John Sorce is a sports editor for the Emporia Gazette, focusing on local sports in Emporia, Kansas. With a passion for covering high school athletics, John provides in-depth coverage of basketball, wrestling, swimming, and other sports events in the area. His work has also been featured in the Calhoun Times.
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John Sorce's focus is on local sports events in the Emporia, Kansas area. His coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and private sector announcements related to sports.
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The Emporia High School gymnastics team opened its season with a dual meet in Newton on Tuesday night.
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Elise Eckert takes an approach shot on the ninth fairway at the Seaman Invite on Thursday.
The Emporia High School boys soccer team fell to Hays 2-1 in the semifinals of the Salina South Tournament on Thursday night.
The Emporia High School football team will be home for the foreseeable future.
Emma Beatty runs during last year’s regional meet in Wichita.
It didn’t take long for the MIAA to prove to be a gauntlet.
Emma Beatty (left) and Madison Evans run at the Emporia Invite at Jones Park on Saturday morning.
In addition to the cross country hosting its lone home meet of the year, four other Emporia High School teams were in action on Saturday.
Area schools had runners at Wamego and Lyndon over the weekend.
Area school volleyball teams competed in tournaments at Lyndon, Eureka and Flinthills over the weekend.
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