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2017 Girls Class 2 golf championships results

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Team Results

School Score
1 St. Joseph’s Academy High School 317-306=623
2 Notre Dame de Sion High School 315-318=633
3 MICDS High School 325-322=647
4 Lafayette (Wildwood) High School 342-337=679
5 Rock Bridge High School 354-346=700
6 Camdenton High School 372-359=731
7 Carl Junction High School 376-358=734
7 Lee’s Summit West High School 360-374=734

Individual Results

Name School Rd 1 Rd 2 Total
1 Megan Propeck Notre Dame de Sion 71 70 141
2 Amber Louise Wilson Camdenton 74 69 143
3 Claire Ann Solovic Seckman 74 70 144
4 Brooke Allison Biermann Lafayette (Wildwood) 74 71 145
5 Shannon Gould MICDS 71 76 147
6 Jenna Teeter Carl Junction 74 74 148
7 Grace Aromando St. Joseph’s Academy 76 73 149
8 Grace Renfer St. Joseph’s Academy 77 74 151
9 Madeline Larouere Liberty (Wentzville) 76 76 152
10 Zoee Harrington Liberty (Wentzville) 78 75 153
11 Momo Kikuchi Pattonville 80 74 154
11 Sarah Anne Lewis Marquette 74 80 154
13 Kylie Marie Carnes Carl Junction 81 74 155
14 Lacey Snell Northwest (Cedar Hill) 77 79 156
15 Sofia Gamayo Lindbergh 81 76 157
15 Anna Iorio Joplin 79 78 157
17 Nicole Rallo St. Joseph’s Academy 82 77 159
17 Olivia Sowers Rock Bridge 78 81 159
19 Abigail Nicole Howard Liberty 81 80 161
20 Lia Johnson Notre Dame de Sion 82 81 163
20 Parker Perry MICDS 86 77 163
20 Amelia Schroeder MICDS 80 83 163
23 Caroline Giocondo Notre Dame de Sion 80 84 164
23 Mckenna Rice Lee’s Summit West 80 84 164
23 Gabrielle Elisabeth Vaoifi Fort Osage 83 81 164
26 Layke Graybill Liberty North 83 82 165
26 Barbara Mae King Notre Dame de Sion 82 83 165
28 Drew Nienhaus St. Joseph’s Academy 82 84 166
29 Lauren Gallagher St. Joseph’s Academy 86 82 168
29 Maryellen Grace Holloway Staley 82 86 168
29 Kylee Hormuth Francis Howell 86 82 168
29 Leigha Kelly Ft. Zumwalt West 83 85 168
33 Paige Sumner Sanfelippo Lafayette (Wildwood) 85 84 169
33 Jennah Marie Schell Camdenton 85 84 169
35 Hannah Aherin Ozark 84 86 170
35 Haleigh Barks Nerinx Hall 82 88 170
37 Kayla Kimbley Warrensburg 87 84 171
37 Bess Ramsey Ursuline Academy 86 85 171
39 Marisa Butler West Plains 87 86 173
39 Sierra Story Heuston Blue Springs 84 89 173
39 Helen Willis Notre Dame de Sion 84 89 173
42 Alyson Kate Goggin Webster Groves 90 84 174
42 Garrett Goltermann MICDS 88 86 174
42 Victoria Hooker Waynesville 91 83 174
42 Jordan Alyssa Marshall Blue Springs 85 89 174
42 Lauren G Muller Blue Springs 88 86 174
42 Jessalyn Shipp Platte County 87 87 174
48 Kimberly Sager Carthage 88 87 175
49 Faith Beaty Lee’s Summit West 83 93 176
49 Isabel Degrand Ursuline Academy 87 89 176
49 Sydney Hofstetter St. Dominic 89 87 176
52 Emma Oathout Webb City 90 87 177
52 Jessica Qian Francis Howell North 91 86 177
52 Samantha Lauren Swinfard Jefferson City 87 90 177
55 Caroline Lynch Nerinx Hall 90 88 178
55 Madison Moller Rock Bridge 91 87 178
55 Alexandra Nelson Helias Catholic 92 86 178
55 Kasydie Shipp Platte County 90 88 178
59 Elizabeth Grace Freeman Ozark 90 89 179
59 Marliere Toothaker Rolla 90 89 179
59 Sydney Willingham Rock Bridge 91 88 179
62 Anika Laxmi Pulumati Lafayette (Wildwood) 92 88 180
63 Jessica Fisher Francis Howell 84 97 181
63 Ashley Fite Incarnate Word Academy 90 91 181
63 Jennifer Nicole Hesterberg Parkway South 87 94 181
63 Katie Schreiner Rockwood Summit 88 93 181
67 Caroline Beykirch West Plains 98 85 183
67 Kourtney Victoria Tucker Central (Springfield) 92 91 183
69 Madelyn Orr Rock Bridge 94 90 184
70 Courtney Berghoff Parkway Central 91 94 185
70 Nicole Lynn Rezabek Camdenton 93 92 185
70 Alyssa Marie Serafin Lafayette (Wildwood) 91 94 185
70 Misheel Lauren Sodgerel Clayton 93 92 185
74 Trinity Hofstetter St. Dominic 92 94 186
74 Abbigayle Loveless Cor Jesu Academy 91 95 186
76 Madison Duff Rock Bridge 96 91 187
76 Corynn Elizabeth Mcdonald St. Teresa’s Academy 95 92 187
78 Stephanie Gabel MICDS 94 94 188
79 Audrey Collier Rolla 91 100 191
79 Madeline Jane Gentry St. Teresa’s Academy 99 92 191
79 Breeley Pilgrim Carl Junction 96 95 191
82 Hannah Scott Willard 96 96 192
83 Sadora Franklin Park Hill South 98 95 193
84 Reese Hamilton Helias Catholic 103 91 194
84 Allison Grace Harrell Lafayette (Wildwood) 95 99 194
86 Alayna Nicole Haenig Kickapoo 99 100 199
86 Quincy Mae Munsell Lee’s Summit West 94 105 199
88 Shannon Ralls Lee’s Summit West 103 97 200
89 Abby Elizabeth Nall Westminster Christian Academy 96 108 204
90 Taylor A Starr Lee’s Summit West 106 100 206
91 Kathryn Hope Finke Kickapoo 107 102 209
92 Madelyn Hill Park Hill South 109 110 219
93 Allie Marie Crowell Camdenton 120 114 234
94 Abigail Rogers Carl Junction 125 115 240
95 Madeline Coats Carl Junction 130 122 252
96 Emily Elizabeth Hunter Camdenton 126 131 257

