Boys: Matt Lovell
Girls: Shea Ottesen (Defensive Player of the Year), Skylar Evans, Karissa Anderson and Mya Nichols.
2019 A-6 All District Football Team
Quapaw Selections
OFFENSE
Running Back: Hunter Thomasson
O-Line: Garrett Fox
Tight End: Matt Lovell
SPECIAL TEAMS
Preston Thomasson
DEFENSE
Defensive End: Tanner Daniels
MEDICAL PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Kale Thomasson
NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR
Corben Cunliffe
ALL-DISTRICT
Dante Gaines
Clayton Bench
Zayne Suman
Koen Myrick
HONORABLE MENTION
Jonathan Green, Brannigan Ray, Hunter Sappington, Grant Crawford, Garrett Williams, AJ Moreno, Ethan Mate, Seth Johnston, Jacob Gregory, Kane Davis, and Gunner Freeman.
Congratulations to Jenni Jennings as she signs a letter of intent to play softball at
Fort Scott Community College.
Congratulations to the following Quapaw Softball players who received post-season honors:
Lucky 7 All-Conference Team
Jenni Jennings
Mya Nichols
Honorable Mention Lucky 7
Jenna Kerley
Shea Ottesen
All District 2A-6 Softball Team
Pitcher of the Year - Jenni Jennings
1st Team Catcher - Jenna Kerley
1st Team SS - Mya Nichols
2nd Team 2B - Shea Otteson
2nd Team OF - Gracie Crawford
Small East All Region Softball Team
Jenni Jennings - Pitcher
Mya Nichols - Utility/Middle Infield
Small East All State Softball Team
Alternate Pitcher - Jenni Jennings
Quapaw senior-to-be Tanner Daniels has been selected to play in the Blue Gray All-American Bowl on Monday, January 20, at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. He advanced through a regional qualifier in Tennessee, then was picked to play in the game after the combine in Arlington. Congratulations!
A big thank you to the Miami Auto Supercenter (Chevrolet) and Aubrey Owens on the $1000 donation to Quapaw Athletics.
QUAPAW PUBLIC SCHOOLS TRAVEL TO ACTIVITIES
January 14, 2019
Adopted by Board of Education
All team members and managers traveling under the supervision of the coach and/or sponsor are to go and return from out of town games/activities by transportation supplied by the school. Players (students) shall not drive to any activity they are participating in.
Students involved in supporting the team in an organized group will travel under the supervision of the sponsor when transported in school vehicles.
Regardless of how students travel to a game, their actions and conduct are the business of the school and proper discipline will be taken when conduct is improper. It is not the intention of the school to restrict the freedom or privileges of students, but the school feels a duty for the safety of its students and the reputation of the school.
Students riding the bus to an activity are expected to return on the bus, except when personally requested by the parent or legal guardian to return with them and sign the sign out sheet provided by the coach or sponsor. If the student is to ride home with anyone else such as grandparent or any other responsible adult, the parent or legal guardian must submit to the principal a written request prior to the activity and that person must sign the sign out sheet provided by the coach or sponsor. The principal will notify the coach or sponsor of the approval.
For school activities, the participating students must ride school-arranged transportation only. If a student participates in the activity, he/she must travel to and from the activity with the group. Release from this will be only to parents or legal guardian and only with prior approval of sponsor and/or the principal.
