Blue Springs South baseball rallies to advance to state title game
By Bill Althaus Special to The Examiner OZARK, Mo. – Trailing Parkway South 3-0 after three innings of a Class 6 baseball state semifinal against… Login to continue reading Login…
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Experienced coach returns to lead Truman football program
Who says, “You can’t go home?” Certainly not Greg Smith.
Three true freshmen who could contribute to Mizzou football in 2025
Missouri football has entered its “production over potential” era, as coach Eli Drinkwitz labeled the shift during a winter transfer window that saw some of the program’s most heralded prospects depart.
Royals split doubleheader to take series from Cardinals
The momentum the Cardinals created to win in walk-off fashion during Game 1 of a Thursday doubleheader vs. the Royals at Busch Stadium could not carry them through Game 2 despite their early efforts to close a four-run deficit.
What’s Up Next area sports calendar
Eastern Jackson County area sports calendar for June 7-9
Eagles look to help Grain Valley coach avoid another football all-star loss
David Allie looks more like a proud father than the head coach of the Missouri squad for the Greater Kansas City Football Coaches Association’s DM Law Kansas vs. Missouri All-Star Game.
Jaguars happy to be together again for football all-star game chance
Dom Bruce couldn’t wait to strap on his shoulder pads and fit into his helmet one more time. The Blue Springs South High School offensive lineman is loving every minute of the practices leading up to the Greater Kansas City Football Coaches Association’s DM Law Kansas vs.
Cincinnati Cyclones hire Mavericks’ Riley Weselowski as new head coach
The Kansas City Mavericks are losing associate head coach Riley Weselowski after four seasons with the ECHL club.
Blue Springs Post 499 Fike stumbles in pair of losses to Warrensburg
Blue Springs Post 499 Fike couldn’t hold on to an early lead in the first game of an American Legion baseball doubleheader against the Warrensburg Mules.
Commentary: Idiot-proof college football is bumbling its way into the 2025 season
My favorite sport has never been richer, more popular and – sigh – more broken.