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A new number one in Class 6 football–2017 rankings following week 4

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CLASS 6

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Park Hill (13), 4-0, 147, 2

2. CBC (1), 3-1, 129, 4

3. Eureka (1), 4-0, 110, 5

4. Blue Springs, 2-2, 108, 3

5. Kirkwood, 3-1, 95, 1

6. Lee’s Summit West, 3-1, 85, 6

7. Rockhurst, 3-1, 52, 8

8. Lindbergh, 4-0, 40, 9

9. Hazelwood Central, 3-1, 18, T10

T10. Francis Howell, 3-1, 17, T10

T10. Rock Bridge, 3-1, 17, 7

Also receiving votes: Ritenour (4-0), 7

CLASS 5

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Vianney (15), 4-0, 150, 1

2. Staley, 4-0, 130, 2

3. Fort Zumwalt North, 4-0, 125, 3

4. Liberty, 4-0, 104, 4

5. Fort Osage, 4-0, 89, 5

6. Battle, 2-2, 53, 6

7. William Chrisman, 4-0, 42, 8

8. Pattonville, 2-2, 40, NR

9. Chaminade, 2-2, 39, 7

10. Webster Groves, 3-1, 20, 9

Dropped out: No. 10 Ozark

Also receiving votes: Nixa (4-0), 18; Raytown (3-1), 12; Carthage (2-2), 3

CLASS 4

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Webb City (15), 4-0, 150, 1

2. Carl Junction, 3-1, 132, 2

3. Kearney, 3-1, 122, 3

4. Platte County, 3-1, 95, 9

5. Parkway North, 3-1, 87, 8

6. Parkway Central, 3-1, 55, 4

7. Ladue, 2-2, 48, NR

8. West Plains, 4-0, 47, NR

9. Harrisonville, 2-2, 24, 6

10. Camdenton, 3-1, 21, NR

Dropped out: No. 5 Hannibal, No. 7 MICDS, No. 10 Raytown South

Also receiving votes: Hannibal (2-2), 19; MICDS (2-2), 17; St. Francis Borgia (4-0), 3; Raytown South (2-2), 2; St. Mary’s (4-0), 2; Smithville (4-0), 1

