Marvs Sports-KFBD-Wednesday January 6
TODAY, BESIDES SOME HOOPS, THERE’S SWIMMING AND WRESTLING…..
THE WAYNESVILLE LADY TIGER SWIM TEAM HITS THE ROAD TO WEST PLAINS FOR A MEET.
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THE WAYNESVILLE TIGER WRESTLERS HAD A DOUBLE DUAL AT HOME WITH WEST PLAINS AND WILLARD AND SPLIT….
THE TIGERS LOST TO WILLARD 42-24..
THE TIGERS HAD 2 FORFEITS AND 6 POINTS FOR EACH..
DUSTIN GREEN AT 120 POUNDS PINNED HIS OPPONENT AT 48 SECONDS….
KAIDEN CRUZ AT 138 WON AN 8-6 DECISION..
DILLON SMITH AT 182 WAS A WINNER WITH A 3-1 DECISION…
THE TIGERS GOT ANOTHER 6 POINTS FOR THE PIN, AND 3 POINTS EACH FOR THE DECISIONS..
AGAINST WEST PLAINS, IT WAS ALL WAYNESVILLE WITH A 68-12 THRASHING
AGIAN, 2 FORFEITS AT 106, AND 182 POUNDS GOT THE TIGERS 12 POINTS.
113-William Austin won by a pin at 2:17 in the 2nd period…
120-Dustin Green won by a technical fall 18-2 and this ended half way into the 2nd period.
126-Carl Gervacio was a 6-2 winner by decision….
138-Kaiden Cruz pinned his opponent at 3:49 in the 2nd period..
145-Kevin Cruz pinned his zizzer opponent at 2:51….
152-Martin Medrano only needed 29 seconds for his match to end by a pin.
160-Issac Peterson was even quicker pinning his zizzer opponent in 17 seconds…
170-Aiden Stearns had a pin in 42 seconds….
195-Colton Justus got a pin in the first period at 1:37…..
285-Jacob Forshey pinned his opponent at 1:14 in the first period..
there were no scores posted for the lady tigers in their matches over willard and west plains….
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BASKETBALL
WHS 65-39 OVER SEDALIA
THE WAYNESVILLE TIGERS HIT THE ROAD, ROLLED INTO SEDALIA TO MEET THEIR SMITH COTTON TIGERS AND THE ORANGE AND BLACK ROAD HOME WITH A 65-39 VICTORY, GETTING THE TIGERS BACK TO 500, UPPING THEIR RECORD TO 4-4 ON THE SEASON…
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IBERIA 65-62 OVER EUGENE
OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEARS, TWO FAIRLY CLOSE NEIGHBORS FROM MILLER AND COLE COUNTIES HAVE HAD SOME OUTSTANDING BASKETBALL GAMES….SOME OF THE MORE MEMORABLE ONE’S CAME AT THE RICHLAND HOLIDAY TOURNAMENTS WHEN IT RAN SEVERAL YEARS AGO..
LAST NIGHT IN ROCKTOWN, EUGENE AND IBERIA GOT INTO ANOTHER CLOSE ONE WITH THE HOME TOWN RANGERS EMERGING A 65-62 WINNER RAISING THEIR SEASON MARK TO 9-1….
Issac Lawson LED THE RANGERS WITH 20…GABE PLEMMONS CAME IN RIGHT BEHIND WITH 19…WADE BOND ADDED 13….
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WILLOW SPRINGS 85-34 OVER LICKING
THE WILLOW SPRINGS BEARS PUT ON A SHOW AT HOME LAST NIGHT TAKING DOWN AND TURBO CLOCKING THE LICKING WILDCATS, 85-34
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NEWBURG BEAT SALEM, 67-65…..
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IN GIRLS HOOPS…
UNION 64-34 OVER WAYNESVILLE…
THE WAYNESVILLE LADY TIGERS ADDED A DATE WITH UNION ON THEIR SCHEDULE AND PLAYED IT LAST NIGHT IN UNION…
THE HOME TOWN LADY WILDCATS PUT A 30 POINT WHOPPIN’ ON THEIR VISITORS, 64-34….
