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St. Vincent returns to form
The St. Vincent Indians responded to the previous week’s disappointment with a shutout victory over Bayless on senior night. The now 5-1 Indians defeated the Bronchos 35-0 with an efficient offense that mixed in running plays while relying on the pass to score. Layton Cheaney scored first for the...
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PHS soccer gets bounce back win
MARION, ILL — The Perryville Pirates boys soccer team bounced back after two tough losses to take a 5-1 win over Marion on October 1. In road trips to Jackson and Clayton, the Pirates gave up 14 goals and only scored once. Head coach Dwayne Hadler said he knew the two games were going to be tough given the level of competition, and he hoped his team was able to take away something positive despite the tough defeats.
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Local Powers Farmington, St. Pius X Set for Gridiron Clash
(Festus) The Farmington Knights football team visits the St. Pius X Lancers Friday in a battle of local powerhouses. Both teams enter the game with 5-1 records. Farmington is fresh off a 48-2 win over Sikeston last week and is currently ranked as the #9 team in Class 5. St. Pius X beat Lutheran St. Charles last week and is currently the #5 team in Class 3.
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5 people, 1 team to be inducted into Southeast Missouri’s 2026 Hall of Fame
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. (Heartland News) - Five people and one team will be inducted into Southeast Missouri’s 2026 Hall of Fame in January. The induction will be on January 22, 2027 at the Show Me Center. The 2026 hall of fame class includes:. Rachel Anderson - Softball 2017-2021. Mike...
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’Guins win after slow start
Scoring 18 straight points in the second half, the Youngstown State University football team traveled to Southern Illinois University to take on the No. 21 Salukis on Oct. 3. The ‘Guins defeated the Salukis 28-16 after a slow first half. The first score of the game came from SIU...
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Lindenwood readies for ‘Game Ball Brawl’ rivalry against SEMO with emphasis on balancing effort, discipline
When the Lindenwood football team joined the Ohio Valley Conference four years ago, opposing teams did not welcome the Lions with a plate of cookies and a gift basket – especially in-state rival Southeast Missouri State. In their first meeting with Lindenwood in 2022, SEMO could have lined up...
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Jackson blows out Poplar Bluff 62-6 as Fischer throws six touchdowns
Senior Jory Thoma hauled in a game-high 156 receiving yards and a touchdown in Jackson’s 62-6 win over Poplar Bluff Friday night at The Pit. Photo by Nick McNeal. On Friday night, the Jackson football team continued to assert its dominance in Southeast Missouri with a 62-6 blowout of SEMO North Conference rivals Poplar Bluff.
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Lindenwood commit Kinley Couch helping take Saxony to new heights
Saxony Lutheran junior outside hitter Kinley Couch, middle, officially announced her verbal commitment to play at Division-I LIndenwood of the Ohio Valley Conference last month. Photo by Nick McNeal. Following a sophomore campaign where area volleyball star Kinley Couch led Saxony Lutheran to make its first-ever state final four in...
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High School Football Pick Em Challenge for Week 7
Think you know High School football? Prove it! Join the High School Football Pick ‘Em Challenge and put your football knowledge to the test every week. Make your picks, rack up points, and score awesome weekly prizes or tickets!. Give it your best shot and just have some fun!
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Crusaders score 16 in two games
JACKSON — The Saxony Lutheran Crusaders started their long stretch of road games on the right foot last week, winning 8-0 at Kennet on Sept. 28. The win was a true team performance, with six different Crusaders scoring goals and five earning assists, for a total of eight Crusaders coming away from the victory with points.
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Cape Girardeau, Marion lineworkers to compete in international rodeo
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., (KBSI) — Ameren line workers from Cape Girardeau and Marion, Illinois, will compete in the 42nd International Lineman’s Rodeo, scheduled for Oct. 14-17 in Overland Park, Kansas. Kolter McBride, Brendan Wilkens and Joshua Jones, all based at Ameren Missouri’s Cape Girardeau Operating Center, will compete...
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Spoofhounds take down Cardinals in Homecoming match, player crowned king
Classmates voted to crown senior Spoofhound tackle and defensive tackle Tyson Atwell Homecoming king before Maryville High School football (6-0, 3-0 MEC) defeated the Benton High School Cardinals (2-4, 0-2 MEC) 53-29 Oct. 2 in the Hound Pound. Atwell left pregame warmups to join his peers on the MHS Homecoming...
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Blackcat Runners Rack Up Medals, Personal Bests
Fredericktown cross country runners turned in strong performances during three recent meets, bringing home medals and setting personal records in Columbia, Farmington and Cape Girardeau. Five Blackcat runners competed Sept. 26 in the Gans Creek Classic in Columbia on the University of Missouri’s home cross country course. Gans Creek has...
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Patoka Has HUGE Day At State…Wildcards Into Semifinals
It was a HUGE day for Patoka baseball and softball as both were playing at state at the same time for the first time in school history and both teams advanced to the state semifinals with wins. Patoka/Odin boys won their opener of the Class S tournament at the Oasis...
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Bulldogs bounce back for win at Murphysboro
MURPHYSBORO — A week after falling in a first place showdown against Carterville, the Harrisburg Bulldogs bounced back nicely with a 36-18 win at Murphysboro. Harrisburg led 23-18 after three quarters before tacking on a pair of insurance scores in the final quarter. The Bulldogs improve to 5-2, 3-1...
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Farmington Football Dominates Sikeston in Bounceback Win
(Farmington) It was a happy homecoming for the Farmington Knights football team, who had a dominant 48-2 win over Sikeston Friday night. Farmington’s defense bounced back from a lackluster effort against Jackson last week. Junior safety Kendall Wright was the star on that side of the ball. He moved down to the tackle box to combat Sikeston’s I-Formation option attack. In doing so, Wright had ten tackles, four for loss, a sack, and a scoop-and-score touchdown.
Murray Ledger & Times
Showtime for future Racer cheerleaders
Saturday night’s football game on Rudolph Family Field at Roy Stewart Stadium between host Murray State and Missouri Valley Football Conference arch rival Southern Illinois marked the annual Racer Mini Cheer Clinic in which aspiring cheerleaders got the chance to learn from the experts as the Murray State squad’s members took some time to show their young students how to keep the Racer spirit going during games. The clinic itself was conducted earlier in the day, then the entire group stepped onto the artificial turf and performing a dance number set to late entertainment icon Dolly Parton’s 1980 mega-hit “Nine to Five.” JOHN WRIGHT/ Ledger & Times.
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Ste. Genevieve Ground Game Dominates in Win over Central
(Park Hills) The Ste. Genevieve Dragons football team ran hard in their 20-7 win over Central Friday night. The Dragons took momentum from the jump, with a 14 play touchdown drive that ate up nearly seven minutes. Wyatt Grein punched in the Dragon touchdown from two yards away to open the scoring.
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Jackson football blanks Farmington 47-0 for first shutout
Jackson senior inside linebacker Joah Moore, left, celebrates with safeties senior Brock Reagan, right, and junior Griffin Parsons. Photo by Nick McNeal. For what was one of the most attended games in recent Jackson football history, the Indians simply dominated Farmington via a 47-0 shutout to continue its current perfect season.
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Saluki rewind: Second-half struggles cause Southern Illinois to stumble against YSU
CARBONDALE – A tale of two halves did not have a happy ending for No. 21/25 Southern Illinois on Saturday at Saluki Stadium. After a first half that featured holding down one of the nation’s best players, the Salukis gave up 21 unanswered points as their offense went quiet in a 28-16 loss to No. 8/10 Youngstown State.