CLASS 3

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. McCluer South-Berkeley (15), 3-0, 150, 1

2. Blair Oaks, 4-0, 130, 2

3. Park Hills Central, 4-0, 116, 3

4. Chillicothe, 4-0, 111, 4

5. Maryville, 3-1, 79, 6

6. Seneca, 4-0, 71, 9

7. Center, 3-1, 62, T7

8. Mt. Vernon, 3-1, 32, 5

9. Miller Career, 2-2, 29, 10

10. Eldon, 3-1, 27, T7

Also receiving votes: Mexico (3-1), 17; St. James (4-0), 1

CLASS 2

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Lamar (13), 4-0, 148, 1

2. Trinity (2), 3-0, 137, 2

3. Lutheran North, 4-0, 116, 3

4. Ava, 4-0, 102, 4

5. Mountain Grove, 3-1, 88, 5

6. Centralia, 4-0, 83, 6

7. Lexington, 4-0, 51, 9

8. Lathrop, 4-0, 38, 10

9. Cardinal Ritter, 3-1, 31, NR

10. North Callaway, 3-1, 18, NR

Dropped out: No. 7 South Callaway, No. 8 Brentwood

Also receiving votes: Brentwood (3-1), 5; South Callaway (3-1), 5; Palmyra (3-1), 3

CLASS 1

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Valle Catholic (12), 4-0, 145, 1

2. Monroe City (3), 4-0, 133, 2

3. Marceline, 4-0, 120, 3

4. Hamilton-Penney, 3-1, 97, 4

5. Lincoln, 4-0, 89, 5

6. Hayti, 4-0, 76, 6

7. Pierce City, 4-0, 61, 7

8. Westran, 4-0, 48, 8

9. Thayer, 3-1, 31, 9

10. Lockwood, 4-0, 23, 10

Also receiving votes: Wellington-Napoleon (3-1), 2

Final high school baseball rankings for 2017

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The Missouri High School Baseball Coaches Association released its final state baseball rankings earlier this week. The final state rankings are listed below:

CLASS 1

1. Bell City

2. Wellsville

3. La Plata

4. Hurley

5. Eminence

6. St. Elizabeth

7. Northeast Nodaway

8. Halfway

9. Cooter

10. Pilot Grove

Others receiving votes: Northwestern (Mendon), Dora, Valley, Stanta Fe, St. Joseph, Bellard

CLASS 2

1. Manfield

2. Canton

3. Lincoln

4. St. Vincent

5. Galena

6. Russellville

7. Adrian

8. South Pemiscot

9. Hartville

10. Sturgeon

Others receiving votes: Concordia, Van-Far, McAuley Catholic, Linn, Marion C. Early, Van Buren

CLASS 3

1. South Callaway

2. Valley Park

3. West County

4. Knob Noster

5. Strafford

6. Palmyra

7. Portageville

8. MidBuchanan

9. Mountain Grove

10. Lutheran North

Others receiving votes: Twin Rivers, Hancock, Hallsville, Stockton, Summit, Christian, Lawson

CLASS 4

1. Aurora

2. Lutheran South

3. Westminster Christian Academy

4. Pleasant Hill

5. Helias Catholic

6. Sikeston

7. Winfield

8. Smithville

9. Monett

10. Boonville

CLASS 5

1. Jefferson City

2. Fort Zumwalt West

3. Vianney

4. Lee’s Summit

5. Platte County

6. Rockwood Summit

7. Liberty North

8. Willard

9. Kickapoo

10. Poplar Bluff

2017 Boys high school golf championships (FINAL RESULTS)

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Class 1
Team Results

School Score
1 Gallatin High School 330-347 = 677 (92)
2 Greenwood High School 341-336 = 677 (102)
3 Lincoln High School 340-343 = 683
4 Marceline High School 341-360 = 701
5 Westran High School 378-356 = 734
6 Salisbury High School 376-365 = 741
7 Bloomfield High School 349-397 = 746
8 Windsor High School 376-394 = 770
9 Stover High School 412-403 = 815
Individual Results

