| 1st Team | |||
| Player | School | Position | Year |
| Molly Brewer | Glendale Falcons | M | 2012 |
| Emily Cline | Glendale Falcons | F | 2011 |
| Kindra Lierz | Glendale Falcons | GK | 2014 |
| Alix Opfer | Glendale Falcons | D | 2012 |
| Ashlan Fiester | Glendale Falcons | D | 2011 |
| Marin Gelsheimer | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2011 |
| Kaylee Stephens | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Katie Lynn | Kickapoo Chiefs | F | 2011 |
| Lauren Moats | Nixa Eagles | M | 2012 |
| Kristin Miller | Nixa Eagles | GK | 2011 |
| Brittany Kirkpatrick | Nixa Eagles | D | 2013 |
| Kelsey Haist | Nixa Eagles | M | 2011 |
| Jayme Braun | Ozark Tigers | M | 2011 |
| Keysha Burns | Ozark Tigers | D | 2012 |
| Morgan Davidson | Ozark Tigers | F | 2013 |
| Second Team | |||
| Kami Giese | Branson Pirates | D | 2011 |
| Amanda Hinkle | Branson Pirates | D | 2013 |
| Allison Yoakam | Glendale Falcons | D | 2013 |
| Drianna Raff | Glendale Falcons | M | 2013 |
| Sarah Kate Sprouse | Glendale Falcons | D | 2013 |
| McKenna Adams | Kickapoo Chiefs | F | 2011 |
| Miriam Melugin | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2014 |
| Brittany Baker | Kickapoo Chiefs | M | 2012 |
| McKenzie Danzer | Kickapoo Chiefs | GK | 2012 |
| Rachel Murphy | Nixa Eagles | F | 2012 |
| Shelby Zielke | Nixa Eagles | D | 2011 |
| Kelsey Bartell | Nixa Eagles | F | 2011 |
| Jackie Wacha | Ozark Tigers | F | 2011 |
| Mollie Killion | Ozark Tigers | M | 2011 |
| Honorable Mention | |||
| Dannie Weaver | Glendale Falcons | D | 2012 |
| Kate Bess | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Rachel McIntyre | Kickapoo Chiefs | D | 2011 |
| Courtney Frerichs | Nixa Eagles | M | 2011 |
| Abby Turnbull | Nixa Eagles | D | 2012 |
| Mikaela Branson | Ozark Tigers | GK | 2012 |
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Central Ozark Conference Girls Soccer Honors
Brittany Copeland, Neosho Wildcats (2011)
| 2011 Central Ozarks Conference | ||||||
| Girls Soccer –
All Conference Team |
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| 1st Team | ||||||
| Name | Grade | School | Position | |||
| Kami | Giese | 10 | Branson Pirates | D | ||
| Brittany | Copeland | 12 | Neosho Wildcats | F | ||
| Kristin | Miller | 12 | Nixa Eagles | GK | ||
| Lauren | Moats | 11 | Nixa Eagles | M | ||
| Rachel | Murphy | 11 | Nixa Eagles | F | ||
| Kelsey | Haist | 12 | Nixa Eagles | M | ||
| Brittany | Kirkpatrick | 10 | Nixa Eagles | D | ||
| Jayme | Braun | 12 | Ozark Tigers | M | ||
| Keysha | Burns | 11 | Ozark Tigers | D | ||
| Morgan | Davidson | 10 | Ozark Tigers | F | ||
| Sara | Marcott | 9 | Republic Tigers | F | ||
| Brittany | Dunn | 12 | Willard Tigers | GK | ||
| Miriam | Dashtipour | 10 | Willard Tigers | M | ||
| Macie | Cotter | 10 | Willard Tigers | F | ||
| 2nd Team | ||||||
| Name | Grade | School | ||||
| Amanda | Hinkle | 11 | Branson Pirates | D | ||
| Jamileth | Henriquez | 12 | Carthage Tigers | F | ||
| Allison | Bennett | 12 | Carthage Tigers | D | ||
| Paige | O’Neill | 10 | Neosho Wildcats | M | ||
| Erin | Ferguson | 12 | Neosho Wildcats | D | ||
| Kelsey | Bartell | 12 | Nixa Eagles | F | ||
| Shelby | Zielke | 12 | Nixa Eagles | D | ||
| Jackie | Wacha | 12 | Ozark Tigers | F | ||
| Molly | Killion | 12 | Ozark Tigers | M | ||
| Samantha | Minor | 10 | Republic Tigers | M | ||
| Carlie | Campbell | 12 | Republic Tigers | D | ||
| Lindsay | Owens | 10 | Willard Tigers | F | ||
| Torri | Thomas | 11 | Willard Tigers | D | ||
COC Soccer
The game with the most on the line tonight is a Class 2 match between District 11 foes Marshfield and Logan-Rogersville. In addition to being a Webster County derby, these two teams are part of a new five team line-up that opens one of them to becoming a District champion for the first time ever. The Blue Jays are the early pick after their first ever win over Bolivar earlier this season.
