Aggies pile up rushing yards, points in routing Santa Fe
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Norborne Hardin-Central varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson wanted to make sure his Aggies didn’t overlook Santa Fe last week. They didn’t.
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RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK
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TIEBREAKER Richmond’s LylaBest,KarolineDooley and Kylie Holland found themselves in a deadlock with Warrensburg’s Lillie Mannering at the end of a Sept. 12 Richmond-Warrensburg-Odessa varsity girls golf triangular at Sandstone Golf Club.
Spartans stage comeback to complete sweep of ’Cats
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A timeout called by Richmond varsity volleyball coach Cody Hogan gave his Spartans the reboot they needed to finish their 3-0 Sept. 12 sweep of visiting Orrick.
Bearcats give Sims ‘pretty special moment’ with road win
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Chase Sims had what he called “a pretty special moment” on Sept. 13.
Spartans ‘own’ Fighting Irish
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Richmond varsity football coach Nick Persell and his staff gave the Spartans a two-word motto to follow as they prepared for their Sept. 6 meeting with visiting St.
’Cats change coaches
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Orrick is making some coaching changes. Seth Smith, athletic director and assistant principal, confirmed Wednesday via email that Chase Sims would lead the varsity 8-man football program.
Aggies view Santa Fe clash as statement game
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Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson and his staff have issued a challenge for the Aggies “to make a statement” Friday against Santa Fe at Hardin-Central. The Aggies’ performance during their 52-48 Week 2 road win over Wellington-Napoleon prompted the challenge, Watson said Monday during practice at Hardin-Central.
RAY COUNTY SPORTS NOTEBOOK
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HARD WORKER Kylie Holland “I am so proud of the hard work that she is putting in on the course,” Sisson stated Sept. 5 via email.
Orrick pins loss on injuries, prep issues
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An injury to a team leader might have had a snowball effect in Orrick’s 42-0 Sept. 6 home loss to Paris.
Spartans seek epiphanies after loss
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Richmond varsity 11-man football coach Nick Persell hopes his Spartans get a wakeup call from their 41-6 season-opening loss Aug. 30 to visiting Harrisonville.