Oswego Junior-Senior High School

The Oswego archery teams traveled to Hutchinson today to compete in the Kansas State Bullseye and 3D Championships. The elementary and middle school 3D and bullseye teams both came home as overall champions. The elementary team shot a very respectable 2874 and the middle school shot their second-best score of the season 3104. In the 3D tournament the elementary school shot a season best 1463. The middle school shot their second-best score of 1495. The high school finished in third place with 1587. We won 4 out of 6 team state championships. We finished 3RD in one. We also had 6 individual state champions. I am extremely proud of all our shooters. This marks the 3rd year in a row our middle school has finished as state champions. The elementary team has finished as state champions 6 out of the last 7 years and 4 years in a row. These archery kids and teams deserve to be celebrated for their achievements. They have definitely earned it.
The top 3 shooters were:
Elementary: Ryder Collins State Champion, Addison Long State Champion, Madison Spencer 3RD.
Middle School: Emily Wible State Champion, Eric Martin State Champion, Teagan Davis 2ND.
High School: Elizabeth Dalton 2ND place

Top Ten finishers in bullseye qualified for Nationals. Ryder Collins, Owen Foster, Stephen, Hawke Fuller, Addison Long, Oakley Gatton, Brogan Marquardt, Jackson Gilley, Madison Spencer, Adelynn Queen, Kenzie Rion, Zoey Dodge, Ember Waggoner, Xitlally Santana, Emily Wible, Eric Martin, Teagan Davis, Skyler Neblett, Odalys Santana, Sydney Huebner, Brooklynn Hazell, Elizabeth Dalton and Chloe Rhodenbaugh.

Top 3 in 3D
Elementary: Oakley Gatton State Champion, Jackson Gilley 2ND place, Stephen House 3RD, Madison Spencer State Champion,
Middle school: Teagan Davis 2ND place,
High School: Elizabeth Dalton 2ND place

Top ten finishers in 3D qualified for Nationals: Teagan Davis, Oakley Gatton, Jackson Gilley, Stephen House, Teazly Higgins, Odalys Santana, Gabe Spencer, Skyler Neblett, Bryson Royer, Madison Spencer, Owen Foster, Gunner Fountain, Xitlally Santana, Ember Waggoner, Elizabeth Dalton and Chloe Rhodenbaugh.


Elementary Bullseye
Team score 2874: First place elementary division
Ryder Collins 268 PR: 1st elementary school boys
Owen Foster 248 PR: 4th place elementary boys
Stephen House 247 PR: 5th place elementary boys
Hawke Fuller 245: 6th place elementary boys
Addison Long 245 PR: 1st place elementary girls
Oakley Gatton 245: 7th place elementary boys
Brogan Marquardt 244 PR: 9th place elementary boys
Jackson Gilley 239: 10th place elementary boys
Madison Spencer 228: 3rd place elementary girls
Adelynn Queen 227: 4th place elementary girls
Gunner Fountain 221
Kenzie Rion 217: 5th place elementary girls
Zoey Dodge 212: 7th place elementary girls
Ember Waggoner 212 PR: 8th place elementary girls
Xitlally Santana 211: 10th place elementary girls
River Rauniker 210
Holden Hoppes 198
Alia Heape 195 PR
Bryson Royer 168
Middle School Bullseye
Team score 3104: Second highest score this season. First place middle school division
Emily Wible 282 PR: 1st middle school girls
Eric Martin 277: 1st middle school boys
Teagan Davis 275: 2nd middle school boys
Skyler Neblett 267: 4th middle school boys
Odalys Santana 265 PR: 5th place middle school boys
Sydney Huebner 258: 8th place middle school girls
Kobe Hazell 251
Cage Miller 249
Gabe Spencer 246
Amelia Head 245
Maicee Wimp 245
Teazly Higgins 244
Cadence Campbell 239
Aralynn Tun 236
Mikyala Ekhoff
McKenna White 215
Elias Smith 170
High School Bullseye
Elizabeth Dalton 283 PR: 2nd place high school girls
Brooklynn Hazell 278: 4th place high school girls
Chloe Rhodenbaugh 276: 5th place high school girls
Matthias Shaw 271
Axel Santana 255
Ella Shouse 253 PR

