And later, on January 22-24, at the Glendale Winter Classic, Glendale takes on a host of teams from outside the area.  Including Poplar Bluff, Warrensburg, Leavenworth, KS, and New Rochelle, NY.

Here’s all the details provided.  Mark these on your calendar and catch some great high school hoops.

Republic Tournament

December 1st

• 6:00 p.m. / Carl Junction Vs. Hillcrest
• 7:30 p.m. / Republic Vs. Rogers,AR

December 3rd

• 6:00 p.m. / Nixa Vs. Carl Junction
• 7:30 p.m. / Republic Vs. Rogersville

December 5th

• 6:00 p.m. / Hillcrest Vs. Nixa
• 7:30 p.m. / Rogersville Vs. Rogers,AR

December 6th

• 1:00 p.m. - 5th Place
• 2:30 p.m. - 3rd Place
• 4:00 p.m. - Championship

Parkview Basketball Classic 2008

December 4, 2008

• 6:00 / Hickman Mills vs Park Hill
• 7:30 / Parkview vs Don Bosco Charter

December 5, 2008

• 6:00 / Don Bosco Charter vs Hickman Mills
• 7:30 / Parkview vs Park Hill

December 6, 2008

• 1:00 / Park Hill vs Don Bosco Charter
• 2:30 / Parkview vs Hickman Mills

Ninth Annual Kickapoo Tip-Off Classic
Springfield, Missouri
December 4th-6th, 2008

Press Release

The 9th annual Kickapoo Basketball Classic will tip off another great season
of high school basketball in the Ozarks. All the teams feature top players
and many are destined to play at the next level. A championship will be a huge
challenge and the fans will be in for some top of the line games. Let’s play
ball!!

Evangelical Christian-Cordova, TN

The Evangelical Christian Eagles are returning to the Tip-Off Classic for a
third time and veteran coach Terry Tippet will field a strong team. The
Eagles finished 3rd in the state last season and look to be even stronger this
year. Evangelical Christian is led by 6′7″ senior Terrance Stringfellow who is
being recruited by Air Force, Tennessee Tech and others. The Eagles also
feature Jonathan Milewski, a 3 point shooting star and 5′11″ guard Micah Givins.
Evangelical Christian will be good.

Fayetteville High School-Arkansas

The purple Bulldogs coached by Barry Gebhart will make their 9th appearance
in the Classic and will return Fred Gulley, an Oklahoma State signee. Gulley
is a top player and will be supported by 6′7″ senior Cable Hogue and 6′2″
junior Taylor Cochran. Fayetteville finished 3rd in the state of Arkansas last
season and look to be even stronger this year. The Purple Bulldogs will be a
contender for the championship.

Har-Ber Springdale, AR

Har-Ber returns to the Classic for the second time and the class act from
Springdale will be competitive. Coach Eric Burnett will field a squad that
includes All-Conference player Taylor Sites, 5′10″ guard, Joe Perry, 6′7″
center, 5′9″ Mason Clinkscales, and 6′3″ Tata Lane. The returning players give
Har-Ber depth and experience.

Liberty High School-Liberty

The Liberty Bluejays coached by Roger Stirtz will be in the Classic for the
9th time and as always, will be a team that will challenge for a
championship. The class act of Coach Stirtz includes Kevin Starr a 6′1″ sharpshooter who
was the MVP of their conference last season. The Bluejays 6′6″ Shaun Adams
and 6′2″ Tyler Sullivant will be a load for their opponents. Liberty will be
a strong challenge for opposing teams.

St. Joe Lafayette High School

The St. Joe Lafayette Fightin Irish enter the Classic for the first time
and will challenge Kickapoo on the opening night. Coach Chris Neff led his
St. Joe team to a district championship last season (their first in 23 years)
and returns 3 starters back from that team. Bryston Williams 6′2″ was All
Conference and All District and is supported by 6′0″ Taylor Deayon and 5′11″
Cody Miller. Welcome the Irish and Coach Neff to the Kickapoo Classic.

