Representing Pleasant Hill High School on one of the nation’s largest youth shooting stages, freshman Wyatt Altis finished in the top 300 out of more than 1,800 competitors at the USA High School Clay Target League Championship in Mason, Michigan.
Adrian High School’s football team began its summer training camp on Monday, marking the start of a five-day stretch aimed at laying the foundation for the upcoming 2025 season.
The Harrisonville High School football summer training camp began on Thursday with coach Brent Maxwell and his staff beginning to prepare their players for the upcoming season.
Following the retirement of longtime Athletic Director Kenny Shipps, Drexel High School has turned to a familiar and trusted face to lead its athletic programs.
Bob Ray is only a couple weeks into his new job as the Harrisonville Schools Activities Director, but he’s excited to be a part of the culture and the community.
CLEVELAND — Carter Coble wore many jerseys during his time at Midway High School, as he helped a new baseball program begin and played under a new football regime.
DREXEL — Izzy Richardson competed as a four-year athlete in volleyball, basketball and track and field, helping lead the Lady Bobcats to new heights while planting a legacy of her own.
PLEASANT HILL — Brooke Beck left high school as one of the most decorated athletes in school history.
Big changes are coming to the MSHSAA state wrestling championships beginning in the 2026-27 school year.
Kayleigh Norris ended her Harrisonville High School career in May with four individual state championships and multiple school records.
Adrian High School’s Bryson Jacobs has added national champion to his quickly-growing resume.
CREIGHTON — When Blake Eads stepped onto the mat at the state championship wrestling tournament, he wasn’t just chasing a title, he was also trying to make history.
ARCHIE — Whether she was spiking a volleyball, launching a javelin, knocking down a three-pointer or rounding the bases, Morgan Mattingley left her mark.
The Blackhawks brought home not one, but two state championships during the year: wearing the crowns in football and boys track. And right in the middle of all that success was Colton Miller, who was selected by school staff as the senior athlete of the year.
FENTON – It might not have been the game they hoped for, but the Pleasant Hill Chicks won their final game of the season topping Logan-Rogersville 4-2 in the third-place game of the 2A state tournament here on Saturday.
For the second time in three years, the Pleasant Hill girls track team brought home a trophy from the Class 4 state championship.
At the 2025 Class 4 state track and field meet held at Adkins Stadium in Jefferson City, the Harrisonville girls track team were among the top programs in the state.
PLEASANT HILL — The Chicks soccer team accomplished something in Saturday’s state quarterfinal contest that hadn’t been done in the Class 2 state tournament since 2013.
CREIGHTON — Opposing views about Sherwood boys basketball coach, Mike Baker, has created a stir at two recent school board meetings.
Drexel High School track and field athletes showed up and showed out at the MSHSAA Class 1 State Championship earning top-five finishes in seven out of the eight events they participated in over the weekend.
BLUE SPRINGS — The Harrisonville and Pleasant Hill track and field teams combined to win six events Saturday at the Class 4 Sectional meet.
The Harrisonville girls soccer team’s season came to an end after losing in the final minutes of last week’s district semifinal 1-0 to Smithville.
The Adrian High School boys track and field team added more hardware to the school’s trophy case Saturday afternoon, earning the 2025 MSHSAA Class 2 State Championship.
ARCHIE — The road to the state track and field championship tightened Saturday as athletes from Adrian, Archie and Sherwood amongst other schools came together for the Class 2 sectional track and field meet.
Athletes from Drexel and Midway High school are headed to Jefferson City after a successful sectional meet Saturday where both schools saw athletes land a spot in the state meet.