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 0
Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
Alex Cantrell scores the lone goal on a corner kick from Danielle Coffman in the first half. The Lady Jays then hold off a huge surge from Rog in the second half.
Nixa Eagles – 10
Branson Pirates – 0
Goals were scored by Payton DeHart, assisted by Kelsey Bartell; Bailey Pesek, assisted by Shelby Zielke; Brittany Kirkpatrick, assisted by DeHart; DeHart, assisted by Rachel Murphy and Pesek, assisted Halie Owen
in the first half. The second half saw goals scored by DeHart, assisted by Bartell; Bartell, assisted by Courtney Frerichs and Paige Townsend; Jordyn Hoskins, assisted by Kelsey Haist; Pesek unassisted and Jenny Hoffmann assist by Owen.
Shutout is shared by Kristin Miller and Lexi Stagner. Nixa is now 8-1. The Nixa JV won 6-0
Springfield Catholic – 8
Bolivar Liberators – 2
Freshman Nicole Ortega scored a brace (that’s two in British speak), one assisted by Emily Ortega. A brace by Shelby Hatz, one by Jordan Banasik and 3 by Natalie Smid. Bolivar goals by Jonna Welch and Mariah Roberts on a great header from an Izzy Mersch corner kick.
Willard Tigers -
Ozark Tigers –
Neosho Wildcats – 1
Carthage Tigers – 2 (2nd OT)
After taking an early lead, on Tori Eads goal in the 6th minute, the Wildcats saw the Tigers grab a 73rd minute equalizer. The game-winner was scored by senior Madolin Smith, headed for NEO A&M soccer in Miama, OK in the Fall, when she found space in the box following a counter-attack.
COC Soccer – Nixa Shocks Catholic
Kelsey Haist's goal falls under cross bar
Nixa Eagles - 2
Springfield Catholic – 1
Senior Kelsey Haist gave Nixa only their second win ever over Catholic when she buried her shot from the top of the box into the upper 90 in the 77th minute. Sr Kelsey Bartell won a ball at the top of the box, with the ball falling to junior Lauren Moats, who dribbled into the left side of the box, pulling defenders with her. Her simple ball back to the penalty circle found Haist who one-timed her shot, which was just beyond the reach of the Catholic keeper (see photo).
It was an epic battle, the type of competition that shows the levels that can be reached by players who love the game and competing, regardless of gender. Add in the fact that these two teams are very familiar with each other, stocked with Club players on each side, and it was easy to see that bragging rights were on the line as well. The Class 3 Coaches in the region, and I, identified the Eagles as the early season favorites in Class 3 and tonight they delivered on that promise. For the Fightin’ Irish, losing at any time in the season is something to take personally.
The keeper’s established the tone early. Nixa’s Kristin Miller throwing herself at the feet of Shelby Hatz on the breakaway, Goetzinger charging out beyond the box to clear a Nixa effort. Catholic broke through first, with Bekah Bade running through an attempted clearance, breaking in alone and calmly slotting her shot to the far post 13 minutes in. It was a frenetic pace, exemplified by freshman Nicole Ortega later shaking off not one but two hard tackles to get down the line before crossing the ball into the box. Somehow Nixa held on as Catholic were unable to convert any of their set pieces tonight, a critical element in the Eagle’s win.
The Eagle’s showed a confident approach to the game that only comes from experience. They played their game, run by Haist and Moats, that concentrates on simple passes, working the triangle and getting numbers into the box. The fact that they were able to bring not 11, but 17 players to that effort, led to fresher legs at the end. The tying goal was scored in the 37th minute, moved down the left side before Courtney Frerichs found Rachel Murphy near the penalty circle. Her shot bounced off a defender and into the net as the keeper was unable to recover from her initial dive. Haist got her game winner in the final 3 minutes of the second half. Coincidence? I think not.
Catholic will look back at this game and justifiably feel they could have won, with more and better opportunities in the box. Nixa was opportunistic and the game-winner came as they were imposing themselves on the Irish defense over the final 20 minutes. A simple adjustment, which reduced the breakaway opportunities Catholic was able to create in the first half, helped give Nixa the confidence to attack Catholic and get a win that will help them in late May when it matters most.
