Missouri High School Basketball News

Every year the NFL Draft produces some extreme values. There are players who fall farther than you could have imagined, average college players who blossom into stars at the next level, undrafted nobodies who storm out of nowhere, or guys that can just do a little bit of everything.

Another spring has brought with it another strong softball team for the defending Kansas Class 6A champions from Olathe East, where senior Jenni Brooks continues to shine in the circle as well as at the plate.

North County Churches Uniting for Racial Harmony & Justice honored seven Hazelwood School District students, including three from Hazelwood Central High School, recently at its annual appreciation dinner.

After a dozen years leading the St. Pius X High School boys' basketball team, coach Chad Wright guided the Warriors into the Missouri Class 3 state championship game in the recently completed season for the first time since 1974.

The truck tumbled over a guardrail on the ramp from northbound I-35 and landed onto I-70. No serious injuries were reported.

Sierra Michaelis knew she was attending the MBCA Academic All-State banquet in Springfield on Sunday , she just didn't know why.

The star sophomore of the Rock Bridge golf team plays at his own pace. His 300-yard drives and torrid pace often leave opponents and teammates speechless.

Tony Armstrong is used to building a winner. At Springfield Catholic, he's found a whole community literally willing to build alongside of him.

The Polishness of Polish Hill has all but disappeared as the descendents of Polish immigrants have moved away or died off.

Two days before the Blue Springs girls basketball team was set to return to the Missouri Class 5 state tournament for the fifth consecutive season, one of its seniors, Karyla Middlebrook, reflected on the season.

Friday was just another day in the southwest Missouri basketball coaching carousel, as one high-profile job was filled and another came open.

When Rock Bridge left fielder Matt Priest lunged to his knees to snag a sinking line drive in the first inning of Thursday's game against Kirksville, it looked like a run-saving, highlight-reel caliber catch.

Pleading guilty to two counts of first-degree murder meant Clifford D. Miller faced mandatory sentences of life in prison with no chance of parole.