On a cold and challenging night at Faurot Field, Missouri lost 24-20 to Tennessee, stretching the Tigers’ losing streak to five games. It was a tough night to be a Tiger fan, sitting on a cold metal bench watching their team’s spiral slowly continue. Tennessee scored a touchdown to go ahead with 22 seconds left
The Southern Boone Eagles soccer team is a juggernaut in state tournament play. They advance to semi-final play versus the Guadalupe Center Aztecs Friday. The game is to be played at the World Wide Technology Soccer Park in Fenton at 4:30 p.m. The Eagles won their sectional game against a very competitive Springfield Catholic squad
Seven Southern Boone Eagle football players were named to the Tri-County Conference all conference teams for 2019. Senior Tyler Frese has been named to First Team Offense. Senior Reygan Whitt has been named to the First Team Defense. The Second Team Conference honorees on offense are Seniors Tyson Smith, Tristan John and junior Blake Dapkus.
Watching Missouri’s offense struggle on Saturday at Faurot Field was as frustrating as fumbling with a Rubik’s Cube for three and a half hours. In theory, the pieces are there to succeed, but in actuality it’s just hours of seemingly hopeless twisting and turning. It was another no-show by the offense, and Florida cruised to
Friday’s night’s Class 3 District 7 semifinal game between Southern Boone and Center (Kansas City) was full of ups and downs. In a physical matchup of two tough teams that traded momentum and scores, the game ended in a 33-32 loss for the Eagles. “It was the district semi-final but it had the feeling
Four Southern Boone volleyball players were recognized with District and Conference honors this season. Senior Brooklyn Marrs was selected first team All-District. Senior Sydney Mattas and Junior Jo Scheer were named to the second team All-District. Marrs was also selected first team All-Conference. Mattas earned second team All-Conference honors and Junior Alyssa Crum received Conference
Saturday was one of those picturesque college football days in the South. Bulldog and Tiger fans filled Georgia’s campus in Athens for pregame tailgating and revelry amongst the fall colors and old buildings. Sanford Stadium had a hot crowd for a game under the lights in one of the SEC’s classic venues, “Between the Hedges.”
The Southern Boone Eagles football team will advance in district play after a lopsided win over St. Michaels Friday night. The Eagles came out strong posting a 48-3 lead by halftime. The score resulted in a running clock for the final two quarters. There was no scoring by either team in the last half but
An outstanding volleyball season came to an end on Wednesday for the Lady Eagles. Southern Boone started district play versus Capitol City High School with a 2-0 win on Tuesday. But the season came to an end the next evening against a very tough California team losing the match 2-0. California went on to capture
After a bye week to hopefully get ahold of itself, Missouri heads South for a big game, taking on the SEC East-leading No. 6 Georgia Bulldogs (6 p.m. on ESPN) in Athens. As horrendous as Missouri’s last two games were, this is the kind of game you get excited for. November is the most important
