St. John’s Military will compete in 4A



By the Salina Journal

Only one Saline County school made a move when classifications for the 2010-11 school year were announced Monday by the Kansas State High School Activities Association.

St. John’s Military will compete at the Class 4A level in postseason competition for the current year in all sports except football. Football classifications are released every two years and were announced last October for the 2010 and 2011 seasons.

Classifications for all other sports are based on a school’s enrollment in the 10th, 11th and 12th grades. St. John’s Military’s enrollment number in those three grades was 138, but because the enrollment is limited to boys only, the Muleskinners numbers are doubled when determining classifications.


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KSHSAA CLASSIFICATIONS 2010-11



Salina Journal

CLASS 6A

Enrollment range 1584-961

Blue Valley North 1137, Blue Valley Northwest 1288, Blue Valley West 978, Campus 1118, Derby 1331, Dodge City 1342, Garden City 1388, Goddard 1204, Hutchinson 961, Junction City 1223, Lawrence 1188, Lawrence Free State 1064, Leavenworth 968, Maize 1144, Manhattan 1233, Olathe East 1567, Olathe North1412, Olathe Northwest 1234, Olathe South 1478, SM East 1374, SM North 1207, SM Northwest 1370, SM South 1045, SM West 1331, Topeka High 1273, Washburn Rural 1258, Wichita East 1584, Wichita Heights 1151, Wichita North 1381, Wichita Northwest 1154, Wichita South 1090, Wichita Southeast 1202.


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St. John’s, White City recap



Salina Journal

White City 36

St. John’s Military 16

At White City, St. John’s Military was unable to sustain its early momentum and was overwhelmed by White City in a pivotal second quarter.


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Cadets coast, 56-0



By the Journal staff

St. John’s Military opened its 2010 season Friday night with a resounding 56-0 victory at home over Kickapoo Nation.

The game ended at halftime because of the 45-point rule.

Greg Seville, Zach Benishek and Jordan Sharpe each scored two rushing touchdowns as the Cadets generated 296 rushing yards on just 17  carries (17.4 average).

St. John’s, which led 34-0 after the first quarer, was also dominant on defense. Kickapoo’s 31 snaps resulted in a minus-1 total yard.


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St. John’s Military preview: Numbers not a problem for ‘Skinners



By BRIAN BAY | Salina Journal

Another year at St. John’s Military School for coach Roy Lawrence brings together a new crew of football players to the parade ground on the north end of the Muleskinners’ campus.

Lawrence is in his third year as football coach for the Cadets after a 3-6 record in 2009.

The Cadets are loaded with numbers this season with 43 on the roster after the first week of practices.


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