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PREVIEW: Filling voids a team effort for Cape Central football in 2017 (8/15/17)For Cape Central football coach Arlen Pixley, the questions surrounding this year's team bear an eerie resemblance to last season's question marks. How do you replace a Division I-level talent? Last year, the Tigers had to fill the void left by Al Young, now a sophomore for Southeast Missouri State football and a Carr Trophy winner. ... -
Notre Dame built behemoth, now return gunning for another girls golf state title (8/15/17)The Notre Dame girls golf team won't have the luxury of taking anyone by surprise in 2017, but it's going to take a lot to dethrone these champions. A year removed from winning the first state title in program history, the Bulldogs return their top five players, including defending state champion Sarah Bell... -
Volleyball Preview: Loaded Malden volleyball program eyes elusive district title (8/15/17)Expectations remain high for a Malden Green Wave volleyball program that has enjoyed its fair share of success in the Missouri Bootheel in recent years. Malden returns the majority of its key pieces off of last season’s varsity squad that finished 19-9-1 and won the Bootheel Conference Tournament for a fourth straight season...
The Last Word - Sikeston Standard-Democrat
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PREVIEW: Jackson football brings back explosive offense, big group of returners in 2017 -
PREVIEW: Perryville football working hard to make Year 1 under Boss a success -
PREVIEW: Filling voids a team effort for Cape Central football in 2017 -
PREVIEW: Following a nice season, 2017 finds St. Vincent football rebuilding from heavy graduation losses -
PREVIEW: Despite some big voids, Scott City football expects to continue to chase lofty goals -
PREVIEW: Kelly football hopes a year taking some lumps pays dividends for a big returning group in 2017
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Olympic weightlifting hopeful with ties to Puxico, Jackson serving four-year ban for doping (8/10/17)PUXICO, Mo. -- An Olympic hopeful from Puxico, Missouri, has been banned from the 2020 Summer Olympics after testing positive for a drug often associated with athletes who compete in the field of weightlifting. Jackson native Tyler Moore, age 24, has accepted a four-year sanction for an anti-doping rule violation, according to the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA)...
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Charleston Squirrels remain only undefeated team in World Series following 3-0 win over Surry County (8/9/17)The superiority of the Charleston Fighting Squirrels baseball team continued Wednesday during their final Senior Babe Ruth World Series pool play game in Ephrata, Washington. The Squirrels remained undefeated by squeezing out a 3-0 win over Surry County, North Carolina, a day after securing the top seed in the American Pool. -
Local adventure racer Greaser back at it in world championships (8/9/17)A year ago, Cape Girardeau native Bryan Greaser was in Wyoming competing in a four-day, 400-mile expedition race known as Cowboy Tough. Now he finds himself back in the Cowboy State, preparing to take on that race again. Except this time, the level of challenge is even greater... -
COMMUNITY GOLF BRIEFS: Dalhousie to host statewide golf event this weekend, Seabaugh hits hole-in-one (8/9/17)Dalhousie Golf Club will host the Missouri Golf Association 4-Ball Tournament Saturday and Sunday. The event welcomes two-player teams both locally and from around the state to the Jackson course. Tee times will begin at 7:30 a.m. and run through 1:30 p.m. each day...
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Betts' 2-run double caps Red Sox 5-4 comeback win over St. Louis (8/17/17)BOSTON -- Mookie Betts finally had a pitch he could drive and the Boston Red Sox pulled out anther last at-bat win in Fenway Park. Betts lined a two-run double off the Green Monster with two outs in the ninth inning, capping a three-run rally that lifted the Red Sox to a 5-4 win over the St. Louis Cardinals on Wednesday night... -
Chiefs break Missouri Western camp, begin considering future (8/16/17)ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- The Kansas City Chiefs broke training camp at Missouri Western State University on Wednesday. Whether they'll be back next season is expected to be decided soon. The contract between the Chiefs and the Division II school about an hour's drive north of Kansas City expired this year. But not only are there a pair of mutual options, both sides have expressed interest in negotiating another deal to keep Missouri Western the Chiefs' summer home... -
Chiefs relying on healthy veterans, new bodies to stop the run (8/15/17)ST. JOSEPH, Mo. -- Chris Jones was standing on the sideline, on the cusp of returning from arthroscopic knee surgery, and watched as Chiefs teammate Allen Bailey dominated the line against San Francisco. "Oh beast! Did you see that?" the gregarious Jones said a few days later, when asked about Bailey's performance from Friday night's preseason opener. "Split the double team, make the TFL. I went up to him and said: 'Allen Bailey the Hulk is back! The Hulk is back in business, baby!"'...