Packers, Bears support Menasha football team after tornado damage

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Last updated Aug 17, 2026

Packers, Bears support Menasha football team after tornado damage
Summary

The Green Bay Packers and Chicago Bears reached out to the Menasha High School football team following an EF-3 tornado that hit the city on July 27. Menasha coach Jeramie Korth received a supportive call from Bears owner George McCaskey on August 6, expressing concern for the team's well-being and the community. The Packers invited the Bluejays to attend a training camp practice on August 16, providing them with lunch and a tour of Lambeau Field. Korth noted the invitation from the players and coaches was significant, adding to the support the team has received since the storm.

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  • Menasha High School football team affected by tornado on July 27.
  • George McCaskey called coach Jeramie Korth to inquire about the team.
  • Packers hosted Menasha football team at practice on August 16.
  • Players experienced unique interactions during their time at Lambeau Field.
  • Support reflects strong community ties in the wake of disaster.
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Green Bay Packers host Menasha Bluejays at training camp practice; Menasha coach gets supportive call from Bears owner George McCaskey.

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