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The Jackson Heights football team celebrates on its home field Thursday night after a 24-6 win over Valley Heights in the regular season finale. With the win, the Cobras wrapped up their first district title since 2002.
Holton's Bryson Patch (shown above, bottom left) dives forward to grab an interception off a tipped pass late in Friday's game against Perry-Lecompton. After some early trouble, HHS dominated the final three quarters on the way to a 28-6 victory over the Kaws.
  Like an actual Wildcat, the Holton football team showed its claws after being backed into a corner early in Friday night’s district football game against Perry-Lecompton. The Kaws drove inside the Holton 10-yard line twice in their first two possessions, but the HHS defense held its opponent to...
Cobra Zane Richter (shown above, middle) meets an Onaga running back head-on for a stop in the second half of Friday's district football game. Richter helped fuel the team's strong defensive effort in the second half as JHHS pulled away for a 46-8 victory.
  It may not have been perfect, but the Jackson Heights football team overcame some early struggles to close out its homecoming game strong on the way to a 46-8 victory over Onaga on Friday. From the way the game started, it actually seemed the Cobras would face little resistance from the Buffalos...
Panther Jarrett Roy (shown above, at left) gets congratulated by his teammates after recovering a fumble early in Friday's league contest at Sabetha. Royal Valley went on to score after that turnover and never looked back on the way to a 20-12 victory over the Blue Jays.
  Going into the heart of its football schedule, there were bound to be some road bumps for fourth-ranked (Class 4A-DII) Royal Valley. While they presented themselves early in the team’s final non-district game at Sabetha on Friday, the Panthers quickly adjusted course and cruised in the second...
Holton's Justin Pool (shown above, middle) fights for some extra yardage, while teammates Justin Wells (#76, at left) and Will Wright (#9) work to clear a path for the running back in Friday's game at Hiawatha.
  From the way the game started on Friday, it looked like the Holton football team was primed to open up and roll to a big victory on the road in Hiawatha. While the Wildcats took a commanding 27-0 lead into halftime, they got bogged down in a quagmire in the second half as sloppy play persisted in...
  Redemption is not easy to come by, but the Royal Valley football team made it look pretty simple in a non-league match-up against Santa Fe Trail on Friday night. The Panthers likely weren’t lacking motivation on homecoming night, but the sting of two losses in the team’s previous two meetings (...

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