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Scoreboard for Monday, Feb. 8
(02/09/10)
Area high school basketball scores for Monday, Feb. 8
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Scoreboard for Friday-Saturday, Feb. 5-6
(02/08/10) Area high school basketball scores for Friday-Saturday, Feb. 5-6 
Prep Hoops Round-up: 'Hounds get rare sweep at Concordia
(02/08/10)CONCORDIA -- Wins at Concordia have been both rare and difficult for the Sweet Springs boys' basketball team. However, the Greyhounds made it look like business as usual Friday with a 64-46 I-70 Conference victory. Senior Tyler Dohrman hit a pair of three-pointers as Sweet Springs opened with a 19-11 first quarter, then stretched the margin to 20 points by halftime. The Orioles were unable to make a significant dent in the margin during the second half...
MHS basketball: MHS' Browder drops 31 on Boonville
(02/08/10) BOONVILLE -- Through the ups and downs of the Marshall boys' basketball season, Cedrick Browder has quietly put together a promising rookie campaign. The junior guard spoke loudly Saturday with 31 points, 12 rebounds, seven assists and three blocked shots -- all career highs -- as the Owls ended a nine-game losing streak with a 76-71 NCMC win at Boonville... 
MVC basketball: Lady Vikings stop eight-game skid
(02/05/10)Whether it was a wholesale change in the starting the line-up or the presence of an opponent that is winless in Heart of America Conference play, the Missouri Valley College women's basketball team ended its eight-game slump Thursday. None of the Lady Vikings who started the 80-48 rout over visiting Culver-Stockton were on the floor when the season tipped off, but they got their team an early lead -- which only grew from the midway point of the first half...
MVC basketball: Valley cruises to HAAC win
(02/05/10) The Missouri Valley College men's basketball team avoided its first three-game skid of the season Thursday by crushing Heart of America Conference foe Culver-Stockton, 68-45, in Grover C. Redford Gymnasium. It was the Vikings' most lopsided victory since beating Trinity International (Ill.) by 42 points on Nov. 20 during the middle of a seven-game win streak...
MHS basketball: English's 33 sparks Boonville win over Lady Owls
(02/05/10) Boonville senior Heather English didn't play the first period Thursday, but made up for lost time the rest of the game. English poured in 33 points during the final three frames as the Lady Pirates recovered from an early deficit for a 58-40 NCMC win at Marshall... 
MVC Round-up: Four Lady Vikings earn all-America honors
(02/04/10)Four Missouri Valley College athletes claimed all-America status by placing in the top six of their weight classes in the Women's College Wrestling Association National Championships held Saturday in the Burns Athletic Center. Freshman Randi Beltz led the Lady Vikings with a second-place performance. ... 
Junior 'Cats second in L&C
(02/04/10)SLATER -- The Slater Junior High boys' basketball team recently completed a 16-3 season by finishing second in the Lewis and Clark Conference Tournament with a three-point loss to Paris. Members of the Junior Wildcats are (bottom row, from left) Nick Todd, Tyler Buglovsky, Matt Curren, Tanner Fuemmeler, Nikolas Ferri, Caleb Pemberton, Drew Weiker, (middle row) Lane Clemons, Dalton Fry, Joey Clark, Austin Eddy, Karl Banty, Andrew Adkins, Cole Skinner, Jonathan Clemons, (top row) manager Briar Young and coaches Chris Ferri and Frank Guthrie.. ...
Owls close regular season with loss at Moberly
(02/04/10) MOBERLY -- The Marshall wrestling team was able to keep up with Moberly through the lighter weight classes Tuesday, but the Spartans scored 50 straight points for a 62-18 NCMC win. After both teams gave up defaults, the Owls got back-to-back pins from sophomore Brandon Standley (119 pounds) and senior Jacob Teague (125) for an 18-6 lead...
Prep Hoops Round-up: Lady 'Cats win rematch with Sweet Springs
(02/04/10) SLATER -- The Sweet Springs girls' basketball team went from playing what head coach Boyd Jones considered its "worst game of the year" against Slater a month ago to a point where "our physical game ... improved" during Tuesday's rematch. Still, the Lady Greyhounds were unable to contain red-hot redhead Niki Kruger, or avoid committing 31 turnovers against Slater's smothering defense. ...
