When a team has 11 seniors, sometimes it’s hard for an underclassman to standout.
Frisco League Softball Tournament
Last night’s soccer game between Laquey and Dixon changed in a flash.
Local sports scores from Monday and the weekend.
Waynesville’s 22-21 loss to Springfield-Kickapoo Friday night at Slaughter Field was a tale of two halves.
Local Sports Scores Friday Aug. 27
The Waynesville Tigers found a tough way to lose Friday night.
Here are area sports score for Thursday night.
The Waynesville Tigers understand the importance of the first game.
Last season the WaynesvilleHigh School volleyballteam struggled tofind consistency throughout a 13-18-2 season.
The Waynesville softball team’s season may hinge on how far its pitching goes.
Sometimes the best way for a young team to gain experience is to just play.
The Waynesville High School girl’s golf team has shown marked improvements during each of the program’s first three seasons.
It may have only been a preseason jamboree, but Waynesville had some promising moments during Friday night’s action at Slaughter Field.
The Waynesville Tigers
finally got a chance to play
against someone besides
their own team.
Last season the Crocker High School soccer team reached the quarterfinals of the state tournament.
Pujols homers in team’s third straight loss
It’s revamped, slimmed down and a lame-duck.
But if the preseason coaches’ poll is any indication the Great Lakes Football Conference (GLFC) again figures to feature a very close race for the league title.
In the GLFC’s 2010 preseason coaches’ poll three of the league’s four teams -- Missouri S&T, Saint Joseph’s College and newcomer Urbana (Ohio) University -- tied for the No. 1 pick in the conference.
All three of the schools finished with 12 points in the poll, with Urbana and Missouri S&T splitting the four 1st-place votes. Finishing fourth in the poll was Kentucky Wesleyan.
Missouri S&T brings a large contingent of returning players to the linebacker position for the 2010 season, but given that only a handful have any significant game experience, the Miners will need that group to progress quickly to help the defense succeed as a whole.
The leader in the experience category as the season gets underway is Ashley Jordan, who recorded 42 tackles from that spot last year, while Nate Stodghill saw time there as well. The others who will compete for roles at flex linebacker include Jared Jenkins, Ewanu Meneh and Ian Kreher as well as redshirt freshman Ryan Morse.
