Sports

Readers, I have an important question for you. Do any of the Ray County high schools sell walking tacos at their sports concession stands? That question has burned inside me for several weeks.

After an 8-0 April 3 loss to Lafayette County of Higginsville at Southview Park, Richmond varsity baseball coach Zach McGill, and teammates Carsin Wirsig and Lochlan Steele agreed the Spartans must be more aggressive at bat.

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‘A HIGHER LEVEL’ Richmond senior Kaylee King looks forward to pushing herself in a few months. As the Richmond News recently reported, King has signed a letter of intent to attend and compete in women’s track and field at the University of Central Missouri (UCM) in Warrensburg.

Richmond seniors Kaylee King and Jacob Johnson want to finish their respective high school track and field careers in Jefferson City. As has been the case for many years, Jefferson City will host state track competition.

The makeup of the squad Zach McGill is leading in his second season as Richmond varsity baseball coach is drastically different than his first. “We’re definitely a lot younger,” McGill said March 12.

A new coaching era in Richmond varsity boys tennis kicked off Monday. That afternoon, the Spartans opened their season and Missouri River Valley Conference (MRVC)-East Division schedule with a 5-4 dual home win over Knob Noster – their first competition under Zachary Baldauf.