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[Nevada Daily Mail]
Nevada, Missouri ~ Friday, May 9, 2008
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Submitted photo Seven Fort Scott Community College rodeo team members have qualified to compete in the College National Finals Rodeo at Casper, Wyo., June 14-21. The qualifiers are (from left) back row: Jake McKellops and Chancy Lovinggood. Middle row: Billie Saebens and Cody Kelly. Front :Head coach Chad Cross, Ty Clearwater, Cali Griffin, James Carter and assistant rodeo coach Jeff Sawyer.

Fort Scott Community College men's rodeo team qualifies for rodeo finals
Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan. --The Fort Scott Community College rodeo team has a lot to celebrate. After finishing runner-up in the Central Plains Region, the team has automatically qualified for the College National Finals Rodeo, which will be held June 14-21 in Casper, Wyo... More > >

Godsey wins second race of season (05/07/08)
Mark Godsey poses with his trophy after winning the factory stock feature race May 3 at Nevada Speedway. It was the second factory stock feature win of the season for Godsey, who is also the points leader in the division.
Rich Hill track fares well at District meet (05/07/08)
Boys track finished second out of 16 teams and the girls finished fifth. The top four athletes in each event advance to sectionals next week. Girls Pole Vault 3. Ashleigh Rapp Triple jump 3. Madison Bock High jump 3. Jamie Sumner 800-meter run 4. Ashleigh Rapp, 2:40.89...
Dates set for Lady Tiger Basketball Camp (05/07/08)
Nevada High School has announced the dates for the 2008 Lady Tiger Basketball Camp this summer at the Wynn Gymnasium. Camp for grades 3, 4 and 5 will be held from 12:30-2 p.m. June 2-5. Camp for grades 6, 7 and 8 will be 2-3:30 p.m. June 2-5. The grade groupings are for the 2008-'09 school year, not the camper's current grade. The cost is $30 per entrant, which includes a camp T-shirt...
Tigers shut out at McDonald County (05/07/08)
Nevada baseball managed just two hits in an 8-0 loss at McDonald County that ended McDonald County's six-game conference losing streak. Bo Bergen struck out 11 batters in six innings with no walks for McDonald County. He was relieved by closer Nick Wills who allowed no runs and struck out one in the seventh. Nevada's two hits came from Colby Shepherd in the first inning and Kyle Hughes in the fourth...
New deer hunting rules impact Vernon county (05/03/08)
By Chris Patch Herald Tribune The Missouri Conservation Commission has added Vernon County to the "four-point rule," a regulation that limits hunters to only taking bucks with antlers less than three inches long or with at least four points one inch or longer on at least one side...
Austin throws Hume past Adrian, 3-0 (05/03/08)
Herald Tribune Hume baseball won its third game in four days Thursday 3-0 at Adrian. Junior Ryan Austin pitched a complete game for the Hornets, allowing two hits, two walks and 15 strikeouts. It was Austin's third shutout of the season, the other two were no-hitters. Austin's season numbers are mind-boggling: he has 76 strikouts over 37 innings with four earned runs and an ERA of 0.97...
Opening week shows limited progress for turkey population (05/03/08)
By Chris Patch Herald Tribune Hunters bagged 22,308 turkeys in the first week of the 2008 season, slightly behind last year's 22,764, one of the smallest harvests in a decade. The good news is this year's total didn't fall drastically hehind 2007, when a deep freeze in the first week of April changed turkey mating behavior, resulting in a small harvest. ...
Nevada tennis drops close match to Clinton (05/03/08)
Herald-Tribune Nevada tennis dropped its final home match of the season 4-5 to Clinton Thursday. The Tigers won the No's 1 and 2 doubles points but were only able to salvage 2 more singles points and came out on the losing end. Taylor Chapman and Ethan Holmes began the day with a comfortable 8-5 win at No.1 doubles and James Smith and Dominic Habjan won at No. 2 8-6. Chris Claypool and Will Andrews-Weiss dropped the No. 3 singles point 6-8...
Eagles split before storms hit (05/03/08)
Herald-Tribune ALTOONA, Kan. -- Uniontown split games in a triangular here Thursday night with the second game called just as lightning began to come through the area. "The storm that stopped the game followed us from Altoona to Uniontown," Eagle head coach Alan Shinn said. "When we got back to Uniontown, a tornado alert sent us to a storm shelter in the building for 45 minutes before the girls could go home."...
