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Rock Bridge softball gets shut out by Fort Zumwalt West
Rock Bridge softball suffered its eighth loss of the season in a 6-0 defeat against Fort Zumwalt West on Thursday at home. Fort Zumwalt snapped a six-game winless streak against the Bruins with its win on Thursday. Berlin Gadbach was a bright spot for Rock Bridge in the loss, going...
The Telegraph
Marquette blanks Duchesne behind Ortmann's two goals, Kopp's 10th shutout
Myles Ortmann scored a pair of goals and helped Marquette Catholic knock off Duchesne Wednesday. Marquette scored three goals in each half and goalie Chase Kopp logged his 10th shutout of the season. The Explorers ran their record on the season to 14-4 with the non-conference win. Parker Hough scored the first goal for the Explorers, assisted by Eli Baggio, giving them a 1-0 lead in the 12th minute. James Fischer made it 2-0, off an assist from Parker Belchik, in the 18th minute. That was followed by a goal from Ortmann, assisted by Hough, that made it 3-0 in the 34th minute. In the second half, William Waters scored from an assist by Baggio in the 46th minute. Ortmann's second goal of the game, assisted by Belchik, made it 5-0. Logan Anderson capped the scoring in the 74th minute. Marquette will face Civic Memorial at 10 a.m. Saturday as part of the Highland Kickin' For A Cure Shootout at Highland High School. Sign up for The Telegraph newsletters here Read the original article on thetelegraph.com
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Climbers scale St. Louis trees during international tree climbing competition
Nearly 100 arborists clad in helmets and rope harnesses scaled pine, sweetgum and oak trees in a St. Louis park Friday during the International Tree Climbing Championship. This year marks the competition’s 50th anniversary, where contestants from 22 countries are showcasing their climbing finesse over three days. During the belayed speed climb, fellow competitors cheered and clapped as climbers raced to the treetop under a sunny, blue sky. Spectators in camping chairs craned their necks to watch the arborists weave through branches to find a dummy during the aerial rescue event. E.J. Turner’s favorite event is the work climb, where competitors scramble through the 80- to 100-foot trees and ring bells at the end of branches to simulate cuts an arborist would make on the job. Turner, a third-generation climber and winner of five Midwest chapter competitions, said participants are graded on speed, route planning and poise. “It’s a lot more climbing involved, and a lot more movement throughout the tree, jumping and swinging,” Turner said. “It’s kind of like being a kid.” Along with the belayed speed climb, aerial rescue and work climb, climbers will participate in ascent and throwline events during the first round. Those with the highest
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Wildwood's Fall Bike Classic Returns Sunday With Two Route Options
Cyclists across the St. Louis region are gearing up for the 2026 Tour de Wildwood, a suburban-rural ride through fall foliage that starts and finishes at Wildwood City Hall this Sunday, October 11, at 8 a.m. Riders can choose between a 26.5-mile scenic route and a 43-mile challenge route. According...
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What’s Happening at EHS?
There are a lot of activities going on at the high school right now: volleyball, cross country, soccer, band, football, golf, etc. We checked with Mrs. Monk to see what is happening there right now and what there is to look forward to. 1. What are the biggest projects, changes,...
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Mizzou commit Scottie Adkinson cementing Webster Groves legacy: ‘A unicorn in that sense’
WEBSTER, Mo. — As Scottie Adkinson fielded an interview in the lobby of the Roberts Gym, the final bell rang. Students poured in from the stairwell and hallway, and even for an SEC basketball commit, one with a growing social presence, he remained just “Scottie.” Adkinson, a four-star point guard in the 2027 class, maneuvered through the line of students onto the basketball court. No one stopped him or pulled him away from the conversation regarding his official visit to Missouri, and for the 37th-ranked recruit in the Rivals150, it served as a reminder of what he accomplished in the St. Louis...
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Heard in the Halls 10.7.26
Senior Addie Wright just celebrated a major volleyball milestone, reaching 1,000 career digs during a game against Ursuline Academy last month. Wright received a special commemorative volleyball to honor the achievement and to recognize her dedication to the Kirkwood High School volleyball program. Her volleyball career will continue next fall when she heads to Marist University in Poughkeepsie, New York, to play at the NCAA Division I level.