Chadwick High School

The Chadwick Cardinals of Coach Terry Jester enters the Kickapoo Classic for
the first time. The Cardinals finished 24-5 last season and the
state-quarterfinalist squad returns four starters led by All-State 5′10″ Shaun Thomas.
Patrick Holt 5′10″, Aaron Phillips 5′10″ and Nathan Hale 5′10″ return with
Thomas to give Coach Jester a deadly shooting, scrappy bunch, ready to take
on the big schools. Welcome Chadwick, Coach Jester, the team and their fans.

Ozark High School

The Ozark Tigers of Coach Steve Hunter will be a strong contender to take a
championship trophy home. The district champions of last year return
All-Ozarks player, 6′5″ Jordan Knuckles and he is supported by returning starters 6′5″
Tom Ligon and shooting starts Isaiah Monroe and Seth Arnold. Coach Hunter’s
teams are always well-coached and play a hard, up-tempo game. The Tigers
from Christian County will be a load for all opponents.

Kickapoo High School-Springfield

The Chiefs finished 23-5 last season but Hall of Fame Coach Roy M. Green
returns only one starter in 6′1″ Alex Hall. The Chiefs will compete with
seniors 6′4″ Marcus Crigler, 6′5″ Jordan Buckley, 6′3″ Kris Pierce, 6′3″
Brennan Wingert and 6′5″ Scottie Blakeslee. The Chiefs will work hard to defend
their Classic title.

Glendale Winter Classic
Jan. 22nd-24th
Falcon Court - Glendale High School

• Glendale Falcons
• New Rochelle, NY Huguenots
• St. Louis Construction Careers Center
• Leavenworth, KS Pioneers
• St. Louis Beaumont Blue Jackets
• Warrensburg, MO Tigers
• Poplar Bluff, MO Mules
• Glendale J.V. Junior Birds (unofficial)

• Katie Schockley, Crocker - Co-MVP
• Taylar Pritchett, Iberia - Co-MVP
• Kaley Jordan, Newburg
• Shraea Patton, Crocker
• Brianna Boatwright, Stoutland
• Caylen Cantrell, Plato
• Meghan Vrba, Dixon
• Alicia Novak, Richland
• Elizabeth Pritchett, Iberia
• Jessie Zink, Iberia
• Amanda Helms, Crocker
• Shannon McNarmara, Newburg
• Lauren Akin, Iberia
• Samantha Parish, Crocker
• Kaley Cobb, Plato

Honorable Mention

• Brittney Bailey, Richland
• Hannah Howlett, Richland
• Ashley Katen, Dixon
• Alex Hoffman, Newburg
• Maegan Knudson, Crocker
• Amber Lawson, Dixon
• Emily Case, Richland
• Brittany Cook, Plato
• Amanda Jefferies, Iberia
• Lakota Ash, Iberia
• Karson Peterson, Plato
• Hattie Duncan, Iberia
• Kyia Gann, Laquey

Coach of the Year - Lisa Law of Iberia

CLASS 1

First Team

• Jasmine Johnson, Bell City - MH - FR
• Kristan Jordan, Lesterville - S/OH - SR
• Brooke Jurgensmeyer, Osceola - MH - SR
• Laura McMullin, Sacred Heart - MH - SR
• Meredith Norfleet, Northwest - OH - JR
• Paige Shipley, Sacred Heart - MH/S - SR
• Brooke Taylor, Bismarck - MH - JR
• Sophie Whitesell, Lockwood - S - SR
• Brooke Williams, Eminence - S - JR
• Kelsey Williams, Eminence - OH - FR

Second Team

• Casey Bucher, Leopold - MH - SR
• Brittany Colby, Osceola - MH - SR
• Courtney Curtiss, Sacred Heart - OH/S - SR
• Kristin Eaves, Bernie - MB - SR
• Codie Lancaster, Bell City - S - SR
• Molly McAfee, Winona - MB - SR
• Hannah Ross, Lockwood - L - SR
• Caitlin Rutledge, Eminence - OH - SR
• Molly Sander, Santa Fe - S - SO
• Kallie Schoonover, Mound City - OH/DS - SR

Honorable Mention

• Kelsey Baldwin, Sacred Heart - OH - SR
• Amanda Geib, Fairfax - MH - SR
• Erin Hirtzel, Lutheran (Kansas City) - OH - SR
• Kelsey Keeling, Summersville - MH - SR
• Hilary Mays, Winona - S/OPP - SR
• Bekah Ogden, Lockwood - MH - SR
• Meghan Schrock, Osceola - L - SO
• Kylie Wagner, Santa Fe - MB - SR