Scoreboard for Wednesday, Feb. 3
(02/04/10) Area high school basketball scores for Wednesday, Feb. 3 
3 Owls sign with MIAA programs
(02/03/10)Three Marshall teammates may be glaring at each other from opposite sides of the gridiron in the future. On national signing day for high school recruits of NCAA members, (from left) seniors Matt Buford, Nathan Cato and Matt Jacobs -- starters for out-going Owls head coach Paul Thomas (right) -- are headed to Division II MIAA programs... 
Prep Hoops Round-up: Lady 'Cats win rematch with Sweet Springs
(02/03/10)SLATER -- The Sweet Springs girls' basketball team went from playing what head coach Boyd Jones considered its "worst game of the year" against Slater a month ago to a point where "our physical game ... improved" during Tuesday's rematch. Still, the Lady Greyhounds were unable to contain red-hot redhead Niki Kruger, or avoid committing 31 turnovers against Slater's smothering defense. ...
MHS wrestling: Owls close regular season with loss at Moberly
(02/03/10) MOBERLY -- The Marshall wrestling team was able to keep up with Moberly through the lighter weight classes Tuesday, but the Spartans scored 50 straight points for a 62-18 NCMC win. After both teams gave up defaults, the Owls got back-to-back pins from sophomore Brandon Standley (119 pounds) and senior Jacob Teague (125) for an 18-6 lead...
Sweet Springs basketball: Lady 'Hounds lose on the road
(02/02/10) INDEPENDENCE -- After a month and a half on the road, the St. Mary's girls' basketball team finally got to play at home Monday, taking a 55-48 non-conference decision from Sweet Springs in Independence. The Lady Greyhounds had their chances, getting 70 field-goal attempts -- but making only 17 of them. However, they could never contain senior Shauna Bauml, who hit three shots during the fourth quarter to add to the Lady Trojans' one-point lead entering the frame...
2010-11 MSHSAA Football Districts
(02/02/10) Class 4, District 12 Class 1, District 6 Class 1, District 11 Marshall Owls 2010 Football Schedule # -- District 12 Home games in bold (H) -- Homecoming...
MSH football: Owls again have tough grid district
(02/02/10) Whoever winds up with the Marshall head football coach's job is going to have his work cut out for him in getting to the playoffs. Under the 2010-11 biennial district assignments released by MSHSAA last week, the Owls will retain only one of their former foes, that being two-time Show-Me Bowl loser Helias... 
MVC wrestling: Vikings win seven medals at Iowa meet
(02/02/10)DES MOINES -- Missouri Valley College sophomore wrestler Paulie Hansen of Turner, Kan., blew through the 125-pound division to take the gold medal Saturday in the Grand View Open at Des Moines, Iowa. The fifth-ranked Hansen notched a pin and technical fall among his three victories leading to an encounter with No. 7 Zach Meury of Missouri Baptist in the finals, a 7-2 decision... 
Slater basketball: 29th Wildcat Classic: Purple ends Sacred Heart reign
(02/01/10)SLATER -- "The streak is broken," declared Bob Gonzalez. The veteran Slater coach hadn't seen his girls lift the championship trophy of the Wildcat Classic since 1999, but that drought ended Saturday with a 57-52 victory over Sacred Heart -- which lost its three-year grip on the title...
MHS basketball: Owls drop two at Fulton
(02/01/10) FULTON -- Marshall head girls' basketball coach Tony Willis' concerns about the improvement in Fulton were well-founded. The Lady Owls were unable to sweep the season series on the road Saturday, dropping a 40-30 NCMC decision. Freshman Bailey Mitchell, a non-factor during Marshall's 30-29 victory on Dec. 10, led all scorers with 19 points for the Lady Hornets... 
Prep Hoops Round-up: Lady 'Hounds stopped in Windsor tourney finals
(02/01/10)WINDSOR -- The Sweet Springs girls' basketball team was slow getting started Saturday, and by the time it did it was too late against the strong defense of Leeton. The Lady Bulldogs rolled to a 12-point halftime lead for a 41-29 victory in the championship game of the Windsor Tournament. Leeton limited the Lady Greyhounds to 39 shots from the field, holding the tournament "most valuable player" -- sophomore Brittany Higgins, who had racked up 37 points in the first two games -- to six points... |
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