Close, Cook join MSSU track and field team

23 athletes recognized for accomplishments on, off field

When Tyler Collums, PSU fullback, wasn’t on the field or in class, he was at home taking care of his children, age 2 and 2 months. Yet with all those distractions, Collums graduated with a 4.0 grade point average and a master’s degree in physics.

Salyer hits two long balls in 15-8 win over Wildcats

MSSU competes at 2008 MIAA Outdoor Championship

Regular season champ ESU looking to make it back-to-back tourney titles

The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Baseball Tournament makes its debut at Community America Ballpark in Kansas City, Kan., starting Friday and concluding Sunday.

Eagles, Lady Eagles qualify for sectional meet

Jasper compiled 140 points on Saturday to claim the Class 1 boys’ district championship at Archie High School.

Lions win thrilling game one to split with No. 23 UCM

The Missouri Southern Lions concluded the 2008 campaign with a bang by winning game one of a doubleheader 3-2 in dramatic fashion over the No. 23-ranked Central Missouri Mules.

Enayati qualifies for state golf tournament

On a very windy day for golf, Diamond’s Tim Enayati punched his ticket to the state championships.

Hicks performance sparks No. 5 Cardinals

Making his first start of the season Webb City senior Kyle Hicks made some key pitches at key times and his defense came through numerous times.

Late break lifts Tigers past Purple Dragons at home

Carthage capitalized on a little good fortune to come away with a 9-7 victory over Pittsburg, Kan., Saturday during non-conference play.

No Tiger baseball today

Strong thunderstorms wreaked havoc on the area early Friday morning, canceling today's CHS non-conference baseball game against Cassville.

CHS places 3rd overall; Freeman, Bridges qualify for state

A stiff wind once again hampered Carthage’s golfers on Thursday during the Class 3 District 6 golf tournament at Briarbrook Golf and Country Club.

Neosho out slugs Tigers in windy conditions

The Wildcat baseball team, backed by the arm and bat of sophomore Kyle Dickens, rallied to pull out a 13-9 victory over the visiting Carthage Tigers on a windy and warm Thursday at Roy B. Shaver Stadium in Southwest Conference action.

Tigers claim final SWC championship, Lady Tigers place 2nd

Both Neosho and Carthage, which won the boys’ division, successfully defended its title on a warm and windy day.

Both Eagles and Lady Eagles crowned champions

 A team without a track turned out to be the best track team in the Spring River Valley Conference this year.