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Ozark’s Jade Hayes was named today as the Gatorade Player of the Year for the state of Missouri. The award caps an incredible year for the junior outside hitter/middle blocker. In addition to the Lady Tigers winning the state title, Hayes was honored as first team all-district, all-Ozarks, all-region, and all state. Hayes becomes the second junior [...] The News-Leader released their 2009 All-Ozarks Volleyball team over the weekend. The first thing that strikes you is that it should look much the same next year with four juniors making the first team. State champions Ozark have both Jade Hayes and Sydney Potts selected. The second team isn’t listed online, but as soon as I [...] The Missouri High School Volleyball Coaches Association announced their all state teams this week. And they are simply loaded with Ozarks players. Class 1 is dominated by seven first team players from four different teams. Eminence, Osceola, and Winona each place two players on the first team to lead the way. Osceola’s first teamers Imani Hairston and Meghan Schrock were joined by Alexis Self on the Honorable Mention list to give Osceola the most players selected of class 1 local teams. Ash Grove and Fair Grove each had a first team selection and an honorable mention selection to lead the area squads. And Clever’s Bridget Hanafin winds up her high school volleyball career with her third all-state selection. And to wrap it all up, Rogersville took 3rd place in class 3 with a 25-18,25-13 sweep of Cape Girardeau Notre Dame. Chloe Blount leads the effort with 11 kills as the Wildcats easily avenge their split at the hands of Notre Dame from the previous day that kept them from the title game. So four of the five Ozarks teams in Kansas City end their weekend with a win. Three third place finishes, a second place, and one state championship. Not bad at all. Now only 9 months until practice starts again. Glendale and Ozark grab the lions share of positions on class 4 MHSVCA all-region teams. For Glendale Morgan Sidwell, Mallory Sidwell, Elise Munroe, Olivia Brand, and Alex Opfer are selected. Ozark matches that five with five of their own. Jade Hayes, Sydney Potts, Taylor Jordan, Hannah Meadows, and Meghan Stacy. Camdenton gets four players selected in the Central/South Central region. As does Nixa in the Southwest region. CENTRAL/SOUTH CENTRAL First Team
Second Team
After a relatively quiet first night of districts, the upset bug went into overtime for day 2. And no upset was bigger than Winona knocking off the state’s #1 team Eminence 2-1 to win the district title. And that was after Winona earlier dispatched a very strong Summersville team 2-0 in the semifinals. Other #1s that fell include Kickapoo, to #4 Nixa in the semis. Nixa would complete their daily double with a 3 set win over #2 seed Webb City to advance to state play. And #1 seed Jasper goes down in the semifinals to Rich Hill. More finals coming tonight followed by the schedule for first round action. CLASS 1 District 5 at Winona
BOYS SOCCER Varsity
VOLLEYBALL Varsity
VOLLEYBALL Varsity
A huge volleyball matchup lived up to the hype last night as Ozark downed Webb City 2-1. Webb City grabbed the first set 28-26 serving notice that they wouldn’t be an easy win. But Ozark rallied to take an epic second set 29-27. In the third set, Ozark took control and Webb City couldn’t overtake them as the Lady Tigers take the match with a 25-14 final set. On the soccer pitch Cassville won the second meeting with Monett on the Cubs home field 3-2. While Camdenton took a 2-1 overtime victory from Glendale in Ozark Conference action. BOYS SOCCER
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