2023 Class 2 All-State Soccer Selections
First Team Name School Year Pos. Jude Archie St. Charles JR D Beacan Mottl Clayton SR D Kolin Kincaid Excelsior Springs JR F Charles Beatty Oak… Login to continue reading Login…
High School
Wildcats fall at NWHS
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR The visiting Slater Wildcats, playing without last year’s leading scorer Brandon Terrill due to an injury he suffered in the season… Login to continue reading Login…
Owls return two state qualifiers to wrestling team
Evans and Marquess competed on the Big Stage in 2023 by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Tristan Ramberg is heading into his third season as head coach… Login to continue reading Login…
Owls drop season-opener on road
Marshall stays close most of game at Boonville by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR A year ago, the Marshall Owls lost to the Boonville Pirates 73-54 in… Login to continue reading Login…
Marshall girls fall to Lady Pirates
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Despite senior Kiki Simic and junior Brooklynn Davenport having big offensive nights, the Marshall Lady Owls couldn’t keep up wit the… Login to continue reading Login…
Chiefs drop season opener
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR After dropping behind by double digits at the half, the host Santa Fe Chiefs played better in the second 16 minutes,… Login to continue reading Login…
‘Hounds battle Warsaw but lose by 11
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Tim Smith’s Sweet Springs Greyhounds opened the season against Class 3 Warsaw and held the lead on the Wildcats through the… Login to continue reading Login…
Wildcat teams drop games
by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR It was a double loss on the road for the Slater basketball teams to open the season. The Lady ‘Cats dropped… Login to continue reading Login…
Missouri State High School Football Playoff Results, Pairings
8-Man Quarterfinals Archie 82, Lockwood 42 Braymer 84, Saint Paul 51 South Holt 60, Plattsburg 58 Worth County 70, Schuyler County 16 11-Man Class 1… Login to continue reading Login…
Lady Owls drop season-opener to S-C
Turnover-prone Marshall falls by double digits by Hobby King/SPORTS EDITOR Second-year head coach Diane Schlesselman thought there might be some growing pains for her Lady… Login to continue reading Login…