The 5th grade hosted an American Revolution Museum this morning.
Each student researched and wrote a report that they read during the event.
The Panther Golfers got third at TVL with a 389.
Bronx Talley placed 7th with an 88!
Next Tuesday, the Panthers will host Regionals in Seneca!
The JV Track team has a meet in Onaga today. Field events start at 3:00 pm and running events will start at 4:30 pm.
Go Panthers!
Centralia Golf travels to Washington today for the TVL Golf Tournament. Tee time is 1:00 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
CHS Track and Field traveled to Sabetha on Thursday and competed against nine other teams in one of our biggest meets of the season. Once again, our athletes continued to push themselves, many hitting PR's. A big congratulations once again to Josie who not only PR'd, but broke the school record in Shot Put that she set last year. On Monday our freshman travel to Onaga for a JV meet, and on Thursday we travel to the TVL Meet in Washington.
JV girls beat Horton 11-3, lose to Seaman 12-2, and beat Jeff West 9-8 to take 3rd place. Finish the season 6-3!
The Centralia Junior Varsity Softball team is playing in a tournament in Holton today.
Their first game is at 10:30 am versus Horton on the Baseball field.
Field Location: Chandler Field-500 East 1st, Holton, KS 66435
Good Luck Panthers!
Congrats Morgan on being a Kansas Financial Scholars Essay Contest Winner!
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**More Pictures from the JH OTL Track Meet Yesterday**
Junior High Track & Field wrapped up their season yesterday with some amazing performances!
A few highlights…
7th grade girls - OTL Champions
8th grade girls - OTL Champions
7th grade boys - OTL Champions
Faith Plager - high jump record (school & OTL - 5’0”)
Kambrie Rempe - 100 hurdles record (school - 17.34)
Tenley Heideman, McKenna Griffith, Faith Plager, & Carlee Steinlage - 4x100 record (school & OTL - 54.82)
And a lot of PRs!! The athletes performed well & had a great season!!
Junior High Track & Field wrapped up their season yesterday with some amazing performances!
A few highlights…
7th grade girls - OTL Champions
8th grade girls - OTL Champions
7th grade boys - OTL Champions
Faith Plager - high jump record (school & OTL - 5’0”)
Kambrie Rempe - 100 hurdles record (school - 17.34)
Tenley Heideman, McKenna Griffith, Faith Plager, & Carlee Steinlage - 4x100 record (school & OTL - 54.82)
And a lot of PRs!! The athletes performed well & had a great season!!
The Centralia Softball & Baseball teams both have home doubleheaders this evening starting at 4:30 pm versus Marysville.
This is the last home game and the last regular season game for the Baseball team before they start Regionals next week.
The 4th Grade class will have a lemonade/limeade stand at the games, all proceeds will go to the Centralia Ball Association.
Go Panthers!!
Congratulations to Josie Haverkamp for breaking her own school record in Shot Put! She threw 38’2 and the previous record was 38’ that she set in 2024. Way to go, Josie!
Great round by the Panthers!
Placing second with a 357! Lowest score of the year!
Bronx Talley got 7th place with a 90!
Gage Wimberly shot a career best with an 80, and got second place!
2nd graders are officially published authors! They got their copies of “Cleverly Coded Creations: A Poetry Anthology” this afternoon!
4th Graders are holding a lemonade/limeade stand tomorrow at the baseball/softball games. All proceeds go to the Centralia Ball Association.
Please use the following link for a message from some of the 4th grade boys.
https://youtube.com/shorts/GcbLoTYp5zo
The High School Track team travels to Sabetha today for a meet that starts at 3:00 pm. Preliminary Running Events will start at 4:30 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
Centralia Golf is at Washington today for a that starts at 10:00 am.
Good Luck Panther Golfers!
The Centralia Junior High Track team wraps up their season today at the OTL meet in Frankfort.
Pole Vault, High Jump, Long Jump & Triple Jump events will begin at 12:30 pm, all other field events will begin at 1:00 pm. The 3200 M Run will begin at 3:00 pm and all other running events will start at 3:30 pm.
Good Luck Panthers!
8th graders were using prisms today to
separate and reflect light. They had colors divided into cool and warm colors.
Written by Blake Broxterman and Thaden Slater
Lawson Osterhaus was brought into this world on December 12, 2006, by his parents, Dawn and Eric Osterhaus. He has an older brother, Raef and a younger sister, Taryn.
Lawson has been a faithful football team member and has played for all 3 years except for his senior year, where he was a manager for the team. He has also been a part of the basketball team for all four years of his time at Centralia High School and has loved his time as a part of the team. He was also in FFA for his first 2 years of high school and FBLA for his last 2 years. Lawson has also loved being in Kays for all 4 years of high school.
Lawson said, “My favorite part of all of high school had to be homecoming week.” He loves it so much because you can participate in all kinds of things throughout the week. Including dressing up with the themes that are set for each day, especially on Friday when you get to get out of school to tailgate out back. Eating great food and playing games while doing it. Another reason why he loved it so much is that they didn't have to drive far away for the football game, and it was just right there. He was also proud of the fact that his class won homecoming week all 4 of his years in high school, which contributed to his love for this week. He claimed, “Every year our class was devoted to winning that medal for all of our years.”
Lawson also states that Mrs. Gleason or Mr. Holthaus were the most influential people to him during his 4 years at Centralia High School. He said, “Gleason taught me how to make sure that I get my stuff done and done on time”. Which is one of the reasons why he said that he made it through Junior year. Osterhaus claims that the best way to overcome junior year is to make sure to get your stuff done and turned in.
During Lawson's free time, he loves to play Warthunder, which is a video game that involves flying military aircraft to defeat enemy players.. After high school, Lawson plans on going to flight school in Manhattan, Kansas. This school is called Flex Air, and at this school, he will learn how to do everything that involves flying planes. After he is done with school, he plans on flying planes commercially for any of the major flight companies all over the United States.
Finally, Lawson said that “High school goes a lot faster than you expect it to, so enjoy it while you're still there.” Which I think can apply to all kids in or out of high school because you never know how good something is until it's gone.
