Lady Cats Shut Down Arcadia Valley

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September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Lady Cats Tennis Team hosted Arcadia Valley on Wednesday, September 6, 2017. The Bearcats varsity defeated Arcadia 9 - 0. There was only one match for the JV with the Dexter girls winning 1 - 0.

"The girls got another WIN today! They played smart," commented head tennis coach Jenni Rinehart. "We are looking forward to the varsity tournament in Kennett this coming weekend."

Varsity Singles

Morgan Aldridge vs. S. Tyndall 8-2

Nichole Sells vs. B. Musser 8-1

Rachel Singh vs. C. Hemphill 8-0

Jadyn Northcutt vs. F. Sasser 8-0

Abby Dorton vs. A. Theros 8-0

Malia Cook vs. K. Keith 8-0

Varsity Doubles

Morgan Aldridge/Nichole Sells vs. S. Tyndall, B. Musser 8-0

Rachel Singh/Jadyn Northcutt vs. C. Hemphill, K. Keith 8-0

Abby Dorton/Malia Cook vs. F. Sasser, A. Theros 8-2

JV Singles

Hannah Bollinger vs. J. Winnie 6-1

Last Updated on September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

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Annual Golf Tournament Benefits St. Francis Patients and Visitors

September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

Cape Girardeau, Missouri - More than 170 golfers and 40 volunteers turned out for the 30th annual Benefit Golf Tournament on August 18 at Bent Creek Golf Course in Jackson. The tournament raised more than $149,000 and will provide free valet parking services for Saint Francis Medical Center patients and visitors.

Winners of the morning championship flight were Jacob Hogg, Roger Hogg, Christy Shawan and Matt Beddell, sponsored by Poplar Bluff Medical Partners. The second-place team was Aaron Panton, Kate Barnette, Casey Crowell and Jason Crowell, sponsored by The Bank of Missouri. Third-place winners were Mark Proffer, Chandon Springer, Jess Foury and Jason Chavez, sponsored by Medline Industries Inc.

Winners of the morning “A” flight were Steve Marchbanks, Mike Grunloh, Andy Brookshire and Bernie Heffernon, sponsored by Marathon Benefits Group/VOYA Financial. The second-place team was Keith Boeller, Kevin Schade, Chris Edmonds and Steve Green, sponsored by The Chateau Girardeau. Third-place winners were Patrick Carron, Beth Guth, Timothy Brewer and Don Fulford, from Perry County Memorial Hospital.

Winners of the morning “B” flight were Darrin Werner, Bridget Grotts, Kelly Winkler and Dan Rieman, sponsored by Concordance Healthcare Solutions. Second-place winners were Chris Roth, Bridget Miller, Mark Hanko and Bruce Benton, sponsored by Isle Casino. Third-place winners were Susan Stanfield, Kevin Stanfield, Anita Toole and Allen Toole, sponsored by My Daddy’s Cheesecake.

Afternoon championship flight winners were Steven Bjelich, Dr. Chris Montgomery, Aaron Wright and Jason Siener, sponsored by Saint Francis Healthcare System Investment Manager’s Alliance. Second-place winners were Jeff Brune, Brad Brune, Greg Brune and Brandon Cooper, sponsored by First State Community Bank. Third-place winners were Mark Proffer, Jordan Gerstner, Jason Chavez and Jess Foury.

Winners of the afternoon “A” flight were Tyler Kleinschmidt, Eric Hosler, Shawn Wiese and Mike Kaiser, sponsored by Mercer. Second-place winners were Mike Regan, Don Lorenz, Kent Steinbrueck and Bob Kocher, sponsored by Lashly and Baer, P.C. Third-place winners were Chandon Springer, Bill Timm, Chris Jones and Shane Huff, sponsored by HHS.

Winners of the afternoon “B” flight were Matt Kiefner, Mark Vogel, Luanne Kiefner and Greg Hellwege, sponsored by Kiefner Brothers, Inc. Second-place winners were Shawn Patterson, Kevin Patterson, Ken Oberlohr and Scott Quesenberry, sponsored by River Eagle Distributing. Third-place winners were Dr. Heidi Hunter, Joel Sander, Kevin Beckerman and Mark Schultz, sponsored by Hanger Clinic.

The Friends of Saint Francis, formally organized in 1975, assist the Saint Francis Foundation in providing patient services and financial assistance to Saint Francis Healthcare System and the community. Since its beginning, The Friends have given more than $3.7 million in support of Saint Francis Healthcare System. The Friends Board is composed of people from the community and employees who are committed to serving the Healthcare System in an active way.

The Friends support the Healthcare System, its patients and their families; gives back to the community through service and transforms lives for the better.

