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The fourth-quarter momentum shift that turned a two-point Richmond lead into a 58-45 Richmond loss to Holden Feb. 3 started with turnovers, according to Richmond varsity girls basketball coach Kaylee Vantrump.

Richmond varsity boys basketball coach Kevin Jermain watched his Spartans pull off a balancing act of attitudes on Feb. 3, when they pounded visiting Holden 78-19 for a courtwarming and Missouri River Valley Conference (MRVC) East Division win.

Mayor Mike Wright Chiefs win 27-24 Presiding Commissioner Billy Gaines Chiefs 28-24 Ray County Museum Director Cathy Gottsch Chiefs win by 7 Richmond News Sports Editor Shawn Roney, either Chiefs win by 3 or they lose by a blowout Richmond resident and business owner Kameron Carmichael Chiefs 27-13

Another Spartan is trading his Richmond red and white for New Mexico State University crimson and white.

It’s conference tournament time again for Hardin-Central in varsity basketball. Coming off a 70-37 Feb.

The Spartans wowed Richmond varsity basketball coach Kevin Jermain with the first half of their 79-62 Richmond Winter Classic championship win over Bishop LeBlond of St. Joseph Jan.

came through when the Hardin-Central varsity boys basketball team needed him to do so Monday. That night, the first-year high schooler sank two foul shots to help the Bulldogs ice their 50-45 win over visiting Northland Christian, Bulldogs coach Brent Behler stated via email.

HIGGINSVILLE – On Jan. 28, Aidan Ivison might have gotten a sneak peek at a postseason opponent in boys wrestling.

Richmond varsity girls basketball coach Kaylee Vantrump watched her Spartans learn from a loss in last week’s Richmond Winter Classic – and turn those lessons learned into a victory later in that tournament.