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Cole Camp's Colton Banks (10) is congratulated by teammates for making a play in a game against Tipton on Sept. 9, 2022. The Bluebirds moved up to Class 2 in football this season. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
MSHSAA releases fall sports district assignments
The beginning of fall sports action means postseason reveals, and the Missouri High School Activities Association released district assignments for football, boys soccer, softball and volleyball on Friday. Here’s a look at how the area teams are affected. more
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The sun goes down on S-C Stadium near the conclusion of the football program's Tiger Night event held on July 27. S-C is among area schools who have postponed start times or games altogether on Friday, the first day of fall sports contests. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Area Roundup: Heat forces changes to fall sports schedules
Contrary to Kenny Chesney lore, everything does not get hotter when the sun goes down. more
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The UCM Board of Governors unanimously approved the renaming of the Multipurpose Building as the Jerry M. Hughes Athletics Center during its Thursday, Aug. 17, meeting. PhotoCredit: Photo courtesy of the University of Central Missouri
UCM Roundup: Board of Governors votes to rename Multi for Hughes
WARRENSBURG — The University of Central Missouri Multipurpose Building will bear the name of former Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Jerry Hughes. more
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State Fair Community College women's soccer defender Megan Toops kicks a ball up the pitch in a match against Metropolitan Community College on Oct. 24, 2021. The school announced Tuesday that the Lady Roadrunners would be taking a hiatus for the 2023-24 season. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
SFCC women’s soccer ‘on hiatus’ for 2023-24 season
State Fair Community College announced Tuesday afternoon that its women's soccer team will be "on hiatus" for the 2023-24 season. more
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Smith-Cotton's Juan Ubaldo frees himself on the ball in the first half of a match against William Chrisman on Oct. 6, 2022. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Improved offense should lead to more victories for S-C
Another year, another puzzle to solve for Smith-Cotton boys soccer head coach Ethan Weller. more
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Tipton athletic director and girls basketball head coach Jason Culpepper holds up the Class 2 State Championship trophy after winning the title game on March 11, 2023. The Cardinals' school board voted Wednesday to join a new eight-team athletic conference beginning in 2024-25.  PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Tipton set to leave Kaysinger for new eight-team conference
A decision to depart the Kaysinger Conference for a yet-to-be-named eight-team group of schools was unanimously approved by the Tipton R-VI school board at its meeting Wednesday night. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Lauren Homan prepares to hit a ball in Thursday afternoon's practice at the high school. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Strong leadership could benefit S-C volleyball this year, and beyond
Don’t call it a track relay, but this season is very much about passing the baton for Smith-Cotton volleyball. more
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Stover junior Ashlyn Pinzke attacks a ball in a postseason match against Hermann at the Stover Dome on Oct. 29, 2022. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Super 6: Area volleyballers to watch this fall
Sacred Heart volleyball has been a tough train to derail the past few seasons. more
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Larry McCown, right, the promoter of the Missouri State Fair Championship on the State Fair Speedway, stands with Tom McCown on Wednesday, Aug. 16. The men are standing by a previous poster of racing great Steve Kinser. Kinser's son Craig Kinser will compete in the Championship on Sunday night, Aug. 20 at the Missouri State Fair. Photo by Faith Bemiss | Democrat 
Missouri State Fair Speedway to heat up Sunday night
Since 2017, the State Fair Speedway has been a roar with the Missouri State Fair Championship. Cars will again hit the State Fair Grandstand track with four competition classes Sunday night, Aug. 20. more
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Spectators watch as the contestants stride toward the prize Tuesday afternoon at the Hedrick's Racing Pigs Show at the Missouri State Fair.  PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
State fair’s pig racing show a family act
In a small pen set up next to a camper on the Missouri State Fairgrounds, Hallie Godfrey cut out some time to feed a baby kangaroo amidst a dog and a goat also running around. more