Fort Scott pulls out clean sweep over Pittsburg (05/03/08)
By Scott Nuzum Herald-Tribune FORT SCOTT, Kan. -- Fort Scott High School's softball team wanted to hit the ball better after getting only seven hits all day while they were being swept by Southeast Kansas League leader Columbus by scores of 1-0 and 3-0, Thursday night...
Remembering a Nevada icon (05/03/08)
Local residents remember the effect their former basketball coach had on their lives. By Chris Patch Herald Tribune The name Greg Gregory probably doesn't ring a bell for most Nevadans, at least those not familiar with World War II-era basketball at Nevada High School. Gregory passed away in April and left a coaching legacy from a time vastly different from the fast-paced world of high school athletics as we know today...
Nevada golf team sends three to state (05/02/08)
After a third-place performance at the Southwest Conference Tournament Nevada golf surged to second in the district tournament Thursday at Briarbrook Country Club, sending three players to the state tournament. Three Tigers shot under 87 to make the cut and qualify for the state tournament May 12 and 13 in Springfield, Mo. ...
Tigers dominate in final home game (05/02/08)
Nevada took advantage of a beautiful, albeit windy Thursday afternoon to play some of its better baseball in a 10-2 win over El Dorado Springs in its final home game. The Tigers continued their trend of falling behind in the first inning when junior starting pitcher Colby Shepherd gave up a two-run homer to Ethan McPeak on a pitch left out over the plate. ...
A day at the races (05/01/08)
Hume steamrolls Montrose, Sheldon (05/01/08)
Hume baseball made short work of Montrose Monday evening in an 18-0, five-inning run rule victory. Junior Ryan Austin recorded his second no-hitter of the season, allowing three walks with 13 strikeouts. Austin has allowed only four earned runs in 30 innings this season with 61 strikeouts. He was a unanimous selection as the No. 1 pitcher for the all-district team of Class 1, District 13...
Cottey inks sixth basketball recruit (05/01/08)
Cottey basketball added its sixth recruit for the 2008-09 season with the signing of Amanda Sanders, a 6-foot point guard from Bentonville High School in Bentonville, Ark. Sanders averaged 11.7 points and 7.1 rebounds per game, with a career high of 26 against Cabot in the first round of the Arkansas state playoffs. She received three post-season awards in her senior year and was the Northwest Arkansas Fellowship of Christian Athletes Female Athlete of the Year...
Rich Hill boys track wins conference, girls take fourth (05/01/08)
Results from the WEMO conference meet -- Boys' team is the 2008 conference champion -- 4x200 meter relay 1. Tony Rich, Tyler Ryser, Ryan Brocka, Sam Steiger, 1 minute 37.90 seconds 4x100 meter relay 1. Tony Rich, Tyler Ryser, Ryan Brocka, Rusty Thomas, 46.30 seconds...
Seniors take rough send-off (04/29/08)
Just 24 hours after holding McDonald County to three runs on nine hits Nevada baseball gave up 16 runs on 12 hits in a 16-2 loss to Webb City in five innings Tuesday at Lyons Stadium. Nevada (7-7, 3-3) looked in trouble in the top of the first when it gave up two runs on a pair of fielding errors behind sophomore starter Ron Johnson. ...
Golf grabs third at conference tourney (04/29/08)
Nevada golf placed third at the Southwest Conference Tournament Tuesday at Briarbrook Country Club in Webb City, Mo. The Tigers were led this time by Zach Braucher who shot a sixth-place 79 and missed all-conference honors by one stroke after placing second on the team during the regular season. Tyler Gast, who typically set the pace for Nevada, shot an 80, good for seventh place...
Mixed results from tennis road trip (04/29/08)
The frustrating season continued Monday night for Nevada tennis with an 8-1 loss at Carthage. Taylor Chapman and Ethan Holmes secured the Tigers' only point with an 8-4 win in No. 1 doubles. It was another agonizing loss for Dominic Habjan, who lost in his second straight tie breaker 9-8 (13-15) in No. 3 singles...
Cottey signs with local talent
Wednesday afternoon Nevada High School senior Lindsey Webb signed a letter of intent to play volleyball for the Cottey Comets this fall. Front row from left: Susan Webb, Lindsey Webb and Jack Webb. Back row from left: Jennifer Webb, Marla Kannady Forman, Cottey volleyball coach, Becky Lowrey, NHS assistant volleyball coach and Kevin McKinley, NHS athletic director...
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