Prep Sports

Jefferson City gashed the Bruins for over 330 yards rushing, but Rock Bridge coach A.J. Ofodile says his team is improving.

Hickman senior Taylor Cowan pitched a perfect game to lead the Kewpies' softball team to a 1-0 victory over rival Rock Bridge on Thursday night at University Field on the MU campus.

After surgery for a dislocated wrist, it appeared that Gary Smith would be out for the season. But he was recently told by doctors that he could return to the Kewpies as early as next week for their game against Rock Bridge at Memorial Stadium.

Later in life, Robert M. LeMone made numerous contributions to the high school, including the donation of the lift used to video-record football games, and donations for the football field, track and concrete around the stadium.

Skylar Hinton, a two-way lineman with the Bruins football team, is out for the rest of the season. Now the 1-2 Bruins must win without their biggest player.

The Hickman softball team defeated New Franklin 8-0 Wednesday night in Columbia.

A pair of Hickman seniors helped the Kewpies dominate Rock Bridge in the rivals' first meeting of the season.

The sophomore made plays on offense, defense, and special teams, but Hickman's couldn't mount a comeback throwing the ball after trailing big at halftime to Park Hill.

Rock Bridge could not get its offense rolling as McCluer North rolled to over 280 yards rushing in the game and pulled away in the fourth quarter.

The Kewpies, district champions a year ago, are emphasizing being more fundamentally sound than opponents in 2008.

Darryn Hill, Rock Bridge’s newest quarterback, says is ready to help the Bruins put last season's 1-9 record behind them.

The Kewpies’ offensive linemen, usually a reserved group, have been asked to become more vocal after senior wide receiver Chase McMichael’s clavicle was injured.

Hallsville's varsity high school football program was built in just two years with help from the community and guidance from coach John Morris, who came out of retirement to lead the team. The Indians won their first home varsity game, 19-8, on Friday.

Spenser Washington is just a sophomore, but he plays the role of a seasoned veteran for the Hickman football team.

After leading 10-7 at the half, a slowed running game and special teams error help Liberty cruise to a 34-7 win.

Jaimonte Cooper scored twice to lead Bruins to a 1-0 start.

A new scheme and plenty of new players are changing the face of the Hickman football team, even though the Kewpies had a successful 7-3 season last year.

Trey Millard, a two-way player for the Bruins, who has received interest from several DI colleges, figures to be hard to stop tonight when Rock Bridge takes the field for its 7 p.m. season opener against visiting Lee’s Summit North.