KJEL SPORTS WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4, 2022

GIRLS BASKETBALL TUESDAY-

OSAGE 44 LINN 38

ELDON 65 BUFFALO 39

RICHLAND 48 TOLTON CATHOLIC 20

WALNUT GROVE 46 MACKS CREEK 31

BUTLER 57 WARSAW 39

MORRISVILLE 54 DADEVILLE 30

STOCKTON 44 LAMAR 33

TIPTON 76 CONCORDIA 30

BOURBON INVITATIONAL:

LAQUEY 56 VALLEY 26

BELLE 32 GRANDVIEW 19

PACIFIC  59 VIBURNUM 38

STOVER TOURNAMENT:

EUGENE 42 VERSAILLES 29

STOVER 48 GREEN RIDGE 14

 

BOY’S BASKETBALL TUESDAY-

LEBANON 75 CAMDENTON 70

THE HIGHWAY FIVE RIVALRY PRODUCED A THRILLER AT BOSWELL AUDITORIUM ON KJEL….THE LAKERS STORMED BACK FROM AN 18 POINT DEFICIT TO GET THE GAME TIED AT 66 IN THE 4TH QUARTER…BUT THE YELLOWJACKETS NEVER FELL BEHIND AND MADE SOME CLUTCH BASKETS AND FREE THROWS TO CLOSE OUT THE OZARK CONFERENCE VICTORY….LEBANON LED 22-9 AFTER ONE AND 43-28 BY HALFTIME..CAMDENTON CHARGED BACK TO WITHIN 50-47 GOING TO THE FINAL EIGHT MINUTES AND AARON POAGE SUPPLIED 12 OF HIS 24 POINTS IN THE FOURTH TO KEEP THE LAKERS IN IT…CALEB RAY HAD A GAME-HIGH 25 FOR LEBANON…COACH RYAN TOOMBS WAS HAPPY FOR HIS JUNIOR GUARD..

IT WAS A PHYSICAL BATTLE WITH 51 FOULS CALLED AND 55 FREE THROWS TAKEN…THE ‘JACKETS ARE  6-5 AND WILL HOST WARSAW TOMORROW…THE LAKERS ARE 9-3 WITH KICKAPOO SET TO COME TO CAMDENTON ON FRIDAY…

ALSO LAST NIGHT:

BOLIVAR 52 WAYNESVILLE 49

GLENDALE 54 WEST PLAINS 45

KICKAPOO 70 ROLLA 38

REPUBLIC 63 CENTRAL 56

STOUTLAND  92 VIENNA  65

HARTVILLE 52 CLEVER 27

SPRINGFIELD CATHOLIC 51 MARSHFIELD 45

MANSFIELD 59 AVA 20

SPARTA 67 FORDLAND 27

LINCOLN 51 SKYLINE 24

BUTLER 53 WARSAW 26

IBERIA 81 BELLE 60

LICKING 71 WILLOW SPRINGS 68

PLATO 56 CABOOL 36

HUMANSVILLE 77 HERMITAGE 66

WHEATLAND 58 HUME 25

BLAIR OAKS 48 ST. ELIZABETH 41

CALIFORNIA 63 RUSSELLVILLE 48

WRESTLING-

MARSHFIELD 61 GLENDALE 18

MARSHFIELD 43 REPUBLIC 30

MARSHFIELD LADY JAYS 60 GLENDALE 6

MARSHFIELD LADY JAYS 54 REPUBLIC 9

COLLEGE BASKETBALL TONITE-

MIZZOU AT ARKANSAS

EVANSVILLE AT MISSOURI STATE

 

NHL TUESDAY-

ST. LOUIS 6 TORONTO 5

BRAYDEN SCHENN HAD A POWER PLAY GOAL AND WHAT PROVED TO BE THE WINNER IN THE SHOOTOUT AS THE SHORTHANDED BLUES PICKED UP A ROAD VICTORY…BRANDON SAAD FOUND THE BACK OF THE NET TWICE IN THE VICTORY. THE BLUES CRAIG BERUBE WAS A HAPPY HEAD COACH AFTERWARD..

ST. LOUIS HAS WON TWO OF THREE AND THE BLUES ARE IN FIFTH-PLACE IN THE CENTRAL DIVISION WITH 39 POINTS. THEY VISIT THE NEW JERSEY DEVILS TOMORROW NIGHT.

MIDWEEK JACKET TALK AIRS AT 11:05 FROM A TASTE OF ANDY’S ON KJEL

CARDINAL COUNTDOWN TO OPENING DAY SHOW IS TONIGHT AT 6:06