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REPMO Football Show – Week 8
We look back on a huge win over Webb City with coach Ryan Cornelsen and preview an even bigger game against Carthage this Friday. We also talk to three players this week — Jack Rosenbaum, Cooper Bollinger, and Chris Lawrence!
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Carthage Brings the COC West Race to Republic on Senior Night
Ryan Cornelsen watched Carthage’s film this week and came away thinking the team that beat Republic twice last fall has gotten better. “I would say they’re better than they were a year ago,” Republic’s head coach said on this week’s REPMO Football Show. “They’re really good.”
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Webb City hosts Neosho in last regular-season home game
Webb City welcomes the Neosho Wildcats to Cardinal Stadium this Friday following their 33-14 loss at Republic last week. The 5-2 Cardinals and 6-1 Wildcats are fighting for position on the Class 5 District 6 bracket when the post season begins on Oct. 30. Webb City’s final game of the regular season will be on Oct. 23 at Joplin.
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Cardinals advance to softball semifinal round
The Cardinals advanced in the Class 5 District 6 softball tournament at Lee’s Summit by defeating Lee’s Summit West 3‑0. They’re now in the semifinals facing the host school at 6 p.m. Thursday. Lee’s Summit, seeded second, defeated Carthage 1‑0 in the first round. Webb City is seeded third.
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Football – Carthage at Republic
No. 2 Carthage (6-1, 3-0 COC West) visits No. 3 Republic (6-1, 3-0 COC West) on Senior Night, and the winner takes control of the COC West race. Republic’s Nolan Lashley has 1,199 rushing yards and 24 touchdowns, and Carthage’s Landon West has 982 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.
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Mt’neers football falls to Lamar, Mt. Vernon volleyball knocks off McDonald County and Aurora
The Mt. Vernon High School football team traveled to Class 2, second ranked Lamar on Friday, Oct. 8 but fell to the Tigers 38-13. Lamar led 7-0 after the first quarter, 29-7 at the half, and 29-13 at the end of the third quarter. The Tigers added another nine points in the fourth quarter to close out the scoring.
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Barnsdall Looks to Bounce Back Against Quapaw
After a 4-0 start to the season, the Barnsdall Panthers have dropped two straight. The Panthers now find themselves taking on a Quapaw team on Thursday night in a game that they need to win. Barnsdall most recently suffered a 28-20 loss to Ketchum. Coach Kylee Sweeney said his team...
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Seneca’s Cody Hilburn named MSHSAA Football Coach of the Year
Seneca High School's Cody Hilburn has been named the MSHSAA Football Coach of the Year! During the 2025/2026 season, Hilburn helped guide the Indians to a 13-1 record and the program's first state championship since 1995. More details below.
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Performance of the Week – Republic’s Ground Game
Republic ran the ball 68 times against Webb City Friday night and never threw a pass. The Tigers held the ball for 31 minutes of a 48-minute game, and they never punted. Nolan Lashley carried 29 times for 158 yards and four touchdowns in the 33-14 win. Keiran Govan ran 14 times for 89 yards and a touchdown, Hayes Porter had 52 yards, Lincoln Caldwell had 43 and Cooper Cornelsen had 40. Baelor Cutbirth and Trenten Coleman carried once each. None of the 68 runs lost yardage, and the longest one went 18 yards. Republic got its 392 yards four and five at a time, behind seniors Brody Romines, Cory Kroth, Bryce Hein and Raleigh Verstraete, juniors DJ Phelps and Hudson Budd and sophomore Treyton Triplett, among others.
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Seniors Steer Lady Tigers Past Carthage
Republic’s three seniors led the Lady Tigers past Carthage 25-12, 25-21, 18-25, 25-15 on Senior Night Tuesday, keeping Republic unbeaten in Central Ozark Conference West play. Kate Mitchell had 10 kills* and five blocks, Addyson Warner had 16 digs and Reese Finley had 22 assists. The win sets up...
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🏀 Details Announced for 2026 Late Night in the Phog
LAWRENCE, Kan. – Kansas Athletics has announced details for the 42nd edition of Late Night in the Phog presented by Hy-Vee. This year’s men’s portion of Late Night coincides with KU’s exhibition home contest against Pittsburg State on Friday, Oct. 16, at 7 p.m. The KU-Pitt...
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Mt’neers football hold off East Newton
The Mt. Vernon High School football team traveled to east Newton on Friday, Oct. 2 and came back with a 10-8 victory over the Patriots. The Mt’neers scored first on a Matt Hodgson to Griffin Cordray passing play to take a 7-0 first quarter lead. That would remain the score at the half. East Newton put eight points on the board in the third quarter to take the lead 8-7. Mt. Vernon would kick a field goal by Brennan Diaz in the fourth quarter to secure the 10-8 win.
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Air Force pilot honors alma mater with rare flyover prior to Republic vs Webb City
REPUBLIC — Before Republic’s 33-14 win over Webb City, no one had a better seat than Air Force Captain Noah Johnson. The 2018 Republic graduate sat hundreds of feet above the stadium in a T-6 Texan II aircraft. Johnson and another pilot delivered a perfect flyover during the national anthem at Friday’s game. “Everything kind of slows down,” Johnson said. “You are wondering if there is any delay between the game, press box and the radios to us. We give it a shot, and oh, it worked out.” Johnson, 26, is stationed at Vance Air Force Base in Enid, Okla. He’s an instructor teaching some of the best young minds how to fly military aircrafts. Johnson’s love of flying all started at Republic High School. Republic football: The Tigers 'ran it down their throats' in win over Webb City The flyover before the football game was just one way to give back to the community that helped him achieve his dreams. “When I was a student getting to talk to Colonel (Patrick) Sanders about flying the F-16, that really inspired me to go look into that,” Johnson said. “If there was anything that I could do to forward that kind