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2009 All-Lewis & Clark Football
(11/19/09)Offense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Defense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention...
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 University of Missouri guard Kurtis Gregory of Blackburn is among 10 finalists for the Lowe's Senior CLASS Award. An acronym for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, the award focuses on the total student-athlete and encourages students to use their platform in athletics to make a positive impact as leaders in their communities... |
2009 All-Lewis & Clark Football
(11/19/09) Offense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Defense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention...
MVC basketball: Lady Vikings shot down by WWU
(11/19/09) The Missouri Valley College women's basketball team suffered through a poor shooting night Wednesday during a 58-47 non-conference home loss to William Woods. The Lady Vikings shot 31.5 percent from the field, including one of 11 from three-point range. Conversely, the Lady Owls made 45.7 percent of their attempts from the floor, while also controlling the boards by a 39-28 margin... 
Marshall's Lamberson signs with Drury
(11/18/09)Marshall senior Morgan Lamberson will continue her golf career in college next year at Drury University in Springfield. Lamberson (bottom row, center) signed an NCAA letter-of-intent last week with the Division II program. A four-time qualifier for the MSHSAA Championships, Lamberson medaled the last three years: 12th in the Class 2 meet in 2007, a tie for 7th in Class 1 as a junior and sharing third in the rain-shortened Class 1 event last month at Sedalia... 
2009 All-I-70 Conference Football
(11/18/09)Offense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Defense First Team Second Team Honorable Mention...
MVC basketball: Valley wins four straight
(11/17/09) The Missouri Valley College men's basketball team played three games in four days, and won them all. The last one was a non-conference contest Monday at William Woods, 82-67, the Vikings' fourth victory in a row. It was a seesaw affair, with Valley closing strong to pull it out... 
MVC soccer: Lindenwood wins shoot-out to end Vikings' NAIA playoff bid
(11/16/09)The contrast could not have been more stark. Two days after being lifted on the shoulders of teammates and fans in celebration, Missouri Valley College senior goalkeeper Igor Lima was sprawled out on the turf in private despair Friday. Igor had just been beaten on a shot by his fellow netminder, freshman Victor Francoz, which broke a 2-2 tie on penalty kicks to give Lindenwood a victory in the Heart of America Conference Men's Soccer Tournament championship match... 
MVC football: Vikings smash Avila, return to playoffs
(11/16/09)KANSAS CITY -- It didn't take long for a "must" win to turn into a laugher for the Missouri Valley College football team Saturday. Even with a playoff berth at state, whatever pressure may have existed for the Vikings during their regular season finale was gone at halftime of the 61-7 Heart of America Conference victory at Avila... 
MHS swimming: Owls claim six state medals
(11/16/09)ST. PETER'S -- Marshall seniors Khris Ward and Eden Elfrink put an exclamation point at the end of their prep swimming careers Saturday at the MSHSAA Championships in the St. Peter's Rec-Plex. Ward walked away with his first medal in an individual event, while Elfrink finally got one as part of the Owls' relay teams. Two school records also fell as Marshall tallied 54 points to finish 15th in the state meet, amidst a line-up of much larger schools...
MVC basketball: Lady Vikings defeat Tabor in OT
(11/16/09) A bucket by senior Jean Dooley with 27 seconds remaining in overtime gave the Missouri Valley College women's basketball team a 62-59 non-conference home decision Friday over Tabor (Kan.). The Lady Bluejays had pulled ahead 24 seconds earlier on a pair of free throws by freshman Vivian Olvera. The Lady Vikings found Dooley open and she came through, then junior Gita Grava came up with a steal and Dooley knocked down two from the charity stripe in the closing seconds...
Football playoffs for Friday-Saturday, Nov. 13-14
(11/14/09) High school football playoff scores for Friday-Saturday, Nov. 13-14 
MVC football: No. 12 Vikings eying playoff spot
(11/13/09)Unless some strange last-minute manipulation of the rankings occurs, all the Missouri Valley College football team needs to do is win Saturday to return to the NAIA Championships Series for the third time in four years. "If we take care of business, we should be in," declared head coach Paul Troth as the 12th-ranked Vikings prepared to close the regular season at Heart of America Conference foe Avila... 
