Marvs Sports-KFBD-Wednesday April 14

TRACK:
WAYNESVILLE WENT TO CAMDENTON FOR THEIR RELAY’S IN TRACK AND FIELD YESTERDAY AND THE BOYS CAME HOME WITH THE TOP TEAM HONORS TAKING FIRST OVER 2ND PLACE CAMDENTON…
6 FIRST PLACE FINISHES….

1st Place FINISHES FOR BRIAN O’BARR IN BOTH THE MILE AND 2 MILE….
Faheem Mujahid (MOO-HAH-JID) WON THE 800,
Jared Hyatt TOOK GOLD IN THE HIGH JUMP..

4 x 200 RELAY TEAM OF Chase Thomas-Plummer, Averial Williams, Michael Lewis, AND Isaac Malay WERE FIRST TO CROSS THE LINE….
AND THE
4 x 800 TEAM OF Faheem Mujahid (MOO-HA-JID), Brian O’Barr, Alejandro Malave, (MA-LAH-VAY) AND Luther Supancic TOOK FIRST….

2nd Place FOR
AJ Martin IN THE 100 AND
Luther Supancic IN THE 2 MILE…

3rd Place FINISHES FOR
Chase Thomas-Plummer IN THE 200,
Antwoine Fowler IN THE 400
Alejandro Malave IN THE 800…
ALSO 3RD FOR
Jayzen Blake IN THE 110 HURDLES..
Triple Jump. Roo Gates IN THE TRIPLE JUMP AND
Long Jump Justin Knight IN THE LONG JUMP…
3RD FOR THE 4 x 100 AND 4X400 RELAY TEAMS…

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FOR THE Lady Tigers
2nd Place
100 Hurdles Kaylee Gambill

3rd Place
800 Tessa Scott

4th Place
Discus Madie Dye

Tigers and Lady Tigers travel to West Plains for the Zizzer Relays on Thursday

 

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BASEBALL:

ROLLA 6-2 OVER WHS

THE WAYNESVILLE TIGERS MADE THE TRIP TO ROLLA FOR SOME OZARK CONFERENCE BASEBALL YESTERDAY AND RODE HOME WITH A 6-2 LOSS….
THE TIGERS TOOK AN EARLY 2-0 LEAD, BUT RELINQUISHED THE LEAD IN THE BOTTOM OF THE THIRD, COMMITTING 4 ERRORS AND ALLOWING 5 RUNS. THE OFFENSE WAS STAGNANT ON THE NIGHT ONLY MANAGING 4 HITS. HUNTER POOLE HAD 2 HITS, BLAKE HOLLOWAY HAD THE OTHER TWO AND HAD 1 RBI.
COACH TYLER SHALBOT SAID “We are making progress and competing we just have to quit giving up the big inning, the 5 run 3rd killed us, and we have to be better offensively at putting it in play. ”

DUSTIN MURPHY TOOK THE LOSS THROWING 2 2/3 INNINGS, ALLOWING 3 HITS, 6 RUNS (ONLY 1 EARNED) AND STRIKING OUT 1. RYAN PELKEY THREW A SCORELESS 3 1/3 INNINGS ALLOWING 2 HITS AND STRIKING OUT A PAIR.
WITH THE LOSS THE TIGERS ARE NOW 2-4 ON THE SEASON 1-2 IN THE CONFERENCE AND WILL TAKE ON KICKAPOO AT HOME ON THURSDAY 4:30 START TIME.

SOME OTHER OZARK CONFERENCE OUTINGS…..
WEST PLAINS SHUT OUT CAMDENTON 7-0
LEBANON WAS A 15-2 WINNER OVER HILLCREST…
GLENDALE 3-0 OVER PARKVIEW

