Athletes from across Class 2 District 7 gathered on Saturday for a competitive day of track and field action, with more than just district titles at stake.
ARCHIE — What started as a back and forth battle turned into a dramatic near- comeback for the Whirlwind baseball team in a battle of Cass County schools last week.
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Baseball and Softball
The baseball team started off the week by traveling to Versailles and came away with a 10-7 win. The Blackhawks were scheduled to play in their conference …
The Blackhawks baseball team started off the week beating Lakeland, 10-7. They were able to continue their winning ways by beating Archie, Holden, El Dorado Springs and Jasper.
The softball squad competed last weekend against Stover, and the Lady Blackhawks won 15-3. The next time to catch Adrian softball in action will be at 5 p.m. today against Lone Jack.
Adrian softball and baseball
Both Blackhawk programs had games throughout the week.
The softball team is currently on a three-game losing streak, falling to Butler, Skyline and Buffalo. The …
COLUMBIA — Blake Eads was determined to not let history repeat itself all while trying to make school history last week at Mizzou Arena.
Last Thursday night, Eads was finally able to take …
COLUMBIA — A pair of defending state champions lost heartbreaking finales in their respective title matches last Thursday at the Class 1 state tournament at Mizzou Arena.
BUTLER – For the second time in less than two weeks, the Adrian boys basketball team had to beat a pesky El Dorado Springs squad in order to keep its season alive Monday night.
Like almost every year, the past 12 months have been filled with many great accomplishments and stories that captivated fans and audiences of our area high schools.
For the second year in a row, the Harrisonville football team won a home district game with ease. On Friday night, the Wildcats crushed Grandview, 52-14, advancing to the Class 4 District 7 semifinals.
Six of seven area football teams closed out the regular season schedules with victories Friday night. Five teams will have a bye next week when the district tournaments begin.
CREIGHTON — The roller coaster ride of the Sherwood football season hit one of the lows Friday night, but first-year coach Kasey Tittlemier believes his team can finish the regular season strong.
PLEASANT HILL — After a pair of home losses, the Pleasant Hill softball team got the proverbial monkey off its back Monday with a victory over Sherwood at Skyline Field.
Trailing by two touchdowns in the fourth quarter, the Sherwood football team didn’t hang its head and accept a second-straight loss to start the season.
CREIGHTON — In a battle of two programs which have been nearly opposite for a decade, Adrian emposed its will and force early and often Friday night, leading to an easy season-opening win over Sherwood.
CREIGHTON — It’s been a long time since the Sherwood football team has had a winning season, but first-year coach Kasey Tittlemier wants to change the mindset and outlook of the program.
The Sherwood High football program hasn’t had a winning season in 14 years, but Kasey Tittlemier hopes to change that beginning this week with summer weights and workouts.
With the spring sports season just around the corner, it’s time look at the track and field athletes from the area and who has a chance to turn some heads and make a splash on the state stage in May.
On Saturday, nearly two dozen area competitors sealed their own berths into this week’s state tournament that began this morning at Mizzou Arena in Columbia.
NEVADA — Of the nine area girls wrestlers who qualified for next week’s state tournament, six of them will be making their first trip to compete against the best Class 1 competitors in Missouri.
The Sherwood girls wrestling trio traveled to the Highway 13 Throwdown and finished eighth out of 23 teams. All three Lady Marksmen placed second in their respective weight classes.
