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Cole Ruble steps up as Redhawks' running game faces challengesBy Tony Capobianco ~ Southeast MissourianIn recent years, the running game was the backbone of the Southeast Missouri State offense during Geno Hess' time in the backfield. This year, it has taken a village to move the ball through the...
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Semoball high school football stat leaders through Week 7By Cole Lee ~ Southeast MissourianDiscover the top high school football stat leaders in the Semoball area through Week 7, featuring standout performances in passing, rushing, receiving, tackles, sacks, and interceptions.
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Notre Dame survives close match with rising TigersBy Justin Trovillion ~ Southeast MissourianOn Wednesday night, the Notre Dame Bulldogs girls volleyball team defeated the Cape Central Tigers three sets to one at Notre Dame Regional High School in Cape Girardeau. The win brings the Bulldogs...
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Lady Mules win first district title since 2003By MIKE BUHLER, Daily American RepublicThe last time the Poplar Bluff Lady Mules won a district title in tennis, none of their current players had been born yet. The Lady Mules defeated Notre Dame 5-2 on Wednesday afternoon at the Poplar...
- Mules head to Kennett on Friday 5
- Lady Mules host Kids Night against Saxony Lutheran
- Southeast Missourian Gridiron Guide: North-South matchups to rule Week 8 schedule 3
- Tristan Smith’s journey from under-the-radar JUCO prospect to SEMO star
- COLUMN: Cape has a permanent place in St. Louis hockey
- Dexter FB to test itself (and quiet skeptics) against long-time nemesis
- Kennett volleyball picks things back up with win over Sikeston
- St. Vincent volleyball holds off Perryville in five-set thriller
- Mules soccer shuts out Saxony Lutheran 2
- Royals, Bears head to OFC finals
- ON TO THE FINALS: Lady Mules down Festus, will play for district title
- ROUNDUP: Scott City VB wins fourth straight match
- Semifinals are set at SCAA volleyball tourney
- Eagles pay tribute to Hodges with emotional win
- Roundup: Saxony Lutheran volleyball; Notre Dame, Jackson golf; Chaffee, Jackson softball; Eagle Ridge soccer
- Jackson VB seniors go out on high note, win 29th game in final home game
- Missouri Media Rankings, Oct. 14: Caruthersville on rise, district races heating up
- The Missing Piece: Bogan’s return transforms Portageville
- Sikeston extends winning streak with Senior Night victory
- WEEK 8 TOP 10: NMCC debuts, Scott City slides, East Prairie keeps climbing
- Jackson rolls to 55-12 victory over Sikeston, wins fourth straight (10/12/24)8
- Eagles pay tribute to Hodges with emotional win (10/15/24)
- Westwood Hills claims SEMO Cup for 14th time (10/14/24)
- St. Vincent leading tackler 'plays bigger than he is' (10/10/24)
- Semoball high school football stat leaders through Week 6 (10/11/24)
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Clock runs out on Scott City, Rams drop close one to Charleston (10/12/24)The Scott City Rams football team fell 44-35 to the Charleston Blue Jays on Friday night at Scott City High School. The Rams were down 16 points heading into halftime and battled back to within three before the Blue Jays and the game clock finished the job. Scott City head coach Brian Beaubien said he was proud of how hard his team played and fought to get back into the game...
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Mission Accomplished: East Prairie outguns Kelly 40-20 (10/12/24)BENTON, Mo. — A lean, mean, winning machine. East Prairie proved again it is an elite squadron, dominating at Kelly and securing a 40-20 victory on Friday, Oct. 11. “I've continued to stress the importance of effort and physicality, and week after week, we're proving that we're improving in those areas,” said East Prairie coach Ian Penrod. “It was on full display throughout the game. We were dominant in all phases, from offense to defense to special teams.”...
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Cape Central running game infallible as Tigers cruise to blowout at Farmington (10/12/24)Cape Central dominated Farmington 54-14 with a stellar running night. Zai’Aire Thomas and KeyShawn Boyd each score four touchdowns, propelling the Tigers to a strong finish to conference play.
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Redhawks rout Golden Eagles, 34-3; DeLaurent becomes SEMO career touchdown passing leaderThe Southeast Missouri State University Redhawks overcame a turnover-laced first half to rout the Golden Eagles of Tennessee Tech 34-3 in Cape Girardeau on Saturday, Oct. 12. Quarterback Paxton DeLaurent threw for more than 400 yards and tallied four touchdown passes, becoming SEMO's career touchdown passing leader...
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Redhawks' depth continues to be tested entering crucial matchupEntering a crucial Big South-OVC matchup against Tennessee Tech on Saturday, Oct. 12, at Houck Field, Southeast Missouri State (5-1) operates like a reptile shedding its skin while maintaining dominance over the terrain. Week after week, the No. 9 Redhawks have suffered key losses while still winning games and maintaining a perfect record against fellow FCS competition...
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No. 11 SEMO’s 4 keys vs Tennessee Tech: How will the Redhawks keep the ball rolling?The SEMO Redhawk football team aims to extend their five-game winning streak with a home matchup against Tennessee Tech tomorrow afternoon. Read the four biggest storylines heading into Saturday's conference showdown.
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Westwood Hills claims SEMO Cup for 14th time (10/14/24)Jimmy Vernon and Tyler Norton teamed up for a bogey-free 36 holes while their teammates also played under par as the Westwood Hills Country Club team claimed the SEMO Cup on their home course Saturday. Westwood Hills won for the 14th time and first since 2021 in the event which started in 1989. The course hosted the event just 4 1⁄2 months after a tornado destroyed over 100 trees...
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'Positive momentum' building towards Fields of Faith event (10/9/24)There has been a crescendo of faith building in people throughout Southeast Missouri this fall, as the Southeast Missouri chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has held several “Fields of Faith” gatherings.
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Bernie-based company took a swing and has connected (9/12/24)At last month’s Babe Ruth Baseball World Series, when the teenage athletes weren’t competing on the Capaha Field diamond, it was a safe bet that they were flocking en masse up the hill at a display of vibrantly adorned wooden bats. “This is a metal bat tournament,” David Keathley said, “and we sell wooden bats. We’ve done very well today.”
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The test of time: Cape golf league enduring through three decades (9/2/24)Tiger Woods didn’t stay on top of his game of golf for three decades, but you can’t necessarily say the same about a group of 40 women, who gather each week at the Cape Girardeau Jaycee Municipal Golf Course. The Tee Time Tuesday Evening Ladies Golf League tees off throughout the late afternoon at the course each Tuesday and is celebrating its 30th year of existence this season.