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AROUND THE FRISCO…

ST. ELIZABETH 7-6 OVER DIXON

THE DIXON BULLDOGS WENT TO ST. ELIZABETH AND LOST A TOUGH 7-6 DECISION TO A VERY GOOD HORNET TEAM….
ST. E GOT 2 IN THE FIRST, DIXON TIED IT IN THE TOP OF THE 3RD, BUT ST. E PLATED 4 IN THE BOTTOM OF THE INNING, BUT DIXON TIED IT UP AGAIN WITH 1 IN THE 5TH AND 3 IN THE 6TH ON AN RBI HIT BY C.J. THILTGEN AND A 2 RUN SINGLE FROM LUKE ROACH, BUT ST. E WON IT ON A WILD PITCH IN THE BOTTOM OF THE 7TH, 7-6….
CLAYTON SINDEN STARTED, WENT 3 INNINGS, GAVE UP 6 RUNS, NONE EARNED ON 5 HITS…
RANDON MAHURIN FINISHED AND TOOK THE LOSS..
HE GAVE UP 2 UNEARNED RUNS ON 3 HITS WITH 3 STRIKE OUTS…
CASE SINDEN DROVE IN A RUN WHILE SHANNON KAMPETER AND MAHURIN BOTH STROKED DOUBLES..
COACH ALEX SHELTON OF DIXON SAID
“This was a tough loss for us tonight. We found ourselves down to a very good St. E team early, but did a very good job of keeping ourselves in the game, thanks to good pitching efforts from Clayton Sinden and Randon Mahurin.”

SHELTON CONTINUED
“I think we were able to learn some things tonight about ourselves. We learned that our pitching can really lead the way for us and that we have to play at an elevated level of consistency to beat top notch teams like St. Elizabeth. We can’t afford little mistakes in games like these, as these are what can sometimes separate wins and losses. We will use this game as a way to measure ourselves in short time to see if we can get to where I think we can get to as a team.”

DIXON IS NOW 6-3 ON THE SPRING AND WILL GO TO THE LINN TOURNAMENT THIS FRIDAY WHERE THEY WILL FACE LINN, CUBA, AND HERMANN.

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IBERIA 15-1 over STOUTLAND

THE 2ND RANKED IBERIA RANGERS RODE INTO STOUTLAND FOR A FRISCO LEAGUE TILT AND REMAIN UNDEFEATED AT 8-0 AFTER A 15-1 WIN OVER THE TIGERS…
THIS WENT THE FULL 7 WITH THE RANGERS PLATING 4 IN THE 6TH AND 5 IN THE 7TH…..

ISAAC LAWSON STARTED AND PICKS UP THE WIN WITH 3 INNINGS OF NO HIT BALL AND STRUCK OUT 5. HE WAS RELIEVED BY JAKE WHITTLE AND TANNER ALEXANDER.
WHITTLE WENT 3 INNINGS, ALLOWED 1 HIT AND STRUCK OUT 4. ALEXANDER THREW THE FINAL INNING.
EVAN RIEMENSNIDER AND ISAAC LAWSON BOTH DROVE IN 2 RUNS….KADEN LAWSON AND TANNER ALEXANDER EACH HAD 2 HITS AND BOTH DROVE IN A RUN….KONNER DRACE AND WADE BOND BOTH DELIVERED RBI’S.

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MTN. GROVE 13-5 OVER LICKING

MTN GROVE RODE INTO DEERLICK PARK IN LICKING AND WHIPPED THE WILDCATS, 13-5…..
LICKING COACH HARV ANTLE SAID “We were plagued by runners left on base…..”
THE WILDCATS STRANDED 15 RUNNERS AND LOST THEIR THIRD STRAIGHT AND FALL TO 6-4.

MOUNTAIN GROVE CHASED LICKING STARTER KEYTON COOK AFTER THE FIRST INNING WHEN HE SURRENDERED FIVE RUNS.
TRAILING 6-0 IN THE FOURTH, THE WILDCATS ANSWERED WITH ONE RUN, BUT THEY LEFT THE BASES LOADED. IN THE GAME, LICKING LOADED THE BASES IN THREE DIFFERENT INNINGS BUT COULD NOT GET THE KEY HIT.
COLE WALLACE WENT 2-FOR-3 FOR LICKING. MALACHI ANTLE WAS 2-FOR-4 WITH 2 RBIS WHILE COOK AND KEYTON RINNE EACH SCORED TWICE.
LICKING WILL TRY AND STOP THE SKID ON THURSDAY AT DORA.
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PLATO HIT THE ROAD TO NEWBURG AND MADE SHORT WORK OF THE WOLVES……PLATO RODE HOME WITH A 27-3 FRISCO LEAGUE WIN……

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RICHLAND WENT TO THE LAKE TO FACE OSAGE AT KAISER AND THE HOME COOKIN’ WINS OUT IN A 7-3 INDIAN VICTORY….