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Hockey drops game two at Lindenwood
(Maryland Heights, MO) Sun Devil Hockey was unable to secure the series sweep as it fell to Lindenwood, 9-6 (EN), on Saturday night at Centene Ice Center. Arizona State freshmen Nathan Behm and Jonas Woo each recorded their first career NCAA goals, with Behm registering a pair of goals on the night.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Mike Spoede Invitational Cross Country Meet
The 2026 Mike Spoede Invitational cross country meet took place at Warrenton High School on Friday. Wright City sophomore Victoria Riggs finished second in a time of 19 minutes, 51.02 seconds. She finished second to Francis Howell Central sophomore Peyton Marshall. On the boys’ side, the Wright City boys finished fifth out of 14 teams.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Wright City vs. South Shelby football
The Wright City football team defeated South Shelby 31-20 at home on Friday during the school’s Homecoming game. After giving up an onside kick to begin the game and a long touchdown on the next play, Wright City settled in and defeated the Cardinals. Wright City will return home at 7 p.m. next Friday to host Van-Far.
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North St. Louis high school gets $2.4M field honoring Tuskegee Airmen
The City of St. Louis has completed a $2.4 million renovation of the athletic field at Sumner High School in north St. Louis. The facility, named Tuskegee Airmen Field, honors seven Sumner graduates who served as Tuskegee Airmen.
Autoweek.com
Shawn Langdon Tightens Grip on NHRA Top Fuel Championship
Shawn Langdon took a massive step toward his second Top Fuel series crown, and Funny Car’s Austin Prock prevailed in NHRA drag racing’s spiciest match-up of young guns, as the NAPA Auto Parts Midwest Nationals at World Wide Technology Raceway gave fans their money’s worth and more Sunday.
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Five Iron Golf’s Top St. Louis Instructors- Golf with Jay Delsing
“Golf With Jay Delsing” originates from Five Iron Golf in Clayton, MO. The show will visit with top instructors from 5 Iron and will cover the latest news and notes from throughout the world of golf. Jay Delsing hails from St. Louis, Missouri. While his father played Major League...
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Beckman Thrills Sold-Out NHRA Crowd
MADISON, Ill. — Funny Car’s Jack Beckman powered to the top in front of a sellout crowd on Saturday at World Wide Technology Raceway, securing his third No. 1 qualifier of 2026 for John Force Racing at the 15th annual NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals. Shawn Langdon...
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Crusaders sack Pirates’ hopes of escaping with comeback victory
O’FALLON, Mo. — The Hannibal football team’s last-ditch effort was sacked. Tyson Greiner saw to that. St. Dominic’s 6-foot-1, 230-pound all-state caliber senior sacked Hannibal quarterback Wyeth Dorsey on the final play of the game — Greiner’s 14th sack of the season — to punctuate the Crusaders’ 29-26 victory Friday night.
NHRA.com
World Wide Technology Raceway sells out for sixth consecutive Saturday
NHRA and World Wide Technology Raceway announced a sellout crowd for Saturday’s racing at the 15th annual NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals, marking the sixth consecutive Saturday sellout for the St. Louis-area event. “Today’s sold-out crowd at the NAPA Auto Parts NHRA Midwest Nationals is another tremendous showcase...
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Cougars Rewrite Record Book in 19-0 Win at UHSP
Creve Coeur, Mo. – Georgia Pardalos set school single-game records for points and assists, and the No. 17-ranked Columbia College women's soccer team scored the most goals in program history in a 19-0 American Midwest Conference win at UHSP Saturday afternoon. Columbia improved to 7-1-3 (1-0-0 AMC), while UHSP fell to 2-2-1 (0-1-0 AMC).
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Salute in the Pouring Rain Ends in a Hard-Fought Loss for Liberty
Under a relentless downpour with low hanging clouds, the Liberty Eagles tried their hardest to honor the military veterans in the game, but come up short on the field. On Thursday Oct 1, the Liberty Eagles faced the Fort Zumwalt West Jaguars, but it the Jaguars who came out to top with a 21-9 victory. The loss drops Liberty’s record to 1-5.