State 3D
Elementary 3D team score 1463. First place elementary division. This was our season best score
Oakley Gatton 264 PR: 1st place elementary boys
Jackson Gilley 256: 2nd place elementary boys
Stephen House 253: 3rd place elementary boys
Bryson Royer 244 PR: 6th place elementary boys
Madison Spencer 234 PR: 1st place elementary girls
Owen Foster 229 PR: 7th place elementary boys
Gunner Fountain 216 PR: 10th place elementary boys
Xitlally Santana 212: 7th place elementary girls
River Rauniker 211
Ember Waggoner 206
Hawke Fuller 203
Kenzie Rion 169

Middle school 3D team score 1495. First place elementary division. This was our season best score.
Teagan Davis 266: 2nd place middle school boys
Teazly Higgins 250 PR: 8th place middle school girls
Odalys Santana 249: 9th place middle school girls
Gabe Spencer 246 PR: 7th place middle school boys
Skyler Neblett 244: 8th place middle school boys
Kobe Hazell 240
Amelia Head 236
Cage Miller 233 PR
Mikyala Ekhoff 229 PR

High School 3D team score 1587
Elizabeth Dalton 274: 2nd place high school girls
Chloe Rhodenbaugh 273: 4th place high school girls
Matthias Shaw 268
Brooklynn Hazell 268: 7th place high school girls
Axel Santana 261
Ella Shouse 243

There will be a Junior High Track parent's meeting on Monday, March 2nd in the OJSHS commons area at 6:00 p.m. We will be going over the upcoming JH track season including team rules and the schedule. Please bring a case of water to the meeting to be used by the team during the season for meets.

Student Spotlight Demitri Williamson. https://www.facebook.com/SEKSVype/posts/pfbid02XnbTywtcwk3YM8HGT5McxSWMedNttzMxChBU3bScV9x8QrcbAKA9nfzEGZoxhkFal

The 2025 Indians Football Banquet will be held Thursday November 20th, 2025 in the high school commons area. There will be a meal provided.

Congratulations Oswego Jr High Football tonight. Final score Oswego 44 Southeast 30.

This Thursday, September 18 the Oswego Cross Country teams will host our first ever cross country meet. The meet will take place at the Oswego Golf Course. The first race starts at 3:00. This group of runners has been an amazing group to coach. I know they would appreciate your support on Thursday. We would like to invite you to come watch them run. In cross country you are allowed to go out anywhere you want on the course to support the runners. Not sure there is another sport that you can go out and join the athletes on their area of competition. That is for sure a unique aspect of cross country. Come out and cheer our runners on this Thursday. You won't be disappointed!

The High School and middle school teams traveled to Fort Scott today for our second meet of the year. The 7th grade boys and girls started the action for us this afternoon. On the girls side Paris Clifton dominated the competition with a 1st place finish and a season best time of 14:43. Karma Cunningham ran second for our team with a time of 20:28. Journey Murphy was our 3rd runner to cross the line with a season best time of 22:41. Annie Reynolds was our 4th girl to finish and Abby Holler was our 5th girl. Annie and Abby ran the same time of 27:17. The five girls had a team score of 75 points which was good enough for 3rd place. On the 7th grade boys side Dawson Conrad paced the boys with a 2nd place finish and a very impressive time of 14:14. This was a season best time for Dawson. Skyler Neblett crossed the line 2nd for our Indian runners. His time of 18:34 was good enough for 21st place and also a season best time. Teagan Davis was our third runner with a time of 22:02 and also a season best time. Our 4th runner to finish was Tucker Brush with a season best time of 23:12. Jaden Perona would cross the line 5th for our junior high boys team. His time of 25:06 was also a season best time. The five runners for our middle school team captured 1st place team honors. The top ten runners received medals for their performance. Both Paris and Dawson secured our first two medals of the day. Echo Morrison was our only 8th grade runner to compete in the 8th grade girls division. Her time of 17:01 was good enough for 8th place and our third medal of the day. Her time was also a season best time. Chloe Rhodenbaugh would be our first high school runners to compete. Her performance in the girls JV race was good enough for third place. Chloe ran 28:03 which was one second off of her season best. Chloe won our 4th medal of the day. In the boys high school JV division, Kaden Esposito ran a very impressive season best time of 21:14 which was good enough for 2nd place and secured our 5th medal of the day. Kross Fuller crossed the line second for us with a time of 26:23. Kross finished in 27th place. Trace Kiser finished third for us with a time of 28:24. His time was good enough for 35th place. Madden Kilcrease ran his first race of the year crossing the line in 47th place for the Indians. You need five runners to qualify as a team. Unfortunately we were one runner short to qualify as a team. It was a great day for our Indian runners. The boys 7th grade team finished 1st and the girls 7th grade team ran to a third place finish. We had five runners secure medals. Ten out of the 17 runners today ran season best times. We had a great week of practice and it sure did pay off. I am extremely proud of how our runners performed today. We had really good team support and once again our parents showed up and performed at a high level. This was by far the hottest day we have had to run. That made things a little tougher for us but we didn't let that stop us. Would like to thank all the parents for the food and water they donated to our runners today. It was greatly appreciated. This group of runners is really fun to coach. I really enjoy watching them run. If you have a chance, please come out to the golf course next Thursday, Sept. 18. We are hosting our first meet ever. First race starts at 3:00. It is going to be a great day to watch our cross country teams compete.