Republic Tigers – 2
Carl Junction Bulldogs – 5
Marshfield Blue Jays – 7
Branson Pirates – 0
Danielle Coffman scores four goals, Alex Cantrell scores one and has four assist. Kylea Ryser and Morgan Blackstock both add one each.
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Carthage Tigers
Branson Pirates – 0
Carthage Tigers – 3
Willard Tigers – 0
Nixa Eagles – 3
The Eagles took the lead in the first half on a goal by Kelsey Bartell, assist by Halie Owen. Lauren Moats scored two for Nixa in the second half, assisted by Courtney Frerichs and Kelsey Haist on the first one, by Rachel Murphy on the second. Shutout by Kristin Miller.
Nixa is now 6-0. The JV squad won 7-0, shutout to Lexi Stagner
Ozark Tigers – 8
Republic Tigers – 0
Ozark goals by senior Mollie Killion (3), sophomore Emily Taylor (2), sophomore Morgan Davidson (2), and senior Jayme Braun.
Springfield Catholic – 9
Marshfield Blue Jays – 1
Catholic got goals from Shelby Hatz (2), Natalie Smid (2), Nicole Ortega (2), Jordan Banasik, Michelle Garrison and Lydia Holtmann. Marshfield goal by Alex Cantrell.
Bolivar Liberators -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
Monday – Republic, Nixa, Warrensburg grab Wins
Tabitha Iles, Republic Tigers (2014)
Hillcrest Hornets – 0
Republic Tigers – 4
The Tiger’s visited Hillcrest today and faced an early District challenge against the Hornets. The key difference between these two teams at the moment is the scoring capabilities the Tiger’s have discovered in their freshman class. The Tiger’s took the lead in the first half from Tabitha Iles, who also scored the last goal today. The second half saw freshman Sierra Casagrande extending the lead with a direct kick from 26 yards that flew straight into the upper corner of the net. Senior captain Sam Minor was credited with the 3rd goal, scored from a scramble inside the six yard box.
This is a good Hillcrest team, with some key components in place. I’ll have more details once I have a roster.
Camdenton Lakers – 1
Nixa Eagles – 2
Camdenton took a first half lead, on Freshman midfielder Whitney Snow’s direct free kick in the 37th minute, only to see Nixa come from behind to remain undefeated. Jr Lauren Moats, assisted by Abby Turnbull, got the 1st goal for Nixa. Paige Townsend got the game-winner, assisted by Kelsey Bartell.
Central Bulldogs – 2
Warrensburg Tigers – 5
A lively game this evening as the Bulldogs shrugged off Saturday’s loss and came out strong against Warrensburg, who will battle Harrisonville and Bolivar for the Class 2 District title. The Tigers have a pair of forwards that any team would benefit from, both front runners with a nose for the goal (#8 and #11). The game was 3-0 when I arrived late in the first half but it was Central who were pushing forward regularly.
Freshman Aspen Hawkins and sophomore Lauren Zeh run the midfield for the Bulldogs and the pair never stop moving, and seem to have already evolved an unspoken communication, despite only a month together. With freshman Analyn Salvato up top, the trio are as fast as any three players in the region. Their goals exposed Warrensburg weakness, which is a lack of pace. The first goal came late in the first half when Aspen’s direct kick from 30+ yards escaped the keepers initial effort to corral it and Salvato was there to bury the rebound. In the second half, Hawkins simple through ball allowed Zeh to outpace the defense from midfield and as she does regularly, despite the keepers diving attempt, Zeh kept the ball in front of her and slipped the rebound into the empty net.
Warrensburg is an experienced team and midfielder #7 seems to set the tone for the Tigers. Play simple, let the ball do the work and exploit their strength up top. She also contributed a goal of her own when she hammered a half-volley that had bounced out to her, burying it high and away from the keeper. A good road win on a cold and blustery day that will prepare them for District play.
Springfield Catholic – 4
Ozark Tigers – 1
Game determined by the wind. Ozark had the wind in the first half and went to the break with a 1-0 lead on a goal by Jackie Wacha assisted by Mollie Killion. Catholic scored 4 in the second half with the wind. Bekah Bade assisted by Shelby Hatz, Emily Ortega assisted by Natalie Smid, Nicole Ortega assisted by Hatz, and Smid from a penalty kick.
McAuley Warriors – 6
Branson Pirates – 0
The Warriors are benefiting from the decision to combine their sports programs with College Heights Christian last Summer. Rather than dressing 10 as they did at times in 2010, they have a full bench and the ability to get out and compete for 80 minutes now. Goals this evening came from Sammy Graham (2), Ashton Gilliam (2), Lucy Borgmeyer and Ally Adrian. Candy Lake and Annie Carter combine for the shut out in goal.
