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The Eagles volleyball team rolled into the first round of district play minus senior hitter and defender Hannah Crow, but also on the heels of a big win over the Osage Indians. The re-vamped lineup was beginning to jell and SoBoCo was beginning to play with confidence. They had momentum. So, naturally, the Eagles came

The SoBoCo Eagles complete their regular season schedule when they travel to Versailles this Friday in a Tri-County Conference game. It is a game which should be labeled “Trap Game” for the Eagles and “Opportunity Knocking” for the Tigers. SoBoCo, at 6-2, could be caught looking ahead to the playoffs while Versailles, 3-5, is looking

The SoBoCo volleyball team has been through a roller coaster couple of weeks, but on Tuesday night the Eagles put it all together in one of their biggest wins of the season. The Eagles defeated Osage in a thrilling three-set match. Since late September, the Eagles have: • Lost top senior Hannah Crow for the

The SoBoCo Eagles had to absorb an improbable loss on Monday night in a game in which they had one first half goal taken away and a potential second half goal tying goal taken away when Ian McCluskey was tackled from behind in the box – only to have the referee pocket his whistle. The

As the No. 2 seed at the district tournament, the SoBoCo Eagles were looking forward to another game with the Helias Crusaders. But the Eagles’ bats were silenced by the host Sullivan team by a 3-0 score in the semi-finals. The loss ended the Eagles’ season at 15-7. Sullivan went on to defeat Helias and

The Missouri Sports Hall of Fame inducted an Ashland resident on Monday. Anthony Frazier, a former high school standout football player who also played for the Missouri Tigers was inducted along with 10 other members of the Elite 11. The Elite 11, a group of former high school, college and professional football players,were inducted during

The SoBoCo volleyball team had two wins going into the Versailles Tournament this past weekend – and came away with a win, two losses and a tie. Coach Jaime Nelson said what came from the tournament was experience and close, competitive games that will benefit the Eagles in next week’s district tournament. The Eagles started

The Southern Boone Eagles football team did exactly what it needed to do on Friday night, coming away from Warsaw with a 49-21 Tri-County Conference win. Although, it didn’t exactly go as planned. The Eagles didn’t plan on starting out getting burned on defense by a long pass reception. And they certainly didn’t plan on

The SoBoCo Eagles softball team was surprised and shut out in the semi-final round of district play on Thursday evening. SoBoCo was blanked by host school Sullivan 3-0. The Eagles’ Ashley Osborne pitched well enough to win the game, however, the offense never really woke up at the plate. SoBoCo was down early 2-0 and

If you ask coach Trent Tracy, he will tell you that the Southern Boone Eagles football team is only thinking about winning a football game at Warsaw this Friday night. “That is what we can control,” Tracy said, “we can’t control what is happening in the Mexico vs Fulton game – we need to win