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1 week ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Noah Rees |Kennedy Choo |Evan Crowell |Andy Theobald
Missouri softball beat No. 15 Mississippi State 12-8 on Saturday in Starkville, Mississippi, snapping a five-game losing streak in the process. An active fourth inning ultimately won the game for Mizzou. Sophomore left fielder Claire Cahalan broke a 5-all tie with an RBI single, then sophomore third baseman Madison Walker followed with a grand slam, her 15th home run of the season, to extend the Tigers' lead to 11-5.
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1 week ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Kennedy Choo |Evan Crowell |Noah Rees
By True Deck,Kennedy Choo,Evan Crowell,Noah Rees Missouri softball pulled off a 12-8 upset victory over No. 15 Mississippi State in Starkville, Mississippi, to bounce back following a four-game losing streak. An active fourth frame ultimately won the game for Mizzou. With bases loaded, sophomore left fielder Claire Cahalan hit an RBI single to give the Tigers another lead.
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3 weeks ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Kennedy Choo |Andy Theobald
By Kennedy Choo,Andy Theobald Columbia College lacrosse fell 17-15 to Missouri Baptist on Wednesday in St. Louis. With 1:20 left in the fourth period, freshman attacker/midfielder Nico Andrews ripped a goal past the Spartan goalkeeper to trim the Spartans' lead to 17-15. The Cougars were down 13-8 to begin the final frame but had a late push to make it close.
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1 month ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Jack Calvert |Kennedy Choo |Sophia Scheller |Alex Buchanan
In a back-and-forth MSHSAA Class 5 semifinal, Helias girls basketball fell just short of punching its ticket to the Class 5 championship game, falling 47-44 to St.Teresa's Academy on Friday at Mizzou Arena. After a low scoring first half, the Crusaders finally caught fire. Junior guard Jayli Howell fought through contact as she went up for a contested layup and got the and-1, tying the game at 25-25 with 3:35 left in the third quarter.
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1 month ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Evan Crowell |Kennedy Choo |Noah Rees
By Evan Crowell,Kennedy Choo,Noah Rees Mizzou baseball dropped the second game of a three-game series to No. 2 LSU 7-6 Saturday in Baton Rouge. Junior third baseman Keegan Knutson had a two-home run game for MU, driving in four runs. Junior shortstop Jackson Lovich and senior center fielder Pierre Seals both knocked two hits in Missouri's efforts.
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1 month ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Kennedy Choo |Evan Crowell
By True Deck,Kennedy Choo,Evan Crowell Fifth-year senior Keegan O'Toole has been Missouri wrestling's biggest bright spot this season. The two-time national champion has dominated since his return from injury and breezed through his three matches Saturday at the Big 12 Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma. On Sunday, he faced Oklahoma State senior Dean Hamiti Jr., who entered with a 22-0 record, in the 174-pound championship bout.
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1 month ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Kennedy Choo |Evan Crowell
By True Deck,Kennedy Choo,Evan Crowell Missouri wrestling took the mats on Sunday for the final day of the Big 12 Tournament in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The Tigers had two wrestlers qualify for the championship round of their weight divisions with several others in the consolation bracket. The Tigers (5-10) placed eighth overall at the Big 12 Championship with a score of 65.5.
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2 months ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Sara Burnett |Ally Schniepp |Kennedy Choo
By Sara Kate Burnett/Missourian,Ally Schniepp,Kennedy Choo Stephens College basketball earned a team-win against Hannibal-LaGrange 97-29 Tuesday at the Silverthorne Arena. The Stars' 97 points were contributed by 12 separate players, rather than one standout. Fifth-year Chu Crockett led the pack with 16 points, sophomore Aushara Hostetler followed close behind with 14, and junior LaiJanique Perry-Ellis with 13.
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2 months ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Kennedy Choo
By Kennedy Choo Columbia College baseball's season-opening doubleheader against Graceland was a bit of a mixed bag, as the Cougars dropped their first game 3-1 before closing the day out with a lopsided 13-1 victory Saturday at Battle High School. "When you play double headers, you start over after you play seven innings," coach Darren Munns said. "I was really proud of how we bounced back and strung some stuff together."
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2 months ago | 
columbiamissourian.com | Noah Rees |Kennedy Choo
By Noah Rees,Kennedy Choo Mizzou men's and women's diving opened the Air Force Diving Invitational on Thursday in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in dominant fashion, with junior Gabriela San Juan Carmona winning the women's 1-meter and junior Collier Dyer finishing first the men's 3-meter dive. Carmona scored 299.60 points to secure the first-place finish, while Dyer recorded a score of 368.90.