CLASS 2

First team

• Jenna Cordes, Cole Camp - OH - SR
• Dain Finney, Bishop LeBlond - MH - SR
• Mollie Gavin, Fair Grove - L - SR
• Katie Hogan, Scott City - MH - FR
• Kasey Kirchhofer, Hermann - S - SR
• Aspen Mobley, Ash Grove - RS - SR
• Emily Nolte, Lafayette County - S - SR
• Brooke Simpson, Scott City - MH - JR
• Hilary Trevino, Hermann - OH - JR
• Shelby Winkelmann, Hermann - MB - SO

Second Team

• Jennifer Garrett, Lafayette County - OH - JR
• Brooke Hamilton, El Dorado Springs - MH - SR
• Bridget Hanafin, Clever - S/OH - JR
• Anna Laitinen, Scott City - OH - SR
• Amanda McDonald, Stockton - OH - SR
• Ashton Nibert, St. Mary’s (Independence) - S - JR
• Erin Rice, Cole Camp - MH - SR
• Emily Schlesselman, Cole Camp - MH - SR
• Kelly Walker, Bishop LeBlond - S - JR

Honorable Mention

• Cydney Bush, Bishop LeBlond - OH - SR
• Melody Church, Lee’s Summit Christian - OH - JR
• Katie Diebold, Scott City - S/RS - JR
• Christina Jones, Knob Noster - S - SR
• Tori King, Ash Grove - MH - SR
• Lacey Lackmann, Hermann - OH - JR
• Dana Peters, St. Paul Lutheran - S/OH - SO
• Claire Swope, St. Mary’s (Independence) - OH - SO

CLASS 3

First team

• Allison Bauer, St. Dominic - MB - SR
• Michala Boehm, O’Hara - MH - SO
• Callie Carroll, Rogersville - OH - SR
• Jackie Hungerford, Republic - L - SR
• Tori Hurtt, O’Hara - MH - SO
• Morgan Johnson, Platte County - MH - SR
• Tisha Meyer, Ste. Genevieve - S - SR
• Sarah Powell, Rogersville - L - SR

Second Team

• Lindsey Hanaway, O’Hara - S - SO
• Erica Heim, Rogersville - S/OH - SO
• Heather Hargadine, Borgia - S/OH - SR
• Katie Huber, O’Hara - L - JR
• Sam Jones, Reeds Spring - S - SR
• Tessa Peterson, Reeds Spring - OH/MH - SR
• Rikki Ritter, Ste. Genevieve - L - SR
• Molley Scanlon, Platte County - S - JR

Honorable Mention

• Krissi Fitzpatrick, Borgia - OH/MH - FR
• Allison Gettinger, Ste. Genevieve - MH - SR
• Camille Goblet, KC St. Pius X - OH - JR
• Danielle Holland, Republic - RS - SR
• Jill Hutchings, Holden - L - JR
• Macy Lawrence, DeSoto - S - SO
• Bethany Pfieffer, Boonville - OH/MH - SR
• Frankie Vain, Villa Duchesne - MB - SO

CLASS 4

First team

• Brooke Boggs, Lafayette (Wildwood) - OH - SR
• Helen Boyle, St. Joseph’s Academy - OH - SO
• Kate Harris, Lee’s Summit West - S/OH - SR
• Lisa Henning, Blue Springs - MH - JR
• Jessica Kopp, Lee’s Summit West - OH - SR
• Alison Landwehr, Parkway West - S - SR
• Kaley Lyons, Glendale - MH - SR
• Lydia Orf, Incarnate Word Academy - L - SR
• Morgan Reynolds, Blue Springs - RS - SR
• Becca Vieker, Parkway South - MB - SR

Second team

• Marianne Beal, Lee’s Summit North - MH - JR
• Andrea Beaty, Washington - MB - JR
• Ashton Bodenstab, Blue Springs - L - SR
• Olivia Brand, Glendale - MH - SO
• Brooke Fay, Park Hill South - OH - SR
• Aleah Hayes, Ozark - S - SR
• Emily Keaton, Incarnate Word Academy - OH - SO
• Bailey Lupardus, Camdenton - S/OH - SR
• Kaylee Miller, Blue Springs - OH - SR
• Kelsey Piepergerdes, Lee’s Summit West - MH - SR