MVC wrestling: Vikings excited about mat prospects
(11/13/09)With six all-Americans returning, the Missouri Valley College men's wrestling team is looking to improve from its fourth-place finish a year ago at the NAIA Championships. "The core is back and we've added what we believe is our most athletic recruiting class in a long time," remarked Vikings head coach Mike Machholz. "They're battling all our returners and pushing for spots."... 
MVC soccer: Vikings win shootout in HAAC tourney
(11/12/09)It's among the ultimate mano a mano tests in sports. For a soccer goalkeeper facing at a shooter only a few paces in front of him with the season on the line, there is no greater pressure. "I have to get the ball, not just for me, but my teammates, my family, my coach" is what Missouri Valley College's Igor Lima thought moments before he came up with a stop on Graceland's fifth and final shoot-out attempt -- giving the Vikings a 2-1 victory in the Heart of America Conference Tournament semifinal round Wednesday at Reed Kepner Memorial Field.. ...
MVC basketball: Lady Vikings get first win
(11/11/09) PARKVILLE -- The Missouri Valley College women's basketball team didn't make many shots Tuesday, but blocked one at the end for a 46-43 non-conference win at Park. The Lady Vikings held the home team scoreless over the final 2:19, adding to their one-point lead with a pair of free throws from freshman Sami Jackson with eight seconds remaining and holding on when junior Gita Grava stuffed senior Traci Oden's potential game-tying three-pointer as the final horn sounded...
Football Scoreboard for Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 9-10
(11/10/09) High school football playoff scores for Monday-Tuesday, Nov. 9-10 
MHS swimming: Owls win six races in KC
(11/10/09)KANSAS CITY -- The Marshall boys' swim team tuned up for the state meet last week with six wins in the Tom Horn Invitational at Kansas City. That was an impressive tally, considering the Owls only entered eight of the 11 events -- and mainly with their top four. Therefore, Marshall lacked the depth to place higher than third among the six schools with 95 points, behind Rockhurst (216 points) -- which won all the races the Owls didn't enter -- and Smith-Cotton (116)... 
MVC football: MidAmerica shocks No. 9 Vikings
(11/09/09)To a man, the Vikings watched the football sail gently through the uprights and pierce their hearts. For that brief moment, Missouri Valley College players thought the quest to return to the NAIA Championship Series may have been over, although that is probably not the case. ...
Hannibal-LaGrange 78, Missouri Valley (W) 66
(11/09/09) HANNIBAL -- Junior Natasha Bonner's 22 points led Hannibal-LaGrange to a come-from-behind 78-66 non-conference victory Saturday over the visiting Missouri Valley College women's basketball team. The Lady Vikings out-shot their hosts from the field, 46.2 to 34.6 percent, to take a four-point lead into halftime. ... 
MVC basketball: Vikings split on opening weekend
(11/09/09)SIOUX FALLS, S.D. -- The Missouri Valley College men's basketball team began the 2010 campaign with a split over the weekend in the Famous Dave's Classic at Sioux Falls, S.D. The Vikings faltered down the stretch in Friday's opener, a 79-75 loss to Mayville State (N.D.), but came back Saturday to cruise to a 77-52 victory over Dakota State (S.D.)... 
MHS cross country: Wells sixth at state
(11/09/09)JEFFERSON CITY -- An unseasonable hot day filled the medical tent Saturday at the MSHSAA Cross Country Championships in Jefferson City, but all eight Marshall runners made it through the meet. None came through it better than junior Katie Wells, a two-time District 7 champion who was sixth among Class 3 girls. Wells medaled by finishing 23rd a year ago, but improved her time on the Oak Hills Golf Center course by nearly a minute with a 20:33... 
Vikings improve depth and height
(11/06/09)Basketball is one endeavor where size does matter, both in the number of quality players available and in their physical packages. "Our depth was a big issue, and size," in the Missouri Valley College men's team's 11-17 showing in 2009, according to head coach Chad Lance. "Most important was consistent perimeter shooting, which I think our depth and size this year will improve."... |
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