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New Orleans Saints place-kicker and Sedalia native Blake Grupe (19) celebrates with teammates after kicking a game wining field goal in the second half of a preseason NFL football game against the Kansas City Chiefs in New Orleans, Sunday, Aug. 13, 2023. PhotoCredit: Photo by Gerald Herbert | AP Photo
Grupe's game-winning FG lifts Saints over Chiefs in preseason opener
It was an ending that, for Blake Grupe, was as storybook as it was unconventional. more
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George Bain, right, celebrates with teammate Jackson Manning following a goal in a win over Cole Camp in Sedalia on Oct. 13, 2022. The pair returns along with nine other starters for a Gremlins team expected to be at the top of the Kaysinger Conference and likely in the top-10 class rankings as well. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Gremlins return nearly intact with sights aimed high
Sacred Heart boys soccer head coach Warren Dey says he’s yet to talk to his team about specific targets for this season. more
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Cole Camp's Grant Steenburgen attempts to wrap up Lincoln running back Ross Johnson in last year's playoff meeting between the two teams on Nov. 11, 2022. The two sides will meet this season on Oct. 6 in Cardinals' territory. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Save the date: Fall sports matchups to circle
If local athletes are squeezing practices and a trip to the fair into their schedules, it can only mean that Friday nights and fall sports games are quick to follow. more
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Pictured competing for Whitworth University where she was an All-American and NCAA Div. III Champion, Samantha Yewell brings a wealth of experience as Smith-Cotton's new boys swim and dive head coach.  PhotoCredit: Photo courtesy of Whitworth University Athletics
Yewell brings All-American experience to S-C boys’ swimming
Smith-Cotton’s boys swimmers may have a pool party when they realize just how accomplished their new coach is. more
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Smith-Cotton second baseman Kyle Middleton takes a bullet from catcher Dan Woolery to throw out a runner in a game against Blue Springs at Liberty Park Stadium on March 27, 2003. Middleton is now set to begin his first academic year at S-C's athletic director. PhotoCredit: File photo by Joseph Beaher | Democrat
New AD Middleton returns to raise S-C’s profile
Month two is underway for recently hired Smith-Cotton athletic director Kyle Middleton for a first phase on the job that unofficially got underway Monday. more
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Milwaukee Brewers' Luke Voit hits an RBI single against the Seattle Mariners during the seventh inning of a baseball game Wednesday, April 19, 2023, in Seattle. Voit, who struggled with the Brewers before exploding with the, Triple-AAA Syracuse Mets, reportedly opted out of his minor league deal to become a free agent on Thursday. PhotoCredit: File photo by Lindsey Wasson | AP Photo
Area Roundup: Ex-Bomber Voit becomes free agent
Outfielder Luke Voit, a member of the Sedalia Bombers team that won the organization’s first MINK League Championship in 2010, is on the market. more
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Mizzou's Jackson Beaman rounds the bases after his first career home run hit against SLU at Taylor Stadium in Columbia, MO. on Tuesday, March 15, 2022. PhotoCredit: Photo by Hunter Dyke | Mizzou Athletics
ACL injury sets back, springs forward former Lincoln standout Beaman
Former Lincoln standout Jackson Beaman had his summer of baseball end a bit early this year, this time on his own terms. more
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Central Missouri running back Koby Wilkerson tosses the ball to an official near the goal line in a home game against Fort Hays State on Oct. 23, 2021.  PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
MIAA working to enhance Division II football
KANSAS CITY, Mo — Ahead of the 2022 NCAA Division II Football Championship selection show, there was a slight possibility only one team would represent the MIAA in the playoffs. more
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Seen throwing for State Fair Community College in a game at Liberty Park Stadium, Smith-Cotton, Roadrunners and UCM alumni Chase Plymell was recently promoted to Double-A by the Chicago White Sox organization. PhotoCredit: File photo by Alex Agueros | Democrat
Area Roundup: Plymell debuts for Double-A Birmingham after promotion
Former Central Missouri and Smith-Cotton pitcher Chase Plymell made his Double-A debut with the Birmingham Barons on Saturday, July 29. more
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Sedalia Post 642 AUX's Cooper Woolery celebrates in the dugout after scoring in a May 29 game at Liberty Park Stadium. File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Area Roundup: Junior Legion set to begin playoffs
The road to Hidden Valley Baseball Complex and the state tourney begins Thursday for Sedalia Post 642 AUX, and it will be paved at Liberty Park Stadium. more
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