The St. Louis Cardinals, Baltimore Orioles and Detroit Tigers were the teams most represented on my MLB All-Star ballot.
With a pitching staff that comes to Sedalia from eight different colleges, Bombers catchers enter the summer working with pitchers they might be meeting for the first time.
The Smith-Cotton girls basketball team will host youth basketball clinics for students entering the fourth through eighth grades. The clinics will be from 8 to 9 a.m. Wednesday through July 17 at the junior high school gym.
The Smith-Cotton girls basketball coaching staff will hold a summer camp for Sedalia 200 School District students entering grades 4-9 to improve fundamental individual skills, facilitate community and team building, and promote leadership in a fun and educational atmosphere. The camp for players in grades 4-6 will run from 8 to 9:30 a.m. and the camp for grades 7-9 will run from 10 a.m. to noon. The camps will be July 22-25 at Smith-Cotton High School and cost $25.
The Blast Off with Beef 5K run/2K walk will be July 4 in Lincoln, as part of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce’s annual Fourth of July celebration. For more information, send an e-mail to bcrouch@iland.net or call 660-547-9956.
Ian Dotson went 8 for 9 in Saturday’s Sedalia Post 642 Travelers doubleheader against Hi-Boy, of Independence.
Saturday night's MINK League baseball game between the Sedalia Bombers and Clarinda A's has been canceled.
Cortlen Austin did a little bit of everything in his junior year at Northwest High School, and did all of it well.
The Sedalia Bombers held off a late rally to grab a 7-6 MINK League win over the Clarinda A’s on Friday night at Liberty Park Stadium-Dey Field.
Some of the beneficiaries of the Merlyn McCown-Ross Dey Memorial Golf Tournament. Front row, from left: Lisa Ditzfeld, Ditzfeld Center; Pam Burlingame, Show-Me Honor Flight; and Lisa McCown, Sedalia Dialysis Clinic. Back row: Larry McCown, Merlyn McCown Ross Dey Memorial Golf Tournament; Carolyn Green, Child Safe of Central Missouri; and Kenny Newville, Boy Scouts District Executive. Not pictured is Darren Pannier, coach Ross Dey Scholarship Fund. ??
Sedalia Bombers right fielder Nick DeLorenzo makes a running leap to catch a fly ball off the bat of Clarinda designated hitter Bryan Nicholson.
Sedalia Bombers left fielder Ty White chases down a towering fly ball off the bat of Clarinda A’s catcher Nick Thurman and makes an over-the-shoulder catch Friday night at Liberty Park Stadium.
Smith-Cotton Junior High freshman Baxter Mays drives to the basket past a couple of Harrisonville defenders Friday afternoon during the TriLakes Shootout at Smith-Cotton High School. Area boys and girls basketball teams ranging from eighth grade through varsity are taking part in the event, which continues from 8 a.m. to about 4 p.m. Saturday at the high school, junior high and Sacred Heart School. For a schedule of games, go to trilakesshootout.com.
Smith-Cotton varsity boys basketball coach Ray Hughes talks to his team during halftime of their matchup with Concordia.
Freshman Jessica Coble leads the fast break for Smith-Cotton's junior varsity squad during a game against Grain Valley.
Sedalia Junior Legion vs Versailles
Sedalia Junior Legion's Roberto Ramirez pitches against Versailles at Liberty Park Stadium.
Sedalia Junior Legion vs Versailles
Sedalia Junior Legion outfielder Jacke Kindle lunges for a low line drive off Versailles' Mason Gipe and comes up with the out.

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