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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
On on the final night of class 1, 2, & 3 district competition, four schools take home both boys and girls championships. Three of those accomplished the feat on their home court. Dora in class 1, Mt. Vernon and Stockton in class 3. Ava pulls off the district double at Cabool. The Thayer girls and Seymour boys need overtime to win their district finals. The Seymour boys and the Dora girls beat both the #1 & #2 seeds in their districts to win their championships. And the Stockton boys are the lowest seed to win a district coming from the #5 spot. BOYS CLASS 1 District 2 at Dora
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
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Change is in the air as some new faces have a real shot to rise to the top this year. And don’t sleep on the small school. Zach Medley and Brock Toler of Dadeville, Alex Oserowsky of Thomas Jefferson, and Wheatland’s Clay Crouch are all players to catch in action. If your looking for guys who can flat fill up a score sheet, and SCA game should provide you a good chance to see someone go big. Derek Daniels of Mt. View-Liberty, Willow Springs Stephen Mallow, Houston’s Kyle Poynter, and Pete Leonard of Ava should all be among the area scoring leaders. And if you’re looking for great team play, the list is long. Ozark, Nixa, Dadeville, Miller, Seneca, Stoutland, Laquey, Blue Eye, Southwest, Rogersville, Reeds Spring, Greenwood, etc. Star players? Got em. Hot rivalries? Yep. It’s all here this year. Bring it on! Top 5 Teams By Class Class 1
For those of you looking to comment further on the ongoing discussion or just want to keep up with the latest, I have closed comments on this post and copied them to the forums. They can be viewed here. That is a more appropriate location for this kind of dialogue. It does require registration to comment but I will be watching closely and approving registrations as fast as I can. Thank you. GIRLS CLASS 1 District 2 at Bakersfield
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CLASS 2 BASKETBALL BOYS Weaubleau Tournament
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Coming to you from somewhere other than where I normally do, sitting in a chair that’s not at all comfortable, without access to my email, it’s Joboo with the very delayed Friday night scores. Once the faceless, bloodsucking, evil corporation that has forced this mini-exodus has put my personal Humpty-Dumpty back together again, I’ll tell everyone the full story. But for now, let’s stick to what you really want to know. The scores. BASKETBALL BOYS McAuley Warrior Classic
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