Eudora ? With the game tied and Eudora High facing a fourth-and-one, Bryan Kindle kicked a 24-yard field goal with one second left to give EHS a 36-33 football victory over De Soto on Monday.

Eudora led, 26-25, entering the fourth quarter, but De Soto’s Dylan Burford’s three-yard run and Mark England’s two-point conversion put De Soto back in the lead.

After a late Eudora turnover, QB Logan Clark hit wideout Jamel Townswend streaking down the right sideline for 44 yards and a first down inside the Eudora 10-yard line. But two plays later, De Soto fumbled the ball, and Eudora’s William Gadberry recovered with less than a minute to go, setting up the wild finish.

“We had the game, we lost the game, and then we won the game,” Eudora coach Greg Webb said. “Every time I thought we had things going well, we gave it back to them.”

Gardner-Edgerton 47, Baldwin 7

Gardner – A pair of big plays late in the first quarter ignited Gardner-Edgerton, which routed Baldwin (1-1).

Gardner (2-0) later scored on five plays of 45 yards or longer.

After being stopped on its first possession, Gardner completed a 65-yard pass on its next drive. The pass was nearly intercepted by Baldwin’s Brandon Tommer, but was tipped into the air. The Trailblazers scored two plays later.

Then they stopped Baldwin’s next drive as the Bulldogs went three-and-out. On the ensuing punt, Gardner’s John Myers returned the kick 48 yards for a touchdown.

Andy Thurlow scored Baldwin’s lone score on a 74-yard punt return in the third quarter.

The Bulldogs will play their home opener Friday against Spring Hill.

McLouth 27, Jackson Heights 21

Holton – McLouth High won in dramatic fashion in triple overtime to improve to 2-0 on the season. Jackson Heights dropped to 0-2.