LHS Scholars Bowl Team Competes at League
On Wednesday, January 22, the LHS Scholars Bowl team competed at the League Meet at Ransom. Team members Zachary Jansonius, Jed Peace, Ian Sparks, Khloee Braun, and Dylan Van Laeys competed against the other eleven teams in the WKLL. The Trojans lost a tie break to eventual champions, Golden Plains, and had several other close matches. They finished the meet 6-5 which put them into 6th place. Wheatland/Grinnell finished 2nd, and Western Plains took 3rd. The Trojans worked really well as a team and each team member made a significant contribution to the overall scoring. Leading the Trojans in scoring was Dylan with 100 points. Zachary scored 80 and Ian added 70. Jed and Khloee each scored 60. It was truly a tremendous team effort! The Trojans are looking forward to competing at Regionals on February 6.
LHS Varsity Scholars Bowl Competes at Osborne
On January 9, the LHS Varsity Scholars Bowl team comprised of Zachary Jansonius, Jed Peace, Ian Sparks, Khloee Braun, and Dylan Van Laeys competed at Osborne. Nineteen teams were entered in the competition. Logan’s team finished 4-5 on their side of the bracket. Three of their losses were very close matches. They lost two tie breaks and another match by just one question. They competed well! Ian was the leading scorer with 150 points. Their next competition will be the WKLL Meet in Ransom on January 22.
LHS Scholars Bowl Team Takes Third
On November 11 the LHS Varsity Scholars Bowl team traveled to Cheylin High School to compete in their first tournament of the year. Competing for the Trojans were Zachary Jansonius, Jed Peace, Ian Sparks, Khloee Braun, and Dylan Van Laeys. There were eight teams competing. The team finished 4-3. Their three losses were extremely close as they lost a tie-break to Triplains and only lost to Golden Plains by 10 points. They were the only team to defeat Wheatland/Grinnell, the eventual champions. The Trojans were proud to finish in 3rd place and worked really well together as a team. Leading scorers were Ian with 100 points and Zachary with 80 points. Way to go Trojans!
LHS Scholars Bowl Team Makes Regional Finals
The LHS Scholars Bowl team travelled to Rexford on Thursday to compete in the 1A Regional competition. Fourteen teams competed. Prelims consisted of two pools . . .
Logan Trojans compete in JV Scholars Bowl
The JV Scholars Bowl team consisting of Madison Brackney, Dylan McClurg, Kylee Uhland, and Brandon Zaffuto competed in a ten team round robin tournament at Palco on Monday. They defeated Stockton and Wheatland/Grinnell. . . .
Scholars' Bowl season comes to an end
On Thursday, Feb. 2, the Logan High School Scholars’ Bowl traveled to Natoma to participate in the KSHSAA 1A Div II Regional Scholars’ Bowl. The Trojans had a round robin style with 11 teams in attendance. Logan . . .
Scholars' Bowl wins at League!!
On Wednesday, January 18, the Logan High School Scholar’s Bowl traveled to Grainfield for the WKLL League meet. With 12 teams in attendance, a round-robin format was used. Logan opened up against Western Plains winning a . . .
Logan Scholars' Bowl wins at Osborne!
On Thursday, January 12 th , the Logan High School Scholar’s Bowl traveled to Osborne. With 18 teams in attendance, the teams were divided into two 9-team pools. Logan opened up against Smith Center beating them . . .
Scholars' Bowl places 2nd!
The Logan Scholars' Bowl team consisting of Chase Archer, Alyssa DeBoer, Faith Hofaker, Kayla Hofaker, Makenzie Jansonius, and Ryann Kats earned 2nd out of 26 teams at the Natoma Invitational . . .
Scholars place 6th at State
Logan traveled to Wilson for the State Scholar's Bowl on Saturday, February 13th. They faced Cunningham, Hutchinson-Central Christian, Rolla, Sharon Springs-Wallace County, & Axtell. After going 2-3 in pool play, there was . . .
Scholars' Bowl is on to State!
On Thursday, February 4, the Logan Scholars’ Bowl attended the 1A Div 2 Regional meet at Natoma, starting at 3:00. This was scheduled to be a 10 team round-robin tournament with the top 3 teams going to State. In the first . . .