By PAUL STURMLCL Sports Editorpsturm@cherryroad.com The county’s (or bordering) four Class 1 high school basketball programs all had mixed results between Jan. 14 and this… Login to continue reading Login…
After a decent showing by the boys and subpar performance by the girls in the Jan. 18 Chillicothe Invitational tournament, Marceline High School’s wrestling teams are in the midst of a busy 6-days stretch.
Swept double-duals at Chillicothe before that By DENNIS HUGHESSpecial to the LCL For the second time in three days Monday, Brookfield showed its mettle while… Login to continue reading Login…
MILAN — The only prior time during this 2024-25 high school basketball season the Marceline Lady Tigers had tasted victory during five tournament contests prior to last week’s Milan Invitational tourney worked their benefit when they sought a surprise title in that event last Saturday.
By PAUL STURMLCL Sports Editorpsturm@cherryroad.com In 2025 openers, fall to Scotland County at home with slow offensive finishes MARCELINE — Both Marceline High School’s basketball… Login to continue reading Login…
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An already-skimpy slate of games for Linn Countyâs (and adjacent) Class 1 high school basketball teams during the first seven days of the new year virtually vanished in last Sundayâs blizzard. Still, some significant action did occur.
With a strong finish to Nashvilleâs Music City Bowl Dec. 30 â rallying with two Blake Craig field goals from more than 50 yards away while shutting out Iowa in the fourth quarter to prevail, 27-24, the 2024 University of Missouri-Columbia football Tigers concluded their season with a 10-3 record. One of the few Southeastern Conference teams to win their bowl game, the Tigers achieved back-to-back double-digits-wins seasons for only the third time in program history, albeit most of that history saw the team play no more than 10 or 11 games in a season. Seen here are senior quarterback and team leader Brady Cook, who led the team in rushing, as well as passing, yardage, gaining some of that around the left side, senior wide receiver Theo Wease making a catch to gain important yardage before exiting with an injury in the second quarter, and defensive lineman Chris McClellan, left, and Zion Young holding the bowl game trophy as head coach Eli Drinkwitz, far left, looks on. (LENNON BARNES/C-T LCL PHOTOS)
By PAUL STURMLCL Sports Editorpsturm@cherryroad.com Hosted Hamilton last night, at Gallatin tonight Their game schedules not impacted by the snow, since they were in the… Login to continue reading Login…