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Missouri Media Rankings, Oct. 28: St. Vincent, Jackson mark notable movementsBy Cole Lee ~ Southeast MissourianCheck out Missouri's latest high school football rankings as St. Vincent ups its lead on the top spot in Class 1 while Jackson makes a comeback. Discover the key movements ahead of the postseason.
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Oak Ridge captures first ever volleyball district championshipBy Tony Capobianco ~ Southeast MissourianThe Oak Ridge volleyball team set a new milestone this year by defeating New Haven in four sets (25-22, 25-20, 23-25, 25-21) to win their first-ever district championship on Monday, Oct. 28, in...
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WEEK 10 TOP 10: Jackson clobbers Festus, Poplar Bluff knocks off Hawks3By Cole Lee ~ Southeast MissourianGet ready for postseason high school football in Southeast Missouri as Jackson holds the top spot after a dominant win over Festus. Discover the final regular season top 10 rankings and key matchups.
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Claire Bean and Handley McAtee accomplish historic three-peat at Missouri State Tennis TournamentKaelin TriggsClaire Bean and Handley McAtee clinch a historic third consecutive state title at the Missouri State Tennis Tournament, concluding an undefeated career and tying a state record.
- Ty Leonard comes in the clutch for No. 6 SEMO
- Resiliancy, Ruble key to Redhawks continued football success
- Caruthersville matches Dragons' physicality in 42-20 thumping 1
- Dexter finishes perfect, historic regular season with demolition of Scott City
- No. 6 SEMO outlasts Gardner-Webb 30-24 on homecoming Saturday
- Short rallies push Lafayette softball past Jackson at home, into final four berth
- Chaffee softball hammers Elsberry, claims return ticket to final four in fiery duel
- Betts breaks loose as Charleston rolls Sikeston
- NMCC seniors seal dramatic win over Portageville 1
- Sikeston routs Hillsboro in Senior Night Firework Show
- Sea of red swarms Festus, inciting fierce Jackson blowout in senior night fight 6
- Weekend Roundup: St. Vincent volleyball wins district; Notre Dame, Saxony softball season ends in state
- Cape Central runs for 7 TDs as Tigers thump Kennett 56-0
- Meadow Heights volleyball defeats Oran in C1D3 quarterfinal, will face Advance
- Leopold kicks off C1D3 tournament with win over Marquand, will face Bell City in semis
- Mules close regular season with win at Hillsboro
- Kelly caps regular season with 48-0 win at Chaffee
- Hayti Indians beat Malden in Bootheel Friday Night football match
- Brown brothers have TRC, Jackson roots
- 3 storylines ahead of No. 6 SEMO’s homecoming game against Gardner-Webb
- Missouri Media Rankings, Oct. 21: Marionville drops, St. Vincent claims crown (10/21/24)16
- Sea of red swarms Festus, inciting fierce Jackson blowout in senior night fight (10/26/24)6
- Rollercoaster Ride to the Finish: Chaffee claims district title with win against Neelyville (10/24/24)1
- Semoball high school football stat leaders through Week 8 (10/24/24)
- Tiger coach is 'completely and totally invested' in his community (10/24/24)3
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'Work ethic' showing in much-improved Dexter kicking game (10/25/24)With each passing week, as the SEMO Conference Central Division championship was on the line, and as the top seed in the MSHSAA Class 3 District 1 was hanging in the balance, the stakes facing the Dexter High School football squad have increased.
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Improved goalkeeper has Perryville riding four-game scoreless streak into district tournament (10/25/24)Perryville junior goalkeeper and captain Waylon Huber loves the thrill of defending penalty kicks. He stands on his toes in anticipation, eyeing the opposing striker with heightened focus. As his nerves rapidly rise, he can feel his heart pound and push through the number zero printed on the center of his baby blue kit...
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Barrett Wheeler's breakout season drives Perryville's football success (10/25/24)The trajectory of junior running back Barrett Wheeler and the Perryville offense overall has been one of the same. Last year, he rushed for only 500 yards and seven touchdowns during a year the Pirates averaged 23.1 points per game and went 4-6. Those numbers were in no way worthy of being included in All-Conference or All-District lists...
