Northwest Missouri State is asking all Bearcat fans to "White Out" Bearcat Stadium for the opener tonight at 6 p.m. against Texas A&M Kingsville.
Bearcat head coach Mel Tjeerdsma is asking his team to avoid another week one "Black Out."
Working in tandem, junior Kalvin Talmadge and senior Tyler Florea carried the Spoofhounds to 3-2 win over Bishop LeBlond in the season opener at the Barstow Tournament.
The Hound softball team escalated its early season run of dominance with a 17-1 thrashing of winless Cameron Tuesday night.
When the defending champion Bearcat football team makes its season debut Thursday at 6 p.m. against No. 14 Texas A&M Kingsville, there will be a host of familiar names and faces that dot Northwest's starting lineup
Much to their dismay, the Maryville High School boys cross country team will have to wait another week to run their first race of 2010.
Much to their dismay, the Maryville High School boys cross country team will have to wait another week to run their first race of 2010.
When the defending champion Bearcat football team makes its season debut Thursday at 6 p.m. against No. 14 Texas A&M Kingsville, there will be a host of familiar names and faces that dot Northwest's starting lineup
With Nicole McGinness-Miller now in charge, the Maryville High School girls tennis team aims to improve on last year's 2-6 record and eighth place finish at districts.
The West Nodaway Rockets needed less than three quarters to complete their 58-8 annihilation of Union Star Friday.
West Nodaway led 36-0 after one quarter and 50-0 at the half.
After losing their starting quarterback Aaron Wallace to a shoulder injury early on in the first quarter, things just continued downhill for the North Nodaway Mustangs in a 46-12 loss to Craig-Fairfax Friday in Hopkins.
If the first series of plays, both offensively and defensively, were any indication, the South Nodaway Longhorns could be considered one of the top eight-man teams in the area.
Bogged down by an ineffective offense, the Spoofhound football team dropped its second straight season opener, this time to Lawson 17-7 Friday in Lawson.
Things looked bleak for the Jefferson girls softball team Thursday until the Eagles busted loose for five runs in the fourth inning and slowly pulled away for a 7-4 win over Stanberry.
The Jefferson girls softball team landed an early knockout punch on Albany with eight runs in the first two innings, and the Eagles rolled to an 11-1 victory in their season opener Tuesday in Conception Junction.
Jefferson had just five hits but took full advantage of four Albany errors.
The Maryville High School girls golf team hosted Smithville at Mozingo in the season opener and grabbed a big win, defeating the Warriors 192-237.
The Maryville softball team has come out of the gates hotter than a firecracker.
The Maryville Lady Spoofhound softball team notched its first victory of the year, Monday afternoon, defeating South Harrison, 9-0, on the Maryville high school field.
On a roster that includes three All-Americans and seven First Team All-MIAA selections, it was little-known third-string quarterback Tyler Adams who stole the show at Saturday's Green and White Scrimmage at Bearcat Stadium.
