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The Newburg High track team got a pair of all-state performances from junior Kylon Bales in the boys' pole vault and senior Austin Thompson in the boys' 300-meter hurdles...
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Adam Wainwright got a nice, loud ovation from the large contingent of St. Louis Cardinals fans behind the third-base dugout as he walked off the mound with an eight-run lead with one out in the bottom of the eighth inning.
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Mike Moustakas was a bit daunted when he came to the plate in the eighth inning with the bases loaded and his team down by one. The numbers were looming right there on the scoreboard: 0 for 18 and a batting average under .180
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Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia don't like each other, and they're making no effort to disguise their feelings.
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What's not to like? Being in the lottery every year.
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The 50th Super Bowl will be held in the San Francisco Bay Area and the NFL championship will go to Houston the following year.
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The Kansas City Chiefs are putting together an offense that promises to be bold and dynamic, if not downright revolutionary, a blend of old and new under coach Andy Reid.
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Several Waynesville High student-athletes have signed letters of intent to participate in collegiate athletics throughout the spring semester.
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One step closer to the individual state championship, nine Waynesville High athletes advanced to the MSHSAA Track & Field Championships Saturday.
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With the St. Louis Cardinals leading the San Diego Padres 2-1 in the sixth inning, manager Mike Matheny had seen enough of Shelby Miller.
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The Kansas City Royals lost three straight games by one run this weekend to the Oakland Athletics.
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A day's worth of smiles and volunteerism created an unforgettable atmosphere at the Waynesville R-VI district's Field Day.
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Three straight one-run wins and a series sweep of slumping Kansas City might be just the thing to get the Oakland Athletics going again.
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Kyle Lohse was the St. Louis Cardinals' ace last season. Maybe they know too much about him.
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Wins in four of the previous five contests tipped the scale in the Tigers favor entering the Class 5, District 10 Tournament championship contest against the Lebanon Yellowjackets.
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The Kansas City Chiefs shook up their scouting department Thursday by hiring Will Lewis as director of pro scouting and Marvin Allen as the director of college scouting.
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Daniel Murphy and David Wright combined for five hits and three RBIs against Adam Wainwright and the New York Mets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday.
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The Dixon Bulldogs should have been rolling on all cylinders after stomping top-seeded Conway a night before.
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Jennifer Costello (St. Louis, Mo./Parkway South ) and Spencer Brinkmeyer (Kansas City, Mo./Oak Park), two Missouri S&T student-athletes who have earned numerous honors throughout their careers at the institution
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After getting swept in a three-game series by the New York Yankees at the end of their homestand, the Kansas City Royals turned things around somewhat against the underachieving Los Angeles Angels.
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This time around, Shelby Miller battled for outs.
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Crocker was the place to be on Saturday night .
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Jeremy Guthrie's 18-game unbeaten streak ended with a powerful display from the middle of the Los Angeles Angels' previously underachieving lineup.
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Mike Matheny is still waiting for rookie left-hander John Gast to show some emotion.
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Kansas City Royals veteran Fred White announced his retirement Tuesday after 40 years with the organization, most recently as director of broadcast services and the franchise's alumni.
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Any question about whether Branden Albert would fit right back in with the Kansas City Chiefs was put to rest when new quarterback Alex Smith greeted his left tackle with a smile.
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A heavy-hitting Dixon Bulldogs baseball team got hot early against top-seeded Conway in Monday's Class 3, District 9 district semifinals round.
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The Kansas City Chiefs have released former fifth-round draft pick De'Quan Menzi, who spent all of last season on injured reserve, and reserve offensive lineman Lucas Patterson.
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After a sporadic bout of spring thundershowers altered the track season schedule multiple times, Waynesville finally made it to Saturday's Class 4, District 10 championship track meet.
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So much for Billy Butler's offensive drought.
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After finally dialing in his delivery, Lance Lynn kept the Cardinals in the game just long enough.
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Check out Saturday's box score between Dixon and Steelville baseball:
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Jake Westbrook has been trying to ignore elbow pain since spring training. The St. Louis pitcher and the team finally decided it was time for a break.
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Saturday's Missouri Class 5, District 10 Tournament first-round game appeared a do-over of the April 9 Ozark Conference outing between the two rivals on the FCNB Field at the Bray Sports Complex.
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Jaime Garcia got rocked again by Colorado and fell well short of giving the St. Louis Cardinals three straight pitching gems.
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A weekend filled with sharp words between Tiger Woods and Sergio Garcia came down to one last showdown Sunday in The Players Championship, this one staged across the water in a tiny, terrifying section of the TPC Sawgrass.
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A federal judge has denied a petition by Missouri basketball coach Frank Haith, who wanted to subpoena Bank of America employees to determine if his checking account was illegally accessed by an unauthorized person during the NCAA's investigation of Miami athletics.
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Production did not live up to the hype last fall for Dorial Green-Beckham, the teenage sensation already known better by his three initials before arriving at Missouri.
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Robyn Regehr broke his nose and got a puck in his ear, while captain Dustin Brown merely has a jagged cut on the bridge of his unbroken nose. Other Los Angeles Kings bear their own souvenirs, and several St. Louis Blues are similarly marked up.
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Within a week, three students from two area school districts committed to collegiate athletics programs.
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Jeremy Guthrie's incentive to win had nothing to do with beating his former team.
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The way the Los Angeles Kings opened the playoffs is old news. The defending Stanley Cup champions are headed home where they've dominated, one win shy of surviving the first round.
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Previously undefeated in the Frisco Conference, the Dixon Bulldogs baseball team took a 4-3 lead against Iberia in the top of the sixth.
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The Tigers were ahead 3-0 in the team's initial singles tennis matches, but Rolla's Nethaniel Graham and Sven Olberg pushed two of Waynesville's top competitors to the limit in the night's final singles matches.
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One bad throw led to another, and then another. And another.
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Starting pitching. Veteran hitters. Dependable relievers. The St. Louis Cardinals have it all, so all this success on the road is no accident.
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Chicago Cubs manager Dale Sveum has his choice for best starter right now in the major leagues: Travis Wood.
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When analyzing the key elements of a stinging defeat, Kansas City Royals manager Ned Yost looked past Baltimore's eight hits and Matt Wieters' three RBIs.
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For the second time in three days the Lady Tigers were set to take on Missouri's No. 8-ranked team in Class 3 girls soccer.
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The St. Louis Blues were confident they could push the Los Angeles Kings to the brink of elimination when they took a one-goal lead into the third period.
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