2019-20 Winter Preview: Thayer Girls Basketball
By Kai Raymer (For OzarksSportsZone.com) A pair of program cornerstones…
Angela Sorrell
Fourth-quarter run propels Thayer to its first-ever state championship
[wpbvideo id=”354514″] Springfield, Mo. — Thayer made a little history…
Thayer advances to Class 2 championship with comeback win over Clopton
By Dana Harding (For OzarksSportsZone.com) Springfield, Mo. — Thayer’s Class…
2019 All-Class 2 District 2 girls basketball team
The 2019 All-Class 2 District 2 girls basketball team has…
Final Regular Season Girls Basketball Power Rankings
These power rankings are based on dominance by class and…
MV-BT Liberty knocks off Thayer to remain unbeaten in conference
By Amanda Perkins (For OzarksSportsZone.com) Class 2 No. 2 Thayer…
Late free throw carries Kickapoo past Thayer 55-54
By Brennan Stebbins (For OzarksSportsZone.com) The seconds counting down at…
2018-19 Winter Preview: Thayer Girls Basketball
By Jordan Burton (For OzarksSportsZone.com) To be honest, Thayer is…
2018 All-Class 2, District 3 Teams
The All-Class 2, District 3 boys and girls basketball teams…
Gainesville & Thayer to meet for Mountain Grove Tournament Championship
By Amanda Perkins (For OzarksSportsZone.com) The Gainesville Lady Bulldogs took…
2017 All-SCA Girls Basketball Team
Thayer sophomore Julie Stone and coach Cecil Meyer made it…
One-Loss Thayer Handed Gainesville Its First Loss And Please, Play Again Soon
Thayer and Gainesville could each very well be in the Class 2 Final Four this year, so the two matching up this late in the season was an absolute treat. Thayer came into Thursday night with a 17-1 record, only having lost to Bay, Ark. Gainesville? They were 17-0. The cool part about these two is that before the season neither team was really expected to be in this position right now. They were under-the-radar. Overlooked. Yet here they are, two of the best in Class 2 putting on one of the best shows of the season.
Thayer Tops Salem Behind Stone’s 29, Now 10-0
Not yet a month into the season, the Thayer Lady Bobcats now have 10 good reasons to forget about last year.
Julie Stone scored a game-high 29 points—with 16 coming in the fourth quarter—as Class 2 Thayer (10-0) stayed perfect with a win over Class 4 Salem (3-3) in one of its toughest early tests.
2016-17 basketball preview: Thayer Girls
By Calen VanNess After a down year last season, new…
Thayer Lady Bobcats squeak by Willow Springs
Only a few weeks removed from a dominating Willow Springs…
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