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The Eagles won their first two soccer games of the season on the road. SoBoCo first thumped Osage by a 7-0 score with Ian McClusky scoring three goals, Parker Tergin scoring twice and single goals by Reece Gilmore and Maguire Scheer. At Boonville, the Eagles found themselves backpedaling as the Pirates were more than just

The SoBoCo Eagles volleyball team saw a glimpse of championship-level volleyball on Monday night as they lost at Fatima in two straight games. The Comets, always a favorite team to reach the Final Four, defeated the Eagles 25-14, 25-11. The loss drops the Eagles to 2-1 on the season. “We were close both games for

SoBoCo lineman Brian Kent knew the Eagles had a big lead and was controlling Friday’s game at Wright City. He also remembered playing at Hallsville two years ago. “I thought, “Oh, here we go again,” Kent said. Then the Eagles held the lead until the Indians came out after a 40-minute rain delay, scored before

Eagles quarterback Spencer Taggart completed passes to five different receivers on Friday, going 11-of-16 for 107 yards and one TD. Taggart is now 29-of-48 for the season for 386 yards, five TDs and zero interceptions. “Spencer did a good job of extending some plays by moving in the pocket and his receivers got open,” coach

The Eagles girls golf team played in the Camdenton golf tourney on last Wednesday at Lake Valley golf course. Eagles scores include: Brittany Hoyle, 117; Hanah Largent 118; Kiersten Morefield, 120; Skyler Politte, 123; Gracyn Merriott; 124. The Eagles also played At Mexico (Author Hills golf course) vs Mexico, Harrisburg, Palmyra. The Eagles finished in

The SoBoCo Eagles needed only 30 minutes of play to build a 35-6 lead on the Wright City Wildcats before the game was called midway through the third quarter. But Eagles seniors Brian Kent and Tanner Smith say the lead would only have increased had play continued. “We were doing about anything we wanted to

The Wright City Wildcats (0-1) will use multiple ways to confuse the SoBoCo Eagles on Friday night when the two teams meet in Wright City. Coach Trent Tracy and defensive coordinator Andy Jahnsen are working to help the Eagles defense recognize the many different formations the Wildcats will use. The Wildcats will utilize a formation

The SoBoCo Eagles overcame their first quarter jitters and delivered 21 unanswered points in the second quarter for a commanding halftime lead. SoBoCo quarterback Spencer Taggart found Sam Stichnote in the end zone for another TD on initial drive of the third quarter and the Eagles rolled to a 48-20 win. SoBoCo, 1-0 to start

The Eagles softball team lost some of its hitting power with graduation last May. No matter, the Eagles can play small ball just as well. SoBoCo used their speed and hitting to grind out an 8-5 win at Warsaw in Monday’s opener. The Eagles game last night at Fatima was canceled due to rain. Warsaw

The SoBoCo Eagles were in action in multiple sports on Tuesday and continued to post a W in each event: • Alexa Newkirk led the Eagles girls cross country team by winning the Salisbury race on Tuesday. Newkirk “destroyed the field,” according to coach Crystal Branch in the 3.1 mile race. In the boys race,