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TRACK & FIELD: After scoring error corrected, College Heights girls named Ozark 7 champs 

 

The day after the Ozark 7 Conference Track Meet was held, scoring errors were detected and then corrected. 

Thomas Jefferson track and field coach Junior Joseph told SoMo Sports the team points were calculated incorrectly at Wednesday’s conference meet, leading to mistakes in the team standings in both the girls and boys divisions.

As a result of the corrections, a new girls champion has been crowned. 

On Wednesday, the final team scores of the girls meet had Thomas Jefferson with 223 points and College Heights Christian with 220. 

After the appropriate corrections were made on Thursday, College Heights Christian’s girls were declared Ozark 7 champions. The corrected team scores have College Heights with 208 points and Thomas Jefferson second with 193 points. 

Wheaton (53) and McAuley Catholic (38) were third and fourth in the girls team standings. 

The boys team scores have also been updated after the meet was rescored.

College Heights remained the team champion with 163 points. However, the second and third place teams on the boys side were reversed after the recount. McAuley Catholic took second with 114 points and Thomas Jefferson was third with 113. The original results had the Cavaliers second and the Warriors third. 

Rounding out the boys team standings were Verona (52), Wheaton (39), Exeter (31) and Golden City (12). 

All of the corrected results have been posted on the MileSplit Missouri website.

Corrected team scores can be found here: 

https://mo.milesplit.com/meets/475349-ozark-7-championships-2022/results/809720

BOYS TENNIS: Thomas Jefferson knocks off Nevada, Cavs improve to 10-1

 

The Thomas Jefferson boys tennis team hiked its record to 10-1 with a 9-0 win over Nevada on Thursday.

In singles action, Thomas Jefferson’s Ian Ding defeated Evan Rea 8-2, while Tyler Brouhard beat Cody Leung 8-2. 

Also for the Cavs, Lala Qian beat Andrew Lanear 8-0, Hari Nagarajan defeated Jayden Thankamani 8-2, Jack Goodhue topped Raymond Streeter 8-2 and Nat Curtis handled Jamin Mosher 8-1.

In doubles, Ding-Brouhard defeated Rea-Lanear 8-1, Nagarajan-Qian beat Leung-Thankamani 8-3 and Goodhue-Curtis edged Streeter-Mosher 8-6.

The Cavaliers are at Aurora on Tuesday.

BOYS TENNIS: Willard blanks Joplin in COC clash

 

 

WILLARD, Mo. — The Joplin High School boys tennis team suffered a 9-0 to Willard on Thursday in Central Ozark Conference action.

“Willard has some strong players, so I was happy to see us get a few games on them today from our young group,” Joplin coach Aaron Stump said. “Adam Badr and Josiah Hazlewood fared the best.”

At No. 1 doubles, Willard’s Caden Lingenfelser and Parker Solum beat Badr-Hazlewood 6-3.

Willard’s Dawson Amstutz-Seth Miller defeated Joseph Graham and Aidan Kester 6-0 at No. 2 doubles, while Alex Crawford-Ethan Moroni topped Joplin’s Michael Mancipe and Hunter Merkley 6-0 at No. 3 doubles.

In singles, Lingenfelser defeated Graham 6-0, Crawford topped Badr 6-1, Amstutz beat Mancipe 6-0, Miller defeated Hazlewood 6-2, Solum beat Merkley 6-0 and Moroni defeated Kester 6-0.

Joplin hosts Neosho on Tuesday.