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Helias to face Willard in Class 4 quarterfinal
The red-hot Helias Crusaders have run their winning streak to 14 games, and if they can push it to 15, they’ll earn themselves a spot in the Class 4 Final Four.
Helias pounds Phillips, beats Rock Bridge to advance to quarterfinals
As expected, Tuesday night’s Class 4 sectional contest between the Helias Crusaders and Rock Bridge Bruins was dominated by a senior pitcher. But the pitcher in question might have been a little unexpected.
Southern Boone tops Fatima 3-0
In girls soccer district championship
For the Southern Boone Lady Eagles, Tuesday’s district championship game was all about time.
St. Louis sports scene featured range of emotions
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During the span of a few days, St. Louis got to deal with something old, something new, and something old that could soon be something new.
Calvary-Tolton enters postseason on a roll
The regular season went very well for the Calvary-Tolton baseball team, and the Lions are hoping the postseason does the same.
Yaeger heading to Serbia for Special Olympics Coaching Fellowship
In case you were concerned, Curt Yaeger’s not exactly easing his way into retirement. Yaeger retired as volleyball coach of the Jefferson City Lady Jays in January after a 21-year career. And while he stepped away from the team, he hasn’t left the sport behind.
Russellville tops Eugene 1-0
There are few certainties in life, but Chandler Wolf is doing his best to act like one. Wolf, a junior right-hander for the Russellville Indians, picked up his second 1-0 victory in six days. On the heels of Saturday’s win over the Linn Wildcats in the Russellville Tournament, Wolf turned around and threw a gem against the Eugene Eagles.
Schnieders, Fatima outduel Linn
Comets down previously unbeaten Wildcats
The Fatima Comets not only won the battle of Osage County, but they also knocked the Linn Wildcats from the ranks of the unbeaten with a wildly entertaining 3-0 victory.
Russellville uses team effort to paste Otterville
Baseball teams hope to get all their hitters involved in every game, but it rarely works out.
Lincoln softball opens MIAA Tourney play today
While there’s still an aura of “Pinch me, I must be dreaming” surrounding it, the Lincoln softball team is definitely in the field for the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association Tournament.
