The New Franklin boys’ and girls’ high school and middle school cross-country teams had a good showing while competing in the North Callaway Cross-Country Meet on Saturday. As the only runner for New Franklin High School, freshman Stella Matyas finished 11th with a new personal record in 23:44.
The LSE and Ss. Peter & Paul girls seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams managed a split Thursday night in a cross-town rivalry at LSE.
New Franklin’s Brynn Belstle came up big at the right time for the Lady Bulldogs Thursday night in a crucial conference game against Pilot Grove. With first place up for grabs barring a Pilot Grove win and New Franklin loss, Belstle would have nothing to do with the Lady Tigers pulling off the upset at New Franklin.
The New Franklin baseball team was perfect for 12 games until Friday night’s matchup against the Pilot Grove Tigers. In a battle of two CAC teams, the Tigers once again found a way to knock off the Bulldogs for a 4-1 victory.
The Boonville Lady Pirates volleyball team showed no quit in the fight Thursday night while hosting the Fulton Hornets. After a three set win earlier in the week against the Mexico Lady Bulldogs, Boonville made it 2-0 for the week and two straight three set wins by beating Fulton 25-17, 25-15 and 25-21.
As of Friday, Sept. 30 Moberly, 3-3, 37 points Southern Boone, 4-2, 35.67 points Boonville, 4-2, 35.5 points Mexico, 3-3, 34 points Eldon, 3-3, 26.67 points Fulton, 0-6, 12.67 points Friday, Sept. 30 Boonville 28, California 12 Southern Boone 42, Eldon 20 Mexico 54, Fulton 7 Marshall 17, Moberly 7 Friday, Oct. 7 Boonville at Osage Southern Boone at Hallsville Blair Oaks at Eldon Moberly at Hannibal Marshall at Fulton Kirksville at Mexico
The Boonville Lady Pirates golf team had the perfect ending to the regular season Thursday night on the road against the Marshall Lady Owls. With only the Boonville Golf Tournament left on October 6 at Hail Ridge Golf Course in Boonville, the Lady Pirates left little doubt against Marshall with a 31 stroke difference 187-218.
The Boonville Lady Pirates golf team made history Monday during the Tri-County Conference Golf Tournament at Tanglewood Golf Course in Fulton. While breaking records right and left during the season, the Lady Pirates were missing that one signature win that would separate them from the rest of the field.
Boonville boys’ soccer coach Alec Adair went out on the limb Monday night after facing School of the Osage. While dropping a 6-1 decision against Osage, Adair said the Indians are without a doubt one of the best teams the Pirates will play all year.