Incarnate Word Academy won its 100th straight game, and the Red Knights took home their sixth consecutive state championship.
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Incarnate Word Academy won its 100th straight game, and the Red Knights took home their sixth consecutive state championship.
Rock Bridge girls basketball went on a 10-0 run to start the second half and beat Eureka 50-33. And Jefferson City boys basketball lost to Ladue Horton Watkins in the Class 5 semifinals.
Salisbury defeated Principia 55-46, while Tipton avenged its only loss of the season with a 55-36 victory over Bishop LeBlond on Saturday in Springfield.
Southern Boone and Moberly girls basketball won MSHSAA Class 4 sectionals, and Jefferson City edged Helias in the Class 5 District 5 final.
Jefferson City HS has defeated St. Francis Borgia 69-65 in the Class 5 District 5 championship.
Jefferson City boys basketball topped St. Francis Borgia 69-65 in the Class 5 District 5 championship game Monday.
The Jays and Crusaders will square off on Friday for the right to play for the district championship.
Several Class 1 and 2 high schools competed on Thursday, and nine local wrestlers won championships while the Panthers hoisted the team title.
Ahead of districts, Hickman boys defeated Ft. Zumwalt North while the Hickman and Rock Bridge girls ended the regular season with a loss.
Jefferson City uses big second half to fuel them to victory over inner-city rival Helias Catholic.
Find out how 15 local high school games finished tonight.
Jeff City gets off to a hot start, and triumphs over Boonville 51-27 on the road.
Jays come back from a 15-point deficit to defeat the Falcons 56-50.
The Spartans earned a nonconference road win, while Hickman boys basketball lost a conference road game against Jefferson City.
The Bruins couldn't overcome a 13-point halftime deficit in a home loss to the Jays.
The Jays got off to a big lead early.
The Jays had a big night on offense to beat their crosstown rivals.
A strong first half leads the Trailblazers to a 66-60 win over the Kewpies, and other local high school news.
Centralia's Ava Ward was the only local to win an individual title Friday at the Wonder Woman Tournament in Columbia.