New Franklin softball coach Samantha Crowley said the Lady Bulldogs finally had their bats wake up in a 13-4 win over the Paris Coyotes Thursday night in Paris. The Lady Bulldogs, 7-5 on the season, never trailed in the game against Paris while plating two runs in each of the second and third inning to go up 4-0.
The Boonville Lady Pirates volleyball team won in four sets Thursday night in Tri-County Conference action against the Hallsville Indians 25-13, 26-24, 20-25 and 25-17. Boonville girls’ volleyball coach Brittney Lowe said if the girls could play every set like they did their first set, they will go a long way.
New Franklin’s Stella Matyas finished eighth overall in a time of 26:10 while Carly Dorson had her season debut by coming in at 10th place in 27:12 during the Santa Fe Trail Days 5K run Saturday in New Franklin.
The Boonville Lady Pirates golf team continued its dominance Tuesday in the Marshall Invitational at Indian Foothills Golf Course by capturing first against a field of 13 teams. While finishing with a team score of 350, the Lady Pirates out-distanced second place finisher Eldon by 32 strokes at 382.
The LSE Pirates seventh grade football team continued its run for a perfect season Tuesday night on the road by beating the Hallsville Indians 40-0. As for the LSE Pirates eighth grade team, they had their second tie of the season in as many games against Hallsville with both teams scoring a total of six points.
The Prairie Home Panthers baseball team had a tough game Wednesday on the road by losing to the Crocker Lions 16-0 in three innings. While the loss dropped Prairie Home to 0-6 on the season, head coach Dustin Ray said this game did not go as planned.
The New Franklin high school and middle school cross-country teams had a busy weekend at Father Tolton and then followed it up with a meet Monday at Salisbury. In the high school meet at Father Tolton, freshmen Stella Matyas placed 45th out of 117 runners in a time of 24:58.70.
The Ss. Peter & Paul girls seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams recorded wins in two straight sets to beat the Marshall Lady Owls in the home opener Wednesday night in Boonville.
The Boonville Pirates soccer team saw a plethora of opportunities fall by the wayside Tuesday night on the road against the Battle Spartans. Although the Spartans eventually pulled away in the second half for a 5-0 victory, Boonville was very much in the game for the 40 minutes while trailing by three goals.
The Boonville Lady Pirates tennis team dropped a 9-0 decision Wednesday night on the road against the Helias Crusaders. While the Lady Pirates dropped to 1-5 on the season, head coach Melissa Harvey said this season has proven to be a struggle so far and the netters aren’t appreciating the losses.