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Day: September 13, 2022

GIRLS GOLF: Joplin wins CJ invite; Carthage’s Gaddis earns medalist honors

Posted on by Jason Peake

CARL JUNCTION, Mo. — Joplin claimed the team championship and Carthage’s Shay Gaddis was the individual medalist at the Carl Junction Invitational girls golf tournament on Tuesday at Briarbrook Golf Course. 

Joplin finished on top of the team standings with a four-person score of 412. 

Lamar (423), Carl Junction (432) and Webb City (460) finished second through fourth, respectively. Webb City’s B team (522), Seneca (523) and Purdy (530) rounded out the team standings. 

It’s the second straight team championship for Joplin, as Shannon Neill’s Eagles also won last week’s tourney at Cassville. 

A sophomore at Carthage, Gaddis shot an 83 to earn individual medalist honors. 

Lamar’s Victoria O’Neal carded 86 and was second on the individual leaderboard. 

Olivia Teeter

Carl Junction’s Olivia Teeter finished third with a 97, while Joplin’s duo of Kenna Haley (99) and Lindsey Belnap (100) took fourth and fifth, respectively. 

Joplin’s Drew Yockey shot a 101, Carl Junction’s Anna Burch and Webb City’s Jacie Crouch turned in identical scores of 106, Lamar’s Kennedy Evans shot a 107 and Webb City’s Langlee Walker carded 109. 

Also competing for Joplin were Taylor Colson (112), Chloe Friend (112) and Gwen Zamanzadeh (125). 

Also competing for the host Bulldogs were Alex Teeter (114), Rylee Sprague (115) and Jasmine Woerner (123). Carl Junction’s B team was led by Laurel Shallenburger’s 117.

Webb City’s third and fourth golfers were Avry Hodson (120) and Farryn Holcomb (125). Webb City’s B team was led by Libby Allen’s 122.

Also competing for Carthage were Addie Foust (111) and Brooke Detherage (132).

Seneca’s top finisher was Maddie Collinsworth (117), while Rosa Schad led Purdy with a 122.

Area golfers will compete at the Ozark Invitational on Thursday at Fremont Hills.

 

Pictured are the top five individuals at Tuesday’s Carl Junction Invitational. From left to right are Joplin’s Lindsey Belnap and Kenna Haley, Carl Junction’s Olivia Teeter, Lamar’s Victoria O’Neal and Carthage’s Shay Gaddis. Submitted photo.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Glades leads Lions to first win of the season

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TAHLEQUAH, Okla. — The Missouri Southern football team got three rushing touchdowns from Nathan Glades and the Lions scored 17 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to seal a 30-13 win on the road at Northeastern State inside Doc Wadley Stadium.

Glades, a Joplin High School product, became the first Lion (1-1, 1-1 MIAA) since Jacob Park to rush for three scores in a game. Ironically, Park did it against these RiverHawks in 2019. Glades finished with 20 carries for 133 yards and three scores, including a long of 56 yards.

Anthodius Ashley rushed 51 yards on 15 carries and a score of his own, while Dawson Herl was 11-for-18 for 148 yards in the air. Akeem Gillmore was 2-for-2 in passing for 45 yards, while Ezekiel Lang had four catches for 84 yards. Chris Boudreaux caught three passes for 68 yards.

Nick Williams continued to be consistent and steady as the senior had four punts for 166 yards, averaging 41.5 yards, including a long of 56 and three inside the 20. Williams hit his only field goal attempt of the evening, a 36-yard try late in the fourth.

Defensively, the Lions were led by Richard Jordan Jr. with 11 tackles. Solomona Fetuao had six tackles and two sacks, while Colton Bass and Avery Bass picked up interceptions. Romel Readus and Kalepo Fiaseu had a sack each.

NSU (0-2, 0-2 MIAA) was led by Jacob Frazier as he went 19-for-28 for 194 yards and a score, but the Lions sacked him four times and picked off a pair of passes.

Southern struck first when Glades went in from one-yard out to put the Lions up 6-0 with seven minutes left in the first quarter. The play was set up by a beautiful halfback pass from Gillmore to Lang that netted 35 yards and put the Lions inside the five-yard line. Southern tried for the two-point conversion but was not successful.

The RiverHawks picked up a field goal from Tyler Crawford, but Glades struck again, this time for 56-yards to put the Lions up 13-3. Crawford hit another field goal, this time from 50-yards out as time was expiring and the halftime score stood Lions 13-6.

