From staff reports
Thomas Jefferon girls roll by Wheaton
WHEATON, Mo. — The Thomas Jefferson girls got 16 points from Carly Luebber and 12 from Summer Davidson and rolled to a 49-30 win over Wheaton on Monday night.
The Cavaliers led 8-4 at the end of the first quarter and then outscored Wheaton 25-11 over the next two periods to take control.
The Bulldogs were led by Mica Tichenor’s eight points ehile Meagan Brattin added six.
NEO sweeps pair from Eastern State
MIAMI, Okla. — Northeastern Oklahoma A&M; swept a pair of games from visiting Eastern State on Monday night.
The men (22-5 overall and 5-1 in the Bi-State East) won 82-61, while the women (20-6, 4-2) triumphed 75-63.
Reggie Mathis led the men, who held a 40-19 halftime bulge, with 13 points. Robert Givens topped the visitors with 11.
Misty Haley topped the NEO women with 19 points, while Shaqualla Alexander led Eastern with 25.
The Eastern men fell to 5-21, 1-1, while their counterparts slipped to 11-15, 0-6.
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Kickapoo girls race past Joplin
Annie Armstrong poured in 21 points to lead the Kickapoo girls to a 65-28 victory over Joplin on Thursday night in an Ozark Conference basketball game at Missouri Southern’s Young Gymnasium.
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Cheever is ultimate blue-collar snowboarder
As a World Cup snowboardcross racer, Jonathan Cheever has taken his share of spills over the years.
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District wrestling tournaments begin tonight
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Late board work carries Lions past Pittsburg State
Pittsburg State displayed its offensive rebounding muscle during Wednesday night’s game at Missouri Southern.
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Pitching holds key for softball Lions
Pitching is the main question Missouri Southern must answer as the Lions open their softball season today in Abilene, Texas.
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Quapaw completes 12-0 run through Lucky '7' Conference
Quapaw High School girls basketball coach Rod Graves expected the 2011-12 Wildcats to compile another successful season.
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Hillsdale women stop OCC
Visiting Hillsdale Free Will Baptist handed Ozark Christian a 68-47 loss in women’s college basketball on Thursday night.
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Tomlin, Steelers welcome Haley as new coordinator
Throughout the 16 minutes that followed him glowingly introducing former Kansas City Chiefs coach Todd Haley as his new offensive coordinator, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin stood proudly in the corner of the second-floor media room at the team’s facility.
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Rangers, Cruz strike $16M, 2-year deal
Two-time defending AL champion Texas has avoided arbitration with another of its core players, agreeing Thursday to a $16 million, two-year contract with AL championship series MVP Nelson Cruz.
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Auburn’s Ward adapts game after injury at Texas
Auburn’s Varez Ward can’t take to the air quite like he used to. The onetime Texas starter is still trying to regain strength and explosiveness more than two years after rupturing his right quadriceps tendon while dunking during pre-game warmups.
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