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Jefferson City roars back for 3-2 OT win

Call them the comeback kids.

Russellville bests Linn for district baseball crown

The Russellville Indians did almost everything right in Wednesday night’s Class 2 District 8 title game against Linn. That is except for the postgame celebration. Russellville coach Lucas Branson was a little too quick when his team tried to give him a bath of water after the game.

Schnieders hurls Fatima to victory against Blair Oaks

Patrick Schnieders pitched a complete-game shutout to lead Fatima past Blair Oaks 3-0 in the Class 3 District 13 Tournament championship at the Falcon Athletic Complex, delivering the Comets their first district baseball title since 2002.

Linn 15, Tipton 9

Alec Shoop’s two big hits sent Linn to the Class 2 District 8 Tournament championship.

Lady Crusaders fire off 40 shots in win over Lady Liberators

Helias ambushed the Bolivar Lady Liberators with 40 shots in their Class 2 District 10 Tournament semifinal Tuesday night.

Eldon's Atkinson finishes 31st

Eldon’s Braden Atkinson shot an 81 to finish in a tie for 31st at the Class 3 tournament in Springfield.

In it until the end, Elder finishes second at state golf meet

Blair Oaks freshman Tanner Elder was in position right until the end. Unfortunately for Elder, no one was going to catch Justin Wrozier of Lutheran: St. Peters. The senior fired a 71 Tuesday to take the Class 2 state golf championship with a two-round 145.

Tipton finishes seventh

The Tipton Cardinals finished seventh in the Class 1 tournament at Silo Ridge in Bolivar. The Cardinals were 13 strokes better Tuesday and finished at 737.

Trowbridge takes 82nd

Jefferson City freshman Gabe Trowbridge finished the Class 4 state golf tournament with an 87 on Tuesday at Rivercut in Springfield.

Wadley returns to Helias to lead wrestling program

Jacob Wadley thought it was a job he wanted. And now, he’s got it. “It was always in the back of my mind,” Wadley said Tuesday after he was announced as the new wrestling coach at Helias High School. “I’ve always loved the program, being raised in such a successful program, you always have pride about it. “I feel like this is God’s will for my life.”

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