LEAD SPORTS PHOTO: SoBoCo’s Brett Brookshire controls the ball during the Eagles win over Battle on Monday. LEAD SPORTS STORY: Eagles get winning shot in OT SoBoCo soccer knew it was going to be tested in St. Louis, but the outcome proved it deserved the state-ranking. After the announcement that the Eagles were ranked No. 5 in
Redemption. That was the word of the week for the Southern Boone County High School’s football team after a 30-22 loss to Versailles on September 7. It was the first time since 2012 that the Eagles had lost to the Tigers and senior lineman Brett Price knew it. “Our scores have been 209 to seven
The Southern Boone County volleyball team learned just how tough the game could be this last week. It wasn’t just that the physical toughness of the game, although they faced a team in Fatima that has a consistently powerful program or a team in Hickman that was bigger, stronger and quicker than them. Yes, that
Southern Boone softball’s offense looked like night and day in the two games played last week. Against South Calloway on Tuesday, the Eagles were held to just three hits over the seven innings of play. Strikeouts weren’t a problem as much as they have been in past games, however, with only one strikeout for the
Girls golf is out to a good start with 7-1 record in matches and a 7th place finish out of 21 schools at the Helias invitational. With the rainy weather they have had a couple cancellations. Scores from the match against Tolton were: Lily Frazier- 45, Hannah Largent–45, Kiersten Morefield–46, Lila Frazier–50, Skyler Politte–53, Sydni
LEAD SPORTS PHOTO-Schmidt applauded for sportsmanship: SoBoCo senior Blake Schmidt helps a competitor after he had fallen in a recent cross country meet. The photo was taken by a parent of a Father Tolton runner, who said he was impressed with Schmidt’s sportsmanship. LEAD STORY–Eagles surprised at Versailles, Eldon next Focus was the name of the
SoBoCo soccer continued its early season winning streak with a home opener win over Missouri Military Academy, 10-0. The Eagles scored early out of the gate, with a goal from midfielder Brett Brookshire after only two minutes of play to go up 1-0. Four other players added to the scoring onslaught, led by Rece Gilmore
The SoBoCo Eagles looked as if they might go to a third set for a second straight game before they pulled away from Eugene for a 25-9, 29-27 win on September 4th, but lost their first game of the season against Fatima on Monday night. It was a tale of two sets that tested the
The Eagles softball team dropped a pair of games and watched the rainouts add up this past week. The Eagles were blasted by Hickman last Tuesday by an 11-1 score and then dropped a 4-3 ball game at Linn on Monday. In between the two losses, SoBoCo had their annual Hickman JV Tournament rained out.
The Eagles girls golf team started the season with three wins and a loss. The Eagles played Boonville and won the match with Lila Frazier as the leading scorer with a 46. The Eagles also had a match against Mexico, Harrisburg and Palmyra and went 2-1 losing to Mexico by only one stroke.The Eagles leading
