Brandon Tonsoni is the oldest son of Brian and Amy Tonsoni. His brother Brent is a sophomore at Rossville and also plays on the basketball team. Brandon fell in love with the game of basketball at an early age. A nerf hoop attached to the bathroom door and a Little Tykes basketball hoop in the
Beatriz Alonso Ibanez (Bea) is an exchange student from Laredo, Spain and is making a great addition to the Memmer family while she is staying in Indiana. In Spain she lives with her mother Esperanza and her sister Cristina (when she is on break from university). Bea is quite athletic and plays beach volleyball in
To a lot of you this may come as a surprise, E.T.’s name is actually Ethan Wayne Brenneman; his legal name is actually not E.T. Ethan was born on February 27, 1996 to David and Sharma Brenneman. He is the youngest of three boys in his family. Growing up Ethan had an unmistakable talent in
Austin Miller is the son of Matthew and Shelly Miller. Austin was born into A Rossville Hornet family and has attended Rossville since kindergarten. Austin has always enjoyed athletics. In middle school he participated in cross-country, basketball, baseball, and played golf in the summer. During his high school career he has played basketball and golf.
Austin Meyers was born on April 24 1996 to Kim Frey and Tim Meyers. Austin is the oldest of 5 brothers and has always demonstrated great leadership for his younger siblings. Austin sets the example of how to manage multiple activities as he participates in a sport in every season and has 2 part time
Amy Kathleen Murphy was born January 19, 1996 in Newark, Delaware to David and Ginny (Rodkey) Murphy. Amy moved to Rossville when she was 3 years old to become a Rossville Hornet! She has wanted to be a “sheerdaleader” since she was a very little girl. That dream became a reality in 5th grade when
The freshman boys basketball team started their season off with a win over Frankfort 46-32. Blake Miller led the team with 15 points, Harry Whiteman scored 11 points, Jared Warren had 9 points, and Evan McGill had 8 points. Their record is 1-0.
Hornets finish sixth Jimmy Gillispie / jgillispie@ftimes.com Easy layup Rossville sophomore Sydney Hrdlicka scores an open layup during the second half of Saturday’s contest at the Indiana Kitchen Classic. Rossville lost the game 54-26 to North White. Buy this photo Posted: Monday, November 25, 2013 4:00 am BY JIMMY GILLISPIE jgillispie@ftimes.com DELPHI — Two
Today was a good start for a great season. We had 4 wins and only 1 loss at today’s Jeff Invite. Rossville 57 – 18 Frontier Rossville 63 – 6 Clinton Prairie Rossville 59 – 12 Indy Manual Rossville 15 – 52 Jeff Rossville 54 – 16 Attica Team Total Wins 44 to 16
Exciting news: Senior Jake Guffey and his freshman brother Josh Guffey went undefeated today at the Jeff Invitational.
