Three top seeds survived the opening week of The Missourian’s simulated NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament.

The sports landscape is changed.

Adjust and start anew.

Remember last spring’s St. Francis Borgia Regional boys golf team?

St. Clair baseball has starters returning at every position on the field this spring save one.

GLEN HEAD, N.Y., March 19, 2020 — Can the Mets’ Pete Alonso better his rookie record 53 homers in 2020? 

The next leader of the Pacific boys basketball Indians has been decided.

New Haven’s baseball Shamrocks have a new leader this spring.

It was a historic year for Sullivan wrestling.

Even in the best case scenario, the COVID-19 pandemic is expected to have lengthy consequences for the East Central College sports program.

With many key players returning, the Union soccer Lady ’Cats are looking for another successful season this spring.

Coming off a program first, the St. Clair soccer Lady Bulldogs will look for more success this spring.

Distance remains the primary strength for the Washington track team.

Everything came together at the right time for the St. Francis Borgia Regional baseball Knights last spring.

Unprecedented.

Sullivan’s hopes to win a girls basketball state title ended Saturday in Bolivar.

Last week’s bad news concerning the NCAA Division I Men’s Basketball Tournament will be felt for some time to come.

The Blue Jays are due to return to the diamond soon.

Make it three wins in a row for the East Central College softball Falcons.

The Pacific basketball Lady Indians came out of the gate stronger than many would have thought after graduating eight seniors from last season’s roster.

The Sullivan basketball Lady Eagles are one of eight teams left standing in Class 4.

After sharing the Four Rivers Conference girls basketball title, the Sullivan Lady Eagles claimed the two biggest prizes from the league.

The second annual Four Rivers Conference Charity Basketball Coaches Game has been set for Friday, March 27, at New Haven High School.

Spring sports teams now have a clearer picture of their end of season goals.

The Washington boys basketball Most Valuable Player for two tournaments and likely the season as a whole, junior forward Todd Bieg is now a first-team selection in the Gateway Conference Central’s postseason honors.

Two St. Francis Borgia Regional girls basketball players were honored by being voted onto the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Class 4 District 4 team.

No fans will be in attendance to see Sullivan’s basketball Lady Eagles try for their first trip to the state semifinals.

Goals for the 2019-20 New Haven basketball Lady Shamrocks were simple.

Area high school girls soccer coaches see the addition of women’s soccer at East Central College to be a positive for the community.

Twenty-seven years, 405 career wins, seven Four Rivers Conference titles and one district championship.

First the St. James Tigers took the Four Rivers Conference title, then they took the conference’s top postseason awards.

Playing at home for the first time Saturday, the East Central College softball Falcons were able to secure their first win of the season.

COLUMBIA — With another confirmed case of COVID-19 in the state and concern for the safety of all who will be working and attending the quarterfinal games on Saturday for Classes 4 and 5, the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) will be making adjustments to the access …

This week in sports feels like most are anxiously waiting what comes next.

Several area players have been honored by the Missouri Basketball Coaches Association Class 4 District 9 teams.

MSHSAA Sets Limits for Classes 1-3 Basketball Championships

East Central College’s first softball win of the season had to wait another day Friday.

Two members of the St. Francis Borgia Regional football Knights will be honored May 3.

The rematch was no match.

Rolla’s big first half was just enough to earn the Class 4 District 9 boys basketball championship Friday in Union, 54-49.

Rematch.

One favorite and one underdog advanced Thursday night from the Class 4 District 4 Basketball Tournament at Westminster Christian Academy in Town & Country.

The Union Wildcats nearly became one of the most improbable district basketball finalists of the season.

Sullivan’s bid to repeat as district champions will not reach the Class 4 District 9 finals.

For the first time since 2007, the St. Francis Borgia Regional boys basketball Knights are spectators for a district championship game.

One of Washington’s best boys basketball seasons in recent years came to a conclusion Tuesday night in Town & Country.