With the 50 years of Boonville wrestling scheduled Monday night in a triangular at Boonville High School, what better way to celebrate than by putting on a great showing Saturday in the Tonganoxie Wrestling Tournament in Tonganoxie, Kansas.
The Boonville Pirates basketball team had one of those nights against the Eldon Mustangs Tuesday night at the Windsor gymnasium. After dropping a heartbreaker five nights earlier against the Moberly Spartans on the road, the Pirates had a chance to redeem themselves in the conference opener against Eldon.
The Ss. Peter & Paul girls seventh grade basketball team fell in the season finale Monday night against Our Lady of Lourdes in Columbia 31-20.
The Bunceton with Prairie Home girls basketball team gave everything they had against Northwest of Hughesville in the W-K Shootout at State Fair Community College in Sedalia back on Thursday, December 16.
The Ss. Peter & Paul boys seventh and eighth grade basketball teams hopes of closing out the 2021 season Monday night against Our Lady of Lourdes were dash after dropping both games in Boonville 44-7 and 31-29, respectively.
The Boonville Pirates football team had success on two fronts this season by finishing 8-3 overall and 6-1 in the Tri-County Conference. However, the Pirates biggest success may have been in the classroom as nine players were recently selected to the Missouri Football Coaches Association Academic All-State Team for the 2021 season.
93rd Annual New Franklin Tournament Jan. 3-8 GIRLS Seedings 1.
ST. LOUIS — Whatever momentum Missouri men’s basketball gained from its win against Utah last weekend evaporated in rapid fashion Wednesday night.
FORT WORTH, Texas — Missouri football knew the challenge its offense faced coming into the Armed Forces Bowl against Army: Drives were going to be at a premium. The lack of a safety net magnified every mistake and triumph.
It turns out that birds are not real. Just check out the billboards, T-shirts, social media postings and the messages on a truth van touring the country. Birds are actually government surveillance drones that recharge themselves by perching on power lines right over our heads. That explains a lot. The fact that Twitter has a little bird as its symbol should tell people everything they need to know about the powerful forces at work.