Jeff City Jays – 1
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
JV Jeff City 2 Lebanon 0
Joplin Eagles – 6
Neosho Wildcats – 1
Willard Tigers – 0
Bolivar Liberators – 3
First half goals scored by Magana & Mersch send Liberators to win
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Monday Games – Ozark Gets COC Win
Jonna Welch, Bolivar Liberators (2011)
Ozark Tigers – 2
Bolivar Liberators – 1
The Tiger’s move to 1-1 on the season with their COC win over the Liberators. Jonna Welch scored for Bolivar in the Liberator’s first match of the season.
Lebanon Yellowjackets -
Neosho Wildcats -
Carthage Tigers – 1
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats – 2 (1st OT)
Senior Stevie Heidzig hit a PK in the 2nd half while Tawney Stowell hit the game winner 30 sec. in to overtime for the Wildcats who were visiting Carthage.
JV. Rogersville 4, Carthage 1
Nixa Eagles – 6
Waynesville Tigers – 1
Nixa got goals in the 1st half from Kelsey Bartell, assist by Rachel Murphy and Payton DeHart, assist by Lauren Moats. In the second half, goals by DeHart, assist by Kelsey Haist; DeHart, unassisted; PK by Kelsey Haist
and a goal by Lauren Moats, assist by Halie Owen.
Nixa is now 3-0. Nixa JV 2, Waynesville 0, shutout by Lexi Stagner.
Branson Pirates – 1
Greenwood Blue Jays – 5
Greenwood Goals were scored by Mary Margaret Kirkman (3), Anna Grace Kirkman and Kelsey Nau
Rolla Bulldogs vs West Plains Zizzers – canceled due to snow/field conditions
Stover vs Osage Indians – canceled due to snow
Friday Game Reports
McKenzie Danzer, Kickapoo Chiefs (2012)
Kickapoo Chiefs – 3
Blue Springs South – 1
The Chiefs got the game-winner in the first half from a reliable source. McKenna Adams was sent into the offensive end with a simple ball over the top of the defense and she buried it when the defense failed to anticipate her attack angle. The second goal was scored by Brittani Baker late in the half when her cross from the right side slipped past the goalkeeper and rolled into the open net. Senior midfield general Marin Gelsheimer scored the third goal 16 minutes into the second half to open up the lead for the Chiefs.
The game was never certain for Kickapoo however, despite controlling the majority of play. Both early goals benefited from keeper errors and as the game progressed, the limited bench the Chiefs have (only 30 players total, 15 on varsity at the moment) led to some sloppy play late. A penalty kick, when a fatigued defender took down a BSS player in the box, was saved by Danzer and a break-away midway through the second half was also rejected when Danzer dove into the play near the top of her box. The goal was scored on a cross to the near post that was flicked over the defender and keeper and tapped into an open net by BSS’s fireplug midfielder, #2.
On a more positive note (I try) the Chiefs showed very good communication and play before fatigue set in. Gelsheimer and freshman Miriam Melugin will go toe-to-toe with the other key midfield teams in the area (Brewer-Opfer at Glendale and Haist-Moats at Nixa) while McKenna Adams and Kaylee Stephens offer the Chiefs strong senior leadership down the middle of the pitch. More later with my District 11 preview early next week.
Ozark Tigers – 0
Park Hill South – 8
Carthage Tigers – 0
Parkview Vikings – 5
Sr Kelsey Loderhose and Emma Chilton each scored two goals tonight for the visitors plus an own goal. An early District 12 win as Parkview has moved West to join Carthage, Joplin, Neosho and Willard.
Harrison (AR) Goblins – 5
West Plains Zizzers – 0
Camdenton Lakers – 2
Marshfield Blue Jays – 0
Goals were scored by junior Meagan D’Arcy and senior Ashleigh Paschel. Haley Baker had an assist. Shutout was shared by seniors Jess Colliver and Sandy Shore.
Lebanon Yellowjackets – 0
Nixa Eagles – 7
Another shutout for the Eagles. First half goals were scored by Kelsey Bartell, assist by Lauren Moats; Moats, assist by Courtney Frerichs and Paige Townsend, assist by Rachel Murphy. Second half goals were scored by Courtney Frerichs, assist by Moats; Murphy, assist by Halie Owen, Murphy unassisted and Brittany Kirkpatrick, assisted by Bartell. Shutout by Kristin Miller
JV game was won by Nixa 2-0. Shutout: Lexi Stagner
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Class 3 Girls Soccer – Nixa Eagles Will Face Rock Bridge Saturday
Kelsey Bartell, Nixa tumbles in front of Brittany Dunn, Willard goalkeeper
Willard Tigers (13-12) – 0
In a season that matched the TV series “Lost” for twist and turns, a pair of Central Ozark Conference squads met this evening to battle for a chance to reach the Quarterfinals. Both teams were coming off emotional wins, having earned their first ever District titles and now faced the opportunity of being one game away from the State Final 4.
