BROOKFIELD — Fifty years later, their fans can rejoice and celebrate. The Beatles finally are reuniting! What’s that? Dead? Two of them? Guess that means folks around here will have to settle for the original North Central Missouri Conference – apparently not extinct, but merely long dormant – re-forming with some friends added on.
ST. JOSEPH — Continuing a strong season thus far, Brookfield High School Lady Bulldogs claimed the top spot in the “A” level competition in a Dec.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Even as the Kansas City Chiefs squeaked out wins the past few weeks, coach Andy Reid lamented both the state of their inexperienced defense and their inability to put away struggling teams.
Tigers’ Offense Spotty as Wake Forest wins bowl game, 27-17 TAMPA, Fla. — Sam Hartman completed 23 of 36 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns in what is expected to be his final game with Wake Forest, a 27-17 win over Missouri in the Gasparilla Bowl on Friday night.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Kobe Brown set career highs with 31 points and eight assists, and D'Moi Hodge added 20 points to lead Missouri to a 93-71 victory over No.
MARCELINE — An historic and unanimous decision this past Monday means Marceline High School sports teams and other co-curricular and extracurricular activities will have a new competitive home year after next. Following a virtual half-century in the Lewis and Clark Conference, much of it as the loop’s dominant football program, the Marceline R-V Schools Board of Education has voted to shift the district from the Lewis and Clark Conference to the Grand River Conference’s Eastern Division, as of the 2024-25 school year, district Superintendent Dr.
Missouri deer hunters have just one firearms season left for 2022-23 – the alternative methods season – and that season begins Saturday (Christmas eve) to run through Jan. 3.
KANSAS CITY — The Kansas City Royals and well-traveled right-hander Jordan Lyles have agreed to a $17 million, two-year contract, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press on Tuesday.
TRENTON — The opportunity for Brookfield High School's basketball teams to the holiday period on winning notes was seized by the Lady Bulldogs Tuesday night, but not by the boys. After BHS’ Lady Bulldogs used a 15–6 second quarter to gain control of their lone appearance in this year’s “High School Holiday Hoops” shootout hosted by the North Central Missouri College Foundation en route to their 44-30 decision over the Trenton Lady Bulldogs, the BHS boys tumbled into a 15-points ditch after the first quarter and were still there at game’s end, falling to Trenton 57-42.
Through their first eight games of the 2022-23 high school basketball season – rarely against what qualified as even-marginal-quality opponents, Meadville’s Lady Eagles had won each – by an average of 45 points.