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The Missouri State High School Activities Association has elevated girls flag football to provisional interscholastic status after meeting participation benchmarks, and is poised to make it a fully sanctioned sport by 2027‑28, while introducing rule changes that include limited replay in basketball and expanded coaching pathways.
The university announced the appointment of Talisha Washington as head coach and associate athletic director, highlighting her extensive coaching record and community engagement background.
The Pembroke Hill girls soccer squad captured its inaugural state championship on Saturday, defeating Duchesne 3-1 in the Class 1 final. The win capped a historic day of title games across multiple classifications in Fenton.
The state championship games will be played Saturday in Fenton, featuring title contests in Classes 1 through 4 after Friday's semifinal round.
The Scott City Rams baseball team practiced in Ozark ahead of a state semifinal that could bring their first championship since 2008. Coach Skylar Cobb, who was a sophomore on that 2008 title team, guides a well‑rounded roster of freshmen through seniors, including three graduating players eager to finish their high school careers on a high note.
Ranked No. 8, the Lady Eagles are one win away from a historic semifinal appearance, while No. 2 Springfield Catholic looks to end a 15‑year Final Four drought.
A bus accident involving the Notre Dame High School baseball team delayed their state tournament game, injuring four students, and left the schedule in flux.
A proposal to let St. Peter Catholic School students participate in Fulton Middle School’s football program has cleared the first hurdle, pending further approvals and policy alignment.