Almost as soon as it came, it’s gone again.
The NFL went from “might not happen” to over within a series of months and once again it is time to play the waiting game. We have the MLB, NBA and NHL to hold us over until then, but let’s be real: football is something people talk about year-round whether we like it or not.
The Palmyra Lady panthers softball team traveled to Jefferson City and were recognized on the House and Senate floor.
Palmyra finished the softball season 23-2 and won the Class 2 State Championship.
Hannibal-LaGrange (1-12, 0-3 MAMVIC) fell to Lindenwood University at Belleville in four sets Thursday night.
Junior Jake Wollenberg and senior John McCanna led the Trojans in kills as Wollenberg finished the night with 19 kills and 12 digs and McCanna came away with 12 kills. Junior Ryan Rams led the team in assists with 42 while junior Benji Sommariba finished with 11 digs on the night.
The Trojans battled No. 17 William Penn University Tuesday night in a 24-23 loss. Hannibal-LaGrange spotted the Statesmen 18 points after forfeiting the 125 pound, 141 pound and 157 pound matches.
Senior Tommy Pickens (149) earned the first points for the Trojans in a 10-7 decision over Charlton Benjamin. Hannibal-LaGrange gained three points off of the decision to close the Statesmen lead to 12-3.
District play waits for the Lady Pirates.
The Hannibal High School Lady Pirates fell to Fulton 55-50 on Thursday to fall to 4-17 with a 1-11 record in conference.
The finale at Korf was a successful one for Hannibal.
The Hannibal High School basketball team defeated Fulton 60-41 on Thursday, Feb. 9 as part of Senior Night.
The Hannibal-LaGrange women’s soccer program has signed Stephanie Hall from Beecher, Ill., and the track and field team has signed Mikayla Harden and Gage Harden of Sedalia, Mo.
Hall will graduate from Beecher High School this May, while both Mikayla Harden and Gage Harden will graduate from Smith-Cotton High School in May.
The end of the regular season is here for the Hannibal Lady Pirates.
Hannibal is 4-15 on the season with one more win this year than in the year before and today, Feb. 9, marks the last day of the regular season for Hannibal.
A successful season is about to conclude.
The Hannibal High School basketball team continues with its season today, Feb. 9, in a home contest against Fulton that doubles as the Senior Night for the team.
With the crowd reaction, you’d think Korf Gymnasium was announced to host an NBA franchise.
The Hannibal High School Pirates basketball team defeated the Mexico Bulldogs for the second time on the season in front of a raucous crowd by a score of 61-54.
