hawks.
The Hiawatha Red Hawk cross country team took part in the Sabetha Invitational on Thursday afternoon--their final race of the regular season.
Friday night’s match up between the Hiawatha Red Hawks and Oskaloosa Bears--the first ever meeting between the two teams as they faced off in a District tilt--started off looking like it would be a slow moving slugfest, but ended as a track meet, as Hiawatha sprinted away from the Bears for a 42-6 win.The first quarter flew by, as the Red Hawks took the opening possession and marched down the field, capping the drive with a Rhen Hageman touchdown to go up 7-0.
The Hiawatha Red Hawks traveled to Topeka on Friday night to kick off a District contest against the state ranked Hayden Wildcats.