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From offensive lineman and leader to avid fisherman and entrepreneur, Kobe Sixkiller can do it allThis season has been another breakout year for SEMO offensive lineman Kobe Sixkiller. The 6-foot-1, 300-pound senior has 30 career starts and counting, and is proving to be a rock-solid force in the heart of a Redhawks offensive line that has only surrendered 11 sacks all season...
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SEMO soccer drops home season finaleThe SEMO Women’s soccer team lost their final home game of the season by a 1-0 score to Morehead State on Sunday at Houck Stadium. For the sixth game in a row, the Redhawks found themselves in a one-score game, ending up on the wrong side of this one. SEMO had a chance in the opening minute, with a shot from Cayla Koerner hitting the post and narrowly missing...
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Can anyone slow down Paxton DeLaurent? SEMO takeaways after 26-13 win at Charleston SouthernCHARLESTON, S.C. – In its fourth straight conference game, No. 8 SEMO took care of business with a 26-13 road win against Charleston Southern on Saturday afternoon. Quarterback Paxton DeLaurent threw for 335 yards and a touchdown behind a 58.2 completion rate against a Buccaneers team that entered the game with the top pass defense in the conference...
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Westwood Hills claims SEMO Cup for 14th time (10/14/24)Jimmy Vernon and Tyler Norton teamed up for a bogey-free 36 holes while their teammates also played under par as the Westwood Hills Country Club team claimed the SEMO Cup on their home course Saturday. Westwood Hills won for the 14th time and first since 2021 in the event which started in 1989. The course hosted the event just 4 1⁄2 months after a tornado destroyed over 100 trees...
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'Positive momentum' building towards Fields of Faith event (10/9/24)There has been a crescendo of faith building in people throughout Southeast Missouri this fall, as the Southeast Missouri chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has held several “Fields of Faith” gatherings.
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Bernie-based company took a swing and has connected (9/12/24)At last month’s Babe Ruth Baseball World Series, when the teenage athletes weren’t competing on the Capaha Field diamond, it was a safe bet that they were flocking en masse up the hill at a display of vibrantly adorned wooden bats. “This is a metal bat tournament,” David Keathley said, “and we sell wooden bats. We’ve done very well today.”
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The test of time: Cape golf league enduring through three decades (9/2/24)Tiger Woods didn’t stay on top of his game of golf for three decades, but you can’t necessarily say the same about a group of 40 women, who gather each week at the Cape Girardeau Jaycee Municipal Golf Course. The Tee Time Tuesday Evening Ladies Golf League tees off throughout the late afternoon at the course each Tuesday and is celebrating its 30th year of existence this season.
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Saad day for St. Louis; Blues veteran scores 500th point in 3-2 loss to Jets (10/23/24)ST. LOUIS — It took St. Louis Blues veteran Brandon Saad entered his 14th season in the NHL just one point away from the 500 career mark. It took him until the final game of the Blues’ season-opening homestand but he finally crossed the mark with two goals during St. Louis’ 3-2 loss against the undefeated Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday, Oct. 22, at the Enterprise Center...
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Joel Hofer continues hot start as Blues calm Hurricanes 4-3 (10/20/24)ST. LOUIS — Young St. Louis Blues goalie Joel Hofer is having a unique start to the 2024 NHL season. The 24-year-old has won each of his first three starts of the season, the first of which being a comeback victory at San Jose in overtime. On Thursday, he became the first goalie in NHL history to have a shutout performance and an assist in the same game...
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Blues edge Islanders in defensive showdown with Neighbours' OT goal (10/18/24)ST. LOUIS — It took the first five games of the season but like a good Neighbours, Jake was there with his first goal of the season, an overtime winner to sink the New York Islanders 1-0 on Thursday, Oct. 17, at the Enterprise Center. “He’s such a good kid,” Blues defenseman Ryan Suter said of Neighbors. “He kind of has that old-school mentality so it’s fun to see him get rewarded there.”...