John Sorce is a Sports Editor at Calhoun Times and Emporia Gazette. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, including football, basketball, soccer, golf, and softball, while also exploring the intersections of competitive sports with family and relationships, as well as parenting. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Calhoun Times and Emporia Gazette.
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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.
If you're looking to engage with John, consider pitching stories about local sporting events, high school or community-level achievements in basketball, wrestling, and bowling within the Emporia area. You may also want to share news about significant developments within these sports that directly impact the local community.
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Kali Keough finished ninth at the Class 5A state tennis tournament in Andover on Saturday afternoon.
Madison Evans runs at the Centennial League meet at Washburn Rural on Saturday.
The Emporia High School volleyball team finished fifth at their home tournament on Saturday.
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The Lyon County League volleyball tournament was held at White Auditorium on Saturday.
Saturday was my last day at The Gazette.
Sister Mary Delight of the Holy Trinity, formerly Anna Hall, a native of Topeka, who grew up in Holy Name Parish there, professed her final vows on Oct. 1. COURTESY PHOTO
Sister Paula Rose Jauernig, SCL, celebrates nailing a shot and the crowd behind her erupts in appreciation. LEAVEN PHOTO BY JAY SOLDNER
Concern, Inc., a not-for-profit organization formed to help Linn County residents through financial, food and clothing assistance, was honored with the 2024 St. Rose Philippine Duchesne Award, which was presented by Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann at Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Mound City, on Nov. 17. LEAVEN PHOTO BY JAY SOLDNER
The first Kolbe Prison Ministries retreat for women in Kansas was held at the Topeka Correctional Facility from Oct. 18-20. The ultimate purpose of these retreats is to bring the light of Christ to those who are incarcerated.
Construction workers prepare to put cement down for the new walkway outside Savior Pastoral Center in Kansas City, Kansas. LEAVEN PHOTO BY JAY SOLDNER
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