Spurred by some divine guidance, two 8-man youth football teams are forming in Orrick. Led by Drew Schoeneck, plans are underway to form one team for third- and fourth-graders, and another for fifth- and sixth-graders.
A trailblazer and a man who kept his speech short and sweet were among the class of 2025 inductees into the Richmond Spartan Athletic Hall of Fame. Shamaine Danner was the trailblazer.
A lineup change was needed for this year’s Richmond Spartan Athletic Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Emcee Brandon Quick told the crowd at the June 7 event that George Robinson was scheduled to be inducted last.
Geez, I gotta get out of this heat and humidity! That’s what I’ll say if I make one stop on my dream pickleball-and-music tour. As you’ll recall, I’ve written a series of columns about U.S.
CARROLLTON – Genevieve Didier and her Richmond teammates are happy to be playing summer prep basketball again. “There’s something about summer ball – it’s so much fun,” said Didier, who’ll be a senior this fall.
Less than one week into summer training, Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson could see his Aggies were working to create a positive culture for the 2025 season.
Lately, I’ve found myself inspired by two sources: Aaron Holst and Bugs Bunny. Holst, of course, coached varsity baseball and taught for many years in the Excelsior Springs School District.