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Richland Rebels Take Down Marquand Tigers
December 19th 2014 by Dee Loflin
Richland Rebels Take Down Marquand Tigers

Essex, Missouri – The Richland Rebels varsity boys basketball team broke a 38-38 tie to secure their win over Marquand-Zion on Monday evening.  Final score 59 – 48.

Richland led in the first period 19 – 12, but it was the fourth quarter that propelled them to victory when they outscored the Tigers 21-10 to give them a win!

Preston Tilley hit 4 treys pacing the Rebels with 14 points against the Tigers. 

Richland’s Brandon Partenberry tallied 12 points including two 3-pointers.

Clayton Harriel and Josh Thornton finished with 8 points each. Marcus Grayson finished with 7 including a trey, Devin Stoker with 6 and Skyler Harper with 4 points.  Thorton also hit one 3-pointer.

Richland returns on Friday evening when they travel to Dexter to take on the Bearcats at the Bearcat Event Center.  Should be a great game! 

Final Score Richland 59, Marquand-Zion 48

Marquand   12  16   10  10  -  48

Richland     19    9   10  21  -  59 

Marquand (48) - Jarrod Johnson 6, Brandon Whitener 1, Daniel Snider 11, Ethan Lord 3, Drew Cook 2, Evan Hovis 12, Nick Dunn 4, Cody Weekley 9. FG 16, FT 10/20, F 17. (3-Pointers: Weekley 2, Snider 1, Lord 1. Fouled Out: None)

Richland (59) - Marcus Grayson 7, Skyler Harper 4, Preston Tilley 14, Devin Stoker 6, Josh Thornton 8, Clayton Harriel 8, Brandon Partenberry 12. FG 19, FT 13/22, F 18. (3-Pointers: TIlley 4, Grayson 1, Thornton 1, Partenberry 2. Fouled Out: Grayson)

 


Last Updated on December 19th 2014 by Dee Loflin




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Jackson Indians Defeat Dexter JV
December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin
Jackson Indians Defeat Dexter JV
Dexter, Missouri - With Jackson having one of the toughest teams around the area, the Dexter Junior Varsity boys basketball program knew it would be difficult to win.

The Indians jumped out to a 7-0 lead with 2:42 left in the first period before the Bearcats called a time-out.  Gabe Jackson was fouled and scored Dexter’s first point from the charity stripe with 1:25 left before going into the second quarter. 

At halftime it was 23 – 12 Jackson. 

Trevor McDonald finished with a team-high 9 points for Dexter including one 3-pointer.  Gabe Jackson scored 4 points all free throws.  Kole Kelley hit one trey.

Final Score Jackson JV 38, Dexter JV 27

Jackson  11   12   6     9  -  38

Dexter       5     7   2   13  -  27

Jackson (38) – Cameron Hester 4, Pete Lake 5, Antoine Collier 8, Jacob Friess 6, Brayden Martin 3, Grayson Ward 2, Gavin Harris 3, Brett Varner 4, Desmond Morris 3.  (3-pointers: Lake 1, Martin 1, Harris 1, Morris 1: Fouled Out: Hester)

Dexter (27) – Gabe Jackson 4, Trevor McDonald 9, Bo McMullin 2, Dawson Kasting 3, Isaiah Hightower 2, Payton Tinnin 4, Kole Kelley 3. (3-pointers: Kelley 1, McDonald 1: Fouled Out: None)



Last Updated on December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin




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Lady Cats to Open Twin Rivers Lady Royals Classic
December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin
Lady Cats to Open Twin Rivers Lady Royals Classic

Broseley, Missouri - The Lady Cats of Dexter are seeded #1 in the 2014 Twin Rivers Lady Royals Christmas Classic slated to begin Thursday, December 18th.

Dexter will play #16 seed East Carter County at 4 p.m. Thursday.

#8 Chaffee will play #9 Kennett at 5:30 p.m.  #5 New Madrid County Central plays #12 Doniphan at 7:00 p.m. and the hosting team #4 Twin Rivers will play #13 Portageville at 8:30 p.m.

Winners will advance to round two to begin on Saturday, December 20th at 3 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 6 p.m.

On Friday evening #3 Naylor will play #14 Malden at 4:00 p.m.  #6 Charleston will play #11 Greenville at 5:30 p.m.  #7 Kelly will play #10 Clearwater at 7:00 p.m. and the #2 seeded Neelyville will play #15 Senath-Hornersville at 8:30 p.m.

The winners will proceed to round two to be played at 6:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturday.

Consolations bracket will begin on Saturday morning at 9:00 a.m.  See bracket for details. 

Last year the Lady Cats defeated #2 Neelyville 63-45 in the Championship.  They also won the 2012 and 2011 Classic.


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Last Updated on December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin




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Bloomfield Wildcats Defeat Richland
December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin
Bloomfield Wildcats Defeat Richland

Bloomfield, Missouri – The Bloomfield Wildcats varsity boys basketball program improved their record to 4 – 1 with a convincing victory over the Richland Rebels.

“Offensively, we played about as well as we could play, and really did a good job for all four quarters,” commented head Bloomfield basketball coach Jason Karnes.  “We weren’t very pleased with our defensive effort the first half, but thought we did a better  job defensively and on the boards the second half.  We are proud of our guys and the way they have played the first two weeks, but we want to continue to practice hard and continue to get better every day.  We need a good week of practice and preparation for a really good Advance team on Friday.”

Preston Tilley recorded a game-high 23 points including five 3-pointers for the Rebels.  Marcus Grayson added 11 including a trey.

Noah Vandiver recorded a team-high 22 points for Bloomfield.  Peton Bell and Tim Hector each hit three treys for the Wildcats.  Bell finished with 15 points and Hector tallied 9 points. 

Austin Bond recorded 16 points and Tyler Battles tallied 18 points for Bloomfield.

Final Score Bloomfield 97, Richland 46

Richland       16   11   10   9   - 46

Bloomfield   31   30   29   7  -  97

Photo submitted by Katie Pinkley/Richland High School Student

Richland senior Skyler Harper #1 puts up a shot past Bloomfield’s Austin Bond #25. 


Last Updated on December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin




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2014 SCAA All-State Volleyball Players
December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin
2014 SCAA All-State Volleyball Players

Jackson, Missouri – Players from around the state met at Jackson High School on Saturday, December 13, 2014 for the Missouri High School Volleyball Coaches Association 2014 All-State matches.

Shown in the photo are SCAA players who competed at the event.  From left to right are:  Chelsea Delay (Bloomfield – Class 2 second-team), Lindsey Young (Bloomfield – Class 2 first-team), Jessica Lindsey (Dexter – Class 3 second-team), Shyann Jines (Dexter – Class 3 Honorable Mention), Morgan Baker (Bernie – Class 1 first-team), Kayli Tanner (Bernie – Class 1 Honorable Mention), and Krista Rhodes (Woodland – Class 2 Honorable Mention).

"All-state teams are determined by a committee that meets on Saturday afternoon of the state tournament. Any all-region player is eligible for all-state because (depending on regional strength), a second team player from one part of the state may be better than a first team player from another part of the state. Coaches of all-region players send in a profile that lists season stats, honors and other information to assist the committee. For a player to be honored, their coach must be a member of MHSVCA. The committee then selects between 8-12 players to be on each class's first team, second team and honorable mention teams."


Last Updated on December 17th 2014 by Dee Loflin




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