Honorable Mention

• Caitlin Adams, Notre Dame de Sion - MB - SR
• Katelyn Barnes, Raymore-Peculiar - S - SR
• Chelsea Browner, Helias - S - SR
• Courtney Churchman, Park Hill South - OH - JR
• Jade Hayes, Ozark - MH - SO
• Lauren Sazama, Oakville - OH - SR
• Whitney Seaton, Lafayette (Wildwood) - L - SR
• Brittney Sedillo, Camdenton - L - SR
• Alex Smith, Cor Jesu Academy - MH - SR
• Alex Smith, Nixa - OH - SR
• Wendi Zickfield, Central (Cape Girardeau) - MH - SR

DELAWARE HAS ARRIVED!!!

Yes, the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution is now the last state to visit OzarksSports.Net.  The only state that knows no national park knows of the greatness of athletes in the Ozarks.  The home of the University of Delaware Fightin’ Blue Hens has laid down arms to take up the mighty banner of OzarksSports.Net and complete our conquest of the ENTIRE UNITED STATES!  Yes brothers and sisters, the gospel has went forth and hath borne fruit!  Next, we reach the WHOLE WORLD!!!

OK, I’m a little excited.

Sorry.

But it’s terribly cool that in 11 months I’ve went from nothing to having a visitor from every state in the union.  I won’t elaborate any more right now as our 500th post spectacular is right around the corner, but join me in welcoming Delaware to the family.

Next stop… Sri Lanka.

• Thayer 30, Valle Catholic 0
  • Too much Jacob Eckman for Valle.  Eckman gouged the Valle defense for 244 yards and 4 TDs on 37 carries.  The Warriors simply could not stop him and Thayer rode his efforts to an easy win.  On defense the Bobcats stopped the best Valle threat on their first drive when Lance Schneider picked off a pass in the end zone.  Once Thayer had they lead, they used their speed to fly to the ball and completely shut down Valle.  Just a dominant effort as the score could have been much worse.  Thayer was stopped inside the 5 twice in the first half

• Tipton 19, Greenfield 0
  • The Cardinals had a terrific defensive game plan that frustrated Greenfield all afternoon.  They also took full advantage of the wind at their back in the first quarter to jump out to a 12-0 lead.  From there, Tipton’s strong run game kept the clock running, and backup RB Jonathan Loganbill rushed for 150 yards and the backbreaker TD in the second half.  Greenfield’s Jordan Riehm was contained for only 44 yards by the Cardinal D.  And Jordan Bryant, despite passing for 164 yards, was only 7 of 22.  A fine season for Greenfield comes to an end.  Hopefully a final season top 10 ranking awaits.

CLASS 2

• Fair Grove 26, Warsaw 25
  • Excitement plus here.  Cam Bruffett tosses a touchdown pass on fourth and 11 to Justin Cleeton to make the score 25-24.  The Eagles go for 2 and Caleb Schaffitzel scores it to give them the lead.  Warsaw drives down and has a short field goal attempt to win the game.  The Warsaw kicker knocks it through, but a penalty nullifies it and moves them back.  The 31 yard game winner then goes wide as time runs out to preserve the win and send Fair Grove onto the semis.  Good all-around team effort to get through their toughest game yet.

CLASS 3

• Cassville 26, Rogersville 14
  • Just an excellent battle of two well-coached teams.  Cassville’s defense had another workmanlike effort in holding Rogersville to only 14 points as they intercepted Colton Dill 3 times.  Rogersville put together a long drive on their initial possession going 11 plays and 74 yards to grab a 7-0 lead.  The first of Cassville’s interceptions set them up to get on the board next with Jon Haney going in from 10 yards out to even the score.  Cassville took a 19-7 in the third on their first drive as they went 63 yards on 17 plays to kill the clock.  Rogersville answered with a 31 yard TD pass from Dill to Josh Schmitt to make it 19-14 and seemingly get momentum on their side.  But Haney put the game away for Cassville on his next carry blowing through the Rogersville D for a 69 yard TD run to make it 26-14.  Cassville ended Rogersville’s last drive on a Chris Smith interception and move on to take on the #1 team in class 3, Chillicothe.  Noah Besant had 170 yards for Rogersville.  Haney 150 and 3 TDs for Cassville.

