Essex, Missouri - The Jr. High SCAA Boys Basketball Tournament is slated to begin Saturday, November 12th at Richland.
This will be a six team single elimination tournament.
Seated #1 Bernie Mules, #2 Bloomfield Wildcats, #3 Dexter Bearcats, #4 Advance Hornets, #5 Woodland Cardinals, #6 Puxico Indians.
Advance will play Woodland at 11:15 a.m. on Saturday and Dexter will play Puxico at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday.
Bernie will play the winner of the Advance/Woodland game on Monday, November 14th at 4:00 p.m.
Bloomfield will play the winner of the Dexter/Puxico game on Monday, November 14th at 6:30 p.m.
Dexter, Missouri - The #1 seeded Woodland varsity boys basketball team cruised to an easy win over the #8 seeded Richland Rebels 89-45.
Woodland had an 18 point lead going into the second quarter increasing their lead to 24 at the half with a score of 51-27. Offensively the Cardinals were too much for the Rebels recording 25 points in the third quarter.
Cardinals' Zach Beel was invincible on the court tonight with an impressive game-high 32 points. He finished with 11 buckets, 1 trey, and was perfect at the charity stripe for seven.
Jake Long recorded 16 points for Woodland. Cole Schlief also hit double digits with 10 points on 3 buckets and was 4 for 4 at the charity stripe.
Bruester Young in his first varsity start of the season hit three 3-pointers in the first quarter.
Richland's Preston Tilley recorded a team-high 17 points for the Rebels. He had an impressive five 3-pointers recording at least one in each period.
Josh Thornton tallied double digits as well for Richland putting 10 points on the board.
Final Score Woodland 89, Richland 45
Woodland 30 21 25 13 - 89
Richland 12 15 5 13 - 45
Woodland (89) - Logan Thomsen 3, Jake Long 16, Cole Schlief 10, Tyler Womack 1, Zach Beel 32, Bruester Young 9, J.D. Jenkins 8, Paul Duncan 4, Michael McCormick 6. FG 32, FT 18/26, F 10. (3-pointers: Logan Thomsen 1, Zach Beel 1, Bruester Young 3, J.D. Jenkins 2. Fouled Out: None).
Richland (45) - Devin Stoker 4, Brandon Partenberry 1, Garret Phillips 8, Preston Tilley 17, Josh Thornton 10, Zachery Carmack 5. FG 16, FT 7/10, F 18. (3-pointers: Garret Phillips 1, Preston Tilley 5. Fouled Out: None).
Woodland will be back in action on Thursday, January 28th at 8:30 p.m. when they take on the winner of the Advance vs Bell City game.
Photo credit to Dee Loflin, ShowMe times Manager/Editor
Essex, Missouri - Richland freshman Paige Pinkley, left, and Harlie Leeper look to make a play on a spiked ball as junior Katie Pinkley looks on during the second set of the the Lady Rebels’ contest against Zalma earlier in the 2015-2016 high school volleyball season.
With the turn of the calendar to the Spring sports, junior high volleyball season is just around the corner for the Stoddard County Athletic Conference.
The JH Lady Rebels will begin their volleyball season by hosting Advance on Tuesday, March 8, 2016.
Here is the schedule for the upcoming Junior High Rebels Volleyball season:
March 8th Advance (H)
March 10th @ Charleston
March 11th @ Bernie
March 14th @ Bloomfield
March 15th Puxico (H)
March 21st Risco (H)
March 22nd @ Clarkton
March 24th at Oran
March 29 Twin Rivers (H)
March 31st Woodland (H)
April 5th Bell City (H)
April 9th - April 12 SCAA Tournament (TBA)
Photo by Parker Miller / Richland School
The Richland students participated in the Spring Break ’Em Tournament on April 11th at the Poplar Bluff Gun Club. This was the second meet that the Rebels had competed in and interest in the program is so large that they had to split the team into A and B squads for the tournament.
“I am very proud of this team,” stated head coach Jarrot Basler. “We have learned and grown vastly together since our first practice in September. With us having all freshmen and sophomore athletes this year will be bringing an even more competitive team for the 2015-2016 school year.”
Josh Shidler finished second overall out of 66 participants while shooting in the Spring Break ’Em Tournament. It was only the second time Shidler had ever competed in a competition.
“Josh picked up a shotgun for the first time in September at our first practice,” said Basler. “He was at the middle to low end of the squad at first. He improved his form and set the goal of being the top shot. Through hard work and determination he saw his goal come to fruition.”
Shown in the photo are front row from left to right: Ben Pearce, Josh Shidler, Megan Cullum, Garet Phillips, and Lane Brown. Back row from left to right are Clayton Harriel, Gerlynn Grossius, Josh Boyet, Shawn Knox, and Luke Rhodes.
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)
