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A year of victory, loss
Opening state(ment)
By Jessie Meyer
January 4, 2001
2000 was a year of hope for many Eudora athletes, some pushing to win and others falling just short of their goals. This week, we take a look back at the biggest stories of a memorable year in sports.
Reaching new Heitz
Local runner puts ranking on line at U.S. Nationals
By Jessie Meyer
January 4, 2001
2000 in review a community gets involved
Cardinals eliminated
By Jessie Meyer
December 28, 2000
It was a memorable year for Eudora. The city tackled important issues with growth, its schools weighed future options and neighboring DeSoto’s Oz was put on hold. For the next two weeks, The Eudora News will look back at the top 10 stories of 2000. This week, we begin with 6-10.
Eudora poised for run at state crown
By Jessie Meyer
December 7, 2000
There`s a long road ahead for the Cardinal wrestling team, but last Saturday it began the journey back toward the state tournament with a fourth-place finish in the first meet of the season.
A new attitude
Freeland looks to turn things around with hard work, discipline
By Jessie Meyer
November 22, 2000
With a new coach who hates to lose and a team full of experienced returners ready to win, the season looks promising for the Eudora girls basketball team.
A season to remember
Seniors played a key role in Eudora’s best football campaign ever
By Jessie Meyer
November 16, 2000
Cardinals eliminated
Big plays lift Hiawatha past Eudora 4A in quarterfinals
By Jessie Meyer
November 9, 2000
Not all fairy tales have happy endings, and Eudoras Cinderella story ended Saturday night in front of about 4,000 fans.
Opening State(ment)
Cardinals roll past Basehor-Linwood in Kansas Class 4A playoffs
By Jessie Meyer
November 2, 2000
The Eudora Cardinals will head home this weekend for the regional championship game after adding yet another title to their standout season Tuesday night.
One for the money
Cards meet Bishop Ward with state playoff berth on the line
By Jessie Meyer
October 26, 2000
It all comes down to the game on Thursday night.
Krutz hopes aerial attack not a mere passing fancy
By Jessie Meyer
October 26, 2000
On a team led by rushing, receivers can get lost downfield in the shuffle.

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