Nixa quarterbacks Nate Uber and Drew Blevins have combined for 66-percent accuracy on their passes this season. Turns out they’re sharpshooters literally. more

Jake Lafferty is looking every bit the part of the premier player in SWMO, thanks to an assist from a former player who could lay claim to the same title more than 20 years ago. Name it and … more

Nixa coach John Perry welcomed the news the Eagles will be headed to Kansas City on Friday for their Class 6 Quarterfinal clash at Rockhurst. more

With Ozark playing 29 matches over 79 days, or an average of one match every 2.7 days, Micah Thrasher feels he didn’t have much of a choice but to play with an injured ankle. more

Colton Hale is ending his prep career where it began at Nixa. But in between his freshman and senior seasons, he spent two years at Hollister. more

The outcome of Ozark’s season-finale Saturday took Caleb Lepant back to his eighth-grade year, when he watched Troy Davidson lead the 2019 Tigers to a District title by repeatedly scoring on corner kicks. more

Jackson Cantwell was part of a showdown of sorts Friday featuring the two premier offensive linemen in SWMO and also unexpectedly was involved in a face-off against the best tight end in SWMO. more

Ozark midfielder Phin Scott is counting on being able to take the field Saturday for the Tigers’ noon Class 4 Quarterfinal contest at home against Rockhurst.  more

Nixa and Joplin will meet in the playoffs for the second time in three years while battling Friday for the Class 6 District 5 championship. more

Colin Ruffin’s college debut saw him score nine points for Lindenwood in the Lions’ 84-50 loss to Nebraska earlier this week. more