Were they the Show-Me Cats or Nomads?

Recruiting during the COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been an obstacle for the East Central College volleyball Falcons.

For a two-year span at the turn of the century, St. Francis Borgia Regional dominated the Class 2A boys cross country scene.

Major League Baseball returned Friday and while it feels a little weird, it also feels right.

Planning high school sports and performing arts programs as the COVID-19 pandemic continues is the biggest challenge any of our leadership has ever faced. The classic line of “We’ve never done it that way before” has become “We must try to do it that way if activities are going to exist this…

Make it two more shutouts for the Pacific AA baseball team.

Washington’s Sarah Stewart captured the title in the Junior Dragster Thunder Division Saturday at the World Wide Technology Drag Strip.

The collegiate wrestling season was be cut short for the second year in a row for Washington alumnus Jared Rennick.

At first glance, everything seems normal at the Union Boys Basketball Summer League.

Ashton Goudeau is in the show.

A path to having high school sports in 2020-21 is becoming more clear.

The college indoor track season was cut short due to COVID-19 concerns, but not before multiple area athletes left their marks on their collegiate programs.

It’s staying put.

New Haven and Hannibal split games proportionally Sunday, July 12, in New Haven.

Rallying from a two-goal deficit, the Union soccer Lady ’Cats scored six times in a row Saturday to defeat Ft. Zumwalt North in the St. Louis Varsity Soccer Showcase in O’Fallon.

Thursday marks a personal milestone. 

The Pacific AA pitching staff ended the week on a 17-inning shutout streak.

By virtue of a 3-1 victory, the Adidas Academy 18U (Miller) claimed the Perfect Game Baseball Association Tournament of Champions title Sunday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field.

New Haven got even to take the back-end of Saturday’s AAA doubleheader in Hannibal.

It’s the last chance for owners to upgrade before the stretch run.

A benefit slow pitch softball tournament will be held Aug. 7-9 at Dutzow Community Ball Park to benefit Kristian McDonald.

Every team wants to have a big inning.

COVID-19 has claimed its first fall sports victim. 

Festus Post 253 managed something no other team has done this season.

Sports facilities at East Central College will be quiet this fall.

Since March, it’s been the elephant in the room.

When Levi Weber’s hard hit to center field bounced over the fence, the 2020 baseball season reached its conclusion for the Washington Post 218 AAA team.

It might have been the most fitting way for the Washington Post 218 slate of games to end the 2020 season.

It worked so well Saturday that the Washington Post 218 AA team repeated its game Sunday in the season finale.

Opening the final weekend of play, the Washington Post 218 AAA team raced to a 16-3 win over Ballwin Saturday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field.

Hitting the road Saturday, the New Haven AAA baseball team forged a split with St. Peters.

This past Tuesday was a good day.

Both the Pacific AA and Midwest Rage baseball teams were able to take something out of Monday’s doubleheader at Pacific High School.

Scoring in each inning, the Washington Post 218 AA team gave Owen Struckhoff plenty of offensive support Saturday in a 12-0 win over Ballwin at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field.

Who are the best players, by position, in the Missourian Sim Baseball League?

Scoring 10 runs in the second inning Friday, the New Haven AA baseball team rolled to a win over Warrenton VFW Post 2180, 13-3.

Playing a pair at home Saturday, the Pacific Post 320 AA baseball team swept Kirkwood.

There will be more baseball being played in this area.

When MSHSAA officially canceled the 2020 spring sports season, one of the most disappointed teams was the Union soccer Lady ’Cats.

There was something for everyone Wednesday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field.

Fans of the Pacific A team were treated to both a game-ending hit and a no-hitter Thursday.

Playing for the second consecutive night away from home, the Washington Post 218 AA baseball team rolled to victory Thursday.

One down, three to go.

It’s a brave new world for East Central College Athletic Director Jay Mehrhoff.

One game was decided early and the other went down to the wire.

For the first time this season, the Washington Post 218 A team played another Washington team.