Adam Winter, 14, won a gold medal in Class B sporting clays this year. He competed in trap and sporting clays during this year’s Shooting Show-Me State Games at Prairie Grove Shooting. Winter has been playing for about four years.

Six children under age 12 competed in disc golf as part of the Show-Me State Games, the largest group since the sport was included over a decade ago.

The Machens Hitmen won the Show-Me State Games men's slow-pitch softball tournament with good pitching and defense.

The Brooklyn Cats use their fast-paced style of play to honor their coach's hometown near St. Louis. 

Domination is a football team from Jefferson City made up of former high school and college athletes. They were able to adjust to the 7-on-7 game and finish second at the Show-Me State Games adult football tournament.

The Kids First Optimist Club of Columbia ran a concession stand in Cosmopolitan Park for competitors and spectators.

Sunday's events at the Show-Me State Games included track and field at Walton Stadium.

Because of a senior prank, Derek Freeman, a 100-meter sprinter from Salem, was not allowed to run in his high school districts meet at the end of his senior year.

Team Quinn of Columbia brought a variety of players to Sunday's Show-Me State Games coed volleyball tournament. One was 17 years old and just starting to learn the game, and another was 51 and has played for more than two decades.

The Perche Creek Golf Club hosted the Show-Me State Games' miniature golf event on Sunday.

The Show-Me State Games held its 12th-grade competitive level championship game Sunday at the MU Student Recreation Complex. The Brooklyn Cats won the game 70-62 against the Mineral Area Panthers.

The Show-Me State Games adult coed recreational soccer final took place Sunday at Cosmopolitan Park. Florissant OBG defeated Ellisville PNH United 6-4 in penalty kicks to win its first Show-Me State Games title since it's started participating in the games.

The Kansas City Sea Sprites' 18 to 19-year-old trio, a nationally recognized synchronized swimming team, performed for the last time together on Sunday before they head to college in the fall.

Each Show-Me State Games competition has a commissioner and some have been doing it for decades. The games bring together people from all over the state, but also unite organizers and competitors.

Gerald Wills Sr. used the Show-Me State Games as an opportunity to get back to the sport he rarely gets to play.

The St. Louis Big Ballers is a traveling kickball team. They won their second straight Show-Me State Games kickball title Saturday at Cosmopolitan Park.

Six gymnastics instructors from St. Louis traveled to Columbia Saturday to both compete in and coach at the Show-Me State Games.

Rob Howard is the owner of three tae kwon do schools in Missouri, and both his sons compete in the Korean martial art.

The Jefferson City Elites volleyball team faced off against the Sizzles from Jefferson City during the Show-Me State Games on Saturday at Columbia College.