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Finish the season at 10-16 overall By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville Lady Pirates softball team showed no quit Wednesday night against Centralia in… Login to continue reading Login…
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Let it be known that the last time the Boonville Pirates football team played the Versailles Tigers, who were 0-7 at the time, the Tigers came away with a 21-20 win on Homecoming.While the Pirates would go on to finish the season at 8-5 with a 21-7 loss against Reeds Spring in a Class 3 quarterfinal game, Boonville Pirates football coach Greg Hough said at the time that game was a pretty low moment not only for the coaching staff but for the program.
Boonville girls’ volleyball coach Joedi Herzog had hoped for better results Tuesday night on Senior Night against the Southern Boone Eagles.While struggling to find wins in the Tri-County Conference this season, the Lady Pirates now had to contend with knocking off the No.
Boonville junior Karagyn Cooper made the most of the opportunity Monday during the Class 2 District 2 Tournament at Eldon Golf Club.After qualifying last year as a sophomore, Boonville golf coach Rob VanderLinden said Cooper played an excellent round on a difficult golf course by finishing third overall with a 15-over par 87.
Boonville girls’ tennis coach Melissa Harvey said the Lady Pirates put up a good fight against No.
All Boonville Pirates soccer coach Alec Adair wanted was a chance Tuesday night at home against St.
New Franklin’s A middle school boys’ basketball team picked up their first win of the 2024 season Tuesday night in the Prairie Home Middle School Tournament by beating Jamestown 44-17.The Bulldogs, 1-0 on the season, opened the first half with a 17-11 lead against Jamestown and then outscored the Eagles 27-6 in the second half.New Franklin middle school basketball coach Jim Schlotzhauer said the boys were really excited to play tonight.