Our JV tennis team had an excellent end to their season in Ashland! Even without a 1D team, our Lady Buffs earned 2nd place as a team ! They were just one point shy of tying for first.
🎉 Congratulations! 🎉
1S Evie: 2nd place
2S Alejandra: 2nd place
2D Lily and Rachelle: 1st place
Way to work, ladies!
🎉 Congratulations! 🎉
1S Evie: 2nd place
2S Alejandra: 2nd place
2D Lily and Rachelle: 1st place
Way to work, ladies!
MHS Football @ Kinsley
Friday, October 10th
Good luck, MHS Football!
Friday, October 10th
Good luck, MHS Football!
MJH Volleyball & Football
Thursday, October 9th
Good luck, MJH!
Thursday, October 9th
Good luck, MJH!
MHS Tennis Results - Coaches Classic
#1 singles Aby Dyck- 2nd
#2 singles Taylor Zeibart-2nd
#1 doubles Kellie Miller & Lainey Jones also competed today.
Seven schools competed in this year's Coaches Classic.
MJH Volleyball Results
B Team
vs Goodland 29-31; 25-18; 5-15
vs Lakin 25-21; 27-29; 15-8
vs Cimarron 16-25; 16-25
A Team
vs Goodland 12-25; 19-25
vs Lakin 10-25; 8-25
vs Cimarron 19-25; 19-25
MHS Volleyball @ Kiowa County
Tuesday, October 7th
Good luck, MHS Volleyball!
Tuesday, October 7th
Good luck, MHS Volleyball!
MJH A-Team Volleyball @ Minneola
Monday, October 6th
Good luck, Lady Buffs!
Monday, October 6th
Good luck, Lady Buffs!
Meade HS XC took the course at Pratt this afternoon-Battling the heat and missing some of our team due to sickness; Still, a very solid outing. With the top 20 medaling, we brought home several and just missed out on a few more.
Girls Varsity:
Madison Jeske-25th
Ximena Bautista-27th
Boys Varsity (2nd Place Team):
Jordy Padgett-3rd
Saul Mendoza-4th
James Woodruff-15th
Samuel Lynn-16th
Jacob McNemer-47th
MJH Volleyball @ Lakin
Saturday, October 4th
Good luck, MJH Volleyball
Tuesday was a great night for the Lady Buffaloes! We had
six wins with both our JV and Varsity teams going 3-0 against Ashland, Minneola, and Pawnee Heights!
Way to work, ladies!
Meade takes 2nd place at Ashland
1D: Aby and Bethany - 1st place
2D: Evie and Lainey - 3rd
1S: Taylor Zeibart - 4th
2S: Kellie Miller - 3rd
Way to work, Lady Buffs!
MJH Volleyball and Football @ Protection/South Central
Thursday, October 2nd
Good luck, MJH!
Meade County Conservation District Hosts 4th Annual Progressive Ag Safety Day
The Meade County Conservation District recently hosted the 4th Annual Progressive Agriculture Safety Day® at the Meade County Fairgrounds, drawing 126 third- and fourth-grade students from across the county. They were joined by 20 school staff and supported by 42 dedicated volunteers who helped bring the day to life.
Eleven classes rotated through 14 hands-on learning stations that covered a wide range of safety topics, including seat belt safety, animal safety, cyber safety, weather safety, grain safety, dairy safety, outdoor safety, first aid, lawn mower safety, hand tool safety, and electric safety. The goal of the day was to give children practical tools to stay safe in both rural and everyday settings.
Volunteers included Kamy Whatley (Dairy Max); Jared Weber, Mike Gillen, Ethan Fast, Kaidin Upson and Jose Osornio (CMS); Crystal Torres and Amy Meyer (Artesian Valley Health); Trooper Anthony Caldaron (KHP); Wadonna Henson (KSU); Kindra Adams (NRCS); Jason Cowan and JR Dailey (MKC); Deputies Pippit and Guerrero (Meade Sheriff’s Office); Jon Mitchel and Liz Heath (Wildlife and Parks); Sam Brown (NOAA); Mrs. Miller’s AG class, Ms. Goossen’s FFA students, and Dairy Max.
A hearty lunch was donated by Meade Locker and Processing hotdogs, Meade Thriftway chips and Dairy Max milk and cheese, Cookies came courtesy of AVHS dietary staff, water donated by Allied Ag Solutions (Preston Cunningham) and Constellation Energy (Kelsey Cordes), and volunteers enjoyed desserts made by Abigail Orth and Decina Heinz. The Meade County Fair Board generously waived the fairgrounds usage fee. Goodie bag items were provided by Meade County Community Foundation, United Wireless and Dairy Max.
The event also recognized the behind-the-scenes efforts of the “chaos supervisors”—Cindy Brenner, Janet Rickard, Jana Orth, Marc Berghaus, and Maddison Best—along with photographer Katie McClaren, who helped capture the day.
Financial support was provided by EGE LLC, Meade State Bank, JKL Construction, Conestoga, City of Meade, Bank of the Plains, Alliance Ag, City of Fowler, BTI, Max Papay, Meade County, Flying W Pheasant Ranch, Leon & Tammy Winfrey, and the Meade County Community Foundation.
