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The team's eventual talisman later in the half, Smith-Cotton sophomore Jeydan Salazar runs onto a ball in Tuesday's home match against Warrensburg that ended in a 1-1 draw. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Weather prevents winner between rival Tigers
The wrong kind of strikes decided Tuesday night’s rivalry result between Smith-Cotton and Warrensburg at Susie Ditzfeld Memorial Field. more
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Sacred Heart volleyball teammates celebrate on the court and from the bench as part of Monday's victory over Marshall in the team's home opener. PhotoCredit: Photo courtesy of Sacred Heart volleyball
Area Roundup: S-C heads to Rock Bridge in Week 2
Smith-Cotton will want to have some positives to build off this Friday before Warrensburg comes to town seven days later. more
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Smith-Cotton infielder Grace West throws a ball back into play as part of Monday's run-rule victory at home over Warrensburg. The Lady Tigers already have three wins on the season. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Run-rule win over ‘Burg part of strong S-C start
The games are coming just as fast as the pitches for Smith-Cotton softball early in the slate, but Monday’s result against Warrensburg was part evidence that it’s not been such a bad thing. more
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New Orleans Saints linebacker Nick Anderson (40) and place-kicker Blake Grupe (19) talk before an NFL preseason football game against the Houston Texans in New Orleans, Sunday, Aug. 27, 2023. PhotoCredit: Photo by Gerald Herbert | AP Photo
Grupe wins kicking job as Broncos acquire Lutz from Saints
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos acquired kicker Wil Lutz from the New Orleans Saints in exchange for a seventh-round pick next year, reuniting the veteran kicker with coach Sean Payton. more
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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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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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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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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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Smith-Cotton senior Derek Grubb wins his Class 5 preliminary heat in the 110-meter hurdles Friday afternoon, setting a PR in the process. Grubb is ensured a medal in both the 110 and 300-meter finals, set for Saturday. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Area Roundup: S-C's Grubb tops hurdles qualifying
Smith-Cotton senior Derek Grubb appears set to make everyone forget about his performance in the finals of the 110-meter hurdles at last year’s Class 5 State Championship. more
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Tipton senior Johnathan Matchett competes in the Class 2 110-meter hurdles final on at Saturday in Jefferson City. PhotoCredit: Photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
Track Roundup: Tipton’s Matchett medals 3x at state
Tipton’s Johnathan Matchett rightfully seemed in a better mood on the second day of the Class 2 State Track & Field Championships than the one before. more
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Smith-Cotton girls basketball head coach Kevin Carr walks the sidelines during the W-K Holiday Shootout at State Fair Community College on Dec. 18, 2021. Carr is leaving to take the identical job with the California R-1 School District. PhotoCredit: File photo by Bryan Everson | Democrat
S-C’s Carr leaving for Lady Pintos
Smith-Cotton girls basketball head coach Kevin Carr has resigned from his position to take an identical post with California. more
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Smith-Cotton senior Josiah Oliver takes his Kewpies opponent for a lift in a win at home Tuesday night. PhotoCredit: Photos by Bryan Everson | Democrat
S-C wrestling celebrates senior night; Lady Tigers sweep
Hickman, like most teams, probably wish Josiah Oliver and Kwan Watkins had never met. more
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Smith-Cotton’s Michael Franklin has been tabbed as the next head coach of the Knob Noster football program.  
S-C’s Franklin tabbed Knob Noster head football coach 
Smith-Cotton coach Michael Franklin will be on the move following the completion of the 2021-22 school year.  Franklin was announced as the next head coach of Knob Noster High School in a … more
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Smith-Cotton linebacker Kole Scott (41) tackles Capital City running back Andrew Beanland for no gain late in the second quarter of Friday’s game at Adkins Stadium in Jefferson City.
Cavaliers beat the Tigers, 46-7
JEFFERSON CITY — It was a tale of two halves, but the strength of Capital City’s first half overpowered Smith-Cotton’s second-half defensive stands as the Cavaliers beat the Tigers, … more
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Smith-Cotton defender Ein Martin clears a ball out of the box in the opening half of the Tigers' game against Nixa in last weekend's Kickapoo Tournament.
S-C searching for top gear after losses at Kickapoo
SPRINGFIELD — Despite playing to within a goal against two of its opponents, Smith-Cotton boys soccer was unable to come back from last weekend’s Kickapoo Tournament in Springfield with a … more
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