UNION JUMPED OUT TO AN 18-8 LEAD AFTER ONE, WENT ON A 22-8 RUN IN THE 2ND AND WITH A 40-16 LEAD AT TEH BREAK, IT WAS CRUSIE CONTROL THE REST OF THE WAY…
THE LADY TIGERS HAD BREONNA HURD WITH 11 AND WAS THE ONLY ONE IN DOUBLES..
FOR UNION,
REGAN RAPERT LED WITH 26, JULIA OVERSTREET TACKED ON 11, AND EMILY GAEBE ADDED 10..
UNION IS 4-0 AND AVERAGES ABOUT 65 TO 68 PPG SO THEY’RE A FORMIDABLE OPPONENT…
LADY TIGER COACH BRITTANY MATLOCK SAID “Tough loss vs a tough team. We must have better team defense and take care of the ball. We will continue to work and go again on Friday at home against a tough Jeff City squad.”
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LICKING 62-33 OVER PLATO
THE LADY WILDCATS OF LICKING POSTED THEIR 2ND BACK TO BACK FRISCO LEAGUE WINS, THIS TIME ON THE ROAD AT PLATO AND TURNED ON THE TURBO CLOCK IN THE 4TH WITH A 29 POINT VICTORY OVER THE LADY EAGLES, 62-33….
THE LADY CATS came out firing on all cylinders, RAN UP AN 18-3 LEAD AFTER THE FIRST QUARTER, AND WHILE BOTH TACKED ON 17 POINTS IN THE 2ND, LICKING LED 35-20 AT THE BREAK…
Licking WENT ON A 21-5 RUN IN THE 3RD to get the turbo clock in play for the final quarter….LICKING IS NOW 8-5 OVERALL AND 2-1 IN THE FRISCO.
LADY WILDCAT COACH STEVE RISSLER SAID “We are really clicking on both ends of the floor right now. Our intensity is high and the girls are really dialed in….
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RICHLAND 63-46 OVER FATHER TOLTEN
18 DAYS OF NO GAMES AND A LOT OF PRACTICE MAKES ONE A LITTLE SLUGGISH AND THAT’S WHAT THE RICHLAND LADY BEARS EXPERIANCED LAST NIGHT AGAINST FATHER TOLTEN, BUT BY THE END, THEY SHRUGGED OFF THE RUST AND PUT UP A 63-46 VICTORY OVER THE COLUMBIA CATHOLIC’S…
MIRANDA MOSS APPARENTLY WASN’T FEELING TOO RUSTY AS SHE DRAINED 30 POINTS, INCLUDING HITTING 13 OF 13 FROM THE FREE THROW LINE…KATELY COLE ADDED 15….
COACH NANCY WARD SAID BELL HARLEY HAD A GREAT GAME CONTROLLING THE BOARDS AGAINST FATHER TOLTEN’S 6-1 POST PLAYER….
THE LADY BEARS ARE AT PLATO ON THURSDAY FOR A CONFERENCE TILT..
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THE STOUTLAND LADY TIGERS LOST TO CLIMAX SPRINGS, 65-32 AT CLIMAX SPRINGS LAST NIGHT…
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ON THE GIRLS BRACKET AT THE STOVER TOURNAMENT LAST NIGHT, THE DIXON LADY BULLDOGS WILL PLAY ON FRIDAY’S 7TH PLACE GAME AFTER FALLING 64-29 TO VERSAILLES..VERSAILLES JUMPED OUT TO A 19-7 LEAD AFTER THE FIRST QUARTER AND WHILE DIXON HAD A GOOD 2ND QUARTER, VERSAILLES TACKED ON A 24-9 RUN IN THE 3RD AND THE MERCY CLOCK RAN IN THE 4TH….
WITH LEADING SCORER RESA MARTIN IS SIDELINED WITH AN ANKLE INJURY, TRISTAN LIPSCOMB LED THE LADY BULLDOGS WITH 15 OF THE TEAMS 29……
BOYS BRACKET AT STOVER IS SET FOR WEDNESDAY FOR ALL 4 SEMI FINALS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE BRACKET…CALHOUN AND HOLDEN PLAY AT 5, GREEN RIDGE AND COLE CAMP AT 7, BOTH FROM THE CONSOLATION SIDE AND BOTH GAMES AT STOVER HIGH SCHOOL….
