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Dexter Wrestling Team Beats Kennett 57-21
February 06th 2019 by Dee Loflin
Dexter Wrestling Team Beats Kennett 57-21

Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter High School Wrestling Bearcats hosted the Kennett Indians, Notre Dame Bulldogs and the Cape Central Tigers on Tuesday, February 5, 2019.  They ended their regular season with a complete sweep of Cape, Kennett, and Notre Dame!  They also celebrated Senior Night and Jett Featherston earned his 100th career win.

He beat Josh Pullen of Cape Central 3-2.  Featherston went 3-0 on the evening.

Wyatt Chastain, Wyatt Parke, Bryston Pemberton and Travis Waldner also went 3-0.  

The Bearcats will compete in the Class 2, District 1 tournament Friday and Saturday at Ste. Genevieve.

Dexter (DEXTER) 57.0 Kennett (KENNETT) 21.0

106: Jesus Diaz (KENNETT) over Brett Frizzell (DEXTER) (Fall 0:00)

113: CJ Greene (DEXTER) over   (KENNETT) (For.) 

120: Bryston Pemberton (DEXTER) over   (KENNETT) (For.)

126: Dawson Jones (DEXTER) over Chase  Malone (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00)

132: Wyatt Parker (DEXTER) over Demarque  Rowe (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00) 138:

Travis Waldner (DEXTER) over Justin  Woods (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00)

145: Mason Keena (DEXTER) over   (KENNETT) (For.)

152: James Chastain (DEXTER) over William  Canter (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00)

160: Alex Townsend (DEXTER) over Micah  Welton (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00)

170: Parker VanSlyke (DEXTER) over Lorenzo  Thomas (KENNETT) (SV-1 2-0)

182: Hayden Higgins (KENNETT) over John Tucker (DEXTER) (Fall 0:00)

195: Jett Featherston (DEXTER) over Preston  Ragland (KENNETT) (Fall 0:00)

220: Zack  Lewis (KENNETT) over Colten Gibson (DEXTER) (Dec 10-5)

285: Jordan  Carter (KENNETT) over   (DEXTER) (For.)



Last Updated on February 06th 2019 by Dee Loflin




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Dexter Wrestling Team Beats Cape Central 54-22
February 06th 2019 by Dee Loflin
Dexter Wrestling Team Beats Cape Central 54-22

Dexter, Missouri - The Dexter High School Wrestling Bearcats hosted the Kennett Indians, Notre Dame Bulldogs and the Cape Central Tigers on Tuesday, February 5, 2019.  They ended their regular season with a complete sweep of Cape, Kennett, and Notre Dame!  They also celebrated Senior Night and Jett Featherston earned his 100th career win.

He beat Josh Pullen of Cape Central 3-2.  Featherston went 3-0 on the evening.

Wyatt Chastain, Wyatt Parke, Bryston Pemberton and Travis Waldner also went 3-0.  

The Bearcats will compete in the Class 2, District 1 tournament Friday and Saturday at Ste. Genevieve.

Dexter (DEXTER) 54.0 Central (Cape Girardeau) (CENTRLCG) 22.0

106: Brett Frizzell (DEXTER) over   (CENTRLCG) (For.)

113: CJ Greene (DEXTER) over Ryan Criddle (CENTRLCG) (Dec 6-3)

120: Bryston Pemberton (DEXTER) over Jerry Bonner (CENTRLCG) (Fall 1:29)

126: Dawson Bevens (CENTRLCG) over Dawson Jones (DEXTER) (MD 14-5)

132: Wyatt Parker (DEXTER) over Jeremiah Johnson (CENTRLCG) (Fall 3:45)

138: Travis Waldner (DEXTER) over Mason Diamond (CENTRLCG) (Fall 0:00)

145: Cameren Walley (CENTRLCG) over   (DEXTER) (For.)

152: James Chastain (DEXTER) over Dylan Jordan (CENTRLCG) (Fall 2:59)

160: Davion Steele (CENTRLCG) over Alex Townsend (DEXTER) (Fall 0:00)

170: Parker VanSlyke (DEXTER) over Dean Scheller (CENTRLCG) (Fall 2:40)

182: John Tucker (DEXTER) over Zachary Nunn (CENTRLCG) (Fall 3:12)

195: Jett Featherston (DEXTER) over Josh Pullen (CENTRLCG) (Dec 3-2)

220: Colten Gibson (DEXTER) over   (CENTRLCG) (For.)

