Taking a break from Ninth District action, the Washington Post 218 Junior Legion team will head to Breese, Illinois, this weekend.

While its second meeting with Danville, Illinois, Post 210 was much closer, the result was the same Sunday in the John E. Hayes Best of the Midwest Tournament semifinals.

Scoring early, and often, the Washington Post 218 Junior Legion team completed a Ninth District sweep of Elsberry Post 226 White Sunday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field, 22-4.

Folks, it’s that time of the year again.

Washington’s Mike Wood was one of seven inaugural inductees into the American Cancer Society Sports Hall of Fame.

Taking advantage of an early surge, the Washington Post 218 Senior Legion team picked up a 5-3 win over Palos Park, Illinois, Post 1993 Saturday in the John E. Hayes Best of the Midwest Invitational quarterfinals.

Grant Trentmann and Sam Strubberg combined for a five-inning Ninth District no-hitter Sunday at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field, as the Washington Post 218 Junior Legion team shut out Elsberry Post 226 White, 12-0.

The Pacific Post 320 Seniors kept the scorekeeper busy in Elsberry Friday night.

Staying hot on the diamond, the Washington Post 218 Senior Legion team completed a sweep of back-to-back games in the John E. Hayes Best of the Midwest Tournament Friday in Terre Haute, Indiana.

Four girls soccer players from Union and St. Clair have been named to the Missouri High School Soccer Coaches Association all-state teams.

The Post 218 Freshmen were not quite able to catch back up after falling into an early hole Friday at Kirkwood.

Five area baseball players can add all-state status to their list of honors this spring.

Both ends of a doubleheader ended up in the Eureka Post 177 win column Saturday.

Powered by a four-run fifth inning, the Washington Post 218 Senior Legion team earned its first win in the John E. Hayes Best of the Midwest Tournament Friday in Terre Haute, Indiana.

For the second consecutive year, the first Race Across America competitor to reach Time Station 34 in Washington is female.

The American Junior Golf Association is teeing off in Franklin County this week.

The Best of the Midwest Tournament did not start the way Washington Post 218 would have hoped.

Two separate visiting teams came into Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field Wednesday, but only the home team left with a win.

The Union Post 297 Freshmen cruised to a pair of wins Thursday in Elsberry.

The Post 218 Juniors made short work of it Thursday.

The Union Post 297 Seniors twice powered their way to victory Thursday.

The Post 218 Seniors snuck in one last Ninth District win before departing for Indiana.

Only 15 points separated the two teams Monday in the season opener at the Union Splash-n-Swimplex.

St. Peters Post 313 came out the starting gates strong in both games Tuesday.

The margin drew closer in the rematch between the Washington Post 218 and Union Post 297 Seniors.

The opening swim meet of the season was a rousing success for Cedarmill Monday.

It took one extra frame, but the Washington Post 218 Freshmen were able to remain perfect in Ninth District play Tuesday.

The Pacific swimming Pirates did not get the plunder they desired in the first swim meet of the season.

Two from Union received top honors in the Missouri High School Soccer Coaches Association all-regional selections.

The Washington Post 218 Seniors only gained more steam on offense as the game went along Saturday.

Mother Nature didn’t want there to be a winner last Friday.

Sunday’s final round of the St. Peters Gametime Tournament did not give the Washington Post 218 Freshmen the conclusion they were looking for.

The Washington Post 218 Juniors made a pair of late charges Sunday, but did not have enough time left to complete their comeback in bracket play of the St. Peters Gametime tournament.

Mother Nature prevented a winner Friday, but that was not the case in the rematch 48 hours later.

A late offensive surge lifted the Pacific Post 320 Freshmen to victory Monday.

The band is just about all together again for the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Washington Post 218 Juniors played stingy on defense Saturday.

Mark down another pair of wins for the Union Post 297 Freshmen.

A pair of early two-run rallies were enough for the Rhineland Post 147 Seniors to earn a win Friday.

The Washington Post 218 Freshmen had to settle for one mark in each column of the win-loss record Saturday.

With a four-run outburst in the first inning, the Washington Post 218 Seniors were able to cruise into the championship game of Ballwin Post 611’s annual Baseball Battles Cancer Tournament.

Pacific Post 320 Freshmen pitchers Cayden Matthes and James Imus combined for a two-hit shutout Friday.

After the first game of Sunday’s doubleheader slipped from their grasp, the Union Post 297 Seniors made sure to lock down the rematch.

Behind a combined one-hitter, the Washington Post 218 Juniors overpowered Rock Memorial Post 283 Friday.

When Washington Post 218 last faced Rhineland Post 147 in Senior Legion action last summer, Rhineland knocked Washington out of the Ninth District Tournament. 

The Post 297 Seniors scored in every inning but one Thursday night.

It was a night where everything went right for the Washington Post 218 Senior Legion team.

Henry Vedder and Charles Gildehaus combined for a one-hit shutout Wednesday as the Washington Post 218 Freshman Legion team blanked Rhineland Post 147 in Ninth District action at Rotary Recreational Complex - Ronsick Field, 3-0.