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Central’s Fields faces big senior season

By Calvin Silvers A local student-athlete known for his electric play on the field and court is facing one of the most important decisions of his life — where to continue his athletic and academic career. Running back Gabe Fields is seen as a dominant athlete on the field, helping surge Central High School’s football

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MWSU to host future MSHSAA football championships

By Jacob Meikel Starting in 2025, Spratt Stadium will be the host of all Missouri State High School Activities Association’s Show-Me Bowl Championship games. In a statement released by MSHSAA on Tuesday, Missouri Western State University was selected to host the state championship football games for all classes from 2025 to 2028. Western won’t have

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Central scholar bowl continues winning tradition

By Jacob Meikel For the last decade, Central’s scholar bowl team has made a habit of winning, bringing home hardware year after year. The Indians have locked up their 10th-straight trip to state after securing yet another district championship last week and will also mark the ninth consecutive trip to the state final four. “We’ve

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Griffon softball headed to postseason

By Jacob Meikel Missouri Western softball’s season will continue after grinding out a very competitive MIAA schedule. The Griffs ended the regular season on Saturday with a doubleheader sweep of Lincoln, securing the seven seed in the MIAA tournament in Oklahoma this week. Game one of the doubleheader in Jefferson City on Saturday turned out

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Chiefs 2024 draft class completed on Saturday

By Jacob Meikel The last two years saw the Kansas City Chiefs go heavy on defenders in the NFL Draft, but in 2024, they prioritize the offensive side of the ball. With the current legal situation surrounding wide receiver Rashee Rice, the Chiefs immediately address the wide receiver position by trading up and selecting Texas

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Feldhaus formally introduced as head coach on Monday

By Jacob Meikel A new era of Missouri Western women’s basketball began on Monday as Ashton Feldhaus was introduced as the 10th head coach in program history. Monday’s introductory press conference saw a filled Hall of Fame room inside of Spratt Stadium, as Feldhaus felt the support of Western faithful, the current women’s basketball roster

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Garnett tied for 18th at RBC Heritage

By Jacob Meikel A former Missouri Western golfer made his presence felt amongst the PGA Tour’s best during the RBC Heritage. Though he couldn’t finish as strongly as he may have wanted, Brice Garnett sits tied for 18th in the RBC Heritage, shooting -9 for the tournament in South Carolina. His final position on the

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Perkins places 6th in national tournament

By Jacob Meikel Lafayette senior Jackson Perkins’s competitive drive helped earn him All-American status in Virginia last week. Perkins came out of the National High School Coaches Association Wrestling Tournament in Virginia Beach with a 6th place finish in the 182 lb weight class, adding to his already impressive resume. Perkins was crowned a state

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Cardinals dominate in wood bat tournament

By Jacob Meikel The Red Division of the first-ever Walkoff Wood Bat Co. High School Wood Bat Tournament was dominated by one team, and it’s the team that has asserted itself as the best in St. Joseph this season. The Benton Cardinals capped off the championship of the Red Division with a 8-2 win over

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Edwards-Helaire talks staying in Kansas City

By Jacob Meikel Aside from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Chiefs running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire has only known one other place as home, and that’s Kansas City. The former first round pick has embraced his time in the Midwest, doing all necessary growth as a young adult during his time in the region. When he spoke with

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Griffs swept by Hillcats on Saturday

By Jacob Meikel Missouri Western softball was shown why it’s tough to knock off the best team in the MIAA after the Hillcats of Rogers State outlast Western in both doubleheader games on Saturday. Both games one and two went the distance, and game one even stretched to extra innings as both aces on the

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