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MACKS CREEK SNAPPED THEIR FOUR GAME LOSING STREAK WITH A 9-2 WIN OVER HERMITAGE LAST NIGHT.
THE PIRATES PLATED THEIR FIRST 2 RUNS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIRST, GOT THEIR 3RD IN 2ND BEFORE HERMITAGE GOT ON THE BOARD WITH 1 IN THE 4TH, ADDED ANOTHER IN THE 5TH BEFORE THE PIRATES PUT UP A 5 RUN 5TH AND RODE IT OUT….COACH JASON TRUSTY SAID
“It was nice to see us finally able to score some runs and pick up a win…We may not have had a lot of hits, but we were patient at the plate and our pitching continued to throw strikes.”

TANNER SMITH (1-2) PICKED UP HIS FIRST WIN OF THE SPRING..
OFFENSIVELY ETHAN ENGLISH PLACED THE PIRATES’ OFFENSE WITH HIS TWO-FOR-THREE NIGHT.

MACKS CREEK IMPROVES TO 3-5 WHILE HERMITAGE FALLS TO 1-8. THE PIRATES TAKE TO THE ROAD ON THURSDAY NIGHT FOR A PCL TILT WITH THE WALNUT GROVE TIGERS.
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SB

THE PLATO LADY EAGLES TRAVELED TO MTN. GROVE AND CAME HOME WITH A 6-3 LOSS TO THE LADY PANTHERS…

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COMING OFF A 16-0 SHUT OUT OF MACKS CREEK ON THE RUN RULE IN THEIR LAST OUTING, WHERE DIXON’S MACI HOLTSCLAW TWISTED A NO HITTER WHILE ANNA MOORE AND TRISTEN LIPSCOM BOTH HOMERED, THE DIXON LADY BULLDOGS TRAVELED TO HOUSTON YESTERDAY AND DROPPED A TOUGH 9-4 DECISION TO THE LADY TIGERS…
MADI RYAN STARTED AND TOOK THE LOSS, GIVING UP 5 RUNS ON 11 HITS, 3 WALKS AND 3 STRIKE OUTS…

DIXON LED 1-0 AFTER ONE, BUT HOUSTON PLATED 4 IN THE 3RD, THEN ADDED ANOTHER 4 IN THE 5TH…..DIXON CAME BACK WITH 3 IN THIER HALF OF THE 6TH TO CUT THE LEAD IN HALF, BUT THAT’S AS CLOSE AS THEY GOT.
MADI RYAN, ABBY OVERSHON, ANNA MOORE AND TRISTEN LIPSCOMB EACH DROVE IN A RUN…
EMMA THILTGEN HAD 3 HITS, OVERSHON COLLECTED 2…..

 

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ON THE SOCCER PITCH….
CAMDENTON CAME TO TIGER TOWN AND KNOCKED OFF THE LADY TIGERS IN A CLOSE 1-0 OZARK CONFERENCE “W”….

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TODAY
THE FRISCO LEAGUE GOLF MEET IS TODAY AT OAK MEADOW IN ROLLA….
ALSO, WAYNESVILLE HITS THE ROAD TO THE OLD KINDERHOOK GOLF COURSE TODAY FOR THE CAMDENTON INVITATIONAL

SOFTBALL HAS CROCKER AT BOURBON….

SOME RE-BOOTS INVOLVING LAQUEY AND BELLE…
THE BELLE AT LAQUEY BASEBALL GAME WAS MOVED FROM TUESDAY TO WEDNESDAY, AND IT’S TODAY….

IN SOCCER, BELLE AND LAQUEY WERE ORGINALLY SCHEUDLED FOR MAY 3RD, BUT THAT HAS BEEN MOVED TO THIS AFTERNOON….

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CARDS
CARDS PUT THE BAT ON THE BALL, AND GET SOME GOOD PITCHING TO GO ALONG WITH IT…HERE’S JOHN AND RICK.

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