St. Clair senior Brock Woodcock continued his unbeaten run with a tournament championship at Francis Howell’s Kyle Thrasher Invitational Friday and Saturday.

A shaky start did not deter the Washington basketball Lady Jays in the final round of their home tournament Friday.

Anna Meyer’s 35-point scoring effort helped propel the Liberty Christian Academy Eagles to a trophy-round victory at the Hermann Tournament Saturday.

A pair of top-five individual finishes gave Pacific 33 points Friday at the Lady Dragon Wrestling Classic.

Paced by 165-pound champion Trey Ladymon, the Union wrestling Wildcats tied for seventh at Saturday’s De Soto Bob Georger Boys Wrestling Classic.

Friday proved to be twice as nice for the New Haven basketball Lady Shamrocks.

Records are made to be broken, and Waynesville junior Breona Hurd made sure they were Friday at the Ninth Washington Tournament.

No team scores were kept Saturday at the Seckman girls wrestling tournament, but Washington’s Lady Jays were represented by three individual winners.

Surging in the even quarters, the St. Francis Borgia boys basketball Knights advanced to the Union Tournament title contest Friday, beating Washington, 67-51.

After spending most of its existence looking for a conference, St. Francis Borgia is returning to independent status in all sports.

Leading his team to the event championship, Sikeston junior Dontrez Williams was named MVP of the 61st Annual Union Boys Basketball Invitational Saturday.

Nine players were accorded honors Friday at the Ninth Annual Washington Girls Basketball Tournament.

Five Lady Bulldogs earned placement match spots Friday and Saturday at Francis Howell’s Kyle Thrasher Tournament.

The final piece of the Hermann Boys Basketball Tournament championship puzzle fell into place Friday night.

Herculaneum was able to cook up a third-place finish in their home tournament Friday.

Going on a 12-point run around the halftime intermission, the Sikeston Bulldogs pushed past host Union Friday in the Union Boys Basketball Invitational semifinals, 60-41.

Owensville’s girls and Hermann’s boys reigned supreme at this year’s Hermann Basketball Tournaments.

St. Francis Borgia has been used to fielding a one-wrestler girls team this season.

The jolt felt around the Four Rivers Conference Tuesday night wasn’t the 4.2 magnitude California earthquake.

Colin Debold won the individual scoring battle.

Clara Nowak and Kate Snider scored 12 points apiece to help the St. Francis Borgia girls basketball Lady Knights to a 41-39 road win over Duchesne Thursday.

Just one match separated the Bulldogs and Indians in Tuesday’s boys wrestling matchup.

The Bulldogs know what place they will play for at the Hermann Tournament Saturday, but will have to wait until Friday afternoon to find out who their opponent is.

For the fourth time this season, Washington has a girls swimming dual win.

It’s the third-place game for the Indians at Herculaneum’s Bruce Thomas Tournament.

Using strength in numbers, the St. Clair wrestling Lady Bulldogs picked up another conference dual win on senior night.

Despite pushing back in the second half, the Washington basketball Lady Jays were unable to claim a berth in the championship game of their home tournament.

New Haven will get to face area rival Hermann Friday for tournament hardware.

The Oakville basketball Lady Tigers clawed their way into the consolation final of the Ninth Washington Tournament.

Adjusting on the fly, the St. Francis Borgia wrestling program competed Tuesday in a three-team meet in Brentwood.

Westminster Christian Academy swam to a victory in its home waters Tuesday.

The Tigers found some mojo to kick off the Hermann Boys Basketball Invitational Tournament Tuesday.

Starting pool play at the Hermann Tournament Tuesday, the Montgomery County boys basketball Wildcats defeated New Haven, 65-32.

The Lady Bearcats will have a chance at the consolation prize in their home tournament this week.

Sam Paule banked in a three-point shot from the left wing with 2.8 seconds to play Monday, lifting the Washington Blue Jays to a 54-53 win over Rockwood Summit in the opening round of the Union Boys Basketball Invitational.

Jumping out to an early advantage, the St. Francis Borgia boys basketball Knights achieved the main task Monday by beating Lutheran South in the opening round of the Union Invitational, 66-51.

The last five seasons as a fan of the Kansas City Chiefs fan have been far more than a younger version of myself could have ever hoped for when I started pulling for the team as a grade schooler.

Offense was at a premium Monday for the St. Francis Borgia basketball Lady Knights.

Led by three individual champions, the St. Francis Borgia’s boys wrestling team secured third place in Saturday’s Archdiocesan Athletic Association Championships at St. Mary’s.

Battle flexed its muscle as the top seed to open the Hermann Girls Basketball Invitational Monday.

Last year, they were tied for the top score.

California’s Lady Pintos galloped past New Haven Monday in the opening round of the Hermann Tournament, 62-27.

No other program came close to the St. Clair Lady Bulldogs on their home mats Friday.

Wellsville-Middletown repeated history Friday night, defeating the New Haven Shamrocks, 37-30.

The Bulldogs were hot on the trail of the Kirksville Tigers, but unable to catch up in the team standings Saturday.

Gracie Straatmann was the runner-up in the 140-pound division for the Union wrestling Lady ’Cats at the St. Clair Tournament.

Pacific added two more tournament placements to its girls wrestling resume in the penultimate tournament of the season.