The East Atchison Junior High Lady Wolves Basketball Team was named 275 Conference Co-Champions following tournament action played in Tarkio, Fairfax, and Jefferson last week. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the conference tournament was split, with half the teams playing in one division and the other half playing in another. EA won their division and the West Nodaway Lady Rockets won theirs. Pictured are, from left to right: front row – Bresayda Jimenez, Jillian Hannah, Dylan Drummond, Grace Oswald, Zoe Madron, Charley Caudill, and Abbie Harms; and back row – Assistant Coach Lanette Hogue, Rainy Nordhausen, Jayla Irvine, Amari Johnjay, Lizzie Schlueter, Sydnee Bruns, Payton Woodring, Alyson Wooten, Jaeka Wiley, and Head Coach Michelle Henry. (Submitted photo)

EA basketball player Rainy Nordhausen shoots for two in the JH Lady Wolves’ game against Rock Port.

The East Atchison Junior High Wolves Basketball Team placed second in their division of the 275 Conference tournament played in Tarkio, Fairfax, and Jefferson last week. Due to COVID-19 concerns, the conference was split, with each half of teams playing in their own tournament. Pictured are, from left to right: front row – Gavyn Irvine, Cole Anderson, River Dow, Colton Hall, Alex Erickson, and Quin Staten; and back row – Head Coach Josh Taylor, Tate Johnson, Owen DeRosier, Brayden Smith, Gabe Harms, and Assistant Coach Daniel Umbarger. (Submitted photo)

Colton Hall takes it to the hoop in the JH Wolves’ win over Rock Port in the 275 Conference Tournament. Hall scored five of the Wolves’ 27 points.

Ella Meyerkorth drives toward the basket in the JH Lady Blue Jays’ game with East Atchison in the 275 Conference Tournament.

Keira Roup, right, blocks as Amari Johnjay, left, puts up a shot.

Aricin Weber, left, guards Tate Johnson, right, in the Blue Jays’  game against East Atchison in the 275 Conference Tournament.

Rock Port’s Malachi Skillen goes up against some EA defense in the Junior High 275 Conference Basketball Tournament.