The Blue Springs South girls swimming and diving team remained undefeated on the season after sweeping another five-team meet. The Jaguars defeated Suburban Big Eight foe Lee’s Summit North 203-100 and added wins over Grain Valley (238- 57), Kearney (217-90) and Summit Christian Academy (246-30) Tuesday at the Blue Springs South Aquatic Center.
(Schedules subject to change) THURSDAY, DEC. 9 HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Blue Springs School District Tournament At Blue Springs High School 4 p.m.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Ochai Agbaji tried to convince everyone listening that he wasn’t looking past UTEP to a showdown with Missouri.
William Chrisman senior guards Cam Dickerson and Dayne Herl didn’t try to masquerade the obvious following a 55-41 non-conference home loss to visiting North Kansas City Tuesday. The Bears staged a strong thirdquarter comeback to tie it 37-all on a Herl free throw at 6:11, but on the night Chrisman shot just 4 of 18 from the line and that came back to haunt coach Jake Kates’ team.
Missouri men’s basketball needed a pick-me-up after last week’s 21-point loss to mid-major Liberty, especially with Saturday’s tilt with Kansas looming. The Tigers challenger on Tuesday night from Mizzou Arena was Eastern Illinois, ranked No.
Just like the state playoffs, Lee’s Summit North’s Tre Baker and a pair of his teammates came up just short of the top spot. Baker, a senior quarterback, was a finalist for the 39th Thomas A.
The Fort Osage girls basketball team picked up a needed win Tuesday night. Over a team that had no losses.
First-year William Chrisman girls basketball coach Eric Schroer was smiling as he high-fived or shook the hand of every member of his team. “That was a great minute of play out there,” Schroer said to a new varsity player who joined in on the action.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Kansas City Chiefs have reached the end zone so regularly on their opening offensive possession this season that their opponents might as well stop wasting time and just give them the seven points.
When Missouri decided a decade ago that a move to the Southeastern Conference would best serve the university in the long term, there was one problem. The SEC doesn’t sponsor wrestling.