The current FHS Forensics squad consists of 6 students, and while the squad is small, they are mighty! Coached by Angella Curran, the squad consists of seniors, Kasey Dixon, Abby Gepford, Evan Powell, Eli Tinsley, junior, Macy Kotzman and freshman, August Chamberlain. The Frontenac Raiders forensics season started on January 28th, 2017 at the Girard invitational. Where Kasey Dixon qualified for state with his humorous interpretation of Monty Python… Continue Reading FHS Forensics
KU Honors FHS Students
The University of Kansas recently celebrated the work of students in Crawford County who are in the top 10 percent of their class. This included Frontenac High School students Kasey Dixon, Lauren Eagon, Brandon Mlekus, Maggie Murray, Bralyn Wilson, and Kieran Wilson. The students were recognized for their academic achievements and as Kansas Honor Scholars at a dinner at Memorial Auditorium. The program has been in place since 1971 and… Continue Reading KU Honors FHS Students
Shrine Bowl 2017
SHRINE BOWL 2017 – Frontenac High School senior Brandon Mlekus was recently honored by the Mirza Shrine for his selection to the East Squad at the 2017 Kansas Shrine Bowl. The annual all-star game, will be played July 29, 2017, at Butler County Community College in El Dorado, Kansas. Mlekus, who signed a national letter of intent to play football at Pittsburg State University, was also recently honored as a… Continue Reading Shrine Bowl 2017
Frontenac Basketball Homecoming Royalty
Congratulations to the 2017 Frontenac High School king and queen candidates. The queen candidates are Julia Falletti, daughter of Chris and Ann Falletti, Alivia Bridwell, daughter of Darrin and Tara Bridwell; Faith Talent, daughter of Donnie and Shannon Talent; and Mollie McCully, daughter of Marc and Kellie McCully. The king candidates are Ryan Long, son of Jim and Deb Long; Eian Monsour, son of Mark Monsour and Sheila Crumpacker;… Continue Reading Frontenac Basketball Homecoming Royalty
Raider boys earn win over Galena
GALENA – Points were coming in bunches for the Frontenac High School boys’ basketball team, which picked up a 69-64 road win after the girls’ team struggled to keep the momentum in the 41-36 loss on Tuesday. FAST-PACED OFFENSE LEADS RAIDER BOYS Neither team had any difficulty hitting shots, making for a fast-paced shootout which saw the Raiders’ edge the Bulldogs 69-64 in the final moments. Read the full story… Continue Reading Raider boys earn win over Galena