Coming out of the halftime break, NSU was the first to score as the RiverHawks drove right down the field and Frazier hit Devin Blayney for 14-yards to tie the score at 13 with 11 minutes left in the third.

The fourth quarter was all Lions. Southern picked up a one-yard touchdown run from Glades, his third of the game, to end a long drive and put the Lions up 20-13. With five minutes left on the clock, Ashley picked up a nine-yard score to make the tally 27-20 Lions.

Williams added a late field goal to make the final tally 30-13. A late interception from Colton Bass sealed the win and led to victory formation.

The Lions outgained NSU 415 to 282, including 191 to 71 on the ground. Southern held the ball for nearly 34 minutes compared to 26 for the RiverHawks. The Lions never trailed in the game.

The Green and Gold will be back at it next weekend as Southern plays host to Central Oklahoma. Kickoff from Fred G. Hughes Stadium is set for 5 pm on Saturday evening.

TENNIS ROUNDUP: Thomas Jefferson sweeps Webb City; Neosho stumbles

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THOMAS JEFFERSON SWEEPS WEBB CITY

WEBB CITY, Mo. — Thomas Jefferson girls tennis earned a 9-0 sweep of Webb City on Monday to move to 5-0 on the season.

In No. 1 singles action, TJ’s Allison Ding defeated Webb City’s Kinzlea Smith 8-3, while Jeanna Jeyaraj defeated Ally Ansley 8-1. In No. 3 singles play, Kyla Yang defeated Ayla McDonald 8-3, with Warda Morsy earning an 8-2 win over Brynlee Hollingsworth. TJ wrapped up singles action with Jessica Joseph defeating Averey Terry 8-0 and Mayson Solum defeating Avery Brown 8-1.

In No. 1 doubles action, Ding and Jeyaraj defeated Smith and McDonald 8-1, with Yang and Solum beating Ansley and Hollingsworth 8-1. Wrapping up doubles action, Morsy and Joseph defeated Terry and Brown 8-1.

Thomas Jefferson hosts Monett on Tuesday.

 

NEOSHO FALLS TO MOUNT VERNON

MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — Neosho lost 9-0 to Mount Vernon on Monday.

The Wildcats fall to 0-6 on the season.

In No. 1 singles action, Neosho’s Claudia Martensen lost to Isabella Mosley 3-8, while Lyndsey Doke fell to Vicki Moore 8-2. In No. 3 singles, Georgia Housh lost to Allison Schubert 8-0, with Sydnee Minto lost to Molly Burk 8-0. Lauren Nageotte lost to Adelynn Hall 8-2, and Clair Burghart lost 8-2 to Raegan Pendleton. 

In doubles action, Martensen and Doke lost to Mosley and Schubert 8-1, while Housh and Nageotte lost to Moore and Burk 8-1. Minton and Burghart fell to Hall and Pendleton 8-2.

GIRLS GOLF: Nevada’s Cameron wins Bolivar invite

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BOLIVAR, Mo. — Nevada’s Emree Cameron earned medalist honors at the Bolivar Invitational girls golf tournament on Monday at Silo Ridge Golf & Country Club.

A sophomore, Cameron carded a 2-under-par 70, one stroke better than Springfield Catholic’s Lyla Louderbaugh and Marshfield’s Marlee Edgeman.

There were 117 golfers competing, with girls from Class 2-4 in attendance. The course is the site of the MSHSAA Class 2 state championships. 

“This tournament invites over 25 teams from all four classes, which makes it a difficult tournament to win,” Nevada coach Brian Leonard said. “Emree had an outstanding day. Emree started out with three birdies in her first five holes. After a couple of bogies, Emree finished the front nine 1-under par. Emree held her own throughout the start of her back nine.   Her lone birdie happened on the short par-3 No. 17.”

Springfield Catholic’s Grace Tiedemann (74) and Glendale’s Page Bowman (75) rounded out the top five.

Mount Vernon’s Kenadi Killingsworth, Kickapoo’s Hannah Pile and Nevada’s Riley Severance tied for 22nd place with identical scores of 95. 

Mount Vernon’s Madi Phillips finished 40th and teammate Madalyn Cook took 48th. Nevada’s Paige Hertzberg finished 56th. 

Springfield Catholic (337), Glendale (345), Helias (378), Kickapoo (378) and New Covenant (402) were the top five teams. 

 

VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP: College Heights sweeps Marionville; Seneca tops Crane; TJ, Carthage suffer losses

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CHC SWEEPS MARIONVILLE

MARIONVILLE, Mo. — College Heights improved to 8-1-1 on the season after sweeping Marionville 25-18, 25-22 and 25-16 for a road win on Monday.