ON THE WINNERS SIDE, DIXON MEETS JAMESTOWN AT 5 AT THE DOME….VERSAILLES AND STOVER PLAY THE LATE GAME AT 7….
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AT THE BOURBON GIRLS TOURNAMENT LAST NIGHT, OPENING ROUND SAW LIBERTY CHRISTIAN, THE TOP SEED BLOW BY BOURBON 57-23…..
BELLE BEAT UP ON GRANDVIEW OF HILLSBORO, 64-35….
6TH SEED PACIFIC UPSET 3RD SEED VIBURNUM 58-51…..
THE LADY HORNETS OF LAQUEY RAN INTO ST. PAUL LUTHERAN OUT OF FARMINGTON AND THE 4TH SEED TOPPLES 5TH SEED LAQUEY, 60-50…….
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THE BOYS BRACKET AT THE BOURBON TOURNAMENT TIPS TONIGHT FOR ROUND 2..
VIBURNUM AND BOURBON AT 4..CROCKER AND LIBERTY CHRISTIAN AT 5:30…..RICHLAND AND CUBA AT 7, LAQUEY AND VALLEY CALADONIA AT 8:30…..
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OTHER GAMES FROM AROUND THE AREA.
LEBANON LADY YELLOWJACKETS FELL TO WILLARD, 56-47…
BOYS GAMES..
ROGERSVILLE BEAT HILLCREST, 74-58…
UNION DOWNED ROLLA 60-54…
CAMDENTON BEATS OSAGE 72-50…
BRANSON TOPS GLENDALE, 76-71….
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THE WAYNESVILLE J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT BEGINS TODAY AND RUNS THRU SATURDAY…..
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MIZZOU
it was a great first half for the missouri tigers at mississippi state, but the 13th ranked tigers blew up in the 2nd half squandering a 14 point lead on their way to a 78-63 defeat at the hands of the unranked bulldogs….
after being in control and looking like they were on their way to another s.e.c. win, mississippo state went on a 15-0 run 2 minutes into the 2nd half when the bulldogs 2 guards, iverson molinar and d.j. stewart outscored the entire tiger team, 36-24 and went onto win.
In the second half, Mizzou produced more fouls (12) than field goals (11) and followed a one-turnover first half with seven giveaways in the 2nd..
would not have wanted to be in that locker room after this…..
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The premier award in college football has largely been held hostage by quarterbacks and running backs for the better part of the last three decades. Alabama wide receiver DeVonta Smith changed all of that Tuesday night as he was named winner of the 2020 Heisman Trophy, becoming the first pass catcher to be named college football’s best player in 29 years.
Smith beat out three fellow Heisman finalists — all quarterbacks — in Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence (second), Alabama’s Mac Jones (third) and Florida’s Kyle Trask (fourth) for the nation’s top honor. In doing so, he is the first wide receiver to win the Heisman Trophy since Michigan’s Desmond Howard in 1991 and just the fourth ever at his position.
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The United States stands on top of the junior hockey world once again. Team USA secured its fifth World Junior Championship gold medal on Tuesday, beating Team Canada by a final score of 2-0.
Canada was heavily favored heading into the gold medal game — and for good reason. They had outscored opponents 41-4 and went without giving up an even-strength goal in the first six games of the tournament. But the Americans saved their best game of the tournament for last and delivered an outstanding wire-to-wire performance in order to secure gold — the program’s first since 2017.
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Fifteen players are now one step closer to Canton, Ohio and a gold jacket. On Tuesday, the modern-era finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame were announced as the Hall’s Selection Committee narrowed the list of 25 semifinalists that were announced back in November. Four of these players are getting the nod as a finalist in their first year of eligibility: quarterback Peyton Manning, wide receiver Calvin Johnson, defensive back Charles Woodson and defensive end Jared Allen.
These 15 finalists will be presented to the 48-member Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee on the Saturday leading up to Super Bowl LV. There, they will reach a determination of who will cross that final hurdle to get in.