CLASS 4

• Webb City 41, Bolivar 21
  • The Cardinals got off to a fast start jumping out to a 14-0 lead with scoring drives of 54 and 51 yards.  Derek Lee scored from 22 yards out to make it 14-7.  But Webb City added a 54 yard TD run from Braxton Baker and a 66 yards sprint from Mack Kyle just before half to make it 28-7.  From there Bolivar was in catch up mode and just couldn’t overcome the Cardinal D.  The Liberators played with good physicality and gave a good showing for themselves.  But Webb City is just playing efficient, balanced, smart, hard-nosed football right now.  Baker finished with 163 yards and 3 TDs to lead Webb.  Preston Guiot rushed for 169 yards and passed for 183 for Bolivar.

CLASS 5

• Hazelwood East 22, Waynesville 8
  • Lost opportunity for the Tigers who dominated this game.  But 5 turnovers gave the win to Hazelwood East.  The Spartans only offensive TD was on a 38 yard drive that was aided by a pass interference call.  Their other two scores came on a 52 yard interception return and a 68 yard punt return.  The Tigers didn’t do any better only scoring on a fumble recovery in the end zone by Axel Brinson.  That and a 2 point conversion gave Waynesville the lead in the second quarter 8-0.  East made it 8-8 at the half on their interception return.  It would stay that way until the fourth when the Spartans scored their next two touchdowns a minute apart.  Waynesville turnovers and the speed of the Spartan D kept the Tigers from putting anything else together and Waynesville’s season comes to an end.   The Tigers out-gained East in total offense 247 to 75, and had a 19 to 4 advantage in first downs.  But still fall.

District 8 at Union

First team

• Mary Engemann, Borgia
• Krissi Fitzpatrick, Borgia
• Heather Hargadine, Borgia
• Abbi Hunt, Owensville
• Adrianna Panapa, St. Clair
• Courtney Pursley, St. Clair

Second team

• Brittany Herode, St. James
• Lindsay Hinson, St. Clair
• Hillary Housmann, Borgia
• Kayla Huesgon, Owensville
• Hanna Kettner, Salem
• Carissa Richardson, Sullivan

District 10 at Rogersville

First team

• Molly Aasby, Rogersville
• Hayley Blair, Bolivar
• Callie Carroll, Rogersville
• Elly Citron, Mountain Grove
• Erica Heim, Rogersville
• Amanda Schwab, Marshfield

Second team

• Meg DeMuri, Buffalo
• Kayla Dooms, Ava
• Hannah Harris, Bolivar
• Shelby Hiler, Mountain Grove
• Kaylee Jessen, Rogersville
• Sarah Powell, Rogersville
• Maddie Redfern, Rogersville

District 11 at Mt. Vernon

First team

• Danielle Holland, Republic
• Jackie Hungerford, Republic
• Sam Jones, Reeds Spring
• Tessa Peterson, Reeds Spring
• Shana Ramsey, Republic
• Lizzy White, Reeds Spring

Second team

• Sydni Alexander, Mt. Vernon
• April Atkeson, Mt. Vernon
• Olivia Cline, Cassville
• Jordan Jones, Republic
• Ashlynn Meredith, Aurora
• Marti Richmiller, Cassville

District 12 at McDonald County

First team

• Katy Cooper, East Newton
• Chelsie Johnson, Nevada
• Ashley Mason, East Newton
• Mariah Mock, Nevada
• Emily Moore, Nevada
• Ryan Parsons, McDonald County

Second team

• Shaye Buttram, McDonald County
• Erin Dougherty, Monett
• Desiree Felker, Carl Junction
• Kolina Hill, East Newton
• Kori Lowery, Nevada
• Taylor Means, Nevada

CLASS 4

District 10 at Waynesville

• No teams reported

District 11 at Branson

First team

• Olivia Brand, Glendale
• Aleah Hayes, Ozark
• Jade Hayes, Ozark
• Cailynn Hayter, Branson
• Kaley Lyons, Glendale
• Mallory Sidwell, Glendale