Saint Francis Healthcare System Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt charitable organization that supports Saint Francis Healthcare System by strengthening the institution overall and reaffirming its mission of supporting the community and the people it serves. Formally organized in 1976, its mission reflects the Healthcare System’s priorities through fundraising efforts that support the community. The Foundation hosts several annual events, including golf tournaments; the gala; Pink Up and philanthropic activities such as annual appeals, memorials, endowment funds, planned giving, grants and major gifts. Through the generosity of the community, staff and volunteers, the Foundation accepts contributions each year to purchase state-of-the-art equipment, provide patient and employee assistance, creates new programs that help patients in the region and improves facilities at the Healthcare System.

Saint Francis Medical Center is a 308-bed facility serving more than 713,000 people throughout Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas. Guided by its mission to provide a ministry of healing and wellness inspired by its Christian philosophy and values, the Medical Center has become a progressive, innovative regional tertiary care referral center. Saint Francis’ major service lines, which have received national recognition, include the Neurosciences Institute; Orthopedic Institute; Family BirthPlace, featuring the region’s first Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit; Heart Hospital; Emergency and Level III Trauma Center; Cancer Institute; and Fitness Plus.

Pictured from left to right is Aaron Wright, Dr. Chris Montgomery, Jason Siener and Steve Bjelich. The team pictured are the winners of the afternoon championship flight.

Last Updated on September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

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Southeast Football Supports Pink Up with Auction

September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

Cape Girardeau, Missouri - The Southeast Missouri State University football team has again partnered with Saint Francis Healthcare System to raise awareness for breast cancer through the Pink Up Auction.

Fans can begin bidding now at pinkupcape.com for the chance to personalize a player’s jersey with the name of a loved one on the back. These jerseys will be worn by Southeast football players during the UT Martin game on November 4.    New this year, the highest bidder will receive a 16”x30” custom frame that includes a personalized nameplate replica with the honoree’s name and jersey number, an image of the honoree and inspiration card. The auction closes October 9.    This collaboration, led by head coach Tom “Tuke” Matukewicz, is a way for Southeast football to celebrate survivors and honor those who have lost their battles with cancer. Southeast’s football team has helped raise more than $45,000 for breast cancer awareness over the last two years.

Saint Francis launched Pink Up in 2010 to raise awareness of breast cancer in the community. During the campaign, residents are encouraged to “pink up” their homes, businesses and schools in support of the cause. Pink Up proceeds provide free mammograms and other cancer support services to local residents who otherwise could not afford them.

Since its inception, Pink Up has provided more than 3,500 free mammograms, 140 free ultrasounds and other screenings, free mobile mammography for residents of three Bootheel counties and raised a total of $1.1 million dollars. Breast cancer affects one in eight women but by catching it early through important screenings such as mammograms, we have a better chance of beating this disease.

Please visit www.pinkupcape.com or call 573-331-5133 to learn more or to donate to the cause.

Last Updated on September 08th 2017 by Dee Loflin

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DPR Under the Friday Night Lights at Charles Bland Stadium

September 05th 2017 by Dee Loflin

Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Parks & Rec Football Friday Night Under the Lights will feature four teams at Charles Bland Stadium on Friday, September 8, 2017.

Beginning at 6:00 p.m. Green Team vs Red Team and directly following around 7:30 p.m. will be the Black Team vs Silver Team. There is no entry fee to get into the games and the Teens to D.C. will have concessions! They are raising money for their educational trip to Washington D.C.

Playing for the Silver Team under coaches Kevin Bishop, Bobby Alford, and Ron Glaus are Ryan Young, Kasen Sielert, Braiden Barnes, Ryan Burnett, Holden Duer, Luke Bishop, Ethan Glaus, Nolan Alford, Sawyer Rascher, Zach Billingsley, Espn Hartle, Bradley Wright, Travis Robinson, Jr. Carter Stone, Rhett Wamble, Presten Rose, Kale Richardson, Landon Annesser, Shayden Conn, and Carson Mullins.

Playing for the Black Team under coaches Jason Comfort, Wes Howard, and Mark Booker are Wyatt Comfort, Phys Parsons, Wyatt Smelt, Hanner Finch, Hayden Jarrell, Jackson Howard, Logan Pullum, Haden Stafford, Peyton Hartline, Tanner Guiling, Drexler Pope, Dominic Gold, Gibson Booker, Houston Neely, Jacob Huey, Logan Fritch, Carter Lacy, Rylee Kelley, Dawson Battles, Peyton Jarrell, and Nolan Lacy.

Playing for the Red Team under coaches Josh Coons and Matt Worley are Garrett Coons, Allison Turnbo, R.J. Farmer, James DeBerry, Seth Goodman, Cooper Worley, Tyler Spencer, Cooper Tidwell, Korbin Williams, Owen Miller, Cade Arnold, Christian Chappell, Hayden Conner, Alex Munoz, Gabe Bess, John Dewey Hill, Luke Fichtel, Logan Reed, Sebastion Barker, and Devin Turnbo.

