In a historic football season, Brentwood’s Lions put Corn Country on the map by winning the 2018 California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Division 1A state championship.
After last year’s 9-4 campaign that led Freedom all the way to the North Coast Section (NCS) Division I championship game for the second conse…
Kyle Szymanski
Staff Writer
After a 1-9 season last year, Brentwood’s Heritage High Patriots are taking the field this season with a renewed sense of optimism.
Kyle Szymanski
Staff Writer
After earning the No. 1 seed in the North Coast Section Division I playoffs last season, the Antioch Panthers appeared to have their second op…
Four of five Deer Valley High School all-league players from last season’s 4-6 squad have graduated, and now a host of mostly inexperienced re…
Kyle Szymanski
Staff Writer
Over the three-year existence of the elite North Coast Section (NCS) Open Division playoffs, Pittsburg High School has never been absent.
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National Sports
With a late Sunday commitment from the Georgia standout, the Tigers' 2022 recruiting class is now No. 14 in the nation, according to Rivals.com.Â
Elsewhere, local high school wrestling teams competed at sectionals, with several individuals qualifying for state.
The Tigers gave up six runs in the ninth to lose their fifth game of the year.
Missouri softball's win streak moved to nine as the Tigers got a walk-off RBI single to finish off Middle Tennessee State.
Redshirt sophomore Ross Steelman recorded his second top-5 finish as a Tiger, but Missouri struggled again.
Senior Jessica Yuen led the Tigers, but they moved backwards on the team leaderboard for the second straight round.
Bill Moos is excited about Husker Football Lettermen's Association, a group that could provide cover for Scott Frost.
Who comes to your mind when you think of the newbies this year? Is it a transfer? An exciting freshman, perhaps? We take a look.
Alabama claimed the outright Southeastern Conference regular-season championship Saturday with a 64-59 win at Mississippi State.
Though its second round team score was seven strokes better than its first round, two SEC teams jumped ahead of the Tigers heading into the final round.
Efficient pitching and hitting helped the Tigers win two matchups by a total of 14-1.
Four Missouri wrestlers won MAC conference titles as the Tigers cruised to another league title in New Jersey.
In a stunning beatdown of the Missouri Valley Football Conference kingpin, SIU dominated No. 1 North Dakota State on both lines of scrimmage for four quarters in a rout that emphatically ended the Bison’s 39-game winning streak.
First Quarter
The Tigers' Round 2 score was eight strokes higher than their Round 1 total.
The Tigers defeated Tennessee, ranked No. 25 in the Associated Press poll, 77-72. It’s the sixth straight victory for the Tigers (12-13, 6-10 SEC) over the Vols (16-7, 9-7) dating back to 2018 and second win over a ranked opponent at home this season.
The Panthers snapped a three-game losing streak in Youngstown winning for the first time in the Ice Castle since 2010.Â
Missouri looked dismal in the first game of its doubleheader, but showed improvement in game two.
Four more home runs led to two more wins as solid pitching controlled the opposition bats.
The Bruins secured second place in the Central Missouri Activities Conference with a 72-63 win over Helias on Friday night.
SIU (1-1, 0-1 MVFC) and No. 1 North Dakota State (2-0, 1-0) square off at noon Saturday. The Bison have won eight straight against the Salukis and defeated Youngstown State in their spring opener Sunday.
The Tigers pushed past the Mavericks' two five-run innings to win a high-scoring affair in their home-opener.
Missouri began spring practice in a much different world than last year.
The crew discusses Nebraska football eyeing Ireland in 2022, Teddy Allen's big game, Husker volleyball and a lot more. Listen (or watch) here.
In his first appearance for the Tigers this spring, Walker Kesterson leads the scoring for the Tigers after a 2-over 74.
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