KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Some of the giants of women’s basketball say if not for Title IX, doors would not have been open for them to blaze trails to Hall of Fame careers on and off the court, but sound complacency alarms when it comes to the future of the law.
Missouri’s annual frog season opens on June 30 at sunset and runs through Oct. 31.
For a fourth time in their 2022 season’s first 15 days, the Chillicothe Mudcats baseball team was unable to get its scheduled game in Wednesday, its wouldbe contest against the St. Joseph Mustangs at Trenton being postponed after a heavierthan-hoped rain shower swept through for about 15 minutes.
None of the so-called Big Three of men’s tennis — Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic — was in the No. 1 or No. 2 spots in the ATP rankings on Monday, the first time that’s been the case in nearly 20 years.
COLUMBIA — Missouri’s high school basketball championships will return to being decided in central Missouri following the 2023- 24 season and be played there for the following four years, as well.
While Deshaun Watson maintains his innocence and fights to clear his name, the Cleveland Browns and football fans everywhere wait for the NFL to determine an appropriate penalty for the star quarterback accused of sexual misconduct by 24 women.
A quick, but likely wise, suspension/postponement of Saturday’s tied contest after 2-plus snail’space innings shortened the Chillicothe Mudcats’ planned weekend action for a second week in a row and converted a would-be 2-games home series with the Joplin Outlaws into a single clash the Mudcats barely held on to claim, 12-10.
Higher postseason honors for members of the 2022 Chillicothe High School soccer Lady Hornets continue to trickle in. Late last week, CHS head coach Jimmy Chapman reports, three Chillicothe players – seniors Ellie Barnett and Lucy Reeter and sophomore Delanie Kieffer – were announced by the state’s high school soccer coaches association as being included on the all-region team. Reeter (right) was chosen at forward, Barnett (left) at defender/back, and Kieffer (middle) as a midfielder. (Barnett, Reeter file photos by Jennifer Smith; Kieffer file photo by Butch Shaffer)
CARROLL, Iowa — Less than 24 hours after actual lightning prevent them from completing the second game of their wouldbe series against the Joplin Outlaws at home, the Chillicothe Mudcats learned that, while – euphemistically – true lightning isn’t supposed to strike twice in the same place, figurative “lightning” knows no such bounds.
With seemingly a good opportunity to generate some turnaround momentum after a sharp home win over the defending MINK League champion ended their season-starting 4-games losing streak, the Chillicothe Mudcats – with numerous early-season regulars not in their lineup, despite an open date the previous day – instead produced a flatline performance that resulted in a surprising 11-1 7-innings home loss to the previously-winless Des Moines (Iowa) Peak Prospects last Thursday.