285: Tanner Mendoza (CENTRLCG) over   (DEXTER) (For.) 



Last Updated on February 06th 2019 by Dee Loflin




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Academic All-State Volleyball Athletes Recognized
February 04th 2019 by Dee Loflin
Academic All-State Volleyball Athletes Recognized

Bloomfield, Missouri - Congrats to the following Varsity Volleyball players who earned Academic All-State recognition for the 2018 season!

In order to be eligible, varsity players must have a 3.6 GPA and have played in at least 75% of the matches.

Bailey Below
Molly Below
Eva Hester
Karsynn Phillips
Natalie Powell
Michaela Tidwell
Lilly Warrick


Last Updated on February 04th 2019 by Dee Loflin




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Game Plan for the Super Bowl: Drink OR Drive, But Never Both!
February 01st 2019 by Dee Loflin
Game Plan for the Super Bowl: Drink OR Drive, But Never Both!

Game Plan for the Super Bowl: Drink OR drive, but never both
Law enforcement will be out in full force seeking impaired drivers.

The Super Bowl is America’s most watched national sporting event. This Super Bowl Sunday there will be a lot of game day socializing that may include drinking. That’s why the Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety is urging football fans to call the play now: drinking OR driving. If you plan on drinking on Super Bowl Sunday, designate a sober driver to get you home safely.

The coalition encourages fans to make plans ahead of time that will prevent them from getting behind the wheel of a vehicle after drinking. Driving impaired could result in injury or death for you and others on the road.

In 2018, preliminary data indicates 153 people were killed and 525 seriously injured in Missouri crashes that involved at least one substance-impaired driver. “Drunk driving is irresponsible and completely preventable,” said Jon Nelson, executive committee chair to the coalition. “All it takes is a little planning and accountability. We want fans to remember that it’s a choice. Drink OR drive – but never both.”

For those who plan to drink, leave your keys at home. Designate a sober driver, whether it’s a friend, relative, taxi, ride share or public transportation. The National Highway Transportation Safety Administration offers a new SaferRide mobile app. The app helps people who have been drinking get a safe ride home. It also helps users call a taxi or a friend and identify their location so they can be picked up. The app is available for Android devices on Google Play, and Apple devices on the iTunes store

Last Updated on February 01st 2019 by Dee Loflin




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Ethan Pennington Signs to Play Baseball with Crowley's Ridge College
January 30th 2019 by Dee Loflin
Ethan Pennington Signs to Play Baseball with Crowley's Ridge College

Bloomfield, Missouri - Ethan Pennington, Bloomfield High School outfielder and catcher, signed to play baseball with Crowley's Ridge College in Paragould, Arkansas.

"I really liked it when I visited.  It felt like home and I know several of the players," commented Ethan Pennington.  "I really just loved the team, the chemistry they have is amazing, and made me feel like family.  The coach is good and he can get me to the next level."

"Peyton Maddox and Bobby Wright are players from Bell City, and Phoenix Beal from Advance will be there," continued Pennington.  "Knowing some guys I played against made me feel more at ease."

He plans to play left outfield for the Pioneers.  "They loved my batting practice also and felt my best spot was in left." 

For the Wildcats, coach will utilize him behind the plate catching and in the outfield.  Their spring season begins March 19, 2019 at home against Oran.

When asked about a memorable moment during his Wildcats' career and he said, "the best one was my sophomore year playing Bell City and robbed a home run form them!"

He is the son of Billy Pennington and  Deana Pennington.

His future plans besides baseball will be to major in Business with a minor in Human Resources.

"I am very excited for him," commented Bloomfield head baseball coach, Jonathan Simpher.  "He is a very hard working kid.  His numbers are getting better and better and he does a good job in the outfield for us.  He's played all four years of high school and last year he had a .285 batting average.  I plan to use him behind the plate as well as in the outfield."

Pioneer's Head Coach Brenden Camp enters his fourth year as the leader for the Pioneers. Previously, Camp was the Pioneers Assistant Coach for one year and coached for the Jonesboro American Legion Baseball Program for four years. 

Crowley's Ridge College is a private, four year, coeducational Christian liberal arts college in Paragould, Arkansas. The college. While the college is affiliated with the Churches of Christ, students of all religious backgrounds are welcome. The fall 2016 student population of 230 comprises both non-traditional and traditional residential and commuter students.


Last Updated on January 30th 2019 by Dee Loflin




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