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A bittersweet day today as we’ll say good bye to some of the greats in Ozarks basketball. Clever’s Jeremy Dresslaer, Mt. Vernon’s Zack Kleine, and Miller’s Hannah Wilkerson will each play their last high school basketball game today. And though we’ll most likely see them again in college, there’s always something special about the high school days. About playing for town and team. And each one of these three has been huge for all four years. Thanks for the memories Jeremy, Zack, and Hannah. Now go make one more.
Here’s our schedule for today.
- Noon – Class 3 girls 3rd place – Macon (26-5) vs Maryville (25-4)
- 1:40 – Class 3 boys 3rd place – Whitfield (21-11) vs Mt. Vernon (24-8)
- 3:20 – Class 2 girls 3rd place – Canton (25-6) vs Miller (27-5)
- 5:00 – Class 2 boys 3rd place – Eskridge (18-11) vs Clever (24-8)
- 6:40 – Class 1 girls 3rd place – Naylor (20-9) vs Marion County (25-4)
- 8:20 – Class 1 boys 3rd place – Dadeville (29-2) vs Braymer (22-6)
4:20 – Sorry for the delay folks but here’s where we are right now. Continue reading Day 2 Show Me Showdown II Updates
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Another big thank you to Halfway girls coach Steve Gallivan for sharing this.
2010 Polk County League All-Conference Basketball Teams
GIRLS
First team
- Hannah Harman, JR, Walnut Grove
- Arianne Henry, SR, Humansville
- Callie Weant, JR, Weaubleau
- Kayla Bays, SR, Humansville
- Jessica Meisner, SR, Walnut Grove
- Taylor Redd, SO, Halfway
- Delana Coble, SR, Dadeville
Continue reading Polk County League All-Conference Basketball
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On a wild Saturday of playoff action, six OS.Net teams punched their tickets to the final four. Including the Dadeville boys who won their anticipated matchup with Thomas Jefferson 63-55 in overtime. Zach Medley lead the Bearcats with 23 points hitting five three pointers including a buzzer beating 70 footer going into halftime. The Thayer girls are going to their first final four as Kaley Hebert’s 20 points lead them past Meadow Heights 51-40.
Unfortunately, the road ended for a few area teams also. The Stockton girls saw their season end 46-30 to Maryville. Verona stayed with undefeated Montrose the majority of the game. But when Tristan Carrasquillo fouled out with 6 minutes to go and Verona trailing by 2, Montrose’s Morgan Eye took over. Eye would finish with 29 points as the Lady Wildcats fall 61-50. The Frisco League saw their two remaining teams fall short of Columbia as the Stoutland boys lost to Wellston-Eskridge 68-55, and the Richland girls couldn’t get past Canton, falling 76-54.
Continue reading Class 1, 2, & 3 Quarterfinal Update
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After the sectional round of class 1, we’re down to just one girls team left as Verona beat Humansville 64-54. Tristan Carrasquillo and Jenna Chadd each had 24 points for Verona to offset Arianne Henry’s 23 for Humansville. But the Dora Lady Falcons are eliminated falling to Naylor 46-41.
The Dora boys see their season end also coming out on the short end of a 70-63 score with Risco. But the class 1 boys game of the year is now set as Dadeville and Thomas Jefferson both won. The Bearcats defeating Chadwick 75-54 as Zach Medley scored 27 points. And TJ upending Drexel 54-44 behind double doubles from both Alex Oserowsky and Jordan Stauffer. They will face off Saturday in Sedalia with a spot in the Show-Me Showdown on the line.
CLASS 1
At Poplar Bluff HS
- Girls – Naylor 46, Dora 41
- Boys – Risco 70, Dora 63
Continue reading 3/9/10 Sectional Update
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BASKETBALL
BOYS
Osceola Tournament
- Hermitage 50, Montrose 40
Conway Tournament
- Morrisville 43, Springfield Catholic 42
- Laquey 94, Conway 50
Mountain Grove Tournament
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BASKETBALL
BOYS
Mt. View-Liberty Tournament
- Consolation – Houston def Licking
- 3rd place – Thayer 70, Doniphan 40
- Thayer: Justin Shipp – 24 pts, 15 rbs
- Championship – Mt. View-Liberty 71, Summersville 69
- Summersville: Scott Haynes – 22 pts
Camdenton Shootout
- Southwest 50 Laquey 46
- Southwest: Levi Roberts – 18 pts; Josh Hartin – 14 pts; Skylar Knoll – 8 pts; Matthew Whittington – 5 pts; Cam McCurdy - 5 pts
- Laquey: Andre Hilbert – 17 pts, 12 rbs
- Kickapoo 67, Rock Bridge 65
Continue reading 1/23/10 Scores
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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
- Dadeville – With Zach Medley and Brock Toler leading the way, the Bearcats are ready for a big year.
- Thomas Jefferson
- Wheatland
- Dora
- Eminence
Continue reading 2009 OS.Net Boys Basketball Preview
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The Spanish may not be perfect, but I’m sure you understand. Catholic & Ash Grove play a wild one with the Irish scoring 11 runs in the last 2 innings for a 16-14 come from behind win. Kendall San Paolo had 4 RBI and Kevin Schneider scored 4 runs to lead the Irish.
BASEBALL
Varsity
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Since we’re halfway through baseball season, I thought I’d better do our basketball review before it gets totally lost. We’ll always remember this as the year of the ladies in the Ozarks as every state championship game features a team from SW Mo. The Nixa Lady Eagles, Exeter Lady Tigers, and Sparta Lady Trojans each bring home state titles with Sparta running the table at a perfect 31-0. Joining those three in the Show-Me Showdown finals were the Webb City Lady Cardinals & Skyline Lady Tigers who saw their quest to repeat as champs come up 1 point short. Columbia was crowded with Ozarks teams. The Bakersfield, Couch, and Fair Grove girls made the trip. As did the Chadwick, Laquey, Miller, and Blue Eye boys. The Blue & Gold was great. The Tournament of Champions was incredible. And we were treated to one of the best all around basketball seasons ever.
A couple of explanations before we continue. This year I’m naming a team & MVP for each class. I define MVP as the person who has the biggest impact on their team. In other words, take that player off the team and what is the effect? Player of the year is based solely on basketball accomplishments regardless of class. Who did the best relative to their competition. And game of the year means a game between two Ozarks teams. So you won’t see Central beating Rock Bridge listed. With that, here’s some notable moments from the 08-09 basketball season, our All-OzarksSports teams, and a list of seniors that we say ‘Good bye’ and ‘Thank you’ to.
Continue reading 2008-09 basketball year in review
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GIRLS
Poplar Bluff High School – Bakersfield 47, Naylor 44
SBU, Bolivar – Exeter 52, Humansville 35
Exeter: Whitney Edie – 25 pts
Clinton High School – Montrose 5o, Lockwood 32
BOYS
Poplar Bluff High School - Eminence 89, Clarkton 62
SBU, Bolivar – Chadwick 69, Dadeville 61 (2OT)
Dadeville: Zach Medley – 23 pts, Brock Toler – 21 pts
Chadwick: Seth Thomas – 2o [...]
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