Prior to the formal post-game ceremony which would do the same thing, the 2022 Chillicothe High School soccer Lady Hornets presented an “in action” salute and expression of thanks to Roger Brick, the town’s long-time, undisputed “Mr. Soccer,” last Monday, playing well from start to finish to create a 3-1 home-match victory over Class 1 stateranked keen rival Bishop LeBlond of St. Joseph.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Chiefs traded up to select cornerback Trent McDuffie with the 21st pick in the NFL draft on Thursday night, then used their pick at No. 30 to grab defensive end George Karlaftis, filling their two biggest defensive needs in the first round.
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas legislators were close this week to approving a measure authorizing sports betting that would dedicate most of the state’s revenues from it to efforts to lure the Kansas City Chiefs from Missouri to the Kansas side of the metropolitan area.
ST. JOSEPH — To absolutely no one’s surprise, defending state and Midland Empire Conference boys’ golf champion St. Joseph: Bishop LeBlond ran off and hid from the rest of the field in its own invitational tournament last Monday in what figures to be a prelude to this coming Monday’s MEC Championships on the same course.
On the first day of this month, the former mayor of Ouray, Colo., William Fries Jr., died at age 93. How in the world is that related to 2022 Chillicothe High School baseball Hornets baseball? It isn’t really – at least not directly, but bear with me.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — This year’s NFL draft prospects reluctantly recall their personal COVID-19 experiences. Some consider them inspirational reminders of obstacles already overcame.
The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) reports that it sampled and tested more than 32,000 deer for chronic wasting disease (CWD) between July 2021 and April 2022. Of the more than 32,000 deer sampled, 86 tested positive for CWD.
Their 2022 season undercut – at least in terms of wins and losses – by multiple intermittent factors, Chillicothe High School’s baseball Hornets entered this week with an opportunity to seize a potentially-advantageous, unplanned scheduling quirk. If they do, a late-season shift on the scales of final-score success could offer the chance to rescue their year.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — There are two very different schools of thought surrounding the Kansas City Chiefs as they head into the NFL draft, where aggressive general manager Brett Veach has two picks apiece in each of the first four rounds and 12 in all.
The host teams of Chillicothe’s Bishop Hogan Memorial School captured the championships of the school’s annual fifth- and sixth-grade basketball tournament in March, prevailing over squads from Breckenridge, Braymer, Meadville, and Southwest Livingston. The BHMS girls finished ahead of second-place Southwest with Meadville third. On the boys’ side, the host Eagles outdistanced the Braymer “1” second for the crown with Braymer’s “2” squad in third. Members of the title-winning Bishop Hogan Lady Eagles were, from left: Front – Mallory Crawford, Elizabeth Buttman, Annabelle Constant; Back – Kimber Woodworth, Emerson Brobst, Libbie Bonderer, Farrah Lauhoff, and coach Kristy Lauhoff. The champion Eagles’ roster included, from left: Front – Gunner Brobst, Mason Walter, Max Cranmer, Nick Radcliff, Bentley Lauhoff; Back – coach Ryan Cranmer, Brody Finley, AJ Warren, Burke Beetsma, Remington Lile, Jameson Marshall, Adrian Trantham, and coach Kent Lauhoff. (PHOTO SUPPLIED/courtesy of Bishop Hogan Memorial School)