Columbus High School and Titan All-State Lineman, Kody Schalk represented his school and Community in the 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl, Saturday at Pittsburg State University. Courtesy Photo.
Kody Schalk, CUHS graduate and PSU Gorilla pauses for a photo with members of the Kansas Shrine Bowl Board prior to the annual game, Saturday at Pittsburg State University. Courtesy Photo.
Former Titan and current Gorilla, Kody Schalk visits with a representative of the Shriners Hospitals for Children during activities leading up to the 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl. Saturday at Carnie Smith Stadium on the campus of Pittsburg State University. Courtesy Photo.
Players in the 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl participated in challenges using prosthetics and wheelchair races to get a feel for what the patients of Shriners Hospitals for Children go through on a daily basis. Kody Schalk, right, attempts to build a Lego tower with an artificial arm. Players sell program ads and solicit donations with all proceeds going to the network of 22 Shriners Hospitals for Children nationwide. Courtesy Photo.
Galena’s Brett Sarwinski took the field once again along with Girard’s Brecken Troike as members of the 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl East Team on the turf at Carnie Smith Stadium on the campus of Pittsburg State University. Sarwinski will wear a different uniform and take a different field for the Gorillas as a member of the PSU Baseball Team this fall. Brett’s brothers, PJ and Nick, are preparing for the football season opener in August. Courtesy Photo.
Columbus High School Graduate and Titan Football All-State Lineman, Kody Schalk represented his school one final time as he took the field for the 2022 Kansas Shrine Bowl, Saturday, at Pittsburg State University’s Carnie Smith Stadium.
The CUHS Alum will be taking the field in the near future as a member of the Gorilla Football Team.
Kody and members of the two squads raise money through ads in the …