Playing for the Green Team under coaches Todd Gill and Thad King are Rhyder Williams, Hunter Hayes, Sebastian Fleetwood, Leon Morlan, Parker Carter, Jonathan Weaver, Lee-Michael McDonald, Caden Lee, Caleb Gott, Parker King, Alexander Dyle, Randell Beck, Landen Lacy, John Sepulvado, Jake Ruppel, Blake Lee, Jaxon King, Wyatt May, Conner Hill, Jagaer Pixley, Zane Wilson, and Nicholas Stonis.

The DPR Football season officially begins on September 16th; however since the Dexter Bearcats have a Saturday game this week, the field is open for DPR! Those kids are going to love their Friday night game!!!

Please come out and support these future Bearcats!!! They sure would love to play in front of a packed crowd!!

Last Updated on September 05th 2017 by Dee Loflin

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Dexter Capitalizes on Turnovers to Shut Down NMCC 38 - 0

September 04th 2017 by Dee Loflin

Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter Bearcats quickly found their mojo on Friday night against the New Madrid County Central Eagles. They forced two fumbles and picked off five passes all while scoring 38 points to win their second game of the season at Charles Bland Stadium.

“Defensively, we started out a little flat and I got a little nervous at first. We gave up some yards and first downs in the beginning.” stated Dexter High School head Coach Kevin Goltra. “We know that they are fast and you can tell your kids all day long that they’re fast, but until they see it on the field they don't get it."

“As soon as we adjusted on defense I feel like we were in good shape. The kids were well prepared and knew what they were trying to run. I was really proud of them," continued Goltra.

Jett Featherston and Trevor McDonald each had two picks for the Bearcats.

“They just keep coming and I don’t know how or why,” Goltra said. “I know our D-line is senior heavy and our linebackers are really good, and we thought the safety and corners were going to be alright. Well, they’re better than expected. They line up well, play real hard and are in position to make plays.”

The Bearcats had an impressive 359 yards total in the game. Goltra said that their power run offense really worked well against NMCC

Five Bearcats ran across the goal line to score for Dexter. Running back Caleb Hoggard ran 29 times for 178 yards and a touchdown. Corbin Strong had 17 carries totaling 88 yards, and Bo McMullin ran for 22 yards and a touchdown. The other two touchdowns came from passes thrown by senior quarterback Ben Sindle. He completed 6 of 12 for 85 yards including one interception. Nick Trout and Gabe Jackson each caught the ball for six.

“All the guys had great carries, but we didn’t have a carry over 30 yards,” Goltra said. “Moving the chains, that’s really what our offensive line is about and we are moving the chains constantly and those guys are doing awesome.”

“He made one bad decision, but threw some nice balls as well,” Goltra said about Ben Sindle. “He’s coming on. We just got to continue to work on our passing game. I thought the pass protection was great tonight.”

“If you have to go 70-80 yards in high school football to score, the odds are just against you, even for a high-powered offense,” Goltra said. “We are not a high-powered offense, We’re a power offense. Having a short field and turnovers really plays into our offense. If we don’t get that, then it’s just a whole lot harder to move the ball and score.”

Final Score Dexter 38, NMCC 0

NMCC 0 0 0 0 - 0

Dexter 6 14 6 12 - 38

First Quarter

D - Caleb Hoggard 6-yard run (kick no good), 7:01

Second Quarter

D - Nick Trout 10-yard pass from Ben Sindle (Hoggard run), 6:40

D - Gabe Jackson 25-yard pass from Sindle (run no good), 0:39

Third Quarter

D - Corbin Strong 21-yard run (run no good), 0:59

Fourth Quarter

D - Bo McMullin 3-yard run (run no good), 9:04

D - Jett Featherston 55-yard interception return (run no good), 7:35

Individual Stats

Rushing - NMCC, Christen Phillips 4-17, Quazavion Jackson 3-12, Grae Palmer 8-8, JaMonte Smith 4-2, Tra Ranson 1-0, Jamal Ranson 1-0, Austin Davis 1-(-5).

Dexter, Caleb Hoggard 29-178, Corbin Strong 17-88, Bo McMullin 3-22, Jett Featherston 1-7, Ernesto Rivera 1-(-5), Ben Sindle 2-(-5), Hunter Lawrence 3-(-11).

Passing - NMCC, Christen Phillips 2-4-1 37, Grae Palmer 5-18-4 33. Dexter, Ben Sindle 6-12-1 85.

Receiving - NMCC, Austin Davis 3-36, Quazavion Jackson 3-29, Chase Silman 1-5. Dexter, Gabe Jackson 4-68, Nick Trout 1-10, Bo McMullin 1-7.

The Dexter Bearcats (2-1) will be on the road next Saturday, September 9th traveling to Bolivar, Missouri to take on the Drexel of Miami Bobcats at 2:00 p.m. The ShowMe Times will be there to bring you all the coverage.

Last Updated on September 04th 2017 by Dee Loflin

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