Second team

• Kristina Dodd, Branson
• Kylie Dudley, Lebanon
• Valery Elliott, Hillcrest
• Janel Glidden, Lebanon
• Emily Jennings, Lebanon
• Tessa Lucchi, Branson

District 12 at Joplin

First team

• Lauren Hillman, Willard
• Kaitlin Jaeger, Webb City
• Courtney McCarter, Kickapoo
• Daphne Merrick, Willard
• Erin Pavlin, Kickapoo
• Alex Smith, Nixa

Second team

• Azalie Armknecht, Nixa
• Jessica Evans, Parkview
• Kiley Finkbiner, Willard
• Maggie Moran, Kickapoo
• Kayln Vlasin, Neosho
• Rachael Wilmes, Willard

First team

• Shelby Bland, Liberty
• Jordan Hammond, Licking
• Alex Noll, Cabool
• Sarah Pierce, Houston
• Hailey Stephens, Liberty
• Jamie Reaves, Cabool

Second team

• Lindsey James, Willow Springs
• Erica Keeney, Houston
• Christen Medley, Cabool
• Chelsea Moore, Liberty
• Mandi Riddle, Liberty
• Brooke Whitaker, Licking

District 8 at Laquey

First team

• Amber Branson, Bourbon
• Tyler Brock, Laquey
• Emily Echelberry, Laquey
• Tasha Kremer, Fatima
• Caron Peters, Fatima
• Kelli Sans Soucci, Bourbon

Second team

• Daedra Gesellschap, Belle
• Chelsea Girard, Laquey
• Courtney Heron, Belle
• Kayla Mason, Steelville
• Jessica Russel, Dixon
• Tabitha Willaims, Fatima

District 9 at Strafford

First team

• Aspen Mobley, Ash Grove
• Mollie Gavin, Fair Grove
• Tori King, Ash Grove
• Lindsay Smith, Fair Grove
• Santana Cruz, Conway
• Shelly Wilson, Ash Grove

Second team

• Anessa Alexander, Strafford
• Krysta Baker, Fair Grove
• Abby Eubanks, Strafford
• Monica Hicks, Fair Grove
• Andrea Kiser, Skyline
• Diana Dreier, Ash Grove

District 10 at Clever

First team

• Danielle Applegate, Hollister
• Ashton Broene, Clever
• Bridget Hanafin, Clever
• Kayla Hickey, Blue Eye
• Victoria Manley, Spokane
• Meagan Winslow, Spokane

Second team

• Brittany Gohr, Clever
• Michaela Hanafin, Clever
• Caroline Hoffmeyer, Spokane
• Morgan Maples, Clever
• Chelsey Neill, Crane
• MacKenzie Rowe, Crane

District 11 at Diamond

First team

• Brittany Eppright, College Heights
• Marissa Fletcher, Southwest
• Ashley Sauer, College Heights
• Taylor Tuter, Diamond
• Katie VanLue, Diamond
• Ashley Wright, Pierce City

Second team

• Kelsi Bodine, College Heights
• Sam Enayati, Diamond
• Makayla Fuller, College Heights
• Megan Golubski, Pierce City
• Jodi Lawson, Diamond
• Keli Moore, College Heights

District 12 at El Dorado Springs

First team

• Kaitlin Cramer, Stockton
• Brooke Hamilton, El Dorado Springs
• Ashley Helm, El Dorado Springs
• Amanda McDonald, Stockton
• Brittany Sloan, Stockton
• Erica Wooldridge, El Dorado Springs

Second team

• Audra Beason, El Dorado Springs
• Shaina Burch, Butler
• Hannah Collins, El Dorado Springs
• Jordin Coltin, Lamar
• Shelby Jasper, Stockton
• Sammy Murphy, Lamar

First team

• Katelyn Farrow, Summersville
• Kelsey Keeling, Summersville
• Molly McAfee, Winona
• Amy Peters, Eminence
• Caitlin Rutledge, Eminence
• Kelsey Williams, Eminence

Second Team

• Megan Manis, Winona
• Hilary Mays, Winona
• Megan Mullery, Southern
• Kelly Pittman, Summersville
• Danielle Swiney, Bunker
• Brooke Williams, Eminence

