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2/19/10 Scores

50!  Lot’s going on last night but we’ll start with that number.  That’s how many points Houston’s Kyle Poynter scored in the Tigers 65-62 loss to Willow Springs.  That ties the all-time school scoring record.  But Poynter was not able to get a game tying three to go in the final minutes to allow the Bears to leave Houston with the win.  Five shots from behind the arc and a 19 for 20 performance from the free throw line highlight Poynter’s night.

Four conference championships got wrapped up also.  In the marquee matchup, Nixa nipped Branson to win the COC Large and go to 25-1 on the season.  Jordan Keeney lead the way with 24 points.  Despite losing to Bolivar 72-69, Rogersville still claims the COC Small title via Marshfield’s 69-62 win over Reeds Spring.  The Wolves would have claimed a share of the title with a victory.  Hillcrest is the undisputed champion of the Ozark Conference with their 67-47 win over Marshfield.  And Strafford claims the Mid-Lakes crown by downing Fair Grove 52-46.

BASKETBALL

BOYS

Mark Twain Conference Tournament

  • Bradleyville 64, Everton 61

Varsity

  • Nixa 64, Branson 63
    • Nixa: Jordan Keeney – 24 pts
  • Willow Springs 65, Houston 62
    • Houston: Kyle Poynter – 50 pts
    • Willow Springs: Taylor James – 25 pts
  • Morrisville 59, Billings 53
  • Seneca 57, Cassville 39
    • Seneca: Stryker Harris – 21 pts
    • Cassville: Travis Northern – 13 pts
  • Pleasant Hope 60, Skyline 46
  • East Newton 62, Monett 47
    • East Newton: Brett Black – 24 pts
  • Summersville 73, Licking 71
    • Summersville: Scott Haynes – 27 pts
  • Miller 49, Pierce City 44
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2/5/10 Scores

It’s a night for overtime on the boys side as three games see bonus basketball.  Marshfield needs every one of Utah Findley’s 28 points and Jared Greenlee’s 24 to down Catholic 63-61 in OT.  State ranked Spokane recovers from a furious Clever rally to win in extra period 66-60 behind Dylan Price’s 29 points.  Fair Play continues their strong season with an extra period 69-61 win over Morrisville.  And Pierce City and Lockwood enjoyed playing each other so much they decided to go two extra periods before the Eagles win 62-60.

One game that didn’t go into overtime may serve as the coming out party for one of the underrated boys players I mentioned earlier today.  Richland’s Pat Poston scored 40 tonight as the Bears downed Macks Creek 105-78.

BASKETBALL

BOYS

Varsity

  • Fair Play 69, Morrisville 61 (OT)
  • Billings 51, Blue Eye 48
  • Strafford 71, Stockton 52
  • Nixa 57, Republic 47
  • Greenfield 72, Golden City 38
    • Greenfield: Jason Anderson – 27 pts
  • Neosho 56, Ozark 55
  • Dadeville 77, Humansville 41
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1/8/10 Scores

BASKETBALL

BOYS

Kaminsky Classic at Joplin

  • Blue Springs 60, Carl Junction 46
  • Neosho 85, William Chrisman 59
    • Neosho: Corey Crandall – 27 pts
  • Joplin 64, Francis Howell 53
  • Webster Groves 75, Ozark 59

Today’s schedule

  • 11 AM – 7th place – Carl Junction vs William Chrisman
  • 12:30 PM – 5th place – Blue Springs vs Neosho
  • 2 PM – 3rd place – Francis Howell vs Ozark
  • 3:30 PM – Championship – Joplin vs Webster Groves

SWCL Tournament

Holiday tourney week - day 1

Pink and White

  • Mt. Vernon 65, Aurora 39
    • Mt. Vernon: Kenzie Williams – 26 pts
  • Blue Eye 52, Sparta 44
  • Willard vs Skyline 70, Willard 51
  • Marshfield 57, Republic 47
  • Ozark 58, Rogersville 33
  • Parkview 62, Morrisville 40
    • Parkview: Emily Akins – 20 pts
  • Hillcrest 51, Branson 50 (OT)
  • West Plains 42, Catholic 32

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12/15/09 Scores

Caught the Crane/Cassville boys game last night deep in Barry County.  I wanted to get a first hand look at Crane’s high scoring guard Levi Cook, and see how and if the Cassville Wildcats were progressing under new coach TJ Dickenson.  When the dust settled, Crane had themselves a 61-44 victory, Cook had 27 points, and the Wildcats have reason to hope.

The game itself was entertaining. Cassville jumped out to a 7-2 lead only to see Crane reel off a 10-1 run and finish the first quarter up 12-8.  Cassville stayed in the game though not letting Crane pull away until a 12-2 run in the third quarter game them some breathing room.  Cook had 14 points in the first half, and 13 in the second, most of them answering each Cassville attempt to get back in the game. And they wouldn’t as the Pirates outscored them in each quarter to get the win.
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12/12/09 Scores

WRESTLING

Missouri Duals at Jefferson City

  • Jefferson City 39, Waynesville 26
  • Waynesville 50, Helias 16
  • Neosho 40, Helias 16
  • Championship – Neosho 33, Granite City, IL 24

Carl Junction Tournament

  1. Seneca – 267.5
  2. Pittsburg, KS – 205
  3. Carthage – 139
  4. Carl Junction – 136.5
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12/10/09 Scores

BASKETBALL

GIRLS

Cabool Tournament

  • Seymour 64, Willow Springs 52

Joplin Lady Eagle Classic

  • Miller 72, Harrison, AR 58
    • Miller: Hannah Wilkerson – 39 pts
  • Springdale Har-Ber 66, Neosho 40
  • Marshfield 39, Joplin 31
  • Webb City 59, Blue Valley West 32

Bixby (OK) Tournament

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12/5/09 Scores

BASKETBALL

GIRLS

Aurora Tournament

  • Consolation – Verona 59, Aurora 45
  • 3rd place – Purdy 37, MacDonald County 36
  • Championship – Mt. Vernon 60, Republic 53
    • Mt. Vernon: Kenzie Williams – 30 pts

Blue Eye Tournament

12/1/09 scores

BASKETBALL

GIRLS

Carl Junction Classic

  • #2 Seneca 51, #7 Liberal 22
  • #3 Carthage 49, #6 East Newton 46

Everton Tournament

  • Greenfield 64, Everton 62 (OT)
    • Everton: Jessica Holland – 19 pts; Paige Limpus – 16 pts
    • Greenfield: Audrey LaSalle – 19 pts, 5 3s; 4 players in double figures
  • Dadeville 40, Greenwood 32
    • Dadeville: Alicia Thorpe – 15 pts; Delana Coble 14 pts

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1/2/09 scores

Following up their second straight title in the Blue & Gold, Branson kept it rolling with a 71-30 thrashing of Forsyth.  Tate Unruh leads the way wtih 14 but seven players log 6 points or more in a balanced scoring attack. While at Carthage, Mt. Vernon stared down a 14 point lead going into the fourth quarter, and rallied to win 58-54 behind Zack Kleine 37 point performance.  21 of those coming in the fourth.  Kleine was 19 of 21 from the charity stripe, including 18 in a row, and hit 4 3-pointers.  That offset Dylan Samuelson’s 7 threes and 24 points for the Tigers.

BASKETBALL
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