Parsons Parents,

Starting Thursday, August 14th, USD 504, Oswego, will no longer be stopping at the bus stop on 21st Street that we have shared with USD 506, Labette County. Our new bus stop is located at 300 N. Main Street, the old Walmart, east of Braums. We are thrilled to have our own area with less traffic to keep your children safer at the stop. As always, please use caution when entering and leaving the parking area while children and buses are present.

Thank you,
USD 504 Transportation

Mr. Cruse will be at the high school until around 3:00 for those that are interested in signing up for cross country. If you are in grades 6 thru 12 your are eligible to run cross country. If you are interested in running cross country come out and see me. There is also a sign-up sheet at Service Valley for any 6th, 7th or 8th grade student who in interested from Service Valley.

There will be a Junior High and High School football parents meeting on Thursday, August 7 at 6p.m. in the High School commons area. Please make plans to attend if you have a student interested in playing football for the Junior High or High School football team.

There will be no open music room today. I apologize for the inconvenience.

Reminder, next week is the KSHSAA Summer Moratorium. Check out the KSHSAA policy release below.

Attention: Oswego Junior High and High School football team. I would like to invite you to Indian Team Football Camp. The camp will be held on July 14, 15, 17, and 18 at the football practice field (behind the high school). There will be one camp for both JH and HS teams from 6:00-8:00 p.m. This is a non contact camp. Players need cleats as the only equipment. There will be a $22 camp fee to be paid upon entrance. Each camper will receive a T-shirt during the school year. Make checks payable to Matt Fowler. I also would like to remind all parents and athletes that each student who is participating in athletics this year for Oswego Middle/High School must have a physical and concussion form submitted to the High School office before official practices begin in August. (This does not apply to camp.) The forms needed can be found on the school’s website. For any questions please contact me at (620) 474-6965. GO INDIANS! Matt Fowler Head Football Coach Oswego High School mfowler@usd504.org

Attention: Incoming 3rd-6th grade students of USD 504 I would like to invite you to Oswego Indian Youth Football Camp. The camp will be held on July 7, 8, and 10 at the football practice field (behind the high school). The camp sessions will run from 6:00-7:30 pm. This is a non contact camp focused on learning fundamentals of the game of football. Players will need no equipment (although if they do own a pair of cleats it would be great if they would bring them.) There will be a $15 camp fee to be paid upon entrance. Each camper will receive a T-shirt during the school year. Make checks payable to Matt Fowler. For any questions please contact me at (620) 474-6965. GO INDIANS! Matt Fowler Head Football Coach Oswego High School mfowler@usd504.org

State Bound! A huge shoutout to Mia and Alex for qualifying for the State Championships! Mia has faced adversity all season, battling through injuries and struggling to hit her stride. With the two fastest girls in the region scratching from the 400m, the pressure was on — and she delivered in the clutch, running her fastest time of the season by 3 seconds to place 3rd and punch her ticket to state! Mia also ran a PR in the 200m by one tenth of second and finished 8th Alex came through with a standout performance in the javelin, launching a throw of 150’6” to secure 2nd place and his spot at state as well. He just came short in qualifying with discus with a PR of 115'9" which landed him 4th. Other athletes that competed at regionals were, McKenna and she threw a PR in discus with 90'6" which was good enough for 5th. Wendell threw a PR in shot put with a throw of 36'6" which landed him 7th. Owen Jackson secured 7th in long jump with a PR of 18'1". Brenden completed well in the 200 and 400 and Dominic threw in the shot put. We’re so proud of all the Indians and their perseverance, heart, and grit. Let’s go represent at state!

Here is the link to the boys golf regionals today. https://www.kansasgolfscores.com/ks_b_25/teamresults.php?id=2826&db=boys

HS Boys Summer Basketball meeting this Thursday at 6:30pm at the Assembly of God. This is for players and parents. We will talk about the summer schedule for team camps and summer leagues.