District 6 at Sparta

First team

• Liz Amtower, Fordland
• Kayla Coffer, Sparta
• Melanie Hayes, Bradleyville
• Tara Humble, Sparta
• Lindsey Letsinger, New Covenant
• Mallory Williams, New Covenant

Second team

• Kayla Case, Sparta
• Aleha Elliott, Sparta
• Shelby Felton, Plato
• Leah Taylor, New Covenant
• Megan Taylor, Bradleyville
• Tashina Tennis, Sparta

District 7 at Billings

First team

• Jori Dodson, Verona
• Whitney Edie, Exeter
• Brooke Forgey, Wheaton
• Haley Goostree, Wheaton
• Hannah Kinser, Galena
• Sarah Weatherman, Wheaton

Second team

• Beth Bigham, Verona
• Jenna Chadd, Verona
• Jordan Chastain, Billings
• Heidi Kinser, Galena
• Josey Payne, Hurley
• Samantha Pierce, Wheaton
• Jessica Smith, Verona

District 8 at Miller

First team

• Nicole Adams, Miller
• Katrina Logan, Miller
• Beckah Ogden, Lockwood
• Hannah Ross, Lockwood
• Rochelle Wallen, Lockwood
• Sophie Whitesell, Lockwood

Second team

• Janessa Dade, Golden City
• Kaitlin Johnson, Miller
• Sonya Kilongkilong, McAuley
• Heather Moore, McAuley
• Brittany Street, McAuley
• Emily Whitmarsh, Miller

District 9 at Liberal

First team

• Madison Bock, Rich Hill
• Kori Dodson, Liberal
• Mandy Dodson, Liberal
• Kaycia Fry, Liberal
• Kara Probert, Jasper
• Candace Talbot, Jasper

Second team

• Marissa Bausinger, Jasper
• Lora Drake, Rich Hill
• Sammy Hopes, Rich Hill
• Vanessa Langford, Bronaugh
• Kasey Selvey, Liberal
• Megan Stump, Jasper

District 10 at Lincoln

First team

• Brittany Colby, Osceola
• Natasha Collins, Lakeland
• Trisha Cook, Lincoln
• Alex Cooke, Lincoln
• Brooke Jurgensmeyer, Osceola
• Shelby Moore, Osceola
• Alexis Self, Osceola

Second team

• Kristie Ashley, Appleton City
• Taylor Beckett, Appleton City
• Emily Landers, Appleton City
• Meghan Schrock, Osceola
• Lindsay Sheffield, Windsor
• Shyanne Swearngin, Lincoln

FIRST TEAM

Pitchers

• Kara Harper, West Plains
• Brooke Brenton, Lebanon
• Jakki Prater, Glendale
• Jessica Colliver, Camdenton

Catchers

• Jessi House, West Plains
• Kimmy Matejcek, Joplin

Infielders

• Sara Paschall, West Plains
• Erica Combs, Waynesville
• Valerie Rugen, Camdenton
• Breanna Walters, West Plains
• Alli Mathis, Lebanon
• Liz Allen, Lebanon

Outfielders

• Kim Ruth, Rolla
• Mallory Acklin, West Plains
• Ashlie Shimmin, Joplin
• Anni Villeme, Rolla

SECOND TEAM

Pitchers

• Maegen Shults, Rolla
• Arlisa Arwood, Joplin
• Stormy Perkins, Parkview

Catchers

• Nikki Jeffries, Camdenton
• Lacie Vitchum, Hillcrest

Infielders

• Bailey Walker, West Plains
• Heather Jones, Rolla
• Megan Heimbaugh, Rolla
• Katie Johnson, Hillcrest
• Leah Taylor, Hillcrest
• Jordan Carter, Lebanon

Outfield

• Sam Santiago, Waynesville
• Rachelle Robinson, Lebanon
• Meagan Nunn, Glendale
• Kelly Coldiron, West Plains

HONORABLE MENTION

• Hayley Menz, West Plains
• Ariel Clabaugh, Waynesville
• Julie Wade Camdenton
• Morgan Jones, Camdenton
• Shauntel Jews, Parkview