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One streak is gone as Conway’s scoreless streak comes to an end, but they still get a good win beating a solid Norwood team 7-5. Trailing 5-3 after the second inning, the Bears plated 3 in the third and held the Pirates scoreless the rest of the way to get the win. Jacob Childers and Tyler Perryman both went 3 for 4 with 2 runs scored for Conway. While Nathan Huckaby had 4 RBI.
Another streak is still alive as Rolla’s Adrian Pogue recorded her seventh consecutive shutout leaving her one shy of the state record. The Lady Bulldogs got goals from Olivia Cox, Katelyn Maddy, Taylor Tronstad, Maria Vincent, and Kaylyn Stoll as they downed Joplin 5-0. To tie the record, Pogue and her teammates will have to shutdown a Jefferson City team that has only been shutout twice this season. They’ll face the Lady Jays Monday at Rolla.
And it was a big day for boys golf yesterday as the COC Large and Big 8 held their conference tournaments with Ozark and Mt. Vernon coming out on top. And Lebanon fought through the windy conditions to win the Aldo Sebben Relays in Springfield.
BOYS GOLF
Missouri State Aldo Sebben Relays at Bill and Payne Stewart Golf Course
1. Lebanon – 301
2. Glendale – 309
3. Ozark – 311
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Maybe tonight will finally wake up the rest of the state to what’s going on at Thomas Jefferson in Joplin. The Cavaliers go to Washburn and get revenge for their only loss of the season knocking of the #10 team in class 3, Southwest, by a final score of 48-41. The Cavaliers took a 9-0 lead, and ended the first period up 16-4. The lead would swell to 16 and then things got really bad. Trailing 23-9, the Trojans leading scorer Levi Roberts sprained and ankle and left the game for the rest of the half. At that point, Roberts had 8 of Southwest’s 9 points. Big trouble right? Not exactly. Josh Hartin scored 5 second quarter points and Josh Cutberth hit a big 3 as part of a 10-3 run to whittle the TJ lead down to 26-19 at the half.
In the second half, 6 was the important number. That was as close as Southwest could get cutting the lead down to 6 on 5 separate occasions. But they couldn’t break through. Hartin scored 11 points in the half, but the TJ big men, Jordan Stauffer and Alex Oserowsky combined for 15 second half points, the Cavaliers controlled the pace of the game, and took care of the basketball against the Trojans pressure to hold off any comeback. Stauffer and Hartin tied for high game honors with 17 points each. TJ goes to 18-1 with the victory and secures a share of the Ozark 7 title with Southwest.
BASKETBALL
BOYS
Varsity
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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
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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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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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BASKETBALL
BOYS
Mansfield Tournament
- Greenwood 48, Ava 41
- Greenwood: Hawken Thieme – 26 pts
- Gainesville 52, Mansfield 44
- Mansfield: Heath Dugger – 20 pts
Arvest Bank Invitational
- Webb City 67, Pea Ridge, AR 65
- Rogers, AR 46, Mt. Vernon 40
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 Clever & Miller watch as Jeremy Dresslaer hits two of his 30 points
Saw a great early season game tonight in Miller as the Cardinals took on Clever. Clever was fresh off a championship in their own tournament while it was the first game of the season for Miller. The Cardinals jumped out to an 11-7 lead midway through the first period as Justin Jack hit two early 3-pointers. From there, Clever went on a 14-0 that extended into the second period. But now down 21-11, Miller responded with their own 8-0 run to get back in the game and they went to halftime with Clever leading 23-21. Miller had to feel good being down only 2 as they shot an abysmal 6 of 27 from the field in the first half.
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On of the best stories of the early season continued on last night as Parkview remained undefeated. Korey Tillery lead three players in double figures scoring 21 and grabbing 17 rebounds as the Vikings beat Central 60-44 in the Parkview Classic. Parkview moves to 3-0 on the year.
And a pair of 33s on the girls side last night. Morrisville’s Kasey Painter knocks down 33 to lead the Lady Panthers to a 76-58 win over Billings in the Ash Grove Tournament. Rachel Phillips helped out with 24 while Billings was lead by Stephanie Bos’ 24 points. And Lauren McCurry of Pleasant Hope netted 33 as the Lady Pirates captured 3rd place in the Fair Grove Tournament with a 61-47 win over Hartville.
BASKETBALL
GIRLS
Everton Tournament
- Niangua 38, Golden City 20
- Greenwood 45, Everton 43
- Dadeville 37, Greenfield 33
Carl Junction Tournament
- Webb City 53, Carl Junction 16
- Seneca 54, Carthage 44
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