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SEMO lands productive transfers to bolster thin WR groupTom DavisThe biggest positive for the Southeast Missouri State football program as it begins spring drills on Tuesday will be the fact that senior quarterback Paxton DeLaurent doesn’t have his arm in a sling...
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Jackson opens girls soccer season with overwhelming winBy Jacob Blassingame ~ Special to the Southeast Missourian
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DAR Prep Roundup: Baseball/SoftballD'Courtland Christian~Daily American RepublicThe baseball and softball season is in full swing, and a lot of action occurred throughout the area on Monday. With only a few games under each team’s belt, some aimed to get their first victory of...
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Raiders get sweep of MetropolitanBy MIKE BUHLER, Daily American RepublicFor the first time in a while, the Three Rivers College baseball team swept a four-game series over the weekend against a Region 16 opponent. The Raiders took all four games against the Metropolitan...
- On Your Mark: Mules open strong at Frozen Invitational
- Lady Raiders seeded 11th at national tournament
- Celeste Gutierrez scores hat trick as Cape Central routs St. Vincent
- Red Devils have “something to prove” after undefeated opening weekend
- COLUMN: Hope springs eternal for SEMO when OVC slate arrives
- St. Louis City draws at Los Angeles 3-3
- Kennett Indians Ground Kelly Hawks in Home Opener
- Missourian baseball roundup, Mar. 16-17: Jackson, Chaffee, Scott City standing out early 2
- Pair of local golfers to compete in U.S. Amateur Four-Ball
- Notre Dame boys to build off loss in historical volleyball season opener 1
- Mules open BB season with thriller over New Madrid
- Road back to the top for SEMO FB continues on Tuesday
- Track & Field season kicks off at the Notre Dame Frozen Invite
- SEMO senior hoping for one last ring
- Scott City sweeps baseball-softball home opener
- SEMO Baseball drops series opener to WKU
- Mules roll past Neelyville in debut
- LET'S GO DANCING AGAIN: Lady Raiders win region title, earn fourth national tourney bid in row
- Consistency key for Jackson boys golf, returning wealth of experience, talent
- Saxony defense clobbers Farmington in season-opening thrashing
- Nichols’ unordinary path, and why she’ll enter Delta history as extraordinary (3/11/24)3
- Leadership key to Jackson girls’ success in final season under McMullen (3/13/24)
- Otto Porter Jr., NBA Champion, announces retirement (3/12/24)2
- One Dream, One Team, One Shot: Kayden Minner's unforgettable state championship moment (3/12/24)4
- Sikeston falls in quarterfinals to Vianney (3/9/24)34
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Kelly’s Peters tabbed Scott-Mississippi MVP following breakout junior campaign (3/15/24)After leading the Kelly Hawks to both Scott-Mississippi Conference championships and a fifth-place plaque over the holidays, it was only right Ross Peters took home one more honor. The outstanding junior guard, averaging nearly 18 points a night for coach Noel Trimmer’s 21-6 Kelly Hawks, claimed the Scott-Missippi Conference Player of the Year award last weekend...
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Three Rivers College coach Alex Wiggs wins 100th game (3/15/24)Three Rivers College women’s basketball coach Alex Wiggs won his 100th game Tuesday as head coach of the Lady Raiders. Three Rivers (26-4) defeated Moberly Area 78-64 in the Region XVI semifinals for its 11th straight win. The 13th-ranked Lady Raiders will host State Fair on Friday in the Region XVI championship, with the winner securing a trip to the NJCAA National Tournament in Casper, Wyoming...
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Tigers looking to be one percent better every day on diamond (3/15/24)NEELYVILLE — The Neelyville Tigers aim to improve one percent each day as they gear up for a vigorous baseball season. With last season’s defeat in the Class 2 District 1 championship game lingering over their heads, the Tigers are eager to step back onto the ball field and return to the big game. Head coach David Crockett said the Tigers had some good practices leading up to opening day and has noticed a big boost of confidence from his team...
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Lady Raiders pick up sweep against St. Charles CCThe Three Rivers College softball team found home to be very sweet Thursday afternoon as the Lady Raiders swept a doubleheader from St. Charles Community College. Three Rivers downed the Lady Cougars 13-9 in the opener and 3-2 in the nightcap. In the opener, the Lady Raiders (11-9) rallied from a 7-2 deficit, taking the lead for good with two runs in the bottom of the fifth inning and two more in the sixth...
