With two proven seniors showing the way with medal-earning performances, Chillicothe High School’s golf Lady Hornets solidly earned the second- place team plaque in their own annual tournament last Thursday.
MOBERLY — While it wasn’t the “positive” they’d have preferred going in to last weekend, Chillicothe High School’s soccer Hornets showed some grit Saturday to avoid coming home from the annual Spartans Invitational tournament at Moberly with three defeats.
Split four weekend Liberty games, including two with top-drawer Class 5 foes LIBERTY — The Chillicothe High School softball Lady Hornets’ voyage into the Liberty High School-hosted “September Slam” tournament last weekend was, in naval service terminology, no “liberty.” Not that they expected it to be and not that they didn’t have some good time “ashore.” Exclusively facing Missouri High School Fastpitch Coaches’ Association rankings state-ranked Class 5 teams, 2021 Class 3 state runnerup Chillicothe gained a split of its four contests to advance its season record to a better- than-appearances 15-6. On Friday, the Lady Hornets overcame a 4-2 deficit after one inning to top No.
Chillicothe High School’s tennis girls cemented having at least one home match in the quickly-approaching Class 1 District 15 team tournament last Thursday with a repeat 8-1 triumph over Trenton, this time on the road, while the volleyball Lady Hornets continued their very competitive showings that still mostly are resulting in match defeats. The CHS spikers lost in four tight games at St. Joseph: Lafayette – 20-25, 20-25, 26-24, 20-25.
SEDALIA — Entering only four players, but getting medal- earning play from each, Chillicothe High School’s golf Lady Hornets brought home the small-schools division team-title plaque from last Monday’s Smith-Cotton Ladies’ Invitational tournament with a score of 401. Paced once more by senior 2021 state-tournament participant Skyler Powers and with each of the other three finishing in the top seven among smaller-schools’ entries, the Lady Hornets primed themselves for their own tournament Thursday by having everyone shoot a 104 or lower for the 18 holes.
In the wake of a less-than-overwhelming home victory over Abilene Christian, the University of Missouri-Columbia Tigers (2-1) enter 2022 Southeastern Conference college football play Saturday, visiting Auburn (2-1) for an 11 a.m. tussle between Tigers at Jordan- Hare Stadium.
Perhaps the Chillicothe High School soccer Hornets got their 2022 calendar pages flipped over early. With Halloween not for another month and 11 days, the CHS booters produced two tricks – hat tricks, that is – this past Tuesday as they sailed past visiting St.
with Wehrle The Missouri Depa rtme n t of Conservation will host a free guided float trip on the Grand River near Gallatin from 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
Following a nearmiss last Saturday in a bid for their first-ever championship in their own tournament, Chillicothe High School’s 2022 varsity volleyball Lady Hornets continued to be vexed by being unable to deliver the late rally wins necessary to close out games and, consequently, matches victoriously early this week. In a non-conference encounter at St.
A pair of blowout, shutout victories at home early this week restored the winning vibe to the Chillicothe High School softball Lady Hornets prior to this weekend’s “September Slam” tournament games at Liberty. Following a loss at Savannah to wrap up the preceding week, the Lady Hornets blanked Lexington 12-0 and Maryville 10-0 in five innings each at Daryl Danner Memorial Park last Monday and Tuesday, respectively.