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#13 Lady Hornet Volleyball Battles Back in Joplin
The No. 13 Emporia State volleyball team battled from a set down to beat Missouri Southern 27-29, 25-17, 25-21, 25-13 in Joplin, Mo. on Friday night. The Lions nipped ESU in a marathon first set by outhitting the Lady Hornets .231 to .122, but ESU took control of the match from there and hit .280 while holding the Lions to just .178 for the match. Piper Bahr led E-State with 12 kills while Brooklynn Weaver added 10. Miyu Tsurumaki had 18 digs. ESU (20-3, 5-2 MIAA) heads to Central Missouri for a 2:00 p.m. first serve on Saturday.
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Softball and volleyball seasons end at districts
Softball Cardinals eliminated in district semifinals. Webb City’s softball season came to an end Thursday at Lee’s Summit as the Cardinals lost 14-6 to the host school in the semifinal round of the Class 5 District 6 tournament. The Lee’s Summit Tigers went on to upset top-seeded Raymore-Peculiar...
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Cardinals are going to Joplin for their sixth win as the regular season ends
The Webb City Cardinals are finishing their regular-season this week at Joplin. After a disappointing 35-28 loss to Neosho here last week, the 5-3 Cardinals will be trying for their sixth win of the season – and their third win in four years against the 3-5 Eagles. The location...
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Cross country teams sweep COC-West meet
Both the Webb City girls and boys teams won the Central Ozark Conference-West cross country meets Saturday at Nixa. Araceli Perez paced the girls in the 5,000-meter run. Her time was 18.27.40. Following her to achieve a team score of 29 were Olivia Klotz, third; Alexis Shuster, fourth; Emma McKinzie,...
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Fourth-down gambles carry Tigers past Webb City
Republic converted all five of its fourth-down tries and never punted in a 33-14 win over Webb City on Friday at Republic. The first of those calls came on the Tigers' opening possession. A Webb City punt was downed at the Republic 1, and three plays later coach Ryan Cornelsen kept his offense on the field for fourth-and-one at the 10. Quarterback Cooper Cornelsen pulled the ball on a read play and ran 18 yards for a first down.
The Kansas City Star
Former KU guard Jeff Boschee was impressed (& surprised) by one Jayhawk on Friday
Jeff Boschee had no desire to head out of town, to hurry back to Pittsburg, Kansas, after his Pittsburg State Gorillas’ 80-62 Late Night in the Phog exhibition loss to Kansas on Friday night at Allen Fieldhouse. “I’m hoping to go to ‘The Hawk’ after this,” the fifth-year Pittsburg State basketball coach/University of Kansas graduate said with a smile. His thoughts postgame weren’t on boarding a bus for the 2-hour, 15-minute ride back to southeast Kansas. They were on a favorite KU campus watering hole that remains as popular in 2026 as it was during Boschee’s KU playing days (1998-99 to 2001-02). Of course, he was only kidding about visiting the establishment. Boschee was all for trips to The Hawk at 21. At 46, coaching his fifth Pitt State team, the priorities are different. He didn’t need refreshments after watching his Division II team outscore Division I Kansas 22-21 in the first 10 minutes and get outscored by just one point in the second half, 33-32. “I thought our guys played decent. I think the biggest thing is we just competed,” Boschee said. “They wore us down, obviously, but our guys competed, and we were just a little bit smaller.”
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FOOTBALL LIVE UPDATES: Cassville at Mt. Vernon, Oct. 17
This week’s live updates are sponsored by Security Bank of Southwest Missouri — dominate your finance mountain with Security Bank!. Bouncing kick downed by Cassville at own 35. Snap bobbled and ball hits the ground. Mountaineers recover at Cassville 34. Pass right gains 8, run middle stopped at...
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Christian Reeves shines in Kansas basketball's win vs Pittsburg State
LAWRENCE — Against Pittsburg State, Kansas basketball coach Bill Self saw a clear top performer for the Jayhawks . Self, whose team won 80-62 on Friday at home in an exhibition game, highlighted a lot of areas of improvement for the team postgame on the Jayhawk Sports Network. But fifth-year center Christian Reeves stood out for how well he played, finishing with 14 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks. The only reason Reeves didn’t play longer than the slightly more than 10 minutes he had, is because he spent the offseason recovering from an injury, and Self didn’t see a need to put Reeves back in the game. RELATED: How Kansas basketball coach Bill Self analyzed win vs Pittsburg State “It was fun to get back out there,” Reeves said postgame on ESPN+. “Obviously, I had a long road of recovery this summer, so it’s just fun to get back out there with the guys, and I enjoyed it.” Reeves, who transferred in from College of Charleston during the offseason, added his shoulder is feeling good and praised the staff for helping him get healthier. He thought fans could see the depth, size, speed and athleticism the Jayhawks have overall.
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Neosho gets big win in enemy territory despite the fast start of Webb City
WEBB CITY, MO — The Neosho Wildcats marched onto John Roderique field to do battle with the home Webb City Cardinals, managing to find the win despite early troubles, 35-28. The Cats’ quarterback Blayne Patterson was able to respond in kind after an early turnover and a subsequent Webb City touchdown on the opening drive, on […]