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 The Sikeston Lady Bulldogs tennis team fell to the visiting Dexter Lady Bearcats on Wednesday in a 7-2 loss.
Dexter tennis team wins at Sikeston
(09/02/10)Dexter's Amelia Jibben stretches for a high forehand shot during doubles action Wednesday at Sikeston. The Lady Bearcats evened their season record to 1-1 win a 7-2 decision over the host Lady Bulldogs. 
Jackson delivers late to down rival Central in softball
(09/02/10)Jackson scored five runs in the fifth inning to beat Central 10-5.
Bulldogs, Jays set for 125th meeting
(09/02/10) sd_sports@yahoo.com SIKESTON -- First-year Charleston head coach Brett Blackman is all too familiar with the current Sikeston football team. He coached the Bulldog seniors as an assistant at Sikeston and met head coach Kent Gibbs for the first time as a sophomore football player at Jackson High School...
Patient Lady Rams down St. Vincent
(09/02/10) SCOTT CITY -- The Scott City Lady Rams pounded out 12 hits and drew 11 walks as their patience was key in their 11-7 victory over the visiting St. Vincent Lady Indians on Wednesday afternoon. "We were very patient at the plate and put (St. Vincent) in a situation where they had to make a pitch," Scott City head coach Amy Pobst said. "We started the game really good and kind of let down towards the later innings but, overall I though we played well."... 
High school roundup: Jackson edges Central in tennis dual
(09/02/10)All the scores from Wednesday that were reported to the Southeast Missourian. 
Girls tennis team capsules
(09/02/10)Central Tigers Last season's record: 7-9 Returning starters: Emma Segar, sr.; Sarah Thornsberry, sr.; Veronica Swingle, jr.; Caroline Harding, jr.; Morgan Crowell, jr.; Susanna Hayward, jr. Other top returners: Becky Schneider, jr.; Mary Dodd, jr.; Lauren Dumey, jr... 
Jackson rallies for win against St. Vincent
(09/01/10)The Indians survived three straight match points and defeated St. Vincent in three games
Lady Bearcats fall on the road to Lady Tribe in three games
(09/01/10) KENNETT -- Dexter's first road test proved to be a heartbreaker as the Lady Bearcats lost to the Kennett Lady Indians in three, 20-25, 26-24, 25-23. "It's been at least five years since Kennett has been able to stop Dexter," Kennett coach Laura Ort commented after the game. " We have come close on several occasions, but tonight we got the job done... 
Lady Lions victorious in home opener
(09/01/10)The Senath-Hornersville Lady Lions gave their home crowd something to cheer about by defeating the Portageville Lady Bulldogs in straight sets 25-16 and 25-12. The first set was highlighted by an early 12-0 lead for the Lady Lions, with senior Natalie Bibbs serving for 12-straight points to open the set... 
Sikeston rolls: Offense was key in 8-2 win over Chaffee
(09/01/10)SIKESTON -- Although they might not want to make a habit out of it, looking up at an opponents early lead may just be what the Sikeston Lady Bulldogs need to prompt a rally. The Chaffee Lady Devils provided the Lady Bulldogs with an early deficit on Tuesday afternoon at the Sikeston Sports Complex and Sikeston quickly turned it around...
SHS soccer team notches big win over Perryville 3-1
(09/01/10) Staff Reports sd_sports@yahoo.com FARMINGTON -- The Sikeston Bulldogs soccer team had a strong showing in the semifinals of the Farmington Invitational Tournament against the Perryville Pirates on Tuesday night with a 3-1 victory. "It's a big win for us," Sikeston coach Doyle Noe said. "They're a district opponent and I think it may have established some ground in our district... 
Kelly, Powell one-hit Delta in 10-0 victory
(09/01/10)BENTON -- Improving to 2-1 on the season, the Kelly Lady Hawks came out firing on all cylinders in Tuesday game with the visiting Delta Lady Bobcats. With starting pitcher Kristen Powell pitching a one-hit shutout, the Lady Hawks offense combined for 12-hits on the afternoon as Kelly mercy-ruled the Lady Bobcats 10-0 in five innings of play...
Portageville, Dexter both win volleyball openers on Monday
(09/01/10) PORTAGEVILLE -- The Portageville Lady Bulldogs volleyball team opened the season with a straight-set 25-20, 25-18 win over Twin Rivers on Monday. Katelyn Jackson led Portageville with 16 assists while finishing 11 of 12 on serves. Emily Delisle was 7 of 7 on serves with four kills while Janika McIntyre was 11 of 11 on serves with one ace and nine kills... 