Name School Rd 1 Rd 2 Total
1 Logan Smith La Plata 76 74 150
2 Gannon Withers New Bloomfield 77 76 153
3 Max Floyd Barat Academy 79 75 154
4 Peyton Bell Bloomfield 74 82 156
4 Jett Robert Simmons Gallatin 75 81 156

Class 2
Team Results

School Score
1 Hermann High School 311-316 = 627 (89)
2 Palmyra High School 306-321 = 627 (91)
3 Bishop LeBlond High School 323-326 = 649
4 Blair Oaks High School 333-331 = 664
5 Maryville High School 343-330 = 673
6 California High School 367-350 = 717
7 Willow Springs High School 371-369 = 740
7 Saxony Lutheran High School 374-366 = 740
Individual Results

Name School Rd 1 Rd 2 Total
1 Jack Parker Father Tolton Regional Catholic 68 72 140
2 Hank Lierz Bishop LeBlond 69 72 141
3 Ross L Henson Hermann 71 73 144
4 Brooks Jungbluth Bishop LeBlond 67 79 146
5 Laithan Sublette Palmyra 72 75 147

Class 3
Team Results

School Score
1 Logan-Rogersville High School 309-305 = 614
2 Priory High School 305-317 = 622 (88)
3 Nevada High School 307-315 = 622 (92)
4 St. Francis Borgia High School 303-329 = 632
5 Pembroke Hill High School 320-326 = 646
6 Helias Catholic High School 322-326 = 648
7 John Burroughs High School 329-338 = 667
8 Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) High School 338-346 = 684
Individual Results

Name School Rd 1 Rd 2 Total
1 Dylan Garner Cassville 72 74 146
2 Patrick Ferry Nevada 74 73 147
2 Brayden Watts Southern Boone 69 78 147
4 Nicholas Westrich Farmington 74 74 148
5 Jacob Krantz Osage 70 79 149
5 Brandon L Wagner Central (Park Hills) 74 75 149

Class 4
Team Results

School Score
1 Rockhurst High School 305-305 = 610
2 Glendale High School 300-313 = 613
3 Chaminade High School 306-309 = 615
4 Rock Bridge High School 318-306 = 624
5 St. Louis University High School 321-324 = 645
6 Lebanon High School 320-332 = 652
7 Lafayette (Wildwood) High School 332-321 = 653
8 Liberty North High School 320-341 = 661
Individual Results

Name School Rd 1 Rd 2 Total
1 Joseph Patrick Terschluse Chaminade 73 73 146
2 Alexander S Locke Glendale 72 76 148
2 Jacob Douglas Propeck Rockhurst 75 73 148
4 Matt Hoemann Washington 72 77 149
5 Reilly Ahearn Ladue Horton Watkins 74 76 150
5 Hudson Dubinski Rock Bridge 73 77 150
5 Robert Dylan Enright Rockhurst 76 74 150
5 Sam Parrott Liberty 73 77 150
5 Ross Steelman Rock Bridge 76 74 150
5 Nathan Lee Woolard Poplar Bluff 77 73 150

Columbia Public Schools hires new football coaches for Rock Bridge and Hickman

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Van Vanatta

Hickman and Rock Bridge high schools will welcome new head football coaches next school year. Van Vanatta has been selected as the Rock Bridge High School head football coach. Trevor Rubly has been selected at the Hickman High School head football coach.

Vanatta has been a coach at Hazelwood Central High School in Florissant, Missouri, since 2007. He has been the head coach at Hazelwood Central since 2010. Prior to his roles at Hazelwood Central, he was the head baseball coach at Central Methodist College. He began his coaching experience as the head baseball coach and assistant football coach at University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota, in 2001.

