Sullivan stepped up in the second half Saturday to shut down Union’s Lady ’Cats in the Union Tournament semifinals, 45-29.

For most of Saturday’s Union Girls Basketball Tournament consolation game, the outcome was in no doubt with St. Clair leading by double digits.

Only one team was able to record a win in the final round of the Washington Boys Basketball Tournament Monday.

With two individual tournament champions and a total of seven medal winners, the Pacific Indians wrestled their way to fifth place at the annual 141 Rumble in Fenton Saturday.

Persistent winter weather has altered the area’s high school sports schedule once again.

Led by a pair of third-place finishes, the Union wrestling Wildcats placed 10th in last weekend’s Branson Invitational.

Last week, I was asked how often local schools wrestle.

Just two points separated the Lady Knights and Lady Jays at Saturday’s MICDS Invitational.

With eight wrestlers placing fifth or better, the St. Clair Lady Bulldogs finished second Saturday at the St. Charles Invitational.

Winter weather and winter sports don't mix.

The Washington wrestling Blue Jays placed fourth and won eight individual medals Saturday at the 141 Rumble in Fenton.

Led by Joseph Lause, the St. Francis Borgia Regional wrestling Knights competed Saturday in the Owensville Invitational.

Dave Neier will become the fourth St. Francis Borgia Regional head coach to be inducted into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame Sunday.

In front of a home crowd, the Washington Lady Jays earned four individual medals and fourth place in the team standings while hosting the Gateway Athletic Conference girls wrestling Championships Tuesday.

Incrementally adding to their lead from the second quarter on, the Pacific basketball Lady Indians (8-5) won at Mehlville (2-10) Wednesday, 44-34.

The Washington Lady Jays basketball team came the closest to a win they had all season Wednesday.

St. Clair will be playing for the consolation title Saturday at the Union Girls Basketball Tournament, thanks to a 65-20 win over KIPP Thursday.

In a game that went down to the wire, the Warriors edged by the Indians.

The Knights and Blue Jays have thus far had symmetrical trips across town in each others’ boys basketball tournaments.

Advantage Union.

Holding off Union in the second half Wednesday, the St. Charles basketball Pirates advanced to the consolation finals of the 49th annual Washington Boys Tournament.

Camron Poe, Washington, is among 80 diverse youths nationwide selected by Major League Baseball to participate in the 2020 Dream Series.

The St. Clair Bulldogs left Thursday’s four-team wrestling meet at Park Hills Central without a team win.

The Blue Jays are .500 across the big river in wrestling this season.

Hitting the road Friday, the Crosspoint Christian School basketball teams both lost games to Mississippi Valley Christian.

The Bulldogs will have to wait to find out where they will finish in the Owensville Boys Basketball Tournament.

St. Francis Borgia Regional won more contested matches Monday.

Top Seed Stops Wildcats

The scoring was slow to start, but ended in a flurry.

Union’s David Clark won the 220-pound boys championship Saturday at Lafayette’s Fred Ross Wrestling Invitational.

With seven wrestlers in the medal rounds, Washington finished eighth in the Gateway Athletic Conference Championships Saturday at St. Charles West.

The Bulldogs were able to hold off a comeback.

Never have I seen two polar opposites between the way a game started and the way it ended.

Prior to the start of the season, Four Rivers Conference boys basketball coaches placed their trust in St. James to win the league title.

There has been one common theme this season for the St. Francis Borgia Regional basketball Knights.

Pacific broke the streak.

Webster Groves knocked down 13 three-point baskets Monday to move past the St. Clair Lady Bulldogs in the opening round of the Union Tournament, 74-63.

Joseph Lause’s second-place finish led St. Francis Borgia Regional’s wrestlers last weekend at the 20th Annual Park Hills Central Rebels Invitational.

With five wrestlers placing, the St. Clair Lady Bulldogs earned a spot in the top five at the Lafayette Tournament Saturday.

In a game with postseason implications, the St. Joseph’s Academy Angels held off St. Francis Borgia Regional Saturday, 50-39.

Warrenton’s Lady Warriors started out their home basketball tournament in the win column Monday.

New Haven will try to regroup on the consolation side of the South Callaway Tournament bracket after falling Monday in the event opener to Montgomery County, 44-32.

Winning nine races and taking second in seven, the Washington swimming Lady Jays won in a landslide at the St. Peters Rec-Plex Friday.

The Bearcats dictated the pace early on, but the Blue Jays wrote the ending they wanted.

For the fifth time in eight games, the St. Clair basketball Lady Bulldogs were winners by more than 30 points.

Jumping back into home action Tuesday night, the Crosspoint Christian School basketball squads swept Christian Academy of Greater St. Louis.

Hitting free throws in overtime, the St. Francis Borgia Regional basketball Knights picked up another crucial Archdiocesan Athletic Association Large Division win Tuesday.

Only one Four Rivers Conference dual win eluded the St. Clair wrestling teams Wednesday at Sullivan.

Getting ready for their second tournament of the season, the New Haven Shamrocks rolled to a 72-24 win at New Bloomfield Tuesday night.