Will play Owensville Dutchmen in sectional game on Monday at Owensville By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News Boonville girls’ basketball coach Jared Runyon had three words… Login to continue reading Login…
Finish the season at 19-10 overall By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville Pirates basketball team knew that top-seeded Father Tolton was going to be… Login to continue reading Login…
Finish the season at 23-7 overall By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The BPH boys’ basketball team had its dream season come to an end Saturday… Login to continue reading Login…
Will play No. 1 Father Tolton for the district title on Saturday at 2 p.m. By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville Pirates basketball team… Login to continue reading Login…
Will play No. 2 Clinton on Friday for the title By Chris BowieBoonville Daily News The Boonville Lady Pirates basketball team pulled no punches Wednesday… Login to continue reading Login…
For the first time since 1964, the BPH boys’ basketball team will play in the quarterfinal round of the state tournament.After beating Sedalia Sacred Heart Tuesday night in front of a standing room only crowd at Bunceton 64-59, BPH will now move on to the quarters on Saturday, March 2 at Green City High School, starting at 3 p.m.
The Boonville Pirates basketball team cleared one hurdle Tuesday night in the opening round of the Class 4 District 9 Tournament at Southern Boone High School in Ashland.With a win over No.
The saying goes that spring is not far off when athletes begin practicing for the upcoming 2024 season.That officially kicked off on Monday, February 26 for athletes who are currently not involved in the winter sports season.Although the regular season is still weeks away from starting, Boonville Pirates tennis coach Ryan Brimer said 27 student-athletes hit the courts for the first time with a few more expected to come out by the end of the week.
All Pilot Grove girls’ basketball coach Grant Fricke wanted was a chance Monday night in a Class 1 Sectional game against Appleton City.After battling back and forth for 31 minutes and 54 seconds, the Lady Tigers had just that-a chance-down by two at 50-48 and the ball.
When it came down to choosing a school for the next four years, Boonville senior Carlie Daniel said it was an easy choice after signing to play golf at Central Methodist University in Fayette last week in front of friends and family at high school commons at Boonville High School.As a member of the Boonville Lady Pirates golf team for the last four years, Daniel said she decided on CMU because she wanted to stay close to all of the people in her life who have made a huge impact on her everyday life.