The Cougars were led by Maddie Colin’s 19 service points, including five aces, and 27 assists, while Addie Lawrence contributed a team-high 19 kills. Lauren Ukena had eight digs and 14 service points, while Ava Masena added a team-high 22 digs. Libby Fanny had four kills and two blocks.

 

SENECA SWEEPS CRANE

CRANE, Mo. — Seneca volleyball stayed perfect on the season after a three-game sweep of Crane 26-24, 25-19 and 25-22 on the road Monday.

Braxton Raulston led the way with 13 kills and a block kill for Seneca, while Brylee Sage added 28 assists. Park Long had nine kills, nine digs and one block kill. Ella Graham had seven digs and two aces, while Tatum White had three aces.

Seneca hosts Webb City on Tuesday.

 

TJ FALLS TO LOCKWOOD IN FIVE SETS

LOCKWOOD, Mo. — Thomas Jefferson suffered a five-set loss to Lockwood 25-21, 19-25, 25-12, 23-25 and 15-11 on Monday to fall to 4-6 on the season.

Gabbi Hiebert had nine kills, four digs and two blocks, while Nico Carlson had five kills, six assists and a block. Mary Nguyen had two aces, three kills and four digs. Alexis Stamps finished with four kills, while Lannah Grigg had four aces, three digs, four kills and five blocks. Leah Studer added three aces and six assists, while Macie Shifferd finished with two aces, two kills and four digs.

Thomas Jefferson hosts Wheaton on Thursday.

 

CARTHAGE FALLS TO SHILOH CHRISTIAN

CARTHAGE, Mo. — Carthage suffered a 3-0 setback to Shiloh Christian on Tuesday. The Saints defeated the Tigers 25-23, 25-15, 25-21.

Abby Holderbaum and Brielle Cartwright recorded eight kills apiece for the Tigers, while Raven Probert had 18 digs and 10 assists, both team-highs.

Riann Schwartz and Kailyn Schultz contributed 11 digs apiece, while Jaidyn Brunnert had nine assists. 

Carthage (3-6) is at Cassville on Tuesday night. 

SOFTBALL ROUNDUP: Webb City rolls past Rolla; CJ pulls away from Seneca; Neosho downs McDonald County

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WEBB CITY 10, ROLLA 2

WEBB CITY, Mo. — Webb City used an eight-run fourth inning to fuel a win over Rolla on Monday.

The win is the fifth straight for the Cardinals, who are now 5-5 on the season.

The Cardinals trailed 1-0 in the fourth inning when Lily Hall scored on an error to tie the game. Alex Maturino followed with a single up the middle to score Sydney Strickland, who doubled in the previous at-bat, for a 2-1 Webb City advantage. Kylee Sargen added a two-out, two-run double later in the inning to make it 4-1. Dawsyn Decker doubled to right in the next at-bat to plate another run and push the lead to 5-1. Liz Rhuems made it three straight run-scoring hits with two outs in the inning, singling to center to score Decker for a 6-1 lead. Webb City added a seventh run later in the inning on an error before Strickland stepped back up to the plate and wrapped the scoring with an RBI double to right for an 8-1 lead.

Jensyn Pickett picked up an RBI on a run-scoring single to right in the last of the sixth, with Maturino adding a two-out RBI double to left later in the frame to cap the scoring in the win.

Laney Taylor earned the win in the circle for Webb City after allowing two runs, one earned, on six hits, a walk and three strikeouts in a complete seven innings of work.

Madison Hamby took the loss after allowing eight runs, six earned, on 11 hits, two walks and four strikeouts in 3 2/3 innings.

Maturino had three hits, including a double, two RBI and scored a run to lead the Cardinals at the plate. Sargent (two RBI, a run scored), Decker (one run and one RBI), Rhuems (two runs and an RBI), Hall (three runs scored) and Strickland (one RBI and run scored) all had two hits for Webb City. Decker, Hall, Sargent and Strickland, who had two doubles, all had extra-base hits.

Webb City is at Carthage on Tuesday. 

 

CARL JUNCTION 13, SENECA 2

SENECA, Mo. — Carl Junction broke open a scoreless game after three innings with 13 runs in the final four trips to the plate in a win over Seneca on Monday.

The Bulldogs (4-5) scored twice in the second to take the lead on an RBI groundout by Kylie Spencer before Dezi Williams scored on a passed ball later in the frame. 

