Hallsville Athletics & Activities

Hallsville Athletics & Activities The Official Page of the Hallsville Indians Athletic & Activities Department. New teachers are provided 6 sick and 4 personal days per year.

The Hallsville School District is a four-day school district located just 10 miles north of Columbia. We offer a small school district and community feel, while at the same time having the conveniences the city of Columbia has to offer. Primary School: PreK-2nd
Average class size: 19
Intermediate School: 3rd-5th
Average class size: 20
Middle School: 6th-8th
Average core class size: 21
High School: 9th-12th
Average core class size: 24
Professional Development and Support
New staff members are assigned a mentor and participate in ongoing professional development opportunities, including New Teacher Academy, New Teacher Cohort meetings, and Professional Learning Communities throughout the school year. The district is also focused on providing teachers the opportunity to attend professional development conferences. The Hallsville School District offers 100% paid health insurance and opportunities for additional benefits such as 403B, life insurance, accident coverage, and short-term/long-term disability. The district provides a 14.5% retirement match for teachers through the PSRS pension system.

09/02/2026

WAR FOR 124 RIDES INTO CENTRALIA FRIDAY NIGHT

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Hallsville Football heads to Centralia this Friday for the War for 124 as the Indians take on the Panthers. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m.

Hallsville students will bring a Western theme to the rivalry matchup, while the Hallsville fan section is ready to create a PURPLE REIGN on the road.

Friday night is about more than a rivalry. It is another opportunity for Hallsville students, families and fans to come together and show the community pride behind the Indians. That same support is helping Hallsville make its mark in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition.

Pack the stands in Centralia, wear the purple and get ready for the War for 124.

SIXTH-INNING SURGE LIFTS LADY INDIANS TO THRILLING WIN* * * * * * * * * * * *The Indians came away with a thrilling 4-3 ...
09/02/2026

SIXTH-INNING SURGE LIFTS LADY INDIANS TO THRILLING WIN

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The Indians came away with a thrilling 4-3 victory over Macon last night after breaking a late-game tie in the bottom of the sixth inning.

The two teams were tied after two innings and remained deadlocked until the Indians manufactured a run in the sixth to take the lead and secure the win.

Hallsville returns to action tonight on the road at Harrisburg. Varsity is scheduled for a 5 p.m. start, with JV to follow.

CROSS COUNTRY HITS THE GROUND RUNNING AT SALISBURY* * * * * * * * * * *The Hallsville High School Cross Country team ope...
09/02/2026

CROSS COUNTRY HITS THE GROUND RUNNING AT SALISBURY

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The Hallsville High School Cross Country team opened its season with a strong performance at Salisbury on Tuesday.

The 3,500-meter race was shorter than the typical 5K distance, but the Tribe showed plenty of progress. Every returning runner improved on their time from last year’s meet.

Lila Gunter cut 40 seconds from last year’s time and earned a medal with an eighth-place finish. Liam Bunger led the boys, improving by more than two minutes and earning a medal with an 18th-place finish.

A strong start to the season for Hallsville Cross Country!

LADY INDIANS GOLF TEAM MAKES A 31-STROKE LEAP* * * * * * * * * *The Lady Indians Golf Team showed major growth at Arthur...
09/02/2026

LADY INDIANS GOLF TEAM MAKES A 31-STROKE LEAP

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The Lady Indians Golf Team showed major growth at Arthur Hills, improving its team score by 31 strokes from a year ago and finishing second overall.

Four golfers placed in the top 10. Bella Calahan shot a personal-best 51 to finish third, Izzy Maseman shot a 53 for fourth, and Sydnee Fielder finished fifth with a 54. In her first nine-hole match, Bryer Stultz shot a 59 and tied for eighth.

It was a strong showing and another sign of how far the Lady Indians have come in just one year.

09/01/2026

2026 HOMECOMING COURT ANNOUNCED:
A ROYAL CELEBRATION AWAITS

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Hallsville High School congratulates the students who were elected to the 2026 Homecoming Court. These students will represent their classes throughout Homecoming Week, which kicks off with the Homecoming Parade on Sunday, September 13. The week will be filled with school spirit, celebration and Homecoming traditions leading up to the crowning of the 2026 King and Queen.

