Sports
Southwest Pink Out supports students with cancer
The Southwest Lady Trojan volleyballers Emily Brooks, Abi Hnem, Holley Montondo, Olivia Hnem, Paula Callison and Lexie Walker will sponsor their 17th annual Pink Out event Tuesday, Oct. 13 vs. Marion C. Early. Baseball, cross country and both middle school basketball teams are also participating in the fundraiser. A bake sale, breast cancer awareness T-shirts, and a coin drive highlight the festivities.
FOOTBALL LIVE UPDATES: Cassville vs. Lamar (Week 6)
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Wildcats fly by Patriots
Cassville reached the halfway point of its football season with another strong road performance Friday, rolling past East Newton, 49-14, to improve to 5-0.
At their best at home
The Cassville girls golf team loves playing on its home course. On Thursday, three of the five Lady Wildcats on the squad put up their best 18-hole scores of their careers, led by senior Taylor Yarnall’s 21st-place finish out of the 62 total golfers at the Cassville Tournament.
FOOTBALL LIVE UPDATES: Cassville at East Newton, Week 5
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Wildcats ride past Mustangs, 54-13
Cassville’s football team kept its goose egg in the loss column on Friday, putting together its most complete offensive performance of the season in a 54-13 road victory over McDonald County.
Going tough for a reason
Cassville volleyball coach Paige Huddleston has intentionally loaded the Wildcats’ early-season schedule with challenging opponents.
FOOTBALL LIVE UPDATES: Cassville at McDonald County, Week 4
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A win by the bookends
Over the last five years, the Cassville football team has fallen to Seneca seven times and been shut out three times — but not on Friday.
Wildcats start hot, staying cool
The Cassville boys soccer team has started the season at 4-3 against teams mostly a class or two higher, yet for the past two weeks, the team has had to deal with a unique way to prepare — indoors.
