- McPherson High School’s Patty Huerta – Salina Girls Tennis Poll Winner Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Salina South High School’s Gabe Nunez – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Wichita Collegiate School’s Addison Goree –Wichita Collegiate Player of the month
- Inman’s Lance Sawyer – Coach of the Month Presented by Salina Regional Orthopedic Clinic
- Minneapolis High School’s Jonathan Lowe – Athlete of the Month Presented by American Family Insurance
- Augusta High School Volleyball –Team of the Month Presented by Visit Wichita
- VOTE NOW! Salina Area Postseason Football Player of the Year – Presented by Salina Ortho (Poll ends 12/5)
- Lyons High School’s Carl Clark – Presented by Commercial Tire
- Salina Central’s Alexandra and Amelia Coykendall – Bowlers of the Month Presented by The Alley
- Smoky Valley Middle School’s Emma Chaput – Drive to Zero Student of the Month Presented by KDOT
Rose Hill Soccer – Team of the Month Presented by Visit Wichita
- Updated: November 19, 2020
The Rose Hill boys soccer team was chosen as the Visit Wichita Team of the Month for October. The Rockets traveled to McPherson and defeated the Bullpups 4-0 on September 29.
The Rockets lost their third game of the season, but have not lost since.
“After competing so well in a college summer league, I figured that we would be a hard team to beat,” Rose Hill head coach Jerry Treat said.
The Rockets’ senior class came in as heralded freshmen four years ago and many have started since day one. According to Treat it took some time for them to physically mature and catch up with their natural ability.
“One thing we had to wait for was the physical maturity of these players,” Treat said. “Many of them just hit their growth spurts last year.”
Two of Rose Hill’s top players are Caden Dinkel, who was a first team all-state forward last year and Drew Leck, who was a second team all-state midfielder last year.
While some might be surprised at the Rockets’ success, Treat was expecting this type of season.
Our schedule is favorable for us this season and our 10-1-1 record is about where I thought we would be,” Treat said.
