Sports

Karlie Gebhards placed 1st in the shot put with a distance of 9.75 meters.   Mikayla Windham won the 1600 Meter Run with a time of 6:26.27.   Levi Lucas  Continue Reading »

There are lots of opportunities to see our local athletes compete in Atchison County the next few weeks. Here are some of the upcoming events: The East Atchison Boys’ Golf  Continue Reading »

Lady Blue Jay Ella Meyerkorth hurdled into 1st place in both the 100 and 300 Meter Hurdles at the Mound City Quad.   Lady Blue Jay Tatum Vogler hands off  Continue Reading »

The East Atchison junior high track teams competed in the 2024 Junior High Wildkat Relays March 28, 2024, in King City, Missouri. The EA girls’ team placed fourth out of  Continue Reading »

Wolves lose to South Holt River Dow slides into the base trying to beat the tag in the East Atchison 0-10 loss to South Holt at Forest City, Missouri, March  Continue Reading »

The Rock Port Blue Jays Golf Team traveled to Auburn, Nebraska, Thursday, March 28, 2024, to compete in the Auburn Invitational. Other teams competing included Auburn, Falls City, HTRS, Johnson  Continue Reading »

The East Atchison Wolves Golf Team traveled to Mound City Wednesday, March 27, 2024, to compete. EA finished the match with a team score of 227. Individual scores for the  Continue Reading »

WEDNESDAY NIGHT GALS 3/20/24 Team Standings: 1. Swinging Bowlers 2. MADPK 3. Bradley’s 4. Golden Gals 5. Burke & Sons High Scratch Game (Team) – Swinging Bowlers 598, Bradley’s 596,  Continue Reading »

Lizzie Schlueter placed 2nd in the 100 Meter Hurdles and the 300 Meter Hurdles at Worth County Early Bird Relays. (Ann Schlueter photos)   Tommi Martin helped lead East Atchison  Continue Reading »

The East Atchison and Rock Port High School Boys’ Golf Teams traveled to Mound City, Missouri, to compete in a golf meet March 20, 2024. Rock Port won the event  Continue Reading »

Case Millsap catches the ball and gets the out at second base against South Holt. The Rock Port Blue Jays hosted South Holt Wednesday, March 20. (Ken Miller photos)    Continue Reading »