Scott County Central

SIKESTON — Charleston’s offense, flowing through a diverse group of playmakers, turned up the heat Thursday night, securing an 89-64 win at Scott County Central. The Blue Jays (8-6, 3-1 SEMO) pushed their win streak to three with the victory over the Braves (3-9, 1-3 Scott-Mississippi), steadily pulling away after each quarter behind a lethal mix of perimeter shooting, fast-break execution, and intense defensive pressure...

From wire-to-wire control against Kelly to punishing fast-break attacks over Scott County Central, East Prairie’s latest Scott-Mississippi Conference victories came with authority. The Eagles (10-2, 5-0 Scott-Mississippi Conference) won 73-55 over the Hawks (1-11, 0-4 Scott-Mississippi Conference) on Monday, maintaining control throughout the game despite a few uncharacteristic mistakes...

SIKESTON — Scott County Central pulled away in the second half to beat Charleston 63-35 on Monday at Ronnie Cookson Gymnasium. Behind the strong inside play, the Bravettes (6-7, 2-1 Scott-Missippi Conference) used a dominant second half to secure the win as senior Nikki Adams and freshman Freshman Madison Klaffer controlled the paint at both ends of the floor, combining for 45 points, 28 rebounds and 10 blocks while shooting better than 60 percent from the field...

SIKESTON — Portageville took control with a dominant third-quarter performance to seal a 61-50 win at Scott County Central on Thursday, Jan. 9. The game, originally scheduled for 7:30 p.m., was moved up three hours due to incoming snow. While the weather was the main concern, some might joke that the early tip-off also allowed fans to catch the college football playoff semifinal between Notre Dame and Penn State later in the evening. ...

SIKESTON — Scott County Central snapped a three-game skid with a dramatic 58-57 victory over Westwood Baptist on Tuesday, Jan. 7. The Braves (3-6) were led by Cortavian Banks, who scored a game-high 23 points, while Robbie Dodd kept the Eagles (8-5) in it with 32 points...

Woodland surges past Scott County Central with a dominant 73-44 win in the FSCB quarterfinals. With standout performances from Addyson Massa and Mallary Barks, Woodland secures a semifinal spot.

The Poplar Bluff basketball Lady Mules continued their winning ways on Thursday with a 44-34 win over the Scott County Central Bravettes, improving their home record to 2-0 and their overall record to 5-2 on the season. “I thought we played hard,” Poplar Bluff coach Soley Dugas said. ...

It’s been 30 years since the Scott County Central girls made a state championship run.  A generation has passed since the Bravettes last tasted that glory, however, with a talented roster and dedicated coaching staff, this year’s team might have the potential to end that drought. ...

Scott County Central, a storied program with some of the richest winning traditions anywhere, boasting 18 state championships—the most of any school in the state—is determined to rebound from recent struggles and reclaim its place among Missouri’s elite. ...