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Former Smith-Cotton head boys basketball coach Jim Dinsdale speaks to the crowd during his Hall of Fame induction at Smith-Cotton High School on Friday, Feb. 7. Dinsdale coached the Tigers from 1969-74. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Dinsdale inducted into Smith-Cotton Athletic Hall of Fame
Jim Dinsdale’s time as the head coach of Smith-Cotton boys basketball may have been short, but the impact he made on the program has stood tall for the last 50 years. more
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Northwest freshman Hayden Meyer (11) floats the ball up and in during the Kaysinger Conference Tournament third-place game Saturday, Feb. 8, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Northwest boys come in third at Kaysinger Tournament
Despite entering the Kaysinger Conference Tournament as the No. 6 seed, Northwest boys basketball proved it belongs among the conference's best teams. more
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Windsor senior Dani Ashby looks to pass the ball during the Kaysinger Conference Tournament third-place game on Saturday, Feb. 8, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Windsor girls place third at Kaysinger Tournament
After losing the Kaysinger Conference Tournament third-place game last year by 31 points, Windsor girls basketball saw this year’s third-place game as a chance for redemption. more
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Sedalia Democrat Post-Game Show: Gremlins, Lady Mustangs win Kaysinger Conference Tournament championships
Sacred Heart boys basketball players Max Van Leer and Conner Brown join host Jack Denebeim on the Sedalia Democrat Post-Game Show to share their thoughts on the Gremlins' 38-35 win over Lincoln in … more
Sacred Heart seniors Grant Goodwin (3) and Conner Brown (12) hoist the Kaysinger Conference Tournament championship trophy after the Gremlins beat Lincoln 38-35 in the title game Saturday, Feb. 8, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Sacred Heart boys outlast Lincoln for Kaysinger Tournament championship
Sacred Heart boys basketball head coach Steve Goodwin has now won 10 Kaysinger Conference Tournament championships in his time with the Gremlins. more
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The Northwest girls basketball team celebrates defeating Stover 41-34 in the Kaysinger Conference Tournament championship game Saturday, Feb. 8, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Northwest girls lock down Stover to take Kaysinger Tournament title
Northwest girls basketball faced adversity before it even took the court for the Kaysinger Conference Tournament championship game. more
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Smith-Cotton junior Dax Wiskur (10) and senior Malaki Reed celebrate a 65-35 win over Warrensburg on Friday, Feb. 7, at Smith-Cotton High School. The win snapped a seven-game losing streak Smith-Cotton had against Warrensburg. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton boys rout Warrensburg
Smith-Cotton boys basketball set out for one mission Friday, Feb. 7: beat Warrensburg. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Eliza Cavanagh (5) drives on Warrensburg senior Janey Van Dyke during the game on Friday, Feb. 7, at Smith-Cotton High School. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton girls sustain spark to down Warrensburg
During its recent two-game skid, Smith-Cotton girls basketball has had trouble sustaining its energy for all four quarters. more
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Updated Kaysinger Conference Boys Basketball Tournament bracket as of 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 7.
Fifth, seventh-place games set in Kaysinger Tournaments
Two upsets took place in the Kaysinger Conference Boys Basketball Tournament consolation games Thursday, Feb. 6, at State Fair Community College. more
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Tipton junior Ava Schlotzhauer eyes the hoop while being challenged by Skyline senior Kenzi Cheek during the game Thursday, Feb. 6, at Tipton High School. Schlotzhauer had a game-high 23 points on the night. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Tipton girls lose battle of the best to Skyline at buzzer
TIPTON — Ranked as the two best teams in the state, there is not much that separates Tipton and Skyline girls basketball. more
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State Fair women fall to No. 4 Three Rivers
State Fair Community College women’s basketball kept pace with No. 4 Three Rivers Community College for three quarters Wednesday, Feb. 5, at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. more
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Scoring an issue for State Fair men in lost to Three Rivers
State Fair Community College men’s basketball posted a season-low 38 points in a 53-38 loss to Three Rivers Community College on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Jasmine Wolfe positions herself on top of Warrensburg senior Avah Hall during the dual on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Smith-Cotton High School. Wolfe won via pinfall. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton girls wrestling crushes Warrensburg on senior night
Two cornerstones of Smith-Cotton girls wrestling took the home mats for one final time Wednesday, Feb. 5. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Jared Cano has his arm lifted by the referee after winning the 285-pound match against Warrensburg's Jackson Burns on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Smith-Cotton High School. Cano's pinfall victory gave the Tigers the final points they needed to win the dual. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton boys wrestling wins senior night thriller over Warrensburg
Senior Jared Cano did not expect Smith-Cotton boys wrestling’s dual against Warrensburg to come down to him on Wednesday, Feb. 5.  more
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Smith-Cotton senior Kyren Staten, sitting, center, signs his letter of intent to play football at MidAmerica Nazarene University on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Smith-Cotton High School. Staten is joined by his parents Keith Staten and LaTonya Marshall, both sitting, and, standing, from left to right, principal Wade Norton, S-C assistant basketball coach Michael Ballance, S-C head football coach Josh Gray, brother Cameron Finley, godmother Viola Staten, assistant athletic director Brian Foster, S-C teacher and DECA adviser Kassie Nickel and athletic director Kyle Middleton. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton’s Staten to continue football career at MidAmerica Nazarene
Smith-Cotton's Kyren Staten may be following in his older brother’s footsteps, but he plans to carve his own path at MidAmerica Nazarene University. more
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S-C girls swim and dive competes at CMAC Championships
Smith-Cotton girls swim and dive placed fourth at the Central Missouri Activities Conference Championships on Wednesday, Feb. 5, in Columbia. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Beau Gray, sitting, center, signs his letter of intent to play football at the University of Central Missouri on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at Smith-Cotton High School. Gray is joined by his parents, Josh and Mindy Gray, both sitting, and, standing, from left to right, principal Wade Norton, assistant football coach Zach Thomas, brother Hunter, assistant athletic director Brian Foster and athletic director Kyle Middleton. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Smith-Cotton's Gray signs to play football at Central Missouri
A Smith-Cotton football star is headed to Warrensburg. more
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Sacred Heart seniors Jacob Cordia (14) and Conner Brown (12) high-five after a Northwest turnover during the Kaysinger Conference Tournament semifinal game on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at State Fair Community College.  Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Sacred Heart boys hold off Northwest, advance to Kaysinger title game
A warrior’s mentality was needed to earn a victory in the Kaysinger Conference Tournament semifinal game between Sacred Heart and Northwest boys basketball Tuesday, Feb. 4. more
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Northwest juniors Elaina Buckley (5) and Mary Walker (2) surround Cole Camp's Payten Shoemaker during the Kaysinger Conference Tournament semifinal game Tuesday, Feb. 4, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Northwest girls find second-half jolt, advance to Kaysinger title game
Northwest girls basketball could not find an offensive rhythm in the first half of its Kaysinger Conference Tournament semifinal game against Cole Camp on Tuesday, Feb. 4. more
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Lincoln junior Riley Sanders (0) launches a 3-pointer at the end of the first half during the Kaysinger Conference Tournament semifinal game against Windsor on Tuesday, Feb. 4, at State Fair Community College. Photo by Jack Denebeim | Democrat
Lincoln boys beat Windsor to return to Kaysinger Tournament championship
After a one-year hiatus, Lincoln boys basketball is back in the Kaysinger Conference Tournament championship game. more
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