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Montana Western Team Places First at Road to the Horse Collegiate Colt Starting Challenge Top collegiate horsemanship teams competing in the Days of ’47 Rodeo and Road to the Horse Collegiate Colt Starting Challenge held on July 23rd and 24th at the Salt Lake County Equestrian Park & Event Center in South Jordan, Utah exhibited exceptional horsemanship, hard work, determination and skill that was truly a testament to each program. From left to right: Eric Hoffmann, Jacob Christenson, Katie Ro...

Four elementary schools in the Box Elder School District that are already at or near capacity are closed to transfers of most students who live outside their regular boundaries for

Nixa’s Jaret Nelson and Isaac Mitchell and Ozark’s Holden Sabor are among nine unanimous selections to the All-COC First-Team. Nelson lived up to all his pre-season hype and then some while putting together one of the most productive seasons in Nixa history. The junior catcher topped the Eagles in practically every offensive category, 12 to be exact.  He compiled a .488 batting average with six home runs and 37 RBIs - all team-highs. By scoring 31 runs, Nelson accounted for an incr...

The No. 13 East Carolina University baseball team (43-15) won their match against the University of North Carolina at Charlotte 49ers (40-20) 7-5 and will move on to the Greenville

Find out who was awarded the Lake Country Power 2021 Les Beach Memorial Scholarships and other news.

POCATELLO 71, BONNEVILLE 66 At Pocatello, a 35-point night from freshman Julian Bowie propelled the Indians to a 71-66 win over Bonneville. × Story continues below video “He’s obviously skilled, but he can pass the ball really well and he doesn’t force shots. He doesn’t act like a freshman — he’s cool, calm and collected,” Pocatello coach Joe Green said of Bowie. “He’s getting better at slashing and getting to the rim. I watched him play for a while...

Challenging Times: Wrestling continues to feel impact of pandemic era 12/16/20 11:48 PM FORTVILLE — Earlier this month, Mt. Vernon wrestling coach Chad Masters was looking forward to some sort of normalcy. After spending the required time in COVID-19 contact tracing quarantine prior to and shortly after the Marauders’ season opener against Western on Dec. 2, Masters played the waiting game before returning to the wrestling room. The Marauders had recently competed in the Shamrock Duals on D...