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.
First things first. I have misspelled Lucas Parris’s name twice already in four articles. To his mother, I am very very sorry. Now that the mea culpa is out of the way, onto this week.
The Marshfield Blue Jays beat Springfield Hillcrest 28-7 on Friday night to mark 3-1 on the season.
The Marshfield Bluejays saw the season’s undefeated start come to an end on Friday night as they fell 36-0 to Carl Junction in a road matchup.
The home opener at Logan Rogersville for the 2024 football season was a defensive battle that didn’t go the way the large home crowd was hoping for, with the Wildcats falling to Reeds Spring 8-0.
Week 1 of the high school football season got off to a great start for the Marshfield Blue Jays last Friday night. Class 5 Springfield Parkview came to R.A. Barr Athletic Stadium for a scheduled 7 p.m. kickoff. Mother Nature made everyone wait a little longer, as multiple lightning delays pushed the start time back to 8 p.m. Marshfield won the opening toss and chose to defer to the second half, putting the defense on the field first. Marshfield Head Coach Cody Bull had told us earlier in the week, “Last year we had one starter returning on defense; this year we have eight.”
The calendar may say August, but Friday night at Hillcrest High School the Logan Rogersville Wildcats gave us all a reminder that Fall is Coming. The Wildcats participated in a football jamboree. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s basically high school preseason. A jamboree involves multiple football teams in a live scrimmage environment. For this jamboree there were four teams, Hillcrest, Central, Strafford and Logan Rogersville. Each team got 12 offensive plays and 12 defensive plays against each opponent (8 plays for the Varsity and 4 for the JV). It’s essentially a high intensity practice where the boys put on the game uniforms, fans are in the stands, officials are on the field, and we can get a taste of how they stack up against other local teams before the season begins.
Football fans have been waiting for this since last November. Week 1 of the Missouri State High School Activities Association starts this Friday night.
COLUMBIA – The Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) Board of Directors approved an allowance for a 35-second shot clock at its board meeting on June 13, 2024. The shot clock can only be used in boys and girls basketball regular season varsity tournaments and shootout-style events involving MSHSAA member schools, with prior approval.
As we enter a new school year, a new Conference awaits Blue Jay and Wildcat sports. The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats and Marshfield Blue Jays will now compete in the newly formed Ozark Mountain Conference. The newly established conference is poised to kick off as a culmination of collaborative efforts by schools with shared values, sizes and community beliefs.
Strafford Quarterback Club is proud to celebrate the 50th season of Strafford High School Football with an Alumni weekend event starting with a tailgate before the first home game against the Monett Cubs on Friday, September 6th.
Below is a summary of the Webster County 4-H results from the regional 4-H Shooting Sports tournament. Photos from the event will be sent separately.
Recent Conway High School graduates Trista Simpson and Maddy Officer expected to have pitched the final innings and swung the last swings of their softball careers after the spring semester ended.
Adam Wainwright touched down in Nashville Thursday, eager to immediately hop on a bus toward Springfield, Missouri.
Marshfield Track and Field concluded the season with the Class 4 state tournament at Jefferson City High School Friday and Saturday, May 24 and 25.
The Marshfield Track and Field program had 14 athletes qualify for the state tournament over the weekend.
Nearly 200 student-athletes and 10 teams from southwest Missouri high schools will be honored this summer during the 12th annual Sports Commission Awards. Sponsored by Elliott Lodging, the ceremony is set for Tuesday, June 18 at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds in Springfield. Doors open at 6 p.m., with the awards show to begin at 7 p.m.
The Marshfield High School boys golf team played in the Ozark Invitational tournament at Fremont Hills Country Club last Thursday, April 11.
Mason Atkinson represented Conway in the Missouri National Archery in the Schools Program (MoNASP) state tournament presented by Bass Pro Shops in March at the Branson Convention Center.
Marshfield golf wrapped its second tournament of the season April 1 with the Bolivar Invitational. The contest included 22 teams and 110 golfers with tough competition throughout the tournament.
Marshfield High School Choirs competed at the MSHSAA District Solo & Ensemble contest at Lebanon High School on Saturday, March 23. Numerous students received satisfactory, outstanding and exemplary ratings in both solo and ensemble performances.
The Marshfield Lady Jays are going to the Final Four!
The Logan-Rogersville Wildcats (27-3) clawed their way to the final four following two wins in tournament play last week. On Tuesday, March 5, the ‘Cats defeated Seneca in the first round with a score of 64-51. This set them up to play Father Tolton Regional Catholic in Rogersville on Saturday, March 9, where they came out on top, 60-53.
Eight teams from Southwest Missouri will be competing for the chance to advance into the Missouri State High School Activities Association Show Me Showdown Tournament that concludes with the State Championship Game at Mizzou Arena on March 14th. The Marshfield Lady Jays are the Number 1 seed going into District play with a record of 22-4. Marshfield is currently ranked number 6 in the latest Missouri Basketball Coaches Association poll. The number 2 seed is West Plains. The Lady Zizzers are state ranked #10 and have a record of 19-7.
