QuinlanAgency.com didn’t make it easy on Huebert Fiberboard Wednesday night in Cal Ripken Major at the COCOBA Ball Field. Although Huebert Fiberboard entered the game with the better record, QA.com kept the game close until the very end before bowing out 5-4.
Allison Wolfe went 3-for-3 with three singles and Holly Cogsworth struck out 13 batters in five innings as American Family defeated Citizen’s Community Bank 3-0 in Boonslick 8U softball Tuesday night at Lions Park.
Boonville, MO — Missouri Soccer Park has named former St. Louis Ambush Head Coach Greg Muhr as Park Director. On top of this position, Muhr will also take up the role of Technical Director for Boonville Soccer Academy. Through these positions, Muhr will oversee operations at Missouri Soccer Park and will facilitate growth for Boonville’s youth soccer club, Boonville Soccer Academy (BSA).
Boonville senior Haylie Mendez recently signed a national letter of intent to play basketball for Central Methodist University in Fayette under head coach Mike Davis. On hand during the signing last Friday in Fayette were (front row, left to right) Janis Mendez, Haylie Mendez and Hayden Mendez. (back row, left to right) CMU women’s coach Mike Davis, Tony Lewis, Christina Mendez, Sam Mendez, Carmen Mendez and assistant coach Camden Levett. (Submitted photo)
Rt. B Café picked up its first win of the season Wednesday night in Cal Ripken Minor by beating Bradley Automotive 14-5 at the COCOBA Ball Field.
The skies in the Depot District on First Street just got a little more crowded. Lizzie Bryan’s Pterobutterdactlyfly was installed on May 8.
On Friday May 13, the Sts. Peter and Paul Eighth Grade class held their graduation ceremony at the Sts.
Small towns are a place where values are important, they are practiced, and the people are authentic. One only has to look at the popularity of Hallmark movies, the Andy Griffith Show, Sweet Magnolias, Bedford Falls, and the Gilmore Girls’ town of Stars Hollow with themes around small town living to see that people embrace small towns and all they symbolize.
Boonville senior Travis Dell knew that in order to become the district champion in the long jump Saturday at the Class 3 District 4 Track Meet Saturday at Montgomery County High School that he would have to jump his best.
Boonville sophomore Dakota Troost rounds the turn in the 400 meter dash Saturday during the Class 3 District 4 Track Meet at Montgomery County High School. Troost finished second in the 400 in a time of 51.43 seconds to qualify for the Class 3 Sectional 2 Track Meet Saturday at Montgomery County. (Photo by Chris Bowie)