Mexico Girls Romp Over Fulton In Rampant Victory
Mexico Bulldogs coasted to a 77-27 win over Fulton in a fast paced league game led by Ellen Enslen with 22 points and strong post play from Rankin and Thoenen. The victory extended Mexico's league win streak to 20 and kept them undefeated in conference play while junior varsity also dominated with a 34-2 romp.
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McFarland
Bulldogs
Ellen Enslen
Agalni High Pentota Alo
Aldo Agal
Dave Thomas
Angela Brokken
Liz Hill
Marylus Nunnelly
Kathy Belcher
Cathy Shutter
Vernitta Barnes
Montgomery Co
R-2
Varsity Rankin
Cockrall
Ensen
Thoenen
Lynn Johnson
Lori Johnson
Davis
Grokken
Belcher
Maupin
Hill
Free Throws Key For North Callaway
North Callaway Thunderbirds beat Westran 65 52 behind 11 of 13 from the line and strong defense. Rick Wilson 26 and Kevin Zuroweste 19 pace NC, while Paul Johnson 18 leads Westran in a hard fought division clash.
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Westran
T-Birds
North Callaway
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Raine
Lewis
Weith
Rick Wilson
Kevin Zuroweste
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Zuroweste
Paul Johnson
John Honey
Bennett Hughes
Hornets
Thunderbird Frosh
Craig Overfelt
Cecil Brown
Sai Humphreys
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Mokane
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Vaughn
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Gunn
McBermit
Galbreath
Moore
Mayer
Foul Trouble No Blessing For Scrappy Mark Twain
Mark Twain center Joe Blessing fouled out as Mark Twain pushed tempo but failed to overcome Highland 61 to 43. Blessing led with 21 points before fouling out, while Darrell Britt added nine. Highland benefited from 18 points by Greg Walker and 11 by Randy Dent. The Tigers drop to 1-12 overall and 0-3 in Clarence Cannon Conference, with next games in the Pleasant Hill tournament and a home date January 24 against Silex.
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CCC
Joe Pettit
Darrell Britt
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Main
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Morawitz
Sturtevant
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Aighland Broskmiller
Karn
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Dent
Wi Bickerson
Walker
Forde Sets Indoor 440 World Mark at National Meet
Lorna Forde of Barbados clocked 53.8 seconds to establish a women’s world indoor record in the 440-yard run at the 10th National Invitational Indoor Track Meet in College Park Maryland. Bruce Lietzke shot 66 to lead by one stroke over Gil Morgan at the halfway point of the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open in Tucson Arizona.
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Lorna Forde
Barbados
GOLF
Tucson
Bulldogs Top Linn In Tight Capital City Semifinal
Mexico’s Bulldogs upset high-ranked Linn 72 66 in a thriller as Ronnie Miller led with 19 points, Sidney and Sandbothe added double digits, and Linn’s 17 0 record faced a rare challenge in Jefferson City. Harrison and Paschel contributed key late baskets as Mexico pressed Linn throughout.
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Ronnie Miller
Mexico Summary loses to a team with scattered scoring lines
The stats show multiple players with points across field goals and free throws. Notable scorers include Smith and Sandbothe contributing for their teams, while Perkins and Turner add a mix of field goals and free throws. The totals indicate a balanced scoring effort with a total points tally around mid‑fifties.
Community A Trojans outlast Missouri School for the Deaf 61 54
Community A Trojans win their fifth straight and rise to 7 6, beating Missouri School for the Deaf 61 54 Friday. Center Brad Cox and Albus each pulled 13 rebounds as Community used a second half defense shift to pull away after a tight 30 29 halftime.
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Missouri School For the Deaf
Bob Mindlin
Rich Mahaney
Trojans
Gerry Albun
Calvin Webber
Webber
Randy Hoyt
Jim Whalen
Brad Cox
Albus
Eagles
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Montgomery Co R-2 Cruises to Consolation Final
Montgomery Co R-2 boys routed Winfield 82 to 40 in Troy Tournament semifinals to earn a 6 p.m. consolation final against Wright City. Andrew McQuip led R-2 with 28 points while Elmer Ridder added 16 and Tom O Keefe 14. Winfield was led by Bill Rest with 22 points as Montgomery built a double‑digit lead early and maintained it. Tigers and Warriors also played out results in the other games with Hannibal and St Francis Borgia and Clapton meeting for honors.
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Winfield
Widdats
Wright City
St. Francis Borgia
Andrew McQuie
Hia
Elmer Ridder
Tom O'Keefe
Richard Craven
Bill Rest
Brian Franke
Montgomery
R-2
Warriors
Hannibal
Clapton
Elsberry
Mexico eighth graders roll to 38 22 win over Fulton
Mexico eighth graders used a 16-1 third quarter burst to overcome a 12-9 halftime deficit and defeat Fulton 38-22. Rod Henderson led with 10 points and eight rebounds, while Wade Newbrough added nine points and 10 boards as the Matadors tightened defense.
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Mesxico
Mexico
Roger Hill
Fulton
Tony Jonson
Oakland
Columbia
Matador
Barry Hacker
Rod Henderson
Matadors
Wade Newbrough
Joe Monk
Todd Weber
Shaun White
David Schlager
Lawrence Johnson
Mounting Scores In Missouri Prep Night In Troy Tourney
In a busy prep basketball scoreboard AP reports Moberly beat Fulton 41 35 Linn defeated Mexico 51 46 and Rolla triumphed over Columbia Hickman 44 51 60. Tournament action includes victories for Wright City over Francis Howell 85 60 and Union over Principia 69 54 with Hermann 52 42 over New Haven and Harrisonville 53 45 edging Warrensburg 44 41. Numerous other Missouri high school games feature high scoring showings across Liberty Blue Springs Lee's Summit and St. Pius with notable wins by Joplin Memorial Parkview Springfield Glendale and Joplin Parkwood among many others.
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Platte City
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Windsor
Sweet Springs
Springfield Central
Lebanon
Centralia Squads Split Paths in Loss and Win
Centralia Panthers drop boys game 65 53 to Monroe City as coach Enlow notes slim chances in CCC race while girls team, led by Vickie Crigler with 19 points, defeats Monroe City 42 37 to stay in CCC title contention.
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Sturgeon Drops LCC Battle as Ashland Wins 58-44
Ashland used a late third quarter surge to defeat Sturgeon 58-44 in Little Dixie Conference action. Sturgeon trailed 32-25 at half and struggled against Ashland's zone, committing turnovers and fouling to give the Eagles 20 free throws. Only Jeff Dawson reached double figures for Sturgeon with 10 points, while Terry Sapp led Ashland with 15 points as the Eagles improved to 7-6 overall and 3-0 in the conference. Sturgeon splits the night with a 27-26 girls win, led by Teresa Robinson with 12 points.
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