The spring season starts a week from Monday, but some local teams will still have to wait a bit longer to play games on their home turf. At Camdenton High School, the Lakers are getting a new baseball field – a project that started about two years ago. At School of the Osage, the Indians are getting a synthetic football field in place of the old grass football field.
Supervisors say a string of nice, dry weather would speed up completion. Here's a checkup on each.
Small fee can be waived for those that cannot afford martial arts lessons.
Remembering some past fishing trips – and catches – that happened way too long ago.
Valpo's academic program big factor. Montgomery wants to play right away as slotback and kick returner. Crusaders were 1-9 last season and have a new coach.
Osage Beach group wins 14 gold medals at recent tournament in Chesterfield, Mo. Team has upcoming tournaments in Chicago and Kansas City.
Barracudas go 10-1 in pool play before winning championship. Team also finished second at tournament in Springfield.
Boys lose to Fair Play; Lady Cougars to Humansville.
Team has 11 personal-best finishes in 11 events.
Junior guard nails 3-pointer with seconds left to beat Dadeville 48-47. Climax Springs faces top seed Humansville in Friday's 6 p.m. championship game.
The starting time for this Saturday’s Baseball Coach Clinic, held by Laker Coach Matt Moulder, has been changed. It will now begin at 1 p.m. The event will still be held in the High School Gymnasium.
The clinic is designed to help baseball youth coach’s learn the proper coaching techniques. If you have question or would like to learn more about the clinic e-mail Coach Mulder at mmulder@camdentonschools.org.
Climax Springs beats Macks Creek; Versailles, School of the Osage both fall.
Lady Cougars beat Hermitage 48-40 to advance to Wednesday's semifinals.
Season underway for baseball, boys' golf, boys' tennis, girls' soccer and track and field squads.
Versailles, Osage, Climax Springs, Macks Creek all in action this week.
Jefferson City makes decisive 8-0 run in fourth quarter.
Camdenton hits 24 of 28 free throws, including 15 of 18 in the fourth quarter.
Fishermen — or women — cast your reels. March 1 is almost here, and with that comes trout fishing season. Anglers will get out their rods and reels at one of three Missouri state parks, including Bennett Spring State Park near Lebanon, for the opening day of trout fishing season.
The Missouri Department of Natural resources expects a good turnout for this year, as many anglers will turn the event into a three-day fishing weekend.
Despite a solid defensive performance, the Camdenton Lakers couldn't muster enough offense to upset the No. 2 seed Waynesville Tigers on Wednesday in a 55-37 loss.
Josh Perry, a 2008 graduate of Camdenton High School and now a sophomore at Central Methodist University, qualified for NAIA Nationals B Standard at the Missouri Valley Indoor meet Feb. 12, jumping 45’7 ¾”.
