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Before her freshman year, Jasmine Brown had never played competitive soccer. On Wednesday, she signed to take a scholarship at Crowder College in Neosho, joining her sister, Julia Brown, on the...

The road to success for the Cassville girls soccer team has been paved with touchline paint. Jake Forste, Cassville girls soccer coach, said the Lady Wildcats (6-9) have played their best this season...

It was a trophy raised, but not necessarily the one the Lady Wildcats wanted. After a 3-1 win over Aurora on Friday and a 2-1 victory over Monett Saturday morning, the Cassville girls soccer team set...

The last two years have not felt quite right for the Cassville girls soccer team. Following an 11-10, district runner-up campaign in the team's first varsity season in 2019, the Lady Wildcats lost...

Though the word "little" is in his name, it's big accomplishments that have thrust Cassville junior Peter Littlefield into the fall sports spotlight. Along with earning the Honorable Mention...

Before joining the Cassville High School girls soccer team, senior Jhandi Shears had never competitively kicked a ball. Despite being a newbie in her freshman year, then completely missing her...

The Cassville boys soccer team had two chances to take down rival Monett in the last week, but the Cubs proved to be too much to handle both times, defeating the Wildcats 3-1 on Oct. 26 and 3-0 on...

In the first 15 games of its season, the Cassville soccer team (2-13) has played only five teams, one twice, with sub-.500 records, and the Wildcats hope the strength of their schedule will prepare...

Wednesday, May 5, 2021 By Kyle Troutman editor@cassville-democrat.com Madison Bowyer signed last week to play soccer at St. Charles Community College next year. Front row, from left: Krysta Rawlings, friend of Bowyer; Travis Bowyer, father; Madison Bowyer; Jessica Banks, mother; and John Banks, stepfather. Back row: Cassville Head Coach Jake Forste and Assistant Coach Evan Stubblefield. Kyle Troutman/editor@cassville-democrat.com Bowyer overcomes COVID, broken leg to sign with St. Charles CC O...

By Kyle Troutman editor@cassville-democrat.com Cassville’s Jhandi Shears corrals a loose ball during the Lady Wildcats’ overtime loss to Joplin on April 12. Kyle Troutman/editor@cassville-democrat.com Cassville staying positive in injury-plagued season It is arguable that no athletics program in the area has been hit as hard by injuries as the Cassville girls soccer team, especially hit where it hurts the most. The Lady Wildcats (2-11) started the season 2-1 and full of optimism and confidenc...