Hayti

Hayti Indians secure a 46-22 victory over Malden in their last regular-season game, boosting their momentum before the Class 1 District 1 playoffs.

Delta C-7 Chargers clinch a thrilling Senior Night victory, ending their season on a high.

HAYTI – Having won the last two “Battle of the Bootheel” football games by an average margin of 46 points, it was little surprising that Caruthersville claimed a third consecutive title on Friday at Hayti by a comfortable 48-16 margin. However, for a while at least, the Indians made it interesting until the Tigers simply proved too much.

As they pertain to the Hayti High School football squad, the numbers demonstrating the Indians’ improvement this season from years past don’t lie. Hayti won just three times in 17 outings during the 2022 and 2023 seasons and will be going for its third victory this fall today at 5:30 p.m. against Bootheel rival Caruthersville.

Cape Central's fall from grace shakes up the Week 7 football rankings as Jackson climbs, Caruthersville dominates, and St. Vincent claims the top spot for the first time this season.

Hayti Hall of Fame honors its second class, inducting George Merrell, Lee Watkins, and Ivory Winters for their outstanding contributions to sports and community.

Explore the top high school football stat leaders in the Semoball area through Week 5. Discover standout performances in passing, rushing, receiving, and defense across 18 local teams.

Charleston's upset blowout over Portageville headlines a wild Week 6 in Southeast Missouri high school football, marked by hurricane winds, rescheduled games, and standout performances across the Semoball area.

Statistical leaders from the Semoball coverage area through four games. Semoball.com covers 20 local high school football programs, 18 of which field varsity teams for the 2024 season. Schools included in these totals are Cape Central, Caruthersville, Chaffee, Charleston, Dexter, East Prairie, Hayti, Jackson, Kelly, Kennett, Malden, New Madrid County Central, Perryville, Poplar Bluff, Portageville, Scott City, Sikeston and St. Vincent...

Cape Central dominates, St. Vincent rises, and Scott City shakes up the standings. Discover how these top teams are positioning themselves for the season ahead.

There isn’t a more prolific passer, thus far into this high school football season, than Hayti sophomore J.C. Ford, so opposing defenses certainly need to be concerned in trying to contain Ford.

CHARLESTON – The volleyball programs at both Hayti and Charleston High Schools have struggled through the years. However, those who attended the match pitting the two at Charleston on Monday wouldn’t have realized that by the competition. In a thrilling, back-and-forth match, Hayti earned its first win of the season by rallying in the fifth set to claim the night 25-17, 26-28, 25-16, 19-25, 15-8.

Cape Central claims the top spot in Semoball's Week 4 football rankings after a dominant win over Sikeston. Jackson drops to No. 2 following a tough loss, while Dexter and St. Vincent round out the top four.

McKenzie Putman had it made professionally to start her career in education. The 2018 Kennett High School graduate was teaching high school math at her alma mater and could have put her life and career on cruise control, wearing black and yellow for the next few decades. However, what you don’t understand is who Putman is deep down inside, which explains why she remains an Indian but is wearing black and gold, not black and yellow.

It took three weeks for Hayti head coach Dominique Robinson to not just get his first win since returning to the Indians but his first signature win as well. Isaiah Love scored a total of three touchdowns to lead the Indians to a 32-20 upset win over the Scott City Rams on Friday, Sept. 13, in Scott City, Mo...

No football coach in the Bootheel knows more of what to expect from its opponent tonight than Portageville High School’s Lucas Rayfield does of Hayti High School.

Following a decade of struggles on the court, the Hayti High School volleyball squad has been infused with a major dose of positivity in the form of first-year head coach McKenzie Putman.

Following a struggling two seasons, the Hayti High School football squad isn’t going to rebound simply because highly successful veteran coach Dominique Robinson returned to the sidelines.

The Poplar Bluff Mules football team will face a stiff challenge when district play starts in November. The Missouri State High School Activities Association released district assignments for all fall sports except for cross country on Friday — and the Mules learned they will be joined in Class 5 District 1 by not only two-time defending district champion Cape Central, but also by defending Class 5 state champion Cardinal Ritter...