Seneca’s Callie Rhoades hit a solo homer in the bottom of the inning to cut the lead in half, but CJ answered back with an RBI single to right by Ryleigh Palmer for a 3-1 lead. Sammie Sims followed with a triple to right to score Palmer for a three-run cushion. Izzie Southern added an RBI single to right to wrap the three-run fifth. 

Palmer added a two-run double to center in the sixth inning before Sims followed with an RBI single to center. Two runs scored on errors and one one a passed ball in the seventh inning for CJ to go along with RBI singles from Alivia Haase and Sims. 

Spencer earned the win in the circle after allowing two runs on seven hits, two walks and four strikeouts in seven complete innings.

Abigail Jamros took the loss after allowing 13 runs, seven earned, on 14 hits, three walks and three strikeouts in seven innings.

Sims had four hits, three RBI and scored a run, while Palmer had two hits, three RBI and two runs scored. Hannah Cantrell had two hits and scored twice for Carl Junction, while Madi Olds had two hits and scored a run and Southern finished with two hits, an RBI and a run scored.

Rhoades doubled and homered to go along with an RBI and a run scored, while Jamros added two hits for Seneca.

Carl Junction is at Neosho on Tuesday.

Seneca hosts McDonald County on Tuesday.

 

NEOSHO 3, MCDONALD COUNTY 1

ANDERSON, Mo. — Neosho broke a 1-1 tie with single runs crossing the plate in each the sixth and seventh innings to beat McDonald County on Monday.

Neosho’s McKaylie Forrest doubled to left with two outs and a runner on third to give the Wildcats a 2-1 lead in the sixth inning. Beclynn Garrett added a two-out RBI single to left to score Baylie Bowers in the seventh inning for insurance and a 3-1 advantage.

Olivia Emery allowed one run on three hits, two walks and 13 strikeouts in a complete-game win in seven innings of work.

Nevaeh Dodson took the loss after allowing three runs, one earned, on eight hits, three walks and eight strikeouts in seven complete innings.

Dodson had a hit and an RBI, while Analisa Ramirez tripled and scored a run.

Autumn Kinnaird had two hits and scored a run, while Garrett had two hits, two RBI and scored a run. Grace Johnson also had two hits for Neosho.

Neosho hosts Carl Junction on Tuesday.

VOLLEYBALL: Carl Junction outlasts Rogers in five sets for third straight win

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CARL JUNCTION, Mo. — Carl Junction volleyball found itself in an early-week dog fight against Rogers, Arkansas, with the Bulldogs outlasting the Mountaineers 23-25, 25-14, 25-19, 18-25 and 17-15 on Monday for their third straight win this season.

Carl Junction senior Lo Jones earns and assist with a set of senior Adia Kennedy in the Bulldogs’ five-set win over Rogers, Arkansas on Monday. Jones finished with 53 assists in the win. Photo by Shawn Fowler.

“I thought our kids dug really deep for this win,” Carl Junction coach Cheryl Sharples said. “I know it was probably going to be a tough night because of our community situation, but I thought everyone really dug deep there at the end to find a way to win.”
The fifth set was, in a sense, a microcosm of Carl Junction’s thrilling win in a war of attrition. The Bulldogs found themselves 6-3 early after a four-point service run from Sadie McConnell that included an ace, which ultimately turned into a 9-5 deficit before a sideout and five-point run in service by Jocelyn Brown that included a Destiny Buerge kill and block from Adia Kennedy gave Carl Junction an 11-9 advantage. 

The Mountaineers scored the next three points to take a 12-11 lead before CJ jumped back in front with a kill from Kennedy and Buerge to go up 13-12. Both teams traded sideouts for the next points until CJ used back-to-back kills from Kylie Scott to put away the set and the win. Scott scored the last four points for the Bulldogs down the stretch.

Carl Junction junior Kylie Scott digs a kill attempt in the Bulldogs’ win over Rogers on Monday. Scott finished with 21 kills and 16 digs. Photo by Shawn Fowler.

“I thought our middles made a really good adjustment, blocking wise, in the fifth set,” Sharples said. “We were kind of struggling with that in the fourth set, so that adjustment of getting the block close helped a lot. I thought we did a pretty good job, once we got on a little bit of a run, of really serving them a little more aggressively, getting them out of system and then taking advantage of the ball we were given. And Kylie came on really strong there at the end.”

The win moves Carl Junction to 3-1 to start the season.

