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No player in Missouri high school basketball history has ever scored more career points than Miller's Hannah Wilkerson.
Dylan Price is leading the Spokane Owls averaging over 20 points and 9 rebounds per game, but is just one reason for the teams success.
Athletes from Springfield, Ozark and Lebanon were among those signing national letters of intent.
Four players from Lebanon High School signed letters of intent to play football in college.
The latest rankings as reported by the Associated Press
Add another huge honor for Ozark junior Jade Hayes . The 6-1 middle hitter has been selected as the PrepVolleyball.com National Player of the Year.
The road to wrestling success has been a long one for Ozark sophomore Dmitry Loftis. Born in Russia, Loftis moved to the United States as a young child.
Miller senior Hannah Wilkerson is now just days from setting Missouri's all-time scoring record.
The 26th Bass Pro Tournament of Champions concluded Saturday night at JQH Arena. Kickapoo fell to Christ the King, NY 68-35 in the 3rd place game. Hillcrest dropped the 5th place game 58-40 against United Faith Christian, NC despite leading 25-23 at the half.
White Station High School out of Memphis, Tenn., won the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions.
Christ the King defeated Hillcrest 77-39.
The 7,165 fans who turned out for the opening night of the Tournament of Champions saw nothing but blow-outs for the first three games of the event as no final score was closer than 21 points.
Milton defeated Chaminade, 78-51.
Memphis White Station defeated Sagemont 89-66.
Glendale's Olivia Harrell has loved swimming since she was 5 years old.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. -- Since they are the team at the Bass Pro Tournament of Champions with the most titles, it was only fitting that Christ the King of Middle Village in Queens (New York City) was the first to arrive in Springfield for the 26th annual version of the event.
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