Oak Ridge cross country is on right path
(09/01/10)As Oak Ridge cross country coach Jason Niswonger talked about a seismic shift in his team's attitude over its decade of existence a young girl on the team approached and waited quietly. With his team running laps around him on the school campus, alternating between sprinting and jogging during the first day of speed drills, Niswonger talked about nights in the past when he couldn't sleep because new district assignments would be announced the next day...
Notre Dame swimmers win opening meet
(09/01/10) All the area high school events reported Tuesday to the Southeast Missourian.
Missouri state high school football rankings: Week 1
(09/01/10) Sikeston moved up a spot to No. 7 in Class 4. |
Volleyball: Malden 2, New Madrid County Central 1
Jon Smith - Malden Volleyball TeamTracker ~ 08/30/10 Malden opened its season with a win over New Madrid County Central at home.
Softball: East Carter 5, Clearwater 4
Shannon England - Clearwater Softball TeamTracker ~ 08/30/10 East Carter County improved to 4-0 with a victory at Clearwater (2-1) on Monday.
Softball: Clearwater 10, Saxony Lutheran 0
Shannon England - Clearwater Softball TeamTracker ~ 08/27/10 Clearwater improved to 2-0 with a win over Saxony Lutheran (0-3) at home.
Softball: Clearwater 11, Greenville 0 (5 innings)
Shannon England - Clearwater Softball TeamTracker ~ 08/26/10 Clearwater defeated Greenville on the road in the softball season opener for both teams. Missouri state high school football rankings: Week 1COLUMBIA, Mo. -- The state rankings for Missouri high school football voted on by a 10-person panel of sportswriters and broadcasters. First-place votes in parenthesis, followed by this year's won-loss record, points received and last week's ranking.
Class 1 1. South Shelby (8) 1-0 97 1 2. Orrick (2) 1-0 87 2 3. Valle Catholic 1-0 76 4 4. South Harrison 1-0 75 3 5. Tipton 1-0 60 5 6. West Platte 1-0 47 6 7. Miller 1-0 39 7 8. Westran 1-0 33 8 9. Thayer 1-0 24 9 10. Wellington-Napoleon 1-0 71 0 Others receiving votes: Concordia (1-0) 3, North Platte (1-0) 1, Pierce City (1-0) 1. Class 2 1t. Hamilton-Penney (7) 1-0 88 2 1t. Maplewood (2) 1-0 88 3 3. Hogan Prep (1) 1-0 75 4 4. Clark County 1-0 65 5 5. Lawson 1-0 62 7t 6. Blair Oaks 1-0 44 6 7. Lamar 1-0 41 7t 8. Centralia 1-0 27 9 9. Warsaw 0-1 22 1 10. Brentwood 1-0 13 NR Others receiving votes: Northwest Academy (1-0) 9, Caruthersville (1-0) 8, Mountain View-Liberty (0-1) 3, Fair Grove (1-0) 3, Macon (1-0) 2. Class 3 1. Cassville (10) 1-0 100 1 2. Logan-Rogersville 1-0 86 4 3. Bowling Green 1-0 73 5 4. John Burroughs 1-0 67 6 5. Richmond 1-0 52 9 6. Cardinal Ritter 0-1 46 2 7. Boonville 1-0 27 NR 8. Maryville 0-1 26 3 9. Aurora 1-0 20 NR 10. Priory 1-0 10 NR Others receiving votes: Seneca (0-1) 8, Fredericktown (1-0) 7, Trinity Catholic (0-1) 6, Monett (1-0) 6, Chillicothe (1-0) 5, Mountain Grove (0-1) 2, Oak Grove (1-0) 1. Class 4 1. Kearney (10) 1-0 100 1 2. Webb City 1-0 89 2 3. Helias 1-0 81 3 4. Bolivar 1-0 66 5 5. Ladue Horton Watkins 1-0 59 6 6. Harrisonville 0-1 40 4 7t. Sikeston 1-0 37 8t 7t. Carthage 1-0 37 10t 9. Hannibal 0-1 18 7 10. Union 1-0 17 NR Others receiving votes: Vashon (1-0) 2, Borgia (1-0) 1, Hillcrest (1-0) 1, Miller Career (1-0) 1. Class 5 1. Webster Groves (9) 1-0 49 1 2. Chaminade (1) 1-0 38 2 3. Lee's Summit West 1-0 29 3 4. Fort Osage 1-0 22 4 5. Staley 1-0 7 NR Others receiving votes: Nixa (1-0) 5. Class 6 1t. Rockhurst (5) 1-0 45 1 1t. Hazelwood Central (5) 1-0 45 2 3. Jefferson City 1-0 27 4 4. Blue Springs 0-1 23 3 5. DeSmet 0-1 7 5 Others receiving votes: Francis Howell (1-0) 3. |
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