STATS

Scott finished with a team-high 21 kills to go along with 16 digs. Lo Jones had 53 assists and 16 digs, while Buerge had 15 kills, a team-high 25 digs and five aces in service. Sarah Buchele had 19 digs, while Kennedy had eight kills and two blocks. 

GAME ACTION

Carl Junction sophomore Karissa Chase winds up for a swing during the Bulldogs’ win over Rogers on Monday. Photo by Shawn Fowler.

Carl Junction played in front for nearly the entire opening game thanks to a four-point run in service by Kylie Scott to build a 10-6 advantage. Karissa Chase had a pair of kills in the run, while Aubreigh Fowler also had a kill.

“The more they grow, those two, (the better we will be as a team),” Sharples said. “Aubreigh is kind of playing out of position, but she is getting better and her offense was really good tonight for us. As those two, and Adia, develop, that is just going to make us that much better.”

Lauryn Heinle used a three-point run capped by a Brooklynn Weaver kill to bring Rogers within two of the lead, 16-14. Dahana Tuomala cut the lead to 20-19 with a kill before a Mountaineers ace tied things up. With Madison Rhea in service late, Rogers scored the final three points on kills from Weaver and Heinle to clinch the first set.

The Bulldogs evened things back up in the second set thanks to a momentum-changing service run by Destiny Buerge, who pushed a 9-7 advantage to 18-7 after scoring nine straight points. She had four aces in the run.

“She really did a great job of hitting her spots, serving aggressively to get them out of system and give us an opportunity to score,” Sharples said. “That was really key. At that point, we just really took control of that set from there.”

Carl Junction junior Aubreigh Fowler earns a kill against Rogers on Monday. Photo by Shawn Fowler.

CJ held pace in the second set with Buerge getting a kill and Jocelyn Brown serving up an ace to close out the second set with a win.

The Bulldogs and Mountaineers were in another back-and-forth affair all the way through the third set by Scott ripped off the final five points of the match in service to give Carl Junction the 2-1 advantage heading into the fourth set. Chase had a block and a kill in the run, while Buerge added a kill as well.

Rogers jumped out to a 4-0 advantage to start the fourth game and the Mountaineers never relinquished the lead, forcing a winner-takes-all fifth set on an ace from Olyvia Hall. 

UP NEXT

Carl Junction is at McDonald County on Thursday before kicking off Central Ozark Conference play when the Bulldogs host Webb City on Sept. 20.

“This is the kind of battle we need night in and night out to prepare for where we want to be,” Sharples said when asked what the five-set win meant as conference play draws nearer. “It gives us a lot of confidence to pull a win out against a good team with really great hitters and really great athletes.”

VOLLEYBALL: Webb City upends Bentonville in four sets

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WEBB CITY, Mo. — The Webb City Cardinals won a critical third set after nearly squandering it and then closed out a 3-1 victory (25-22, 22-25, 28-26, 25-13) with a strong fourth set on Monday against the Bentonville (Ark.) Tigers at the Cardinal Dome.

“Too close to the finish to force another set,” Webb City coach Rhonda Lawrence said. “We wanted to make sure that we stepped out there and ended it. We were very intentional on matchups of who was blocking who, giving us a better opportunity. We found their weakness, and we tried to exploit it hard during that fourth set. Obviously, it worked, but they had some unforced errors that helped us out a little bit.

“Proud of the way that we played intentionally. We played under control. We played our guts out, played hard volleyball. Played smart volleyball, too, and that’s what can set your team apart. If we can get to a consistency of doing that, we’ll be tough to beat.”

Webb City improved to 7-2-1 overall entering Tuesday’s road match against Seneca and the Cardinals finished off their Northwest Arkansas portion of the schedule 2-1 against Bentonville West, Rogers Heritage, and Bentonville.

“Northwest Arkansas volleyball is always competitive, and this is actually the first time in the history of Webb City volleyball, since we’ve started playing them, that we’ve beaten Bentonville High School,” Lawrence said. “We’ve beaten Bentonville West several years, but it’s the first time we beat Bentonville, because they’ve always been super-stacked, and they’ve won tons of state championships.”

The Cardinals open Central Ozark Conference play Tuesday, Sept. 20, against Carl Junction and Thursday, Sept. 22, against Willard, both matches on the road.

“It’s the only way to get prepared for the COC,” Lawrence said of playing schools like Bentonville and Bentonville West. “Because our COC volleyball is some of the best in the state of Missouri. That’s the beauty of it.”

