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Millville 4-Hers nab shooting sports honors

Body Dantin McBee has a streak going at the Ray County Fair. McBee, a member of the Millville 4-H Club, received the Overall Best in Show Award for shooting sports July 13 at the county fairgrounds in Richmond.
SILAS O’DELL of the Millville 4-H Club displays his Archery Best of Show banner and ribbons July 13 at the Ray County Fairgrounds in Richmond. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

’Cats let the pigskin fly to close varsity camp

Body After spending much of last week installing a new defense, Orrick varsity 8-man football coach Kirk Thacker and his Bearcats devoted the end of their team camp to offense. On June 28, the Bearcats started by going over their defense, Thacker said.
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RHS ATHLETIC HOF CEREMONY

Body Norman Bowman couldn’t resist making some jokes, including an inside joke or two, when he introduced the 1962 varsity football team for this year’s Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony.
RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL alumnus Norman Bowman mixes levity, stats and seriousness as he inducts the 1962 varsity football team recently into the Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

‘D’ is the focus at OHS football camp

Body Orrick varsity 8-man football coach Kirk Thacker and his Bearcats are defense-oriented for this week’s team camp. The Bearcats are installing a new defense during camp, slated to conclude Friday, according to Thacker.
ORRICK ASSISTANT COACH Chase Sims (right) explains assignments and techniques as the Bearcats install their new defense during varsity team camp Monday on the Orrick practice field. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

RHS ATHLETIC HOF CEREMONY

Body For Patrick Pierson and Robert Robinson, the introductions to their respective inductions into the Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame were family affairs.
LASHONDA SCOTT juggles holding her daughter Zariah while reading her introduction for her father, Robert Robinson, as he’s inducted into the Richmond High School Athletic Hall of Fame June 8 at the high school. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

RHS girls split two games at OG

Body OAK GROVE – A break between games proved to be what Richmond needed to end Monday’s summer-league girls basketball games on a winning note, according to Spartans varsity coach Kaylee Vantrump and guard Adilyn Swope.
SEEMINGLY SURROUNDED by a parliament of Owls, Richmond’s Emma Hash (No. 13) leaps for the opening tipoff Monday against Marshall in summer-league play at Oak Grove. Hash and her Richmond teammates rebound from a loss to Marshall a few hours later by thumping Fort Osage, also at Oak Grove. SHAWN RONEY | Staff
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