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Seneca claims Player of the Year on both the boys and girls side of the Big 8. Toby Roelfsema takes it by himself for the boys. Jacci Yust shares the honor with Lauren McRae of Carl Junction. 2010 Big 8 All-Conference Basketball Teams BOYS First team
BASKETBALL GIRLS Varsity
WRESTLING Ozark Conference Tournament
BASKETBALL BOYS Osceola Tournament
Great moment tonight in Morrisville as Hannah Wilkerson becomes the states all time leading scorer. Former record holder Melissa Grider was on hand in the town she spent her first three years playing for to present Wilkerson the game ball after the record breaking point early in the second quarter. Wilkerson would finish with 32 points as Miller won 75-54. Congratulations Hannah! In other games Skyline downs newly state ranked Fair Grove 50-48. It’s going to be a real dogfight for the Mid-Lakes title. West Plains continues their strong season with a 48-42 win over Rolla. And Nixa gets a nice 51-34 win at Branson. While on the boys side, Dadeville remains undefeated with an impressive 73-55 win over a very good Fair Play squad. BASKETBALL GIRLS McAuley Tournament
Varsity
We’re under way for the final day of holiday tournaments. Only Lebanon and Neosho remain. Neosho Holiday Classic Girls at Neosho Middle School unless noted
BASKETBALL GIRLS Cabool Tournament
Joplin Lady Eagle Classic
Bixby (OK) Tournament 2009 Big 8 All-Conference Volleyball Team First Team
* Unanimous Night one of district volleyball saw two big upsets, both in the same district. Class 1 district 8 at Miller featured #6 McAuley dropping #3 Greenfield in straight sets. But that wasn’t enough as #7 Everton knocked of #2 Golden City, also in straight sets. Tonight the two will meet with a place in the district title game on the line. Other than a number of #5/#4 mild upsets, the seedings held setting up some great action for tonight. Most districts will be settled tonight so get out & catch it. CLASS 1 District 5 at Winona
VOLLEYBALL Varsity
Five different class 3 teams saw time in the state’s top 10 in 2008. Mountain Grove, Mt. Vernon, Reeds Spring, Republic, and Rogersville all were recognized. And East Newton finished the season 27-4-1. It culminated with Rogersville advancing all the way to the championship match before finally falling to KC O’Hara in two games. A lot of talent has moved on from those teams. The result is that some new faces will make an impact in 2009, but some of the same teams will be heard from again. And the potential for a slightly deeper run in the postseason exists for at least one squad. |
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