Aubree Lassiter led the Cardinals on Monday with 15 kills, Brenda Lawrence and Kate Brownfield combined for another 22 with Lawrence at 12 and Brownfield 10, setter Kyah Sanborn found ways to finish with five, Kirra Long added four, and Jaeli Rutledge had two.

Sanborn had 40 assists and 10 digs, Sophia Crane 24 digs, Brownfield 14 digs, and the team combined for 12 blocks, as well as 48 kills, 68 digs, and 11 service aces.

The Cardinals, in fact, ended both the third and fourth sets on aces.

Webb City returns home Saturday to host a quad with St. Mary’s Colgan, El Dorado Springs, and Nevada visiting the Cardinal Dome.

FOOTBALL: Latest Missouri Media rankings released

Posted on by Jason Peake

Below are this week’s Missouri Media football rankings.

 

MISSOURI MEDIA RANKINGS

First-place votes in parenthesis.

CLASS 6
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Liberty North (6), 3-0, 96, 1
2. CBC (3), 2-1, 89, 2
3. Lee’s Summit North, 2-1, 75, 3
4. Nixa (1), 3-0, 74, 4
T5. De Smet, 1-2, 56, 6
T5. Raymore-Peculiar, 3-0, 56, 5
7. Marquette, 3-0, 34, 7
8. Joplin, 3-0, 29, 8
9. Troy, 2-1, 23, 9
10. Rockhurst, 1-2, 18, 10

CLASS 5
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Carthage (9), 2-1, 99, 1
2. Webb City (1), 2-1, 90, 2
3. Francis Howell, 3-0, 81, 3
4. MICDS, 3-0, 64, 4
5. Lebanon, 3-0, 63, 5
6. Jefferson City Helias, 3-0, 47, 8
7. Fort Osage, 2-1, 38, 6
8. Holt, 2-1, 31, 9
9. Camdenton, 3-0, 25, 10
10. Timberland, 3-0, 9, NR
Dropped out: No. 7 North Kansas City
Also receiving votes: Glendale (2-1), 3

CLASS 4
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. St. Mary’s (10), 2-1, 100, 1
2. Kearney, 3-0, 85, 4
3. Nevada, 3-0, 84, 3
4. Smithville, 2-1, 62, 2
5. Vashon, 1-1, 56, 5
6. Union, 3-0, 47, 6
T7. Center, 3-0, 40, 8
T7. Hillsboro, 3-0, 40, 7
9. West Plains, 3-0, 19, 9
10. Hannibal, 1-2, 17, 10

CLASS 3
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Lutheran St. Charles (9), 3-0, 99, 1
2. Cardinal Ritter (1), 3-0, 84, 3
3. St. Pius X, 3-0, 81, 2
4. Pleasant Hill, 3-0, 69, 4
5. Valle Catholic, 3-0, 61, 5
6. Maryville, 2-1, 48, 7
7. Kennett, 3-0, 37, 8
8. Lutheran North, 1-2, 28, 6
T9. Park Hills Central, 3-0, 17, 10
T9. Reeds Spring, 2-1, 17, 8
Also receiving votes: Savannah (3-0), 9

CLASS 2
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Lamar (10), 3-0, 100, 1
2. Blair Oaks, 3-0, 90, 2
3. Lafayette County, 3-0, 79, 3
4. Richmond, 3-0, 68, 4
5. Seneca, 3-0, 60, 5
6. Centralia, 3-0, 47, 7
7. Bowling Green, 3-0, 38, 8
8. Macon, 3-0, 23, 10
9. Mountain Grove, 2-1, 14, 6
10. MV-Liberty, 2-0, 12, NR
Dropped out: No. 9 Hallsville
Also receiving votes: Lift for Life (2-1), 8; Ava (2-1), 5; Hallsville (1-2), 2; Mt. Vernon (3-0), 2; Trenton (3-0), 2

CLASS 1
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Monroe City (5), 3-0, 95, T1
2. East Buchanan (5), 2-1, 94, T1
3. Mid Buchanan, 3-0, 77, 3
4. Marionville, 3-0, 64, 4
5. Adrian, 3-0, 61, 5
6. Gallatin, 3-0, 42, 9
T7. Butler, 3-0, 40, 10
T7. St. Vincent, 3-0, 40, 8
9. Portageville, 3-0, 18, 10
10. South Shelby, 3-0, 15, NR
Dropped out: No. 6 Thayer
Also receiving votes: Cole Camp (3-0), 3; Lincoln (2-1), 1

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