The Battle boys team and the Southern Boone girls team both picked up victories on day one of the Southern Boone Classic.
The Battle boys team and the Southern Boone girls team both picked up victories on day one of the Southern Boone Classic.
Battle boys basketball picked up its sixth win in a row with a 65-30 win against the Pirates.
Senior guard Lillie Weber's 25-point performance guided Notre Dame (St. Louis) to a 77-46 victory over Tolton in Columbia.
Tolton wrestlers Christopher Ankenman, Brody Narron, Justus Martin and Frank Hazelrigg all won titles Saturday in Warrenton.
Rock Bridge earned hardware from the week-long tournament.
Friday Night Fever Hoops included both the Hermann and Harrisburg Tournaments.
Fulton and Blair Oaks advance to the Harrisburg Tournament championship after winning their semifinal games.
Bruins center Jayda Porter sunk a buzzer-beater to give Rock Bridge a 54-52 road win over the Kewpies.
Tolton's boys and girls basketball teams, as well as Battle boys basketball, earned wins Thursday night.
The Kewpies were unable to come back in a CMAC dual Wednesday, while Tolton girls basketball won with a dramatic last-second layup.
Eight bills restricting transgender youth and drag shows were heard by a Missouri House committee Thursday evening.
The Kewpies pick up another conference win, beating Helias 69-47.
Hickman boys basketball won a CMAC matchup over Helias with help from three double digit point scorers, led by Brock Camp with 15 points. Hickman improves to 14-5 and 3-0 in conference.
Hallsville and Harrisburg take victory in their match-ups tonight to continue in the tournament.
The Southern Boone Eagles Girls Basketball team hosted their senior night on Monday when they took on the Eldon Mustangs.
Battle girls basketball advanced to the semifinals of the Hermann Tournament after beating St. Clair 88-32 on Monday night.
Former Clark County defensive coordinator Brennan Claas will join the Bulldogs this fall.
Three Hickman boys wrestlers won individual titles Saturday, while Rock Bridge and Battle each had one champion.
Battle paced the local schools in the Kewpie Girls Invitational, and the Kewpies lead the area schools after the first day of the two-day Hickman Boys Invitational.