Sports

KANSAS CITY – After Richmond’s 76-47 season-ending loss to St. Pius X of Kansas City March 7, coach Brent Behler, and guards Nolan Quick and Dryden Hendrix agreed on something: The Spartans should’ve played in a nailbiter beforehand.

A recent act by Bryer Farnan might be the start of a relationship between Richmond High School and Central Methodist University (CMU) when it comes to athletics.

Ray County has a champion racer in its midst. His name is Xandyn Taylor.

Brady Hyder and Madix Hutchings got heroes’ sendoffs Tuesday afternoon from their Richmond High School classmates, faculty and administrators.

  Maybe I’m not as sick of football as I had thought. Or maybe I’m more of an Australophile than I had thought. As you’ll recall, I recently wrote a column expressing my desire to watch baseball of the non-Major League Baseball variety.

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FLYING LIKEAN EAGLE Bryer Farnan has the opportunity to continue playing football. The Richmond senior has signed to play for Central Methodist University in Fayette.

LEXINGTON – When Gabe Johnson went to the free throw line for the last time in Richmond’s Missouri River Valley Conference (MRVC)-East Division meeting with Lexington, time and the scoreboard were on his side.

LEXINGTON – Physically, Adilyn Swope might not have felt much like shooting free throws around 8 p.m. Feb.