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Top seeds advance in Class 3, District 1 Tournament
Aaron Lynn - Daily Dunklin Democrat ~ 03/02/10
Kennett, Caruthersville, and New Madrid County Central used their speed to win while Charleston relied on their superior perimeter shooting.
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Top seeds advance in Class 3, District 1 Tournament
Aaron Lynn - Daily Dunklin Democrat ~ 03/02/10 Kennett, Caruthersville, and New Madrid County Central used their speed to win while Charleston relied on their superior perimeter shooting. 
Easy wins highlight boys first round play in Class 3 District 1
By Chris Pobst ~ 03/02/10 No game was decided by fewer than 28 points as all of the higher seeds advanced to the semifinals.
High school roundup: Meadow Heights advances to district title game
03/02/10 All the area high school results reported Monday to the Southeast Missourian. 
NMCC pulls off only upset in first round of Class 3 District 1 girls tourney
03/01/10 The No. 5 seed Eagles defeated Kelly while Kennett, Charleston and Scott City also advanced.
High school roundup: Woodland girls survive scare
02/28/10 All the scores from Friday and Saturday that were reported to the Southeast Missourian. 
Kielhofner leads Oran to win
By Lundi McIntyre ~ 02/26/10 The Eagles got a big game from senior Gabe Kielhofner to lead them to a 78-41 win over visiting Kelly. 
Kelly girls down Oran 48-36
By Chris Pobst ~ 02/26/10 Senior Londyn Backfisch and junior Kayla Hicks led the Lady Hawks with 12 points apiece. They each pulled down seven rebounds as well.
High school roundup: Oak Ridge reaches 20 wins for first time
02/26/10 All the area high school events reported Thursday to the Southeast Missourian. |
 
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good luck tonight u gunna need it cause ur gunna get creamed by the indians.. i go to jackson and our jv and varsity make yall look like little kids.. so good luck
good job lady hawks yall are amazing this year! im from Naylor and we are playing in the Quarterfinals also we had a great win over a team called norwood and so we made it! i just wanted to wish yall luck in St. Louis Saturday! hopefully well both go to state! we play in Ash Grove on Saturday! well good job and good luck!
The Kelly Lady Hawks softball team is having another outstanding season. Last week the Lady Hawks ran into a very good Delta team that beat them 2 - 0. They finished the week off by beating Cape Central 4 - 0 and East Prairie 13 - 0.
This week the Lady Hawks beat two very good teams, Poplar Bluff 4 - 0 on Tuesday and Perryville 4 - 0 on Wednesday. The Lady Hawks are currently 14 - 4. They will be off the rest of this week before heading into a full schedule of games next week.
The Lady Hawks will be tested next week with 3 very tough home games and the rescheduled Jackson Tournament. On Monday, the Lady Hawks play the Notre Dame Lady Bulldogs. Tuesday the opponent will be the Poplar Bluff Lady Mules. On Wednesday, which will be Senior Day, the Lady Hawks will play the Oran Lady Eagles. Saturday the Lady Hawks will travel to Cape Shawnee Park to play in the Jackson Tournament, which was rained out last weekend.
Kelly will round out its season on October 5th, playing their season finale at Jackson against the Lady Indians. The 2A district tournament will begin later that week in Perryville. Good luck to the Lady Hawks and continue your hard play.
The Kelly Lady Hawks had an outstanding week. On Tuesday, the Lady Hawks traveled to Scott City, to face off with 2A district foe, the Lady Rams. Junior Kristen Powell held the Lady Rams in check, pitching 6 1/3 innings. Danielle Dock came in to get the final two outs of the game, to save the 4 -0 shutout. On Wednesday, the Lady Hawks hit the road again, traveling to Sikeston to face off with a very competitive Lady Bulldogs team. Sikeston jumped to an early 3 - 0 lead, off of Danielle Dock th in the first two innings. Sikeston held the lead through 4 innings, before the Lady Hawks rallied to take the lead 4 - 3 in the 5th innings. The Lady Hawks prevailed 5 - 3 over the tough Lady Bulldogs team, with Danielle Dock getting the win.
On Saturday, the Lady Hawks traveled to Arnold, MO to play in the Seckman Jaguar Invitational Tournament. The Lady Hawks lost their first game to 4A Pacific 4 - 3. In the second game, the Lady Hawks lost 1 - 0 to another 4A school, Cor Jesu. Since all teams were guaranteed 4 games in this very competitive tournament, the Lady Hawks had to bounce back and turn it up a notch, which is exactly what they did. The Lady Hawks beat 3A Windsor 10 - 0 in their third game and then beat 4A Nerinx Hall 5 - 0 in their finale. An overall 2 - 2 record for the tournament, scoring 18 runs while allowing just 5 runs in 28 innings, is not shabby for the only 2A team in the tournament. The Lady Hawks ended the week with an overall 10 - 3 record.
The Lady Hawks will be in action next week at Delta on Monday, Cape Central at Kelly on Wednesday and at East Prairie on Thursday. This weekend the Lady Hawks will be playing in the Jackson Invitational Tournament, which will be played at Shawnee Sports Complex in Cape Girardeau. Good Luck and keep playing hard.
Great first week Lady Hawks softball. 2-0 Varsity record and 1-1 JV record. Don't let up, it's a long season and remember what's waiting at the end of the rainbow.