Sports

Brett Terry recently finished what he considers his best season as Richmond’s girls tennis coach. The Spartans finished with their appearance in the Class 1 District 14 Tournament, hosted by Excelsior Springs.

On Oct. 5 at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Lawson, Karoline Dooley got her first taste of playing in a district girls golf tournament.

Around 7:30 p.m. on Oct.

was New Mexico State University’s leader in the Aggies’ 34-17 win over Florida International University. At least when it came to tackles.

At press time, Richmond was looking to keep its season going in varsity softball.

Norborne Hardin-Central (NHC) varsity 8-man football coach Andrew Watson has his first win over Missouri Highway 10 rival Orrick. Watson, now in his third season with NHC, got the victory when the Aggies edged the Bearcats 46-42 Oct.

continues to be one of Northwest Missouri State University’s go-to receivers midway through the NCAA Division II football season. Alexander was second on the team in three receiving categories through six games: total yards (197), total receptions (16) and average yards per game (32.8).

Trip Copple proved difficult to defeat Sept. 27 at the Oak Grove Cross Country Invitational.

CARROLLTON – For many of coach Nick Persell’s varsity 11-man football players, Richmond’s Sept. 29 road meeting with Carrollton provided not only a visit to Carroll County, but also a visit into their recent past.

CARROLLTON – Grace Bozarth’s final serve Sept. 30 in the Carrollton Varsity Tournament hit the spot for her and her Richmond volleyball teammates.