Santa Fe Times Sports
Local racing legend honored
The Knoxville, Iowa Raceway recently paid tribute to local racing legend Danny “The Dude” Lasoski and his family.
Doak shines at Show Me State Games
The Missouri Olympics, AKA the “Show Me State Games,” were held recently in Columbia. These games are some of the largest state ran competitions and have been for decades.

Department of Conservation changes regulations for upcoming deer season
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reminds deer hunters, landowners, and others of changes to regulations of the Wildlife Code of Missouri for the upcoming deer-hunting season. The changes focus on simplifying regulations and responding to public input.
Santa Fe HS football schedule
Friday, Aug. 21 - FB jamboree @ Sweet Springs 6:30 p.m.
Santa Fe HS volleyball schedule
Wednesday, Aug. 26 - VB jamboree @ Carrollton 5:45 p.m.
Spring 2026 Softball Academic All State
Academic All-State honors for spring 2026 softball were recently announced and the Santa Fe Lady Chiefs had several athletes make the list. receiving individual recognition were: JoHanna Breshears, Keastin Kitchen, Abigail Mueller, Adalynn Boland, Tatum Fitzwater, Tynlee Koch.

Join MDC for a virtual Rifle Scope Mounting class Aug. 18
Using a rifle with a scope is a very a useful asset for deer hunting, greatly increasing accuracy and range for taking a safe and… Login to continue reading Login…
Santa Fe football gets in summer action at Marshall
The Santa Fe Chiefs got some work in recently over at a football team camp in Marshall on the campus of Missouri Valley. The Red and Black saw 8-Man scrimmages on Thursday, Juiy 30. Several other teams from the area were also participating which included St. Paul, Slater, Lockwood, NW Hughesville, Sweet Springs, and Keytesville (BKN Thunder). An 11-Man camp was also held, which featured Marshall Varsity and JV, along with Carrollton, and Salisbury.

Santa Fe Alumni Foundation holds fish fry fundraiser
he Santa Fe Alumni Foundation

Brockman brings home more Senior Games medals
Alma native J.D. Brockman has continued bring home medals from Senior Games competitions throughout the state.
