Mackenzie Ketterman hopes to end the revolving door of Orrick varsity volleyball coaches. Ketterman, the coach of Orrick’s junior high program last season, was chosen to replace Tanner Lowrey, who left after one season.
Cross country participation is growing at Hardin-Central. As of last week, Bulldogs coach Jenni Scott reported there were 10 total runners for grades 7-12 – five high schoolers and five in junior high.
If she overslept, it wasn’t meant to be. And I guess she woke up in time.” ~ Brett Terry Brett Terry has something in his third season as the Richmond girls tennis coach that he didn’t have during his first two: a nucleus of senior players.
Richmond golf coach Murray Dennis finds himself in an “awesome” situation as Richmond’s girls season gets underway. As of this week, there were 10 girls out for golf.
Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson and his Aggies hope to ride the momentum of a preseason practice session into the regular season. On Aug.
NORBORNE – Hardin-Central and Norborne are partnering in a second sport. The Missouri Highway 10 schools have agreed to play softball this year as the Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) co-op, with the ballclub practicing and playing its home games at Norborne.
It’s almost gametime for Ray County high school sports. Football season is slated to kick off this weekend for Richmond, the Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) co-op program and Orrick.
SHAWN RONEY I sympathize with Sydney Appleberry, Genevieve Didier and Patrick Mahomes II – and thank them for their inspiration. Didier and Appleberry each play three high school sports for Richmond.