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Portageville overpowers state-ranked Chaffee in defensive battlePORTAGEVILLE, Mo. — A win over a state-ranked team can shift momentum — and rankings. Portageville showed it belongs in the conversation with Missouri’s best, dispatching Class 2, No. 9 Chaffee... -
St. Vincent girls’ red-hot shooting pave way, routing Grandview in JCAA openerSt. Vincent girls basketball dominates Grandview 68-22 in its JCAA opener, fueled by a strong outside shooting performance. With this win, the Indians improve to 12-1 for the season. -
SEMO men’s hold on, earn huge conference win at Tennessee Tech 77-70SEMO men's basketball secured a huge 77-70 win over Tennessee Tech to mark the program's first victory at the Eblen Center since 2014. Key performances from Teddy Washington Jr. and Rob Martin helped... -
Defense powers Oran’s fast start in win over KellyORAN, Mo. — Oran came out of the gate like a team on a mission, using stifling defense to keep Kelly on its heels during a 76-51 victory on Tuesday, Jan. 14. The Eagles (6-7, 2-2 Scott-Mississippi...
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Reigning champion Southeast baseball, softball squads release 2025 schedules (1/14/25)The Southeast Missouri baseball and softball teams finalized and released their 2025 spring season schedules Tuesday, with the two combining for 43 total home games this season. Southeast baseball leads the pack with 30 games scheduled to be played at Capaha Field, while Redhawk softball’s 13 games hosted in 2025 makes up just over 30 percent of the schedule... -
Mannon excited for Mules to tangle with tough foes (1/14/25)The Poplar Bluff Mules football schedules have been released for the next three seasons (2025, 2026 and 2027), Poplar Bluff High School athletic director Kent Keith announced on Tuesday. The Mules’ 2025 schedule is identical to this past season’s schedule, other than switching from playing at home to on the road, and vice versa. Poplar Bluff opens the season Aug. 29 at Valley View in Jonesboro, Arkansas, followed by a Sept. 5 home game against Chaminade... -
Meet Kayleigh Milam: Jackson girls' wrestling’s next big thing (1/14/25)Kayleigh Milam is making waves in Missouri's girls' wrestling scene after continuing to emerge as one of the top 110-pounders in the state. As a junior, the Jackson standout is aiming for a state medal and a future in college wrestling.
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SEMO's late surge falls short against Morehead StateChrishawn Coleman scored 26 points to lead the Morehead State Eagles over the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks 64-61 on Saturday, Jan. 11, at the Show Me Center. A last-second rebound and layup by Maia Rosarion gave the Eagles the go-ahead basket. A free throw afterward put her at the 20-point mark on the day. She also grabbed 15 rebounds for the double-double as the Eagles outrebounded the Redhawks 34-30... -
Morehead State takes down SEMO men’s 67-56 in OVC clashMorehead State defeated SEMO 67-56 on Saturday in a key OVC matchup. Despite point guard Rob Martin's standout performance, the Redhawks struggled against Morehead's dominant rebounding and second-half surge. -
Kayden Minner shows promise in freshman season as Mount Union reaches national championshipIt wasn’t too long ago that Kayden Minner questioned if he’d ever get a chance — any chance — to play college football. Fast forward to this season, and New Madrid County Central graduate not only found a home at Mount Union, but also played a part in the Purple Raiders run to the NCAA Division III National Championship that concluded with a 41-25 loss to North Central in the Staff Bowl at Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, Texas on Sunday, Jan. 5...
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Remembering Jess Bolen: A legacy of leadership, baseball, and community (1/13/25)Longtime Cape Capahas player/manager and SEMO ESPN personality Jess Bolen passed away at the age of 82 on Monday, Jan. 13, 2025. Sources told the Southeast Missourian confirming the initial report by Todd Richards of KFVS. Bolen's son and former Capahas manager, Tom Bolen, told Richards the senior passed away overnight in his sleep... -
From the ground up: How SEMO Prep basketball became a recruiting hotbed (1/10/25)After its foundation in 2020, CEO and head coach Roy Booker has turned SEMO Preparatory School basketball into a recruiting hotspot. Booker has produced nearly 60 college scholarship players in four years. -
The perfect homecoming: Cape native Nathan Stearns’ knockout highlights epic Cage of Honor 92 (12/8/24)Cage of Honor 92 saw a jam-packed crowd file into the Show Me Center for an absolute spectacle of an event that featured some of the top mixed martial artists in the Midwest region on Saturday night, Dec. 7. Twelve fights took center stage, including a Fight of the Night nominee in Cape Girardeau native and middleweight Nathan Stearns’ knockout victory on the main card... -
Setting the stage: Cage of Honor 92 coming to Show Me Center (12/6/24)The mecca of Midwest regional mixed martial arts is coming to the Show Me Center on Saturday, Dec. 7. With hopes and aspirations of forging a path to the UFC, a handful of the area’s top fighters will be competing under the bright lights at Cage of Honor 92...
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Saad day for St. Louis; Blues veteran scores 500th point in 3-2 loss to Jets (10/23/24)ST. LOUIS — It took St. Louis Blues veteran Brandon Saad entered his 14th season in the NHL just one point away from the 500 career mark. It took him until the final game of the Blues’ season-opening homestand but he finally crossed the mark with two goals during St. Louis’ 3-2 loss against the undefeated Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Enterprise Center... -
Joel Hofer continues hot start as Blues calm Hurricanes 4-3 (10/20/24)ST. LOUIS — Young St. Louis Blues goalie Joel Hofer is having a unique start to the 2024 NHL season. The 24-year-old has won each of his first three starts of the season, the first of which being a comeback victory at San Jose in overtime. On Thursday, he became the first goalie in NHL history to have a shutout performance and an assist in the same game...