Liberty cheer builds legacy of success
LIBERTY — Whether on the sidelines, out on the field or performing on the court, Liberty cheer is tasked with learning numerous chants and stunts while also preparing for its own competition.
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Smithville girls track and field to be inducted into Missouri Sports Hall of Fame
SMITHVILLE — More than 34 years ago, Smithville was on top of the track and field world.
Blue Jays bring home hardware as local boys swim teams compete in COMO Invite
It was a big weekend for the area’s boys swimming and diving teams as they competed in the COMO Invite Friday and Saturday, Oct. 3 and 4, at University of Missouri.
Smithville cheer looks to add to recent success
SMITHVILLE — Many watch the game out on the field or court, but right in front of the stands is the product of countless hours of preparation and choreography.
Former athletes from Liberty North compete collegiately
LIBERTY — Lots of athletes from Liberty North are contributing at the next level in multiple sports across the country.
KC Diamonds debut with 2 former Liberty North softball players on team
OVERLAND PARK — There’s a new sports team in Kansas City after the KC Diamonds debuted on the first day of the KC Pro Softball Series Wednesday, June 11 at Blue Valley Northwest High School.
Smithville athletes sign on to compete collegiately
SMITHVILLE — Multiple athletes are headed to the next level from Smithville High School after putting together standout careers.
Liberty North athletes sign letters of intent
LIBERTY — After making their mark at Liberty North, multiple athletes are on their way to competing at the next level.
Kearney baseball aims to build off historic season with new faces
KEARNEY — As a new season quickly approaches, Kearney baseball heads into the campaign looking to build off a historic spring last year.
Mizzou expert predicts Super Bowl menu price hikes, but savvy shoppers can score deals
Super Bowl Sunday might not be an official holiday, but it’s earned its place as the second biggest food day in America — trailing only Thanksgiving. This year, the triple hit of inflation, bird flu and tariffs could make some of your favorite game day snacks pricier than last year.