Since the first game of the season back on November 29 against the Marshall Owls, Boonville Pirates basketball coach Mark Anderson has been waiting for his team to play another complete game for 32 minutes.
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Runs on both sides of halftime lifted No.
The Boonville boys and girls wrestling team learned firsthand just how tough the Hickman Tournament could be over the weekend while competing in the two day tournament in Columbia. While facing 23 teams in the boy’s division and 16 for the girls, head coach Justin Hahn said the Hickman Tournament is the one of the toughest tournaments we wrestle in all season.
The New Franklin girls’ junior varsity basketball team dropped a 43-27 decision Saturday against Salisbury. The Lady Bulldogs, dropping to 3-5 on the season, trailed Salisbury 17-8 at the half and 27-16 after three quarters of play.
The Boonville Lady Pirates basketball team knew the chances of winning Thursday night against the Blair Oaks Falcons was 50-50, considering that Blair Oaks was 4-11 entering the game while Boonville was 5-8.
Boonville Lady Pirates basketball coach Jared Runyon never liked to talk about moral victories until Saturday’s game against the No. 3 state-ranked Skyline Lady Tigers.
The New Franklin boys and girls basketball team had the perfect ending Friday night while hosting the Jamestown Eagles on Senior Night. With the Lady Bulldogs winning 66-48 over Jamestown, the New Franklin boys led the Eagles from start to finish for a convincing 89-38 victory.
The Pilot Grove girls’ basketball team had yet another close call Friday night on the road against BPH in Prairie Home. With the Lady Tigers leading by nine at the half and nine at the end of the third quarter, one would have thought that Pilot Grove just needed to match BPH in the final period to win the game.
