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BOYS SOCCER: Neosho, College Heights advance to district title games

 

NEOSHO ADVANCES, WEBB CITY FALLS

Top-seeded Neosho defeated fourth-seeded Willard 8-0 in a semifinal contest of the Class 3 District 6 boys soccer tournament on Tuesday at Bolivar High School.

In the other semifinal, second-seeded Bolivar defeated third-seeded Webb City 3-1.

The Cardinals finish the season with a record of 12-9.

Neosho (13-4) meets Bolivar (17-5) at 5:30 on Thursday night in the district championship game.

 

COLLEGE HEIGHTS MOVES ON

Top-seeded College Heights Christian with McAuley Catholic beat fourth-seeded Stover 8-0 in a semifinal contest of the Class 1 District 6 tournament on Tuesday.

The Cougars (13-4) will take on third-seeded Fair Grove (12-8-1) at 5 on Thursday in the district championship game at the Joplin Athletic Complex.

Fair Grove defeated second-seeded New Covenant to advance. 

PREP SOFTBALL: Local players named to all-region team

 

Below is the All-Region Softball Team for players who competed in Class 4 District 5 and Class 4 District 6.

 

First Team – Pitcher

Madeline McCall (McDonald County)

Lydia Coulson (Capital City)

Sydni Fletcher (Willard)

 

Second Team – Pitcher

Madison Hamby (Rolla)

Olivia Wood (Capital City)

Allyssa Joyner (West Plains)

 

First Team – Catcher

Keira Chrisco (Rolla)

Kaylyn Gilbert (Webb City)

 

Second Team – Catcher

McKaylie Forrest (Neosho)

Emmy Howell (West Plains)

 

First Team – Infielder

Sierra Dailey (Branson)

Peyton Hawkins (Webb City)

Makenzie McCarter (Rolla)

Taylor Heimbaugh (Rolla)

Zoey Williams (West Plains)

 

Second Team – Infielder

Alyson Miller (Willard)

Avery McClure (Bolivar)

Alaura Padgett (Marshfield)

Langley Miller (Branson)

Maysen Karr (Capital City)

 

First Team – Outfielder

Lili Graue (Neosho)

Kennedy Schanuth (Capital City)

Reagan Reedy (Rolla)

Nevaeh Dodson (McDonald County)

 

Second Team – Outfielder

Zoe Lockhert (Camdenton)

Addison Morgan (Jefferson City)

Reagan Myrick (McDonald County)

 

First Team – At Large

Camryn Sharp (Capital City)

 

Second Team – At Large

Beclynn Garrett (Neosho)

Mollie Klaser (Bolivar)

BOYS SOCCER: Neosho, Webb City earn district wins

 

Neosho and Webb City won quarterfinal contests of the Class 3 District 6 boys soccer tournament on Monday at Bolivar High School.

Top-seeded Neosho defeated eighth-seeded Ruskin 8-0, while third-seeded Webb City topped sixth-seeded Carl Junction 4-1.

In other quarterfinal matchups, No. 4 Willard beat No. 5 Grandview 2-1 and No. 2 Bolivar defeated No. 7 McDonald County 6-0.

In Tuesday’s semifinals, Neosho takes on Willard at 4:30 and Webb City meets Bolivar at 6:30. 

The semifinal winners will meet at 5:30 on Thursday for the district championship.

BOYS SWIMMING: Area teams compete at SWMO Championships

 

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Webb City and Carthage finished seventh and eighth, respectivley, in the final team standings at the Southwest Missouri Swimming Championships on Saturday.

Glendale was the team champion with 602 points. Kickapoo (382.5), West Plains (291.5), Monett (222.5) and Ozark (217) rounded out the top five teams.

Lebanon was sixth with 209 points, followed by Webb City (198.5) and Carthage (185). Joplin finished 13th (116). 

There were 18 teams in attendance. 

 

WEBB CITY RESULTS

Webb City’s Micah Brouwer (1:05) and Zion Wood (1:06) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the 100-yard breaststroke. Both swam state-consideration times. 

Webb City’s 200 freestyle relay team placed seventh, with Emiliano Vasquez, Cody Herndon, Steve Kenlee and Ethan Shipley recording a state-consideration time of 1:35.

Webb City’s 400 free relay team of Vasquz, Herndon, Kenlee and Shipley placed eighth with a consideration time of 3:35.

Kenlee finished ninth in the 500 freestyle with a consideration time of 5:29. He also finished 13th in the 200 freestyle.

Brouwer placed ninth in the 200 individual medley with a state-consideration time of 2:10. 

Judah Ritchie finished 10th in the 100 backstroke (1:00.7) and Vasquez placed 11th in the 50 freestyle (24.02 seconds). Both swimmers recorded consideration times.

Webb City’s Carson Forcum and Eric Keeling finished fourth and fifth, respectively, in the 1-meter diving competition. 

 

CARTHAGE RESULTS

The Tigers finished fourth in the 200 medley relay, with Kellen Frieling, Braxton McBride, Eli Cox and Ezekiel Ramirez competing. 

Carthage’s Ramirez, McBride, Cox and Will Wallace finished seventh in the 400 free relay with a consideration time of 3:33.

Frieling placed fourth in the 100 backstroke by recording a state-consideration time of 58.32 seconds.

McBride placed ninth in the 50 freestyle in a consideration time of 23.72 seconds. He was also 12th in the 100 freestyle in a consideration time of 52.95 seconds. 

Ramirez and Frieling finished 11th and 12th, respectively, in the 200 freestyle. Wallace finished 11th in the 500 free and 12th in the 200 IM, while Ramirez was 13th in the 100 free. 

Landon White and Cox were 14th and 15th in the 100 butterfly. The CHS team of Cox, White, Noah Blackford and Trey Nye finished 15th in the 200 freestyle relay. 

 

JOPLIN RESULTS

Joplin’s Nathan Wardlow finished fourth in the 500 freestyle in a state-consideration time of 5:11. Wardlow also finished ninth in the 200 freestyle with a state-consideration time of 1:58.

The Eagles placed ninth in the 200 medley relay, with Jacob Glenn, Wyatt Satterlee, Zane Newman and Wardlow swimming. 

The Eagles were 11th in the 400 freestyle relay, with Wardlow, Glenn, Ian Vermillion and Newman swimming a consideration time of 3:43.

Joplin was 14th in the 200 freestyle relay, with Jackson Mordica, Oliver Bortz, Vermillion and Parker Hinman competing.

Newman was 10th in the 50 freestyle with a consideration time of 24 seconds. 

Also for the Eagles, Vermillion was 13th in the 500 freestyle, while Mordica was 13th in the 100 breaststroke and Glenn finished 15th in the 50 free. 

 

MONETT HIGHLIGHTS

Monett’s Matthew Fillinger finished second in the 200 IM and fifth in the 100 backstroke.

The Cubs finished second in the 200 medley relay and sixth in both freestyle relays. 

 

SWMO CHAMPIONSHIPS

Final team standings: Glendale 602, Kickapoo 382.5, West Plains 291.5, Monett 222.5, Ozark 217, Lebanon 209, Webb City 198.5, Carthage 185, Nixa 135, Camdenton 135, Logan-Rogersville 133, Springfield Central 120, Joplin 116, Republic 105, Waynesville 69, Marshfield 61, Hillcrest 28, Greenwood 23.