Let’s fill the stands PINK and cheer loud as our girls take the court! The first game starts in the Main Gym, with the remaining matches continuing in the Auxiliary Gym — so no matter where you are, bring the energy and the love!
Together, we spike for strength, serve for hope, and play for a cure.
They’ll need every ounce of energy, focus, and Jacket Pride to power through each set — and that’s where YOU come in!
Let’s pack the stands, bring the noise, and fuel our Lady Jackets as they fight their way toward postseason play.
Close to home. Big stakes. Unmatched energy.
Let’s show them what Fredonia pride looks like!
While we’re disappointed not to take the field tonight, our Jackets will continue to stay locked in and focused on improvement as the season winds down. Thank you to all our players, coaches, and fans for your continued support and flexibility!
Kickoff is set for 7:00 PM, and you can bet our team is ready to bring that signature Jacket Pride energy to Riverton!
Let’s show up, cheer loud, and back our boys in gold — it’s time to swarm the Rams!
Weekly Calendar
October 20 - 26
They’re headed to Neodesha’s Riverside Park this afternoon to compete in the Tri-Valley League Meet. Races kick off at 4:00 PM, and our runners would love to see a crowd of Jacket fans cheering them on along the course!
Let’s show our support and finish this season strong—Go Jackets!
Our Junior High Volleyball and Football teams are both at home tonight as they take on Neodesha in their final regular season games! Start the evening at Wilson Gymnasium to cheer on our volleyball girls, then stroll over to Gene John Stadium to catch the action on the gridiron.
Be sure to grab some concessions from the Junior Class while you’re there—it’s the perfect way to support our students, enjoy a fun night, and show that Jacket Pride from start to finish!
Jacket Update
October 6-11
Fredonia Hosts Southeast District Horse Judging CDE!
What an awesome day at the Fredonia Fairgrounds! Our chapter had the honor of hosting the Southeast District Horse Judging Career Development Event (CDE).
Two of our students represented Fredonia in competition, while our FFA officer team worked hard behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly.
Congratulations to all the participants on a great day of learning, leadership, and teamwork!
Special Olympics Cornhole Competition — Today in Girard!
Our Special Olympics team is on the road to Girard today to showcase their skills in cornhole! Over 30 students from Lincoln Elementary and FJSHS are competing and representing Fredonia with pride.
Good luck to our athletes — aim straight, toss true, and rack up those points!
Fredonia FFA Competes in Horse Judging!
Our Fredonia FFA Chapter is representing USD 484 today at the Horse Judging Contest held at the Fredonia Fairgrounds!
Students are putting their knowledge, observation skills, and decision-making to the test as they evaluate horses in various classes.
Good luck to our FFA competitors!
Junior High Wrestling Parent Meeting — Tonight at 6:00 PM
All Junior High wrestling families are invited to a parent meeting tonight, Wednesday, October 15, at 6:00 PM in the FJSHS Commons.
Meet the coaching staff, learn about season plans, and get important information on practices, competitions, communication, and athlete expectations. Both new and returning families are encouraged to attend!
Topics include:
Season overview and calendar highlights
Practice routines and expectations
Meet-day details: travel, weigh-ins, uniforms
Communication updates and reminders
Q&A with coaches
Bring your questions and your calendars — the season starts now!
Fredonia High School Art Students Attend “Raku-Fest” at NCCC
On Friday, October 10, several Fredonia High School art students attended the first-ever Ceramic Festival — “Raku-Fest” — at Neosho County Community College.
What began as an idea for an art contest evolved into a full-day, hands-on creative experience designed especially for high school artists. Instead of competing, students spent the day learning together — participating in raku-firing sessions, workshops, and interactive art activities.
The event gave students a chance to explore ceramic techniques, connect with fellow artists, and experience the energy of NCCC’s campus art community. The hope is to make this a biannual tradition, bringing high school art programs together each fall and spring to celebrate creativity, collaboration, and clay.
Families and friends came together for Popcorn & Puzzles, enjoying laughter, teamwork, and plenty of smiles as they pieced together puzzles and shared a tasty snack.
It was the perfect way to unwind, connect, and make memories with one another. A big thank-you to everyone who joined in the fun and helped make the afternoon so special!
Lady Jackets at Caney tonight — C-Team is starting the night off at 4:00pm.
JV and Varsity will begin at 6:00 PM vs Galena & Caney. Final regular-season run before next week’s Quads. Let’s finish strong!