Vanatta has 10 years of teaching experience and is certified in both physical education and health. He holds a master’s degree in education foundations from Central Methodist University. In addition to his role as the head football coach, Vanatta will also be a full‐time teacher at Rock Bridge High School.

Rubly will be joining Hickman High School from Enid, Oklahoma, where he has been the defensive coordinator and assistant head football coach at Enid High School since 2015. Rubly has more than 13 years of coaching experience, including coaching positions at Bacone College, University of Missouri, Cisco Junior College and Warrensburg High School. He holds a master’s degree in education school and counseling psychology from the University of Missouri and a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Central Missouri State University. In addition to his role as the head football coach, Rubly will also be a full‐time teacher at Hickman High School.

Trevor Rubly

“We are excited to welcome two new coaches to our CPS family,” Superintendent Peter Stiepleman said. “Both will bring positive coaching experience to our schools and continue the work to build a strong community among our students, families, faculty and staff.”

Tolton, Southern Boone highlight MFA Oil-Break Time Shootout Lineup

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The 24th anniversary MFA Oil-Break Time Shootout on Sunday, January 22 at Mizzou Arena will match top teams from the state of Missouri.  This annual fundraiser for the Show-Me STATE GAMES will bring in 12 high school basketball teams to play at Mizzou Arena.

2017 Schedule:

12 p.m. – Glasgow vs. Lincoln (boys)

1:30 p.m. – Southern Boone vs. Boonville (girls)

3 p.m. Southern Boone vs. Boonville (boys)

4:45 p.m. – Salisbury vs. Sacred Heart (boys)

6:15 p.m. – Tolton Catholic vs. Hickman (girls)

8 p.m. – Tolton Catholic vs. Harrisburg (boys)

The MFA Oil-Break Time Shootout is the longest-standing fundraiser for the Show-Me STATE GAMES.  During the event’s history, many great players have been a part of the Missouri basketball tradition, including David Lee, Justin Gage, and Ben and Tyler Hansbrough.

Tickets are available now for $8 at participating schools and area Break Times. Tickets will be available on gameday at Mizzou Arena for $10.

Proceeds from the MFA Oil-Break Time Shootout benefit the Show-Me STATE GAMES. The Show-Me STATE GAMES was established in 1985 as a non-profit program of the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness & Health. Now the largest state games in the nation, the Show-Me STATE GAMES is hosted by the University of Missouri. In addition to the summer games, the Show-Me STATE GAMES offers events throughout the year to promote health, fitness, family and fun. The Show-Me STATE GAMES generates $11.5 million in economic impact annually in Columbia.

First high school basketball polls released

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Boys Basketball

Class 1

1 Walnut Grove 5-0

2 Winston 4-0

3 Glasgow 3-0

4 North Andrew 2-0

5 Hermitage 4-0

6 Scott County Central 3-2

7 Worth County 4-1

8 Advance 2-1

9 Jefferson 1-0

10 Eminence 2-0

 

Class 2

1 Hartville4-0

2 Mansfield3-0

3 Stanberry 4-0

4 Crane 4-0

5 Thayer 3-1

6 Salisbury 2-0

7 Ellington 4-1

8 Lincoln 3-0

9 Mid-Buchanan 2-1

10 Knox County 3-1

 

Class 3

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MSHSAA sets new pitch count standards for high school ball players. Rules start in 2017

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The Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) Board of Directors approved a recommendation at its November meeting, which would place a daily limit on pitching for student-athletes based on year in school.  This past June, the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) changed Baseball Rule 6-2-6 to state, “Each NFHS member state association will be required to develop its own pitching restriction policy based on the number of pitches thrown during a game to afford pitchers a required rest period between pitching appearances.”

The recommendation came to the Board from the Baseball Advisory Committee, which voted unanimously to use the Pitch Smart requirements that were suggested by USA Baseball and MLB.  Instead of using age groups we grouped them by grade.  The committee decided to be more restrictive on the Middle School group and limited their maximum number of pitches.

Year in School Daily Max*(Pitches) Required Rest (Pitches)
0 Days 1 Day 2 Days 3 Days 4 Days
Senior/Junior 105 1-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76+
Freshman/Sophomore 95 1-30 31-45 46-60 61-75 76+
Seventh/Eighth 85 1-20 21-35 36-50 51-65 66+

*Finish current batter when maximum pitch count is met.
*Can only pitch two days in succession and then a minimum one day rest period is required.

