The Jr. high Boys basketball team improved 9-0 with a win at Osceola 53-34. The score by quarter was, (RH) 16 17 15 10. (OS)     10       4     10     10.

Scoring for tigers: Myles Becker 14, Mark Kailbourn 14, Brendan Ephland 12, Austin Pritchett 8, Aadin Humble 6 Dalen Lewis 2, Jordan Bolser 2.

The Rich Hill junior high girls played the Osceola Indians Thursday, November 29th.

The game was close throughout and it looked like the game could go either way. However, with a combination of multiple turnovers, the inability to get the ball in the basket, and questionable officials allowed Osceola to pull ahead. The final score ended at 26-16, Osceola winning.

The B game ended in a closer score of 21-17, with Osceola also winning.

 

Pictures to be added.

Last night the Lady Tigers faced off against the Midway Lady Vikings.  The team could not get the win but they did not go down without a fight. The game started out slowly, neither team could get their shots to fall. The Lady tigers began in the lead but slowly sank below the vikings and were held there. They tied up the game several times, but just couldn’t break through and take the lead. The final score of the game was 29-33.

Tonight they travel back to Archie to face off against the Drexel Lady Bobcats at 7:30.

Morgan Gilkey & Amanda Burchell

Your Rich Hill Tiger boys suffered their first lost to Osceola last night with a ending score of 60-55 in the semi final round of the WEMO conference tournament.

Here is the scoring by quarters.
 
RH     9     15     14     17
OS   17     14     21       8
 
Here are the statistics for the night

Scoring: Bryant Courter 18, Cody Yarick 10, Geoff Cumpton 10, Jacob Thompson 8, Josh Robb 8, Tyler Little 1

Their overall record is now 2-1. They play tonight for 3rd place vs. The Adrian Blackhawks at 9p.m. Come out and support Rich Hill basketball.

This week, the Library here in the Rich Hill School received boxes of brand new books, Librarian Doug Abend says “It’s nice to get new material,” and that “We have more on the way!” The books range from Elementary to High School reading levels and features quite a few A-list titles.

Mrs. Klinksick took her Studio Art class and students from any other art class with a 97% or higher to the Kemper Art Museum. The students where lead around the museum and given facts about the art. “Most of the art” says Shadoe “was abstract expressionism but there were several pieces of map art.” “An interesting piece was of a 3D globe that you could walk into. The map of the globe was on the inside and it was an aerial view of all the places America had bombed” “When you talked inside the globe it gave you the impression of being in the aircraft!”

“Out of Bounds” By: Heidi Whitman