The Madras White Buffalos volleyball team rolled to a 3-0 win over rival Culver on Wednesday in a high-energy season opener. Key contributors included Anna Turo, Marlee Simmelink, Janelle Pineda, and senior Ana Boyle.

Football, volleyball, soccer, and cross country are all underway at Madras High School as the White Buffaloes kick off the 2026–27 fall sports season — a welcome return to Friday night lights for the Jefferson County community.

The Madras High School White Buffalos kick off the 2026-27 varsity football season this week, beginning a new chapter after a 4-5 finish last year. The squad is eager to build on lessons learned and contend in the Tri-River Conference.

Oregon high school football is back, and Buff Nation is gearing up for another season under the Friday night lights. The 2026 OSAA season kicks off this week with Week 0 games and jamborees around the state.

Madras High School fall sports are underway, with football, volleyball, and cross country teams beginning their 2026 campaigns. Athletes and coaches are also keeping an eye on a proposed OSAA reclassification that could move the White Buffalos into the Greater Oregon League as early as next school year.

The Madras High School White Buffaloes are back on the field and court as the fall 2026 sports season kicks off, with football, volleyball, cross country, and soccer teams all suiting up for the new school year.

Fall sports season is officially underway at Madras High School, with football, volleyball, soccer, and cross country all beginning practice and scrimmages this week. A new girls flag football program adds another option for student athletes this year.

The Madras High School football program wrapped up its youth skills camp last week with roughly 25 to 30 participants each day, a promising sign as the White Buffaloes prepare for the fall season.

Madras High School football players are back on the practice field as the 2026 season approaches. With the first regular-season games just weeks away, the White Buffaloes are working through fall camp and preparing to compete in the Tri-River Conference.

The Mad City FC U13/U14 boys team went undefeated and gave up zero goals at Oregon's largest sanctioned youth soccer tournament, bringing home a championship from the Mt. Hood Challenge despite training outside Madras all summer due to wildfire smoke.

Student-athletes at Madras High School are back in pads and cleats this week as fall sports practice officially gets underway, with the White Buffaloes football team among those eyeing a stronger showing in the 2026-27 season.