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Help is on the way: Recruits look to spark Raiders on hardwoodThe Three Rivers College men’s basketball team has had more than its share of struggles on the hardwood the last two seasons, but a talented class of incoming freshmen might just help turn things around for the Raiders next season. TRC already has signed several recruits for the 2024-25 season, including Antonio Wiliams, Stephen Okoro, Kene Obiora, Daniel Culberson, C.J. Washington, Ater “AT” Manyuon, Kevin Peleyron and Deion Buford-Wesson...
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Raiders sweep East CentralThe Three Rivers College baseball team turned in a pair of strong performances on the diamond Wednesday afternoon to sweep a doubleheader from the East Central Falcons at Roger Pattillo Field. The Raiders took the opener 11-6 and the nightcap 9-7 to improve to 16-7 on the season. TRC has won 14 of its last 18 games after a 2-3 start to the season...
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Pair of local golfers to compete in U.S. Amateur Four-Ball (3/17/24)When the 2024 U.S. Amateur Four-Ball Championships begin on May 25 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, two local golfers will be participating. Todd Obergoenner and Blake Driskell are both graduates of Cape Central High School where they were teammates on the golf team...
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Local talent Henley Parker signs with Cape Catfish (3/14/24)If you watched the Cape Catfish a season ago, you would notice there wasn’t a shortage of local talent. From Caden Bogenpohl to Lane Crowden, the Catfish took the field with players that have ties to the area. Things are trending that way for the 2024 season as well with the recent announcement the Catfish have signed Jackson alum Henley Parker...
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Catfish coach to bring World Series experience to Capaha (3/14/24)The Cape Catfish often speak of possessing a “championship culture” in every aspect of the organization, and so bringing in a player who has first-hand experience of winning the ultimate baseball championship, a World Series, only makes too much sense.
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Sikeston's Tripp Coleman wins state wrestling title (3/12/24)Tripp Coleman of the Sikeston Wrestling Club brought home a championship title from the Missouri USA Wrestling State Folkstyle Championships. Coleman won the 8-year-old-and-under, 100-pound weight class at Wilson Logistic Arena on the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield, Missouri...
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COLUMN: Blues still surviving in playoff push (3/14/24)After defeating the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 at home on Wednesday, March 13, the St. Louis Blues now sit six points behind the defending Stanley Cup champion Vegas Golden Knights for the final wild-card spot in the Western Conference. Six points may seem like a lot, but it’s the equivalent of the St. Louis Cardinals being three games back in the wild-card hunt...
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Jake Neighbors scores goal No. 20 as Blues snap skid (3/3/24)Like a good Neighbours, Jake from St. Louis was there. Jake Neighbours scored his 20th goal of the season on a power play to break a 1-1 tie and push the St. Louis Blues to a 3-1 win over the Minnesota Wild on Saturday, March 2, in St. Louis. “It’s pretty cool, a couple of congrats from the teammates,” Neighbours said. ...
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COLUMN: Youth can still play a role in Cardinals' pitching plans (2/26/24)Back when the St. Louis Cardinals gave up and traded two of their top starting pitchers during last year's trade deadline, they gave their young starters, both incoming and in-house, every chance to succeed and fail through the season's final two months...
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COLUMN: Blues playing a playoff tune as of late (1/30/24)It was fitting that the one to score the winning goal in overtime to secure a playoff spot for the St. Louis Blues was their captain. Brayden Schenn scored after the first minute of overtime to deliver the Blues their fifth consecutive win on Sunday, Jan. 28, in St. Louis...
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Alec Burleson making most of opportunity with St. Louis (1/18/24)Alec Burleson debuted for the St. Louis Cardinals on Sept. 8, 2022, a moment he said was “surreal.” “It was a day game against the Nationals when I debuted and I was in the lineup in between Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina,” Burleson said. “It was just so surreal being between those two guys and I think I walked my first at-bat and then Yadi homered, so yeah it was just awesome.”...
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COLUMN: Blues in a constant fight for the playoffs (1/14/24)Nobody who plays sports really believes in the concept of moral victories. But in the NHL, getting a point in the standings just for forcing overtime is as close to a moral victory as one could get in professional sports. The St. Louis Blues fell to the Boston Bruins 4-3 in overtime after Charlie McAvoy scored his second goal of the game 1:10 into the extra period...
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Tkachuk scores hat trick against hometown Blues (1/10/24)Matthew Tkachuk had to show out on homecoming. The son of former St. Louis Blues player Keith Tkachuk scored three goals for the hat trick in the third period of the Florida Panthers’5-1 win over the Blues on Tuesday, Jan. 9, in St. Louis. “It’s probably my favorite road game of the year other than playing against my brother,” Tkachuk said during his postgame television interview. “It’s really special coming back.”...