Ciera Reyes’ track career at Nixa was short-lived. Her final year in the sport was when she was in the eighth grade four years ago, perhaps because she competed in the shot put and not the high jump.

Brynn Bonewell’s versatility has been valuable enough that she’s grown accustomed to changes in where she will play. Over the past handful of months, the Ozark senior had a change of heart in what form of volleyball she wants to play at the college level.

Terianne Wolford relates there could be another Hall of Famer in her family in the future. At least, the former Nixa great is impressed with what she’s seeing in her 9-year-old daughter, Avah, while shooting hoops.

The chase for the All-Sports Trophy for girls in the Central Ozark Conference for the 2018-19 school year may be over not long after it began.Ozark gained a commanding edge on the rest of the league during the fall sports season, as the Lady Tigers enjoyed unprecedented success within the lo…

Julia McCown appreciated how Ozark coach Adeana Brewer motivated her during her Lady Tigers career.

Christian County is represented by eight players on the Missouri High School Volleyball Coaches Association’s All-State Teams.

All things considered, it's a bit understandable why Billings outside hitter Bailey Groves played on nearly an empty stomach during the Lady Wildcats’ Sectional and Quarterfinal victories last weekend.

Kennedee Anderson was her usual sharp, swift-setting self for Ozark in its march to a 10th straight District championship on Wednesday.

Ozark's Katie Vorhies records one of her 16 kills against Nixa on Wednesday.

The big stage brings out the best in Julia McCown.

Lexie Gregory was Nixa's lucky charm during the Lady Eagles' 25-18, 25-14 Class 4 District 10 semifinal sweep of Kickapoo on Wednesday.

Nixa's Jordan Collard reaches for a ball at the net versus Kickapoo on Wednesday.