
Menasha Blue Jays Find New Home After Tornado Damage
The Menasha Blue Jays began their season at the Banta Bowl after an EF3 tornado damaged their home stadium, with fans, coaches and players highlighting the town's unwavering support.
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The Menasha Blue Jays began their season at the Banta Bowl after an EF3 tornado damaged their home stadium, with fans, coaches and players highlighting the town's unwavering support.
Following an EF‑3 tornado that struck Menasha, Wisconsin, the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers stepped in with gear, camp access and personal mentorship for the local high school football team.

The Menasha High School football squad visited the Green Bay Packers training camp, interacted with stars like Jordan Love and Josh Jacobs, and toured Lambeau Field before preparing for their upcoming home game against Plymouth.

A community scrimmage at the Banta Bowl on Lawrence University’s campus marked the first official event for the Menasha football team this season, highlighting resilience, mental‑health benefits and upcoming competition.
The Menasha Bluejays are poised for a strong 2025 campaign, blending experienced talent with fresh chemistry as they aim to climb from a third‑place finish last year.
The Menasha Bluejays enter the 2025 football season with a potent offense led by quarterback Paul Schmolinske and running back Keonte Thigpen, aiming to improve on last year’s third‑place finish.
An EF-3 tornado destroyed Calder Stadium in July, forcing the Menasha High School football team to relocate practices and games. With strong support from local officials and university partners, players and coaches remain focused on the upcoming season.
A July 27 tornado damaged the football stadium of Menasha High School, but coaches, neighbors and rival schools are already arranging new practice sites and preserving the upcoming season.
A tornado ripped through Menasha, Wisconsin, destroying the home field of the local football team, but the players, coaches and neighboring schools have turned the disaster into a collective effort to rebuild and support the town.