The Conservation District Board is comprised of Laural Ediger, Doug Heinz, Brad Freisen, Mark Painter, and Kevin Price, with Laural, Doug, and Brad assisting in serving lunch. The District Manager is Casie McAtee.
Progressive Agriculture Safety Day® is recognized as the largest rural safety and health education program for children in North America. Since its inception in 1995, more than 2 million individuals have been reached across 45 states, two territories, and nine Canadian provinces. The program provides critical education, training, and resources to make farm, ranch, and rural life safer and healthier for children and their communities.
MES/MJH is grateful to the Meade County Conservation District, the volunteers who helped make the day a success, the business partners for their time and talents, and the financial supporters for their contributions. We appreciate your investment into the safety and well-being of our students.
The Meade County Conservation District recently hosted the 4th Annual Progressive Agriculture Safety Day® at the Meade County Fairgrounds, drawing 126 third- and fourth-grade students from across the county. They were joined by 20 school staff and supported by 42 dedicated volunteers who helped bring the day to life.
Eleven classes rotated through 14 hands-on learning stations that covered a wide range of safety topics, including seat belt safety, animal safety, cyber safety, weather safety, grain safety, dairy safety, outdoor safety, first aid, lawn mower safety, hand tool safety, and electric safety. The goal of the day was to give children practical tools to stay safe in both rural and everyday settings.
Volunteers included Kamy Whatley (Dairy Max); Jared Weber, Mike Gillen, Ethan Fast, Kaidin Upson and Jose Osornio (CMS); Crystal Torres and Amy Meyer (Artesian Valley Health); Trooper Anthony Caldaron (KHP); Wadonna Henson (KSU); Kindra Adams (NRCS); Jason Cowan and JR Dailey (MKC); Deputies Pippit and Guerrero (Meade Sheriff’s Office); Jon Mitchel and Liz Heath (Wildlife and Parks); Sam Brown (NOAA); Mrs. Miller’s AG class, Ms. Goossen’s FFA students, and Dairy Max.
A hearty lunch was donated by Meade Locker and Processing hotdogs, Meade Thriftway chips and Dairy Max milk and cheese, Cookies came courtesy of AVHS dietary staff, water donated by Allied Ag Solutions (Preston Cunningham) and Constellation Energy (Kelsey Cordes), and volunteers enjoyed desserts made by Abigail Orth and Decina Heinz. The Meade County Fair Board generously waived the fairgrounds usage fee. Goodie bag items were provided by Meade County Community Foundation, United Wireless and Dairy Max.
The event also recognized the behind-the-scenes efforts of the “chaos supervisors”—Cindy Brenner, Janet Rickard, Jana Orth, Marc Berghaus, and Maddison Best—along with photographer Katie McClaren, who helped capture the day.
Financial support was provided by EGE LLC, Meade State Bank, JKL Construction, Conestoga, City of Meade, Bank of the Plains, Alliance Ag, City of Fowler, BTI, Max Papay, Meade County, Flying W Pheasant Ranch, Leon & Tammy Winfrey, and the Meade County Community Foundation.
The Conservation District Board is comprised of Laural Ediger, Doug Heinz, Brad Freisen, Mark Painter, and Kevin Price, with Laural, Doug, and Brad assisting in serving lunch. The District Manager is Casie McAtee.
Progressive Agriculture Safety Day® is recognized as the largest rural safety and health education program for children in North America. Since its inception in 1995, more than 2 million individuals have been reached across 45 states, two territories, and nine Canadian provinces. The program provides critical education, training, and resources to make farm, ranch, and rural life safer and healthier for children and their communities.
MES/MJH is grateful to the Meade County Conservation District, the volunteers who helped make the day a success, the business partners for their time and talents, and the financial supporters for their contributions. We appreciate your investment into the safety and well-being of our students.
MHS Volleyball @ Meade
Tuesday, September 30th
Good luck, MHS Volleyball!
Tuesday, September 30th
Good luck, MHS Volleyball!
Meade JH/HS XC had another great day at the Stanton County Meet. More PRs and Season Bests and more hardware for their efforts!
JH Boys Medalist:
Derek Shelton (8th)
HS Boys Medalists:
Saul Mendoza (3rd)
Jordy Padgett (4th)
James Woodruff (14th)
The HS Boys were also the Team Champions Today!!!
MJH Volleyball @ Sublette
Monday, September 29th beginning at 4:00pm
Good luck, MJH!
Monday, September 29th beginning at 4:00pm
Good luck, MJH!
Due to the condition of our football field, our homecoming game will be played at South Gray. The homecoming activities and coronation will be held at the Meade City Park on Friday, October 3rd. The fun will begin with a Homecoming Parade beginning at 1:15pm from the high school and ending at the park. There, our MHS cheerleaders will be hosting a pep rally which will include candidate games and cheers, followed by the homecoming coronation. The public is welcome and encouraged to join us. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
MHS & MJH Cross Country @ Stanton County
Saturday, September 27th
Good luck, Meade Cross Country!
Saturday, September 27th
Good luck, Meade Cross Country!
MHS JV Volleyball @ Pratt
Saturday, September 27th
Good luck, Lady Buffs!
Saturday, September 27th
Good luck, Lady Buffs!
MHS Football @ Sublette
Friday, September 26th
Good luck, MHS!
Friday, September 26th
Good luck, MHS!
