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Lady Indians Remain Undefeated In TRC
By Herb ButlerThe Clark county Lady Indians took their undefeated Tri Rivers Conference record to Milan Friday night February 8. The Lady Indians made short work against the Lady Cats, as they outscored them 24-6 in the opening quarter.The second quarter was just as bad for Milan, as Clark took the second quarter 17-2, and…
Read MoreLady Indians Win At Keokuk
By Herb Butler The Clark County Lady Indians crossed the river on Saturday afternoon, February 9 for a makeup game with the Lady Chiefs.The game was played at the Middle School. The Lady Indians took the opening quarter 12-4, but the Lady Chiefs came back in the second quarter by outscoring Clark County 15-12, but…
Read MoreIndians Follow Lady Indians In TRC Lead
Indians Follow Lady Indians In TRC LeadBy Herb ButlerThe Clark county Indians were trying to follow the girls by trying to remain undefeated in the Conference on the road, taking on the Milan Wildcats. The Milan boys were no pushover for the Indians. The Indians took the opening quarter 13-10. Milan held in the second…
Read MoreIndians Lose Overtime Thriller At Keokuk
By Herb Butler The Clark County Indians went into Iowa to take on the Keokuk Chiefs on Saturday afternoon, February 9. The Chiefs started off by outscoring the Indians 11-7.In the second quarter the Indians turned the tables on the Chiefs as Colt Sommers added eight points, Lynn Williams chipped in six and the Indians…
Read MoreHighland Sweeps Home CCC Set With Mark Twain
By David SharpHighland swept a Clarence Cannon Conference basketball doubleheader from Mark Twain on Friday, February 1. Shawna Kriegshauser and Jessica Murfin led the Lady Cougars (9-10, 2-1) with 13 points each in a 44-40 girls’ win. Highland sprang to a 21-14 first quarter lead.The Lady Cougars extended their halftime edge to 31-22. Mark Twain…
Read MoreKnox Co. Rejoins Familiar Football District
Knox Co. RejoinsFamiliar Football DistrictBy David SharpListed enrollment figures for Missouri High School sports were released on January 25, 2008. New enrollment numbers will be in effect for the 2008-09 and the 2009-10 seasons.The Eagles will stay in Class 1 for Football, and will likely remain in Class 2 for basketball. Knox County may move…
Read MoreLady Eagles Hold Off Brashear Rally To Move Over The .500 Mark
By David Sharp Knox County jumped out to a 19-4 lead early in the second quarter of a non-conference home game with Brashear. The January 28, contest saw the Lady Tigers (8-9) move within three points of the Lady Eagles (9-8) in the fourth quarter.Lorrie Peters sank a key KCHS bucket followed by another offensive…
Read MoreKnox County Eagle Boys Tame Brashear Tigers 73-45
By David Sharp Knox County (11-7) cleaned the glass for a 32-20 rebound advantage along with a 51% shooting night from the field on the way to a 73-45 victory over Brashear. The home standing Eagles sprang to a 19-9 lead and were never headed.Dennis Dent scored a game high 20 Knox County points to…
Read MoreIndians Closeout Great Game
By Herb ButlerThe Clark county Indians hosted the Davis County Mustangs on Monday, January 28. The first quarter saw both teams earn 12 first quarter points. The Indians went 0-7 from the free throw line.In the second quarter the twin towers. Colt Sommers and Michael Brennan did the scoring for the Indians, but they fell…
Read MoreJV Indians Get Win
By Herb Butler The Clark County JV Indians took on the Davis County Mustangs in Kahoka on Monday, January 28. In the opening quarter Ryan Whiston took the ball for the Indians and put in eight points, and the Indians took the quarter 14-12.The second quarter the team went flat and Davis County took control of…
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