KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The only big mistake that Cleveland rookie Steven Kwan has made during his first four big league games came in left field, where he was trying to rush a catchand-throw to the plate and had a flyball bounce off the heel of his glove.
Senior pitcher Brayden Nelson got the Fort Osage baseball team off to a winning start in the Northland Tournament. Brayden allowed no earned runs in a complete-game victory as the Indians topped the rival William Chrisman Bears 8-2 Monday at Chrisman.
JOPLIN, Mo. — It was on the final play of the first half that quarterback Dawson Herl showed off a bit of the playmaking ability that has made him such a formidable weapon for Missouri Southern since last fall.
The William Chrisman girls soccer team had to rally from a first-half deficit to keep its school record winning streak alive. Cameron Wells scored in the 61st minute to lift the Bears to a 3-2 victory over host Belton in a Suburban Middle Six match Monday.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — It doesn’t seem that long ago to Scott Scheffler that he was standing on the green behind Bergen Community College in Paramus, New Jersey, dutifully holding a flashlight while his only son — just 5 or 6 at the time — hit shots in the dark.
COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Title IX was designed in part to balance the scales for girls and boys in schoolbased athletics.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 ECHL MINOR LEAGUE HOCKEY 7:05 p.m. — Kansas City Mavericks at Wichita Thunder, Intrust Bank Arena, Wichita, Kan.
Wednesday’s Television • Tennis: ATP Monte Carlo Masters, 6 a.m., Bally Sports KC (48) • MLB: Washington at Atlanta, 11 a.m., MLBN (272) • Basketball: Africa League: Cape Town vs. Zamalek (taped), 11 a.m., NBATV (273) • MLB: Royals at St.
There is a reason Emma Thiessen is a captain and leader for the Grain Valley girls soccer team despite being a sophomore. She showed why in Monday’s Suburban Middle Six Conference matchup with Fort Osage at Moody Murry Memorial Field.
Blue Springs sophomore Raiden Paniagua earned another medal and the Blue Springs South boys golf team earned another top-five finish Monday. Led by two medal winners, Blue Springs South totaled 328 to finish third in its own Jaguar Invitational at par-71 Lakewood Oaks Golf Club.