Mountain Grove
Mountain Grove’s cross country team ran in the Licking Wildcat Invitational last week and enjoyed some success against a large field of runners.The Panthers were fourth place in the team standings with 140 points as three runners earned Top-15 finishes.Skyler Oliphant was ninth place in the field...
The Mountain Grove Lady Panthers’ volleyball team played eight matches in just six days as they are now 11-12-1 overall this season.On Oct. 6, the Lady Panthers traveled to Eminence and let with a three set win over the now 15-win program.Mountain Grove won the first set, 25-21, before winning the...
Four Mountain Grove defenders completely swarm a Liberty ball carrier.
Last Friday night featured a South Central Association (SCA) Conference heavyweight bout between the No. 7 state-ranked teams in Class 2 and Class 3 as the larger Mountain Grove Panthers’ football team hosted Liberty (Mountain View).The Panthers responded to the challenge by jumping out to a 28-6...
Mountain Grove’s Makynli Blackwell and Norwood’s Kalie Chadwell move their way down the course in the Mountain Grove Open race held at Randel Hinkle Golf Course last week.
All four Wright County teams participated in the Mountain Grove Open event held last week at Randel Hinkle Golf Course.Mountain GroveAs a team, the boys were third overall with 64 points as they had three runners in the Top-10. About 73 total runners competed in the race.Max Guiiliams placed...
Mountain Grove’s cheerleaders after winning first place in the Co-Ed Division for Classes 1-3 in the St. Louis Regional competition. Front row, from left: Zoe Harrington, Aubri Noble, Zoey Healy, Emma Schrock, Kaydn Gonzales and Tierra Antunez. Middle row: Coach Nicole Healy, Tenley Owens, Josie Pinson, Alexis Hoehner, Kaylee Boyd, Mollee Bohenkamp, Ellie Jordan, Gracie Miller and Coach Marlie Williams. Back row: Gavin Jaeger, Jillian Melvin, Katie Sartor and Andrew Whitson.
The Mountain Grove cheerleading squad won first place in the Co-Ed Division for Classes 1-3 in the St. Louis Regional competition held this past Saturday. The competition is sponsored by the Missouri Cheerleading Coaches Association (MCCA). They will now compete in the state championships on Nov. 1...
The Mountain Grove Lady Panthers’ golf team with their second place plaque earned in Clever. Shown, from left: Peyton Tyrrell, Chloe Slagle, Payton O’Connor, head coach Mike Mallow, Gabby Miller and Emma Crewse.
Mountain Grove’s golf team continued their winning ways at recent events held in Clever and Marshfield.On Oct. 1, the Lady Panthers played at Hidden Valley Golf Course in Clever’s event that featured 22 schools with 12 full teams.Mountain Grove placed second with a 375.Leading the way in a field of...
The Mountain Grove Lady Panthers’ volleyball team took a now 21-win Cabool team to the brink of a loss last week. Unfortunately, they fell short, 3-2.Mountain Grove won 25-19 in the first set and lost the second set, 25-14.The Lady Panthers rebounded with a 25-23 win in the third set before...
Mountain Grove golfer Payton O’Connor shows off some power on her tee shot at the Wedgewood Country Club.
In a match that Mountain Grove’s golf team hosted at Wedgewood Country Club last week, the Lady Panthers took home first place honors after holding off West Plains by four strokes with a 192.“It was a nice win for the girls,” said Mountain Grove head coach Mike Mallow.“West Plains had beaten us...
Mountain Grove volleyball crushed their way to a three set win over Houston last week.
After opening South Central Association (SCA) Conference play recently with a three set loss to Liberty (Mountain View), the Mountain Grove Lady Panthers’ volleyball team was looking forward to other in conference match-ups on their schedule.Last week, they made their presence felt by sweeping both...
Mountain Grove’s Slade Rodgers destroys a Willow Springs’ ball carrier.
The Mountain Grove Panthers’ football team drew an undefeated and much improved Willow Springs’ Bears squad last Friday night who was coming off of two shutout victories where they outscored their opponents, 75-0.Though the Panthers had some adversity playing without starting tailback Braydon...