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The shoe fits for Kole Schankie and ESU football

Bulletin Archive November 3, 2016

“It’s kind of like a Cinderella story,” said Kole Schankie, senior middle linebacker for the Emporia State Hornets. There’s no glass slipper in this one though, just a lot of hard...

Schoenfeld runs past limits for Emporia State cross country, track and field

Bulletin Archive October 27, 2016

Emily Schoenfeld has come a long way in four years at Emporia State, literally and figuratively. As a senior member of the cross country and track and field teams, Schoenfeld has put in countless hours...

Foote takes big steps for Emporia State football

Bulletin Archive October 11, 2016

Mitch Foote sits on a chair in the lobby of the HPER building at Emporia State. His backpack is next to him, but he holds something in his hands while he waits for class; a football. The senior wide receiver...

Athletic director receives President’s award for Diversity

Bulletin Archive January 23, 2015

Kent Weiser, Emporia State University athletic director, was awarded with the President’s Award for Diversity. This award is handed out to those at ESU who demonstrate commitment to diversity and...

Rachel Hanf shoots for three over a Washburn rival at her last home game with ESU last night. In her entire career as a Lady Hornet, Hanf has scored over 1,000 points, averaging 12.5 points per game this season.Will Austin/The Bulletin

Senior proves herself as top scorer

Bulletin Archive February 28, 2013

Averaging 18 points, eight rebounds and six assists a game during her junior year of high school, Rachel Hanf knew she wanted to play basketball in college. Now, in her final year as a Hornet, the senior...

Merissa Quick, sophomore crime and delinquency studies major and forward for the Lady Hornets basketball team, established herself as a contender on the court in her freshman season. Now, she is looking to build upon that success.Photo Courtesy of ESU Athletics

Quick to Adapt: ‘Youngster’ stands out among team, league

Bulletin Archive January 17, 2013

Merissa Quick“My ultimate goal for my career is not only to win a championship, but to be one of the best players at our level.”Many freshmen have a hard enough time adapting to college life...

Meg Schwartz, senior defensive specialist and biology major, have been playing volleyball since kindergarten. WIll Austin/ The Bulletin

Athletics is highlight for Schwartz

Bulletin Archive August 22, 2012

Experience is not something Meg Schwartz, senior defensive specialist and biology major, lacks on the volleyball court. She has been playing volleyball since she was in kindergarten. Although the Hornets...

Brokaw

Brokaw’s ‘impeccable work ethic’ helps run team

Bulletin Archive April 26, 2012

Eleven years ago, in sixth grade, Trey Brokaw began his track career. Brokaw was one of the smallest kids in his class, so football never seemed like the best choice for him. Growing up, Brokaw also participated...

Senior thrower Deja Jackson practices throwing discus Tuesday afternoon on the practice fields. Jackson placed 15th in the hammer throw last Thursday at the Kansas Relays. Jon Coffey/The Bulletin

Jackson radiates confidence, ‘thrower style’

Bulletin Archive April 26, 2012

In high school at Topeka West, senior thrower Deja Jackson decided to try her luck in throwing for the track team because she felt she was “a strong young woman.” But it wasn’t until...

Zordel

Zordel happy to be ‘stuck’ with baseball

Bulletin Archive April 18, 2012

Taylor Zordel, freshman shortstop, did not plan on playing softball when she grew up. Despite playing the sport since she was just 5 years old, Zordel always had a love for basketball, and she played more...

Freshman thrower Sara Dunkin practices her form Tuesday afternoon. The track and field team will be heading to Wichita, Kansas this weekend for the KT Woodman Classic. Jon Coffey/The Bulletin

Dunkin’s positive influence like ‘wildfire’

Bulletin Archive April 11, 2012

She always thought she would play volleyball in college, but on the javelin runway is where freshman Sara Dunkin landed. “Her work ethic spreads like wildfire to all of the throwers,” said...

Deckert

Senior leads tennis team with positive attitude

Bulletin Archive April 4, 2012

Ethan Deckert, now a senior on the tennis team, was very active in sports at Larned High School. Deckert participated in football, wrestling, power-lifting and tennis. Football was the only sport for which...

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