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The Madison Bulldog football team lost their first game of the 2023 season last Friday.

The Eureka Tornado High School volleyball team split wins last week with Bluestem.

The Eureka Junior/Senior High School (EJSHS) embarked on a community service day on Wednesday to scrub, paint, rake and pick-up trash throughout Eureka.

Each year, K-State Athletics partners with county extension agents to honor one family from each county across the state at a select K-State Football game.

The Eureka Junior High Tornadoes lost to the Neodesha Bluestreaks 1248 last Thursday night at McGinnis Field in Eureka. The Tornadoes just weren’t quick or fast enough to compete with the Neodesha squad.

The Eureka junior high and high school Tornadoes traveled to Central Heights last Thursday, September 28. Following are the results: Lady Tornado Rose Buck placed second, with a time of 19:43.71 and Britta Mongeau placed ninth, with a time of 22:08.6, in the girls varsity 5K.

The Eureka Tornado junior high volleyball team hosted the Bluestreaks of Neodesha last Thursday, where the Tornadoes went 0-4.

Seventeen awards, including one Top Shot in the compound division, were acquired by Greenwood County 4-H archers over the weekend as 10 local archers traveled to Wakarusa on Saturday, September 30 for the 2023 4-H State competition.

The Kansas High School Activities Association (KSHSAA) announced post season play locations last week. The following are locations for area teams: 3-1A Golf The Eureka Lady Tornadoes will compete at the Girard Regional on Monday, October 9. Tee time will be at 9 a.m. Teams competing at the regional include: Baxter Springs, Caney Valley, Cheney, Columbus, Erie, Eureka, Fredonia, Frontenac, Galena, Girard, Kingman, Medicine Lodge, Pittsburg-St. Mary’s Colgan, Uniontown, Wichita Collegiate and Wichita- Trinity Academy.