The Marshfield Blue Jays showed both their scoring potential and resilience during their run in the 80th Annual Greenwood Blue and Gold Tournament, opening the week with a convincing win before facing a challenging slate that tested the team through three games in four days.
Last Friday night, an old nemesis rambled into town like a ghost from the past. For those who remember the Central Ozark Conference battles of the 1970s and ’80s, Bolivar’s Liberators were a familiar foe. The last time Bolivar visited Marshfield, the Blue Jays ended their 2018 season in the playoffs. Before that, the Liberators had dominated the series, winning 10 of the previous 11 games.
The Lady Jays softball team continued their strong start by winning the Ozark Conference Tournament last week. They defeated Branson 4-0, Rogersville 11-0, and Carl Junction 13-2 to improve their record to 7-1. The team will compete in the Lake Ozark Tournament this weekend.
The courts at Rotary Park will be busier than ever this fall, as Marshfield High School debuts its first-ever tennis program. Head Coach Jarrett Teel, a first-year teacher at Marshfield who played tennis at Evangel University and previously attended Forsyth High School, is leading the new program.
Marshfield High School is proudly celebrating several standout athletes who were recognized at the Springfield Sports Commission Awards last week, an annual event honoring excellence in high school …
The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats delivered an impressive performance throughout the spring 2025 baseball season, culminating in a hard-fought appearance in the Missouri Class 4 state championship game …
The Marshfield Bluejays baseball team wrapped up a memorable postseason run with a trip to the Class 5 Final Four last week, marking the schools first appearance in the Final Four since 1998 and its …
The Marshfield Lady Jays basketball season come to an end Saturday just shy of a second straight trip to the final four.
Here is how our local teams fared in the Blue and Gold Tournament.
Tournament Update – White Division
The Marshfield Blue Jays boys wrestling team remains undefeated on the season, improving to a perfect 10-0 after an impressive performance at the Union Tournament on Saturday, Dec. 14. The squad continues to show its dominance, with several standout individual achievements adding to their early-season success.
The Marshfield Lady Jays kicked off their basketball season with a commanding 71-34 victory over Clever in their home opener on Tuesday night. The Lady Jays showed strength on both ends of the court, dominating the game from start to finish and showcasing the talent of key players like senior guard Ward, who led the team with 25 points, and sophomore forward Greenfield, who contributed 17 points in the blowout win.
Over 800 enthusiastic 4-H youth showcased their skills during the Missouri State Shoot competitions held throughout August and September. Among the standout participants were the dedicated members of the Webster County 4-H Shooting Sports team, who demonstrated remarkable commitment and talent, earning top honors in several categories.
The Wildcats held their last regular season home game on Thursday night against the Branson Pirates. It was senior night for the football and cheer sections so in the pregame seniors, Eli Craft, AJ Muncy, Jason Sales, Damari Barr, Jacob Shinkarevich, Lucas Parris, and Brayden Kent were escorted with their parents onto the field.
The Battle of Webster County was held on Friday night between the Marshfield Jays and the Logan Rogersville Wildcats at Wildcat Stadium on the campus of Logan Rogersville. It was a story of two very different halves, and a game that was highlighted by several interceptions and defensive fumble recoveries.
The excitement is building as the Marshfield Bluejays prepare to make the short trip to Rogersville this Friday night for the highly anticipated annual Battle of Webster County. This year's matchup carries significant weight, with both teams competing in the newly formed Ozark Mountain Conference and vying for position in the Class 4 District 6 standings.
Logan Rogersville football team traveled to their closest geographical conference opponent on Friday night. It was a rematch from a district game from last season that saw Hillcrest come to Rogersville and end the Wildcats season on a cold wet miserable night. A majority of the Wildcats current starters were not on the field that night though. This game was played on a different field under perfect conditions and led to a different outcome.
The excitement is building as the Marshfield Blue Jays prepare for their Homecoming game this Friday night against the Class 5, No. 8 ranked Branson Pirates. The festivities kick off Wednesday evening with a parade starting at 5 p.m., making its way from the square to the high school, followed by a Powder Puff football game at 6 p.m.