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High school football district scores from 10/28 and 10/29/16

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Saturday’s scores

Class 2-

Lutheran North 66, Cardinal Ritter 0

Class 3-

Miller Career Academy 22, John Burroughs 6

McCluer South-Berkeley 60, Lutheran St. Charles 16

Class 4-

MICDS 27, Gateway 24

Class 5-

Hazelwood East 52, Francis Howell North 46

Class 6-

Hazelwood Central 18, SLU High 17

8-man-

Rock Port 78, Albany 23

Stanberry 68, Worth County 38

Greenfield 13, Northwest (Hughesville) 0 (fft.)

Sacred Heart 67, Norborne 0

North Andrew 54, St. Joseph Christian 6

South Holt 58, Mound City 26

Southwest (Livingston County) 66, North Shelby 14

King City 72, Stewartsville 14

 

11-Man

Class 1-

Valley Catholic 46, Portageville 7

Hayti 56, Scott City 28

Ash Grove 38, Sarcoxie 0

Thayer 40, Pierce City 13

Plattsburg 23, Wellington-Napoleon 18

East Buchanan 34, Mid-Buchanan 7

Penney 52, Putnam County 0

Princeton 46, Maysville 22

Midway 27, Drexel 14

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Volleyball scores from pool play, with Saturday’s state schedule for 10/29/16

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Class 1

Valle Catholic def. Northland Christian, 25-17, 25-21

Eminence def. New Haven, 25-19, 25-21

Valle Catholic def. New Haven, 25-17, 25-12

Northland Christian def. Eminence, 25-17, 25-21

Valle Catholic def. Eminence, 27-25, 26-24

Northland Christian def. New Haven, 25-14, 25-14

Class 2

St. Pius X (Festus) def. St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia), 25-9, 25-11

Hermann ties Liberty (Mountain View)- (H) 25-21, (L) 29-27

St. Pius X (Festus) def. Liberty (Mountain View), 25-12, 25-13

Hermann def. St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia), 25-17, 25-12

St. Pius X (Festus) def. Hermann, 25-15, 25-21

Liberty (Mountain View) def. St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia), 25-20, 25-23

Herman def. Liberty (Mountain View), 25-15 (Tiebreaker)

Class 3

Lutheran South ties Pleasant Hill- (PH) 25-13, (LS) 25-22

St. Francis Borgia def. Logan-Rogersville, 25-21, 25-23

Lutheran South def. Logan-Rogersville, 25-18, 25-20

Pleasant Hill def. St. Francis Borgia, 25-18, 25-20

Lutheran South def. St. Francis Borgia, 25-22, 25-21

Pleasant Hill def. Logan-Rogersville, 28-26, 25-19

Class 4

Lafayette (Wildwood) ties St. Teresa’s Academ- (STA) 25-18, (L) 25-19

Francis Howell ties Ozark- (FH) 25-19, (O) 25-23

Lafayette (Wildwood) def. Ozark, 25-22, 25-15

Francis Howell def. St. Teresa’s Academy, 25-17, 27-25

Lafayette (Wildwood) def. Francis Howell, 25-20, 25-11

St. Teresa’s Academy def. Ozark, 25-23, 25-21

Saturday’s Schedule

(9:00 a.m.) Class 1 3rd-place match: Eminence vs. New Haven

(10:30 a.m.) Class 1 Championship match: Valle Catholic vs. Northland Christian

(12 Noon) C2 3rd-place match: St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) vs. Liberty (Mountian View)

(1:30 p.m.) Class 2 Championship match: St. Pius X (Festus) vs. Hermann

(3:00 p.m.) Class 3 3rd-place match: St. Francis Borgia vs. Logan-Rogersville

(4:30 p.m.) Class 3 Championship match: Pleasant Hill vs. Lutheran South

(6:00 p.m.) Class 4 3rd-place match: St. Teresa’s Academy vs. Ozark

(7:30 p.m.) Class 4 Championship match: Lafayette (Wildwood) vs. Francis Howell