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Two ’Cats play ‘definitely good’ rounds at Richmond

RICHMOND – Orrick golf coach Mitch Comstock saw something that was “definitely good” April 29 from Maddox Peterson and Jacob McElwee at the Richmond Invitational. Both first-year high schoolers shot better than they had the week before in tournament play at Chillicothe, Comstock said.

Vandiver wins 800; ‘another first’ for coach

HIGGINSVILLE – A flesh wound could not stop Richmond senior Evan Vandiver from winning the boys 800-meter run Tuesday at the Missouri River Valley Conference East track and field championships at Lafayette County of Higginsville.
SENIOR EVAN VANDIVER sets the pace for the boys 800-meter run Tuesday during the Missouri River Valley Conference East Division track and field championships at Lafayette County of Higginsville. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

Richmond wins girls relay, boys 800 at Excelsior meet

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The wind befriended Kaylee Pugh at last week’s Mineral Water Classic when the Richmond sophomore ran her leg of the 400-meter relay. Taking the baton from leadoff runner Abrey Oldham, Pugh zipped down the straightaway.
WITH THE BATON held high and the wind befriending her, Richmond sophomore Kaylee Pugh buzzes down the front straightaway as she runs the second leg of the girls 400-meter relay April 22 at Excelsior Springs. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

Bearcats 3rd at Richmond triangular

RICHMOND – After playing in a triangular with Richmond and Knob Noster on Monday at Shirkey Golf Course, Orrick first-year high schooler Jeffrey Singleton said he needs more practice. “Practice means progress,” Singleton said.

Richmond golfers weather the weather – again

RICHMOND – Golf coach Murray Dennis watched his Spartans sweep Tuesday’s Missouri River Valley Conference East Division varsity triangular with Lafayette County of Higginsville and Lexington while playing once again in subpar weather.
RICHMOND SENIOR Collin Cromley putts on a chilly Tuesday afternoon. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

RUNNIN’ IN THE WIND

RICHMOND – Sophomore Brook Weber might have wondered if she would get blown away when she ran the anchor leg for the girls 800- and 400-meter relays Tuesday at the Hoot Middleton Invitational. Not by the competition, though.
SOME TIME after helping Richmond win the girls 800-meter relay and take second in the 400 relay, sophomore Brook Weber runs a leg of the 1,600 relay at the Hoot Middleton Invitational on Tuesday at Richmond High School. SHAWN RONEY | Staff
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