October 2005
Photos for October 31, 2005
The 2005 district champion Lansing Lions.
The 2005 district champion Lansing Lions.
Ryan Robbins hoists the district championship plaque for his teammates to see.
Kyle Grape breaks up a pass in the end zone to thwart a Bishop Ward scoring opportunity.
Joe Kohl sprints up the field after intercepting a pass against Bishop Ward.
A Bishop Ward safety picks off a pass in front of receiver Ryan Robbins.
Logan Ryan and Ryan Robbins track down the Bishop Ward quarterback.
Jeff Slater turns the corner for a big gain.
A Bishop Ward cornerback jars the ball out of Ryan Robbins' hands.
Lance Fink plows up the middle for a touchdown.
Steve Lillard catches a pass from Matt Warner for a 31-yard gain.
Lansing High senior defender Theo Daniels admires Lansing's regional championship plaque.
The Lansing High soccer team celebrates its Class 5A regional championship.
Lansing High defender Steve Parker tries to win a header against a Miege player during the second half.
Lansing High defender Steve Parker blocks a Miege player's shot during the second half.
Andy Dick
Brad Mock celebrates with Mike Bayless after Bayless put Lansing ahead, 2-1.
Bishop Miege's John Dobies drags Lansing senior Brad Mock to the ground by his jersey.
Steffen Schumann and Andy Dick battle a Miege player for a header.
The Lansing High student section went wild after Brad Mock's goal tied the game at 1-1.
Mike Bayless, Shawn Jung and Brad Mock celebrate after Mock tied the game with a goal.
Alex Burton makes a save.
Steffen Schumann slide tackles a Miege player.
Theo Daniels
Mike Bayless and Clayton Hall battle a Miege player for a header.
Alex Brettmann battles a Meige player for control of the ball.
Clayton Hall
Alex Burton makes a save against Bishop Miege.
Ty Thackston
Lansing High senior Ashley Mayes, center, chats with her mom, at right, and LHS coach Errol Logue, left, after competing in the state meet on Saturday.
A meet official helps Lansing High senior Ashley Mayes after her race at the Class 5A state cross country meet on Saturday at Rim Rock Farm in Lawrence.
Ashley Mayes competes at the state cross country meet.
Ashley Mayes competes at the state cross country meet.
Ashley Mayes competes at the state cross country meet.
Ashley Mayes competes at the state cross country meet.
The Lansing Spooky Center was divided into two groups Saturday - for third grade and younger, and fourth grade and older.
Hundreds of children attended the two sessions of the Lansing Spooky Center on Saturday at Lansing Activity Center.
Sierra and Zach Massing, 5 and 3, dressed as a Pegasus Barbie and a motocross rider.
Shelby Herring, 7, flashes a peace sign while dressed as a hippie.
Sara Lamoe, 6, looks every bit a 1920s flapper.
Ryan Dillon, 11, rides a pink flamingo and Jacob Nye, 10, dresses as a Campbell's Soup can.
Lilli Sanderson, 3, does her best Tinkerbell impression.
Levi Francis, 3, is ready for takeoff in his pilot's uniform.
Katy Williams and Reno Strein, both 10, came to the Spooky Center as a witch and a gypsy.
Jessi Ritchhart looks sweet as honey in her bumblebee costume.
Ten-year-old Elizabeth and her sister, Gabriela Crawford, 3, are fantastical creatures - a vampire and a genie.
The entrance to the 2005 Spooky Center beckons with eerie delight.
Emily Claxson, 2, Madison and Jacob Herzog, 6 and 7, pose for a picture at the Spooky Center, dressed respectively as a ladybug, punk rocker, and, of course, Darth Vader.
Fireman Derrick Robinson, 4, fishes in a wishing well at the Spooky Center.
Darian and Brylee Hibbs, both 12, dressed up as a Renaissance fairy and a 1950s bobby-soxer.
Dakota Massing, 1, dressed as a giraffe and didn't wander far from his dad, Shane.
Collin and Connor Kanega, 4-year-old twins, dressed as an elephant and giraffe.
Cierra and Destinee Robinson, 5 and 7, wore traditional witches' garb.
Brad Brown, 10, Phillip Clarke, 10, and Lucas Moore, 11 attended the Spooky Center.
Ariana Clark, 9, is the cat's meow in her Catwoman outfit.
Ally Wiegers, 3, is a little princess.
Alexa Palmgren, 12, appeared as Scooby-Doo.
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Talking points
What are you looking forward to most with the warming weather this spring?
Just getting out of the house and playing with the kids.
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