Junction City / Geary County Catbackers hosted a golf tournament fundraiser at Rolling Meadows Golf Course on Saturday. Twenty-five teams competed in the four person scramble.

The club is being revived after a period of inactivity during the COVID-19 time frame.&nbsp; Going forward one purpose of the club will be to raise funds to get local youth involved and see what K-State is all about. The idea is for them to become future K-State students.

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 </figure>( Photos by Anita - Keith Ascher )By Dewey TerrillJC PostJunction City / Geary County Catbackers hosted a golf tournament fundraiser at Rolling Meadows Golf Course on Saturday. Twenty-five teams competed in the four person scramble.<figure>
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 </figure>The club is being revived after a period of inactivity during the COVID-19 time frame.&nbsp; Going forward one purpose of the club will be to raise funds to get local youth involved and see what K-State is all about. The idea is for them to become future K-State students.<figure>
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Catbackers compete at Rolling Meadows Golf Course