Fulton and Blair Oaks advance to the Harrisburg Tournament championship after winning their semifinal games.
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Fulton and Blair Oaks advance to the Harrisburg Tournament championship after winning their semifinal games.
Centralia defeated Blair Oaks 47-44, and Hallsville defeated Harrisburg 61-50.
Hallsville and Harrisburg take victory in their match-ups tonight to continue in the tournament.
The girls basketball teams from Battle, Hickman and Rock Bridge — as well as Hickman boys basketball — advanced in their respective tournaments with wins Wednesday.
Bowling Green dominated Hallsville in the MSHSAA Class 2 District 7 final, securing a 57-8 win Friday in Bowling Green. The Bobcats showed a fast-paced offense with relentless efficiency, while their defense made Hallsville's offense stagnant throughout the game.
For the second year in a row, Hallsville vies for a district title against Bowling Green.
Hallsville faces Bowling Green for the Class 2 District 7 crown, Boonville goes up against Moberly in Class 3 District 5, and Jefferson City faces Hannibal in Class 4 District 5.
Hallsville defeated Centralia in the postseason for the second straight season with a 22-8 victory.
Likely impending inclement weather Friday has adjusted the start times for a number of high school district semifinal football games. Here is a running, updated list.
Harrison Fowler's four-touchdown performance helped Hallsville advance to Class 2 District 7 semifinals.
California hosted Hallsville on Friday and outlasted its guests 41-38 in a grueling Tri-County Conference offensive shootout. It was the Pintos’ first win over Hallsville since Sept. 23, 2016. Both teams finish the season at 4-5.
Osage won its fifth straight game Friday, Harrisburg topped Fayette in overtime, and Versailles and Sherwood secured massive upset victories.
Dylan Hair had six total touchdowns in the Falcons 55-0 victory over Hallsville.
With two weeks remaining in the regular season, teams across mid-Missouri continue to shuffle for playoff seeding.
Osage topped Boonville 40-13 for its fourth consecutive win.
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Hallsville recorded seven rushing touchdowns on the evening.
The senior running back and safety has been an unquestioned leader on both sides of the ball for a rolling Centralia squad.
Osage improves to 3-3 on the season.