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Smith-Cotton High School senior Keaton Belsha has accepted an athletic scholarship to wrestle for Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. Seated with him at the table are his parents, Gabe and Misty Belsha; back row, from left: Smith-Cotton Principal Wade Norton, Smith-Cotton Wrestling Assistant Coach Chris Johnston, Smith-Cotton Wrestling Head Coach Joe Hulsey, Smith-Cotton Wrestling Assistant Coach Nicki Renfrow, Smith-Cotton Wrestling Assistant Coach Tanner Proctor, and Smith-Cotton Activities Director Kyle Middleton. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
S-C’s Belsha signs to wrestle in college
Smith-Cotton senior Keaton Belsha signed his letter of intent Thursday, May 2, to wrestle for Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. more
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Smith-Cotton sophomore Jayden Archibeque reaches out to high-five head coach Kyle Zimmerman after driving in three runs against Warrensburg on Tuesday, April 30, at Liberty Park Stadium. Photo by Joe Andrews | Star-Journal
Smith-Cotton strings 12 unanswered runs to curb Warrensburg
Smith-Cotton baseball head coach Kyle Zimmerman has not had to worry much about whether or not his team will respond from an early deficit this season. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Jorge Contreras, sitting, center, celebrates signing his letter of intent to join the State Fair Community College cross country team with members of the Smith-Cotton cross country team Friday. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Contreras signs with SFCC cross country
First impressions are important for Smith-Cotton senior Jorge Contreras. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Dayne Hart tees off at the Smith-Cotton Classic golf tournament on April 8 at Sedalia Country Club. Hart shot a 98 at the CMAC Championship Wednesday. File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton check in: Tigers golf places fifth at CMAC Championship
The Smith-Cotton boys golf team placed fifth at the Central Missouri Activities Conference Golf Championship Wednesday. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Hailey Burlingame celebrates signing her letter of intent to soccer at Central Methodist University with her family, Smith-Cotton administration and Central Methodist University soccer coaches. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Burlingame to play soccer at Central Methodist University
Hailey Burlingame’s lifelong soccer career will continue at the next level. more
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Senior Devin Myers serves the ball during a doubles match at the Smith-Cotton Invitational Tennis Tournament Friday. Myers and his partner, senior Jordan Baldwin, placed fourth in their doubles bracket. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Tigers tennis hosts S-C Invitational, places seventh
The Smith-Cotton boys tennis team placed seventh at the Smith-Cotton Invitational Tournament Friday at Liberty Park. more
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Northwest senior Valerie Meyer pitches the ball during the Kaysinger Conference Softball Tournament championship game Saturday. Meyer pitched four innings and struck out five batters while going two for three at the plate with three RBIs Tuesday in the Mustangs’ 16-1 win over Lincoln. File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Area Roundup: Northwest softball, Windsor baseball continue dominance
In a rematch of the Kaysinger Conference Softball Tournament championship game, Northwest senior Valerie Meyer held Lincoln to one hit in the Mustangs’ 16-1 win Tuesday. more
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Brennan Scanlon coaches his team from the sidelines. Scanlon is returning to Smith-Cotton to coach the Tigers boys basketball program. He had a record of 34-17 with two conference titles from 2014-16. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
Smith-Cotton makes pair of coaching moves
The Smith-Cotton boys basketball team and girls wrestling team will have new head coaches next season. more
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Smith-Cotton seniors, sitting from left, Tyler Baur, Mario Rojas and Juan Pascual celebrate signing their letters of intent to State Fair Community College with the rest of the Tigers boys soccer team. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
S-C soccer trio signs with State Fair
Three Smith-Cotton boys soccer players will continue their athletic careers at State Fair Community College. more
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The Smith-Cotton girls soccer team seniors, from left to right, Kendall Jackson, Zoey Hieronymus, Hailey Burlingame, Adelaide Goosen, Olivia Robinson and Kennedy Woolery celebrate their senior night together before the game against Warrensburg at Tiger Stadium Tuesday. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
S-C crushes Warrensburg for senior night victory
Getting a win on senior night is one thing. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Findlay Hume lines up his putt during the Smith-Cotton Classic golf tournament Monday at Sedalia Country Club. Hume shot an 86 on the day. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton golf continues to show improvement
The Smith-Cotton boys golf team set a new season-low at the Smith-Cotton Classic golf tournament Monday. more
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Smith-Cotton girls soccer players visit with Heber Hunt Elementary third grade teacher Susie Howe, far right, and her students. Howe received one of the team’s mental health grants. Photo courtesy of Sedalia School District 200
S-C girls soccer awards mental health grants
Each year, the Smith-Cotton Lady Tigers Soccer program’s booster club funds its Mental Health Awareness grants through the annual Mental Health Awareness game. T-shirt sales, bracelet sales, admissions and donations help contribute to the MHA grant fund to provide mental wellness resources to Sedalia School District 200. Educators apply for funds to support a mental health program to benefit district students and staff members. more
Senior Jonathen O’Connell pitches against Warsaw during the Smith-Cotton baseball jamboree March 13. O’Connell picked up two wins during the Chattanooga Central Invitational Tournament last weekend. File photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton baseball brings trophy home from Tennessee
The Smith-Cotton baseball team returned from a weekend trip to Tennessee with some hardware to add to their trophy case. more
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Members of various Smith-Cotton sports grab shovels and turn over dirt during the groundbreaking ceremony for the Jennie Jaynes Activities Complex expansion in the Heckart Performing Arts Center Monday night. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton celebrates activities complex’s groundbreaking
For the first time ever, Smith-Cotton baseball, softball, soccer and tennis will have a place on campus to call home. more
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Renderings of the expanded Jennie Jaynes Activities Complex at Smith-Cotton High School. The complex is set to break ground Monday, April 1. Photo courtesy of Kyle Middleton
Smith-Cotton activities complex ready to break ground
It’s a dream that started more than a decade ago. more
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First-year head golf coach Craig Harvey laughs with the Smith-Cotton boys golf team after the team’s match against Warrensburg at Sedalia Country Club Monday night. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
New head coach helping improve inexperienced S-C golf team
When Craig Harvey found out he was going to be Smith-Cotton’s next head golf coach, he could hardly contain his excitement. more
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Senior Zoey Hieronymus chases a ball down before a Chillicothe defender can get to it during the Smith-Cotton girls soccer team’s home opener Tuesday night. Hieronymus scored the Tigers’ first goal of the game in the 8-0 win. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton crushes Chillicothe in home opener
It’s not very often a player scores a goal with their nose. more
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A Smith-Cotton baseball player takes a swing at the ball during Friday’s games. The Tigers defeated Warrensburg 10-6, but lost to Raymore-Peculiar 7-5. Photo by Joe Andrews | Warrensburg Star Journal
Area Roundup: First spring sports games in the books
The spring sports schedule kicked off Friday and many teams came out of the gates strong. more
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Senior Jonathen O’Connell pitches against Warsaw during the Smith-Cotton baseball jamboree Wednesday. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton baseball rejuvenated heading into season
The Smith-Cotton baseball team is ready to put last year’s 5-29 season behind them and get this season started with some newfound energy. more
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Smith-Cotton basketball players, from left to right, junior Nikiah Cole, senior Anastasia Bellamy, senior Jashawn Bennett and senior Kendall Jackson come together to reflect on the end of their seasons and, for the seniors, the end of their high school basketball careers. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton basketball players reflect on season, careers
As she stepped on the court for the Smith-Cotton girls basketball team’s district tournament game Wednesday, senior Kendall Jackson had a tough time controlling her nerves. more
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