FRESHMAN ROYALTY:
Gavin Jenkins & Averi Thompson

SOPHOMORE ROYALTY:
Grayson Hane & Phinley Williamson

JUNIOR PRINCE & PRINCESS:
Parker Crossgrove & Kenleigh Marlett

QUEEN CANDIDATES:
Tatem Nichols
Addison Harlow
Brynna Troxel
Mariah Kilpack
Ragan Allen

KING CANDIDATES:
Wyatt Morris
Peyton Harlow
Landon Cunningham
Kash Spry
Gabriel Jenkins

DATES TO REMEMBER:
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 — HOMECOMING PARADE
Line Up starts at 1:00 pm. The parade starts at 2 p.m. at Hallsville Primary.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 — KING & QUEEN ELECTIONS
Voting will take place during the school day.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 — HOMECOMING CORONATION
The 2026 Homecoming King and Queen will be crowned during halftime of the football game.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 — HOMECOMING DANCE
The dance is for HHS students only and will be held from 7:30–9:30 p.m.

YOUNG ELVES WANTED FOR HALLSVILLE’S FALL MUSICAL* * * * * * * * * * *Hallsville High School’s Drama Department is inviti...
09/01/2026

YOUNG ELVES WANTED FOR HALLSVILLE’S FALL MUSICAL

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Hallsville High School’s Drama Department is inviting students in grades 3–5 to audition for the role of Santa’s elves in the November 2026 production of *Elf the Musical*.

This special opportunity will allow younger students to sing, dance and perform alongside Hallsville High School students as part of the larger production. The young elves will appear in the opening scenes at the North Pole and return for the show’s finale. No preparation is needed for the audition, as all material will be taught on-site.

An All-Call audition will be held Monday, September 28, from 3–5:30 p.m., with drop-off and pick-up in front of the Intermediate Building. Families should make sure students are available for all required rehearsals and performances. The cast fee is $20 and includes a cast T-shirt and costume pieces.

Interested families should email Mrs. Otten at [email protected] with the student’s name and grade to be added to the audition list.

LADY INDIAN GOLFERS TEE UP A STRONG SHOWING AT MEADOW LAKE ACRES* * * * * * * * * * * * The Hallsville High School Lady ...
09/01/2026

LADY INDIAN GOLFERS TEE UP A STRONG SHOWING AT MEADOW LAKE ACRES

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The Hallsville High School Lady Indian golfers competed Monday, Aug. 31, at Meadow Lake Acres in New Bloomfield, improving their team score from last year’s event. Izzy Maseman and Sydnee Fielder led the Lady Indians and finished in the top half of the field.

The Lady Indians will return to the course Tuesday at Arthur Hills, where the varsity and JV teams will compete against Mexico, New Bloomfield and Salisbury.

9/1 ATHLETIC SCHEDULE UPDATE* * * * * * * * * *Due to the heat, the following changes have been made to today’s athletic...
09/01/2026

9/1 ATHLETIC SCHEDULE UPDATE

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Due to the heat, the following changes have been made to today’s athletic schedule:

High School Softball will now begin at 6 p.m. The teams will play a full varsity game followed by three innings of JV.

High School Cross Country will now begin at 6:30 p.m. in Salisbury.

Thank you for your understanding as these adjustments are made to help keep our student-athletes safe.

LADY INDIANS VOLLEYBALL CROWNED TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS* * * * * * * * *The Hallsville Lady Indians Volleyball Team brought...
09/01/2026

LADY INDIANS VOLLEYBALL CROWNED TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS

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The Hallsville Lady Indians Volleyball Team brought home the championship Saturday at the 5th Annual Tolton Volleyball Tournament!

After battling back from an opening-set loss to Montgomery County, the Lady Indians found their rhythm and never looked back. They swept Kirksville and CFS in pool play before defeating tournament host Tolton in the semifinal, 25-10 and 25-20. In the championship match, Hallsville defeated Linn 25-14 and 25-21 to claim the tournament title.

Congratulations to the Hallsville Lady Indians on an outstanding tournament championship!

INDIAN PRIDE MARCHING BAND MARCHES INTO A NEW SEASON* * * * * * * * * *The Indian Pride Marching Band is helping launch ...
08/28/2026

INDIAN PRIDE MARCHING BAND MARCHES INTO A NEW SEASON

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The Indian Pride Marching Band is helping launch the 2026 Hallsville Indian Football season with early mornings, hard work, and a commitment to representing Hallsville with pride.

Band members have spent their mornings on the field preparing their music, marching, and halftime performance. Tonight, their work will be on display as Hallsville hosts its home football opener. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m., with the Indian Pride Marching Band performing at halftime.

The dedication shown by the band is also part of a much bigger Hallsville story. As Hallsville participates in T-Mobile’s Friday Night 5G Lights competition, the community continues to show what makes Friday nights special. Students, families, staff, alumni, and supporters come together behind their school and each other.

From the band members practicing in the morning to the fans filling the stands at night, Hallsville is a community that stays connected, supports its students, and takes pride in working together.



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