The Mathewson Center has never been so loud.Wanderlei “The Axe Murderer” Silva, two 8-by-12-foot double-sided screens outside the octagon aluminum cage and eight bouts of action greeted a... Full story
Without a true point guard last year, the State Fair Community College women’s basketball team finished 16-14 and placed fifth in Region 16.
The campaign that began with lofty expectations was deemed “unacceptable” by head... Full story
Tipton football coach Tony Braby won’t let his players take Lone Jack lightly.
The Mules are 6-4 and are a district runner-up. Tipton is 10-0, a district champion and ranked No. 5 in the state.
Lone Jack could have easily been a... Full story
MO Kids Outdoors brought the thrill of the hunt to youths this weekend.
The youths along with a guide and a parent or guardian headed to the woods Saturday morning in the group’s third youth deer hunt that was held in conjunction with the... Full story
KNOB NOSTER — Andrew Byrd’s 343-yard, five-touchdown rushing performance helped the Smith-Cotton football team overcome a slow start.The Tigers climbed back from a 10-7 halftime deficit with 27 unanswered points in the second half to win... Full story
Field at Jennie Jaynes Stadium deemed unfit for play
Seth Stringer
Due to poor field conditions, the Smith-Cotton Tigers football team will surrender home-field advantage on senior night in the season finale.
Smith-Cotton’s Thursday night contest against conference rival Warrensburg at Jennie Jaynes Stadium... Full story
Twenty-four hours after dropping a 3-0 heartbreaker to Warrensburg that all but put the Tigers out of the West Central Conference title hunt, Smith-Cotton put together an inspiring performance in the regular season finale Tuesday at Susie Ditzfeld... Full story
The Sacred Heart Gremlins earned their spot in the Class 1, District 12 volleyball tournament title match with a sweep of Sweet Springs.
The top-seeded Gremlins beat No. 4 Sweet Springs 25-20, 25-21 Monday night at Green Ridge High School.
The... Full story
The Missouri Tigers’ 4-0 start and national ranking seem so long ago.
The Tigers appeared to be on their way to a 5-0 start when things started to turn ugly in the pouring rain in Columbia.
Starting quarterback Blaine Gabbert injured an... Full story