St. Francis Borgia Regional won eight of the 11 events Friday at the Four Rivers Area YMCA.

Unique.

Washington (7-1) holds a 0.75-point lead over Battle (5-1) heading into Friday’s game in the Class 5 District 4 standings.

While there are few constants in the sports world, the Sullivan softball Lady Eagles have proven to be one of them.

New Haven wasn’t quite ready to end its home slate of games Monday.

Trailing on the road Monday, two games to one, the St. Francis Borgia Regional volleyball Lady Knights dug deep to come back to beat Hermann.

Warrenton traveled to Union for volleyball action Monday and emerged with a 25-15, 25-15, 25-27, 25-17 victory.

They’re everywhere.

Misfortune is what you make of it.

The game plan was simple.

There weren’t many things that didn’t go right for the Blue Jays on homecoming night.

While St. Clair’s road trip took the team south, the Bulldogs continued trending up.

Three area golfers had one last tee time Tuesday morning.

One Union football team was able to take the field Friday night.

A seven-year wait came to an end Monday.

The Blue Jays had the race winner in every event Monday.

For the second time this season, a volleyball tournament came down to two defending state champions playing for the title.

The Indians held out hope of playing again in Week 9, but it was not to be.

Call it a dress rehearsal for next week’s Four Rivers Conference meet.

Throughout the history of the St. Francis Borgia Regional boys swim program, its nemesis has been the Lutheran St. Charles-O’Fallon Christian combined team.

Winter is coming and the soccer Blue Jays had an even record against teams in the North of their districts this week.

Better late than never.

Before the Lady Bulldogs could clinch their first Four Rivers Conference title Thursday, they had to get through Owensville Tuesday.

Road trips were not fortuitous for the Bulldogs this week.

Class 4 District 3 softball will come down to a battle of the top two seeds.

There’s a new queen of the Four Rivers Conference.

It was a clash of volleyball titans.

Taking charge early and rebounding in the middle innings, the Pacific Lady Indians (8-12) advanced to the Class 4 District 3 semifinals Wednesday with a 6-2 win over Union (3-18).

A promising season came to an abrupt end Wednesday.

Carrying over momentum from last Saturday’s Belle Tournament, the Union volleyball Lady ’Cats earned their first Four Rivers Conference victory Tuesday in Pacific.

New Haven won once at home in the Class 2 District 4 Softball Tournament.

It’s all going to come down to Tuesday.

Cuba flexed its power to produce late insurance runs Wednesday.

Wentzille Liberty sits atop the GAC Central in cross country in 2020.

Scoring twice in the first half Wednesday, the St. Francis Borgia Regional soccer Knights won on the road against St. Pius X of Festus.

Three area golfers have one more round to play.

Pacific softball ended the regular season with two wins at the Rolla Tournament Saturday.

The Lady Jays brought no shortage of firepower in Monday’s regular season finale.

While the Union softball Lady ’Cats weren’t able to pick up a victory in the two-day Rolla Tournament, there were positives for the team.

Before kickoff, we already can see the Friday night football scoreboard.

Senior Mason Kauffeld continues to lead the swimming Blue Jays.

Eight points from sophomore Cole Click helped send Washington soccer to a win Monday.

Farmington had the fastest teams in both the boys and girls races at the Potosi Invitational Saturday.

It’s been a long year for St. Francis Borgia Regional graduate Tommy Alferman.