In early October, 396 high school girls golfers teed it up in District play with the hope of advancing to the State tournament. Two weeks later 90 State qualifiers battled it out over two days on a very windy Fremont Hills Golf Course in Nixa, and SoBoCo sophomore twin sisters Lila and Lily Frazier were
1st Team: Camryn Schaller, Senior; Mariah Prince, Soph. 2nd Team: Riece Clevenger , Soph. Honorable Mention: Zoey DeHass, Senior Pitcher of the Year: Camryn Schaller, Senior Team Records: Blair Oaks 7-0 (Conference Champions) SoBoone 5-2 California 5-2 Hallsville 5-2 Boonville 3-4 Osage 2-5 Eldon 1-6 Versailles 0-7
Stephen Foster wrote that the sun shone bright on the old Kentucky home, but that was pretty much the opposite of Missouri’s experience in the Bluegrass State Saturday night. Rain pelted down on the proceedings, wind whipped through Kroger Field, and Missouri suffered yet another embarrassing loss, this time 29-7 to Kentucky. Coupled with the
The SoBoCo Eagles soccer team blasted Father Tolton Monday in a 6 – 1 win. The Eagles are now 20-1 on the season. In their next game the Eagles will host Sacredheart Thursday at 5 p.m. Above, senior Rece Gilmore maneuvers the ball away from a Tolton opponent.
Sophomore twin sisters Lila and Lily Frazier have qualified for the State Golf Tournament. The qualifying sectional tournament was held at Country Club of Missouri and featured several St. Louis private school teams, easily making this the toughest sectional in the state. Lila Frazier added another excellent result to her already impressive season, finishing 8th
The Eagles football team was down to the last few minutes in the game Friday versus California trailing by one point 14-13. Southern Boone was confidently driving the ball deep into Pintos territory for what would be a game winning score when calamity struck. The Eagles fumbled the ball. California recovered with nothing to do
Southern Boone lost a heart breaker against #2 seed Blair Oaks in district play on Thursday. The Lady Eagles threatened but came up short 1-0 with the lone run coming in the bottom of the 6th from the Falcons. “The girls did a nice job attacking the first pitch by having seven strike outs compared
What a disaster. One week after Missouri roared into first place in the SEC East and debuted in AP poll at No. 22, the Tigers traveled to Nashville as a heavy favorite, and somehow lost 21-14 to a previously reeling and punchless Vanderbilt team. Missouri (5-2, 2-1 in SEC) started slow, and then never really
The Volleyball team had a busy week. Monday they travelled to Versailles and the JV fought hard but lost in 3 sets. The varsity was able to easily win in 2 sets. Next up was Hallsville and JV went to 3 sets and after a tough fought battle they came out on top. Varsity was
The Varsity Eagles Volleyball team competed in the Eldon tournament Saturday, bringing home a second place title. SoBoCo started off the day by playing Calvary Lutheran, Booneville and Fulton in pool play going undefeated. The Eagles began bracket play dominating the match against Capital City winning easily in 2 sets. Moving on to the semifinals
