The Boonville Pirates golf team couldn’t have predicted the outcome of the 2023 season any better after finishing 13-5 overall and 2-4 in the TCC.With three underclassmen making up the varsity lineup for the Pirates, head coach Rob VanderLinden says he has a positive outlook on the 2024 season.“I feel with the team and experience we have we should make up a big jump in our conference results,” VanderLinden said.
The one thing the Boonville Pirates tennis team will not be short on for the 2024 season is players to fill out a lineup in matches.
As the Pilot Grove Tigers baseball team embarks on the 2024 season, head coach Isaac Lorenz sees a team that is capable of winning a district title.With 17 players suited out for the upcoming season, eight of which are returning starters and 11 returning letterwinners, Lorenz said he heads into the new season like any year: optimistic.
After completing its most successful season in BPH basketball history, the Panthers/Dragons will try to copy that in baseball this spring under head coach Dustin Ray.With 14 players suited out for the 2024 season, seven of which are returning starters and eight letterwinners, BPH baseball coach Dustin Ray said he expects the team to have good pitching and be able to produce runs for the upcoming season.
Boonville senior three-sport athlete Dakota Troost knew right away that he wanted to play football for Central Methodist University in Fayette.Although Troost admits that Division I or Division II is not out of the future for football, Troost said one of the reasons he chose CMU was because it was close to home and a place that he is very familiar with.Of course, the Eagles have also noticed Troost throughout his storied career as a member of the Boonville Pirates football team.CMU wide receivers coach Keith Willis-Auger said Dakota is a local kid and somebody the Eagles wanted to build homegrown and get guys around the area.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.—The Kansas City Royals today announced that All-Star outfielder Bo Jackson has been elected into the Royals Hall of Fame.
Class 1 District 8 GirlsAddison Ray, BPH, So.Jordyn Alpers, BPH, So.Daisie Huth, BPH, So.Santana Rivas, Green Ridge, So.Tatiayana Jones, La Monte, Sr.Emma Sleeper, Pilot Grove, Sr.Claire Rentel, Pilot Grove, Jr.Brooke Lorenz, Pilot Grove, Jr.Kendall Rhorer, Pilot Grove, Jr.Samantha Butts, Sweet Springs, Sr.Lauren Shahan, Sweet Springs, Sr.District Player of the YearEmma Sleeper, Pilot Grove, Sr.District Coach of the YearGrant Fricke, Pilot GroveBrent Niemeyer, Sweet SpringsClass 1 District 9 BoysJohn Fleeman, Kingsville, So.Tyler Weber, La Monte, Sr.Camden Uptegrove, Leeton, Sr.Braedyn Eads, Otterville, Jr.Austin Krause, Otterville, Sr.Beau Walker, Pilot Grove, Jr.Logan Goehman, Pilot Grove, Sr.Hayden Sleeper, Pilot Grove, Sr.Carter Rice, Sacred Heart, Sr.Connor Rice, Sacred Heart, Sr.Conner Brown, Sacred Heart, Jr.District Player of the YearCamden Uptegrove, LeetonDistrict Coach of the YearSteven Goodwin, Sacred HeartClass 1 District 10 BoysDawson Brandt, Chamois, Jr.Jaxon Wuelling, Chamois, So.Blake Morris, Columbia Independent, Jr.Mason Carroll, Community, Sr.Derek Rockett, Higbee, Sr.Jaxon Hudson, Higbee, Sr.Tyler Wilson, Jamestown, Jr.Layne Brandes, BPH, Sr.Jackson Pitts, BPH, Jr.Wyatt Case, BPH, Jr.Cooper Brown, BPH, Fr.District Player of the YearDerek Rockett, HigbeeDistrict Coach of the YearTrever Huth, BPHClass 2 District 7 BoysJordan Fuemmeler, Glasgow, Sr.Jackson Meyer, Glasgow, So.Drake Clark, New Franklin, Sr.Tanner Bishop, New Franklin, Sr.Connor Wilmsmeyer, New Franklin, Sr.Cooper Francis, Salisbury, Sr.Hayden Wooldridge, Salisbury, Sr.Mason Stapleton, Salisbury, Sr.Brandon Terrill, Slater, Jr.Trent Brandow, Westran, Sr.District Player of the YearCooper Francis, SalisburyDistrict Coach of the YearKenny Wyatt, SalisburyClass 2 District 7 GirlsOakleigh Hill, Fayette, Jr.Kebrea Fair, Fayette, Jr.Abby Rosson, Harrisburg, Sr.Emma Fischer, Harrisburg, Sr.Lily Chitwood, New Franklin, So.Tori Ricketts, Salisbury, Jr.Julia Sloan, Salisbury, Jr.Aydan Wilhite, Sturgeon, Sr.Kate Hollmann, Westran, So.Emma Wortmann, Westran, Jr.District Player of the YearOakleigh Hill, FayetteDistrict Coach of the YearCloe Billington, Salisbury
BPH senior Layne Brandes and Calvary Lutheran senior Sydney Morris were recently selected to the Cooper County Activities Association All-Conference Team for the 2023-24 season.The BPH boys closed out the season at 23-7 overall and 4-0 in the CCAA while Calvary Lutheran girls finished the 2023-24 campaign at 17-9 overall and 1-3 in league play.Although the BPH boys fell to Green City in the quarterfinal round of the state tournament, the Dragons/Panthers return three starters next season under head coach Trever Huth.Joining Brandes on the all-conference team for BPH are Jackson Pitts, Wyatt Case and Cooper Brown.
Mizzou ArenaColumbia, MOClass 1 boysFriday, March 8Chadwick 52, Green City 49Braymer 67, Dadeville 56Saturday, March 93rd place-Green City 66, Dadeville 501st place-Chadwick 67, Braymer 38Class 2 boysWednesday, March 6Hartville 44, South Pemiscot 27Weaubleau 70, Salisbury 61Thursday, March 73rd place-Salisbury 77, South Pemiscot 661st place-Hartville 60, Weaubleau 42Class 3 boysFriday, March 8Central (New Madrid County) 57, Thayer 44Christian Academy 46, Montgomery County 36Saturday, March 93rd place-Thayer 61 Montgomery County 491st place-Central (New Madrid County) 86, Summit Christian Academy 65Class 4 boysFriday, March 15John Burroughs vs.
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