Sports

The Tigers beat Pepperdine to win the Pepperdine Asics Challenge Tournament.

In his first start for the Missouri football team, T.J. Moe, a sophomore, was the standout wide receiver in Missouri’s 23-13 win against Illinois. He caught 13 receptions for 101 yards and scored the team’s first touchdown of the day.

Coach Pinkel tells his playmakers at the break that they have to step up and gets more offense from Gabbert and his wide receivers.

Carl Gettis' one-handed interception in the fourth quarter securely placed all the momentum on Missouri's side and helped lead the team to a 23-13 victory over Illinois.

Freshmen Riley Wilson is making a difference for the Kewpies softball team this season after filling in for injured junior pitcher Callie Sapp.

Rock Bridge got going after a 45-minute delay and a scoreless first quarter to post 43 points on Riverview Gardens. Quarterback Mark Pickerel connected for two passing touchdowns and ran for two more.

The Columbia College volleyball team notched the program's 1,000th win Friday, but lost the final match of the Quality Inn Classic on Saturday.

The Missouri volleyball team's winning streak continued Saturday at the Pepperdine Asics Challenge, sweeping Rice 25-18, 25-21, 27-25.

The Hickman softball team split a doubleheader Saturday, defeating Ursuline Academy from St. Louis 9-7, but falling to Wentzville’s Holt 3-1.

Junior Matt Kelly orchestrated the attack Saturday for the Rock Bridge soccer team, getting two assists and finding the back of the net twice in a 6-0 victory at Marshall.

The Cougars finished 3-1 in the Quality Inn Classic on Saturday at the Arena of Southwell Complex.

The Rock Bridge girls volleyball team lost 25-14, 25-16 Saturday to visiting Ozark.

The Hickman boys cross county team placed sixth Saturday at the St Charles Invitational and the girls team placed 10th.

“The easy thing to say is that Illinois doesn’t want to get beat anymore.” — Missouri sports historian Michael Atchison on the end of the Arch Rivalry series.

Alex Keith's punt block and two sacks propel Hickman's defense, which gave up only 89 yards of offense to Wentzville Holt.

The Tigers played into double overtime against DePaul and remain in Chicago to face Northwestern on Sunday.

The Tigers swept Eastern Washington in Malibu, Calif., and lead the Big 12 in kills.

Matt Kelly scored the game's only goal with eight minutes left. Rock Bridge continues tournament play tomorrow at 10 a.m. against Marshall.