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State-Bound Blue Jay: Logan’s effort rewardedIRONTON, Mo. — Charleston’s Brown Logan has punched his ticket to the MSHSAA Class 2 State Meet, set to take place at Gans Creek Cross Country Course in Columbia, Missouri on Saturday, Nov. 9. “It... -
Golden Girls: East Prairie claims second straight state championshipCOLUMBIA, Mo. — East Prairie once again etched its name into Missouri cheerleading history, capturing the Class 2A Large Division State Championship title for the second consecutive year. The... -
Rylie Brown's historic inaugural season leads to state championshipsRylie Brown makes history as Malden's first cross country state qualifier, inspiring future female runners. -
Jackson soccer ends season with loss in district tournamentThe Jackson Indians boys soccer team fell 3-2 to the Kirkwood Pioneers in the quarterfinal of the Class 4 District 1 tournament on Tuesday at Oakville High School in St. Louis. On a sloppy, wet...
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St. Vincent VB storms back from 0-2 down to stun Jefferson in Class 2 state quarterfinals (11/2/24)The St. Vincent girls volleyball team made a stunning comeback from two sets down to defeat Jefferson in the Class 2 state quarterfinals. The unforgettable 3-2 victory advances the Lady Indians to the semis next Friday. -
Cape Central slams Webster Groves in Class 5 District 1 quarterfinals (11/2/24)The Cape Central Tigers dominated Webster Groves 42-7 in the Class 5 District 1 quarterfinals on Friday behind a powerful run game and physical defense, setting the stage for a semifinal clash against Poplar Bluff. -
Porter makes move from athlete to trainer (11/2/24)Fifteen years ago, Tara Porter was a first-team all-state basketball player at Greenville High School. Porter now finds herself on the other side of the bench as she is in her third season as the team trainer for all sports, including football, at Poplar Bluff High School...
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Raiders build depth, versatility for upcoming seasonForty-five years after he helped the Three Rivers College men’s basketball team win its first national championship, Robert Kirby is back to lead the Raiders on the hardwood this season. “It’s awesome to be back home,” Kirby said. “I’m loving being back in the element. When you coach a lot of different places, some places you go to, you (have to) work your way into knowing what’s going on, the people that surround the program and things like that — and feeling comfortable... -
Lady Raiders take aim at championshipThe Three Rivers College women's basketball team has set its sights on the highest goal this season: a national championship. The Lady Raiders have the players, the coach — and now the experience — to know exactly what it will take to climb that mountain... -
SEMO Men’s Basketball: Season outlook, key players, Bradley game previewCAPE GIRARDEAU – It’s probably fair to say Brad Korn enters the upcoming season with what looks on paper to be one of his deepest and more experienced teams in recent memory. It’s also fair to say Korn’s SEMO Redhawks have a lot of unknowns, a group picked by an Ohio Valley Conference poll of league head coaches to finish seventh in the conference this season...
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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... -
'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. -
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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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... -
Blues edge Islanders in defensive showdown with Neighbours' OT goal (10/18/24)ST. LOUIS — It took the first five games of the season but like a good Neighbours, Jake was there with his first goal of the season, an overtime winner to sink the New York Islanders 1-0 on Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Enterprise Center. “He’s such a good kid,” Blues defenseman Ryan Suter said of Neighbors. “He kind of has that old-school mentality so it’s fun to see him get rewarded there.”...