LOUISIANA – More than 150 people gathered at the First Baptist Church in Louisiana on Sunday, Aug. 25 for a tailgate party followed by Spirit Day worship service. Everyone dressed in Bulldog attire or colors, other sports attire or wore a “Proud Bulldog Fan” sticker to show their support. Th…
LOUISIANA – The First Baptist Church of Louisiana will host a tailgate party for coaches, faculty and students from Louisiana Middle School and High School before their services Sunday, starting at 10 a.m. The event will be held in their parking lot.
LOUISIANA – For more than a decade, the efforts and generosity of private citizens have maintained the flags in public places, from modest ones flying in city parks to the huge flag that serves as the focal point of Louisiana’s riverfront. Together, these efforts can be costly — more than $5…
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Several local students were selected for the Eastern Missouri Conference’s All-Conference Baseball team for 2019.
Donovan Denslow competes in the 2-mile race at the state track meet. He came in third. Courtesy photoBeverly Abel leaps while competing in the 300-meter hurdles. Courtesy photo.Clopton's Shawn Yates and his competition in the 110-meter hurdles.Abel and parrish participate in the 4x200 meter …
Cale Shotton crosses the finish line to help the 4×200-meter relay team take first place. Photos by Ron Schott
Bowling Green’s baseball team kept their EMO Conference title hopes alive last week after picking up a big 4-1 victory over a talented Silex squad.Cody Pogue had an RBI single in the top of the second inning toscore Kaden Chandler for the Bobcats’ first run.With the game tied at 1-1 in the t…
Bowling Green’s Brayden Buffington after winning the EMO Conference title. Submitted photo.Bowling Green golfer Brayden Buffington had a memorable week for the Bobcats’ golf program.He started out with a medalist victory in the 18-team Elsberry Invitational. Buffington then won a tri-match a…
The Clopton Hawks’ baseball team lost 16-4 to Winfield on the road last week.
Clopton’s boys and girls track and field program had several top eight performances in meets held in Winfield and Bowling Green last week.
Louisiana’s track and field program had several top eight performances in the Bowling Green Open Meet held last Thursday.
Damien Burse bides his time during the Bulldogs game against Bowling Green. (photo by Adam Thorp/Louisiana Press-Journal)
Faith Rule tries to clear the bar during a vault at a meet last season.(file photo)
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file photo.Louisiana’s baseball team played its first ballgame Tuesday against Silex, launching itself into a season in which head coach Ryan Griffin says will put the team “right in the thick of things.”The team has 16 players on its roster. Griffin said the number may make it tricky to fie…
Louisiana golf coach Tom Fallert is looking forward to leading a young team into a new conference (EMO) in 2019.
Clopton’s track and field team hopes to build on strong performances in one set of performances and the introduction of another to their repertoire, head coach Colleen O’Brien added.
Clopton’s Caragan Lockard goes up strong with a jumper against Thayer. She finished with 17 points.
The Lady Hawks come flying off the bench after a big play in the third place game.
The Clopton Lady Hawks celebrate their victory. Ron Schott/Louisiana Press-Journal
After the Clopton boys basketball team ended their last home game against Van-Far, coach Tony Francis took the mic and addressed the team’s fans.
The 2018-2019 season threw the Louisiana Bulldogs a potent curveball, to use a seasonally inappropriate metaphor.
Johnny Picone. Submitted photo.
Coach Jim York steps up to be inducted into the LHS athletic hall of fame.
Louisiana’s Mason Washington goes up strong for a shot againstMontgomery County.
In spite of being without their leading scorer, the Louisiana Lady Bulldogs traveled to Winfield last week and left with an impressive 45-25 victory.
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The Clopton Lady Hawks knocked off Warrenton and Wright City last week. Against a familiar team in Warrenton, who the Lady Hawks saw during the Jamboree and at times in the summer, they hit a few big fourth quarter shots to get an impressive 46-37 win.
Louisiana swimmers compete in a relay competition.
Kamara Combs drives against Elsberry. Adam Thorp/Louisiana Press-Journal
Louisiana’s Tramaine Chatman looks for an open lane. Adam Thorp/Louisiana Press-Journal
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Bowling Green High School’s Kameron Worley prepares to shoot a free throw during Bowling Green’s semi-final game against Elsberry on Thursday evening.
Clopton Lady Hawks head coach Deaven Streed knew her team would have to play some of their best basketball of the season if they were to get past Bowling Green in the finals of last week’s Bowling Green Tournament.
Bowling Green’s Gabi Deters chases after a loose ball during Wednesday night’s game between BGHS and Van-Far. The two teams met in the semi-final round of the 94th Annual Bowling Green High School Invitational.
Just a couple of minutes into their first round game in the Bowling Green Tournament, the Clopton Lady Hawks started a little sloppy as they held a slim 6-5 lead midway through the opening quarter.
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By Taylor Lockard
By Taylor Lockard
Gavin Deters drives towards the basket during Bowling Green’s game last week at Wright City. The Bobcats erupted offensively on the Wildcat defense, scoring 70 points in a 35-point route of their Eastern Missouri Conference opponent. Deters would finish the game with 8 points.
By Taylor Lockard
Last month it was announced that Bowling Green High School’s Athletic Director Matt Chance had placed second in the U.S. Cellular-sponsored Most Valuable Coach contest. On Monday, students and faculty within the Bowling Green R-I School District paused to honor Chance at a district-wide pep rally.
By Taylor Lockard
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