The Tiger’s came out disciplined and fronted the Eagle’s in an organized fashion but were unable to match the Eagle’s attacking prowess. In the first minute of the match, junior Kelsey Bartell streaked into the area but the Tiger’s fine goalkeeper, Brittany Dunn was there to meet her and pull in the ball as Bartell tumbled (pictured). That set the tone for the game however as the teams worked to break through.
Nixa got what turned out the be the game-winner eleven minutes in when a ball came from the far right side to the left where junior Kelsey Haist was waiting. As she turned to goal, she cut the ball back and stepped free of her defender just long enough to get off a shot that slid just inside the left upright while never leaving the surface from about 16 yards out.
Bartell scored the final two goals for the Eagles as the diminutive striker, who is willing to run full speed into the tightest spots, scored in the 33rd and 67th minutes for the final margin. Her first came as sophomore Lauren Moats got to the endline and sent a ball into the six yard box. Bartell charged in and somehow got it between the upright and a charging Dunn, staying upright the entire time this time around.
Bartell and Moats hooked up again for the final goal. Moats came all the way back into the defensive third to pick up a ball along the sideline. After controlling the ball and sprinting down the line, Moats threaded a diagonal ball to split a pair of defenders and send Bartell into the box unmarked. Patience and a simple ball to the far post beat Dunn’s best efforts.
The Tiger’s will be well prepared to defend their title next season, returning 8 starters including Dunn. With Rebekah Mann (#17) and Deshann Rexroat (#16) graduating, it’s imperative that this young squad find central midfielders with the intelligence and work ethic both exhibited this season but there are several candidates including three freshman – Regan Textor, Macie Cotter and Miriam Dashtipour. The key will be be scoring. That responsibility will fall to a new coach as Coach Geoff Meiss has stepped down from his position, after setting new records for the program, including the District title. A new coach has been identified and an announcement is expected once the Board approves it. Congratulations to Coach Meiss and the girls on their success!
Rolla Bulldogs (13-9-2) – 0
Columbia Rock Bridge Bruins (11-11-2) – 4
Final
The Eagles will now face the Bruins in the Quarterfinal on Saturday May 29th at 1:00 pm. The game will be played at the Waynesville Middle School (former HS) on the turf. The winner will move onto the Final 4 Friday June 4th at 7:00 pm. The opponent will come from the four teams listed below.
Jackson Indians - 1
Pattonville Pirates – 2
Francis Howell – 1 (2 OT)
Ursuline Academy – 0
The Winner’s – Pattonville and Francis Howell – play on Saturday at 7:00 pm at the AB Center in Fenton.
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Nixa Eagles Win On Moat’s Goal In Final Seconds
Lauren Moats (Nixa 2011) Celebrates Game Winner
#4 Ozark Tigers – 1
#5 Nixa Eagles – 2
Eleven days ago, the Eagles faced off against Ozark for the Central Ozark Conference title, only to fall in PK’s after tying the game with 7 min remaining. It was the fourth District game that the Eagle’s had lost by a goal or in PK’s, pushing them to the 5th seed in the playoffs. A team with all of the necessary components but one that had not ‘found it’s identity’ yet in the words of one father. While not a full butterfly, this chrysalis may be ready to shed the pupa holding it back with tonights win.
The game started quickly and Nixa forced Ozark keeper Paige Hemphill to come out to stop a foray in the 3rd minute. While Nixa was maintaining the majority of the possession, the Tiger’s came close a couple of times in the first 20 minutes, primarily due to a defense that was offering too much time and space in the box. Only Ozark’s inability to get a shot on frame kept the Eagles close. The Tiger’s did break through in the 27th when a strong run down the right side by Hadleigh Jordan, followed by her square ball, created an opportunity for Jordan Taylor in the six yard box. It skipped past as Eagle keeper Kristin Miller came out but Danielle Poivre was waiting at the far post to tap in the loose ball.
The Tiger’s lead held late although Jayme Braun was called upon to clear balls off the line not once but twice, in the 32nd after Kelsey Haist send Courtney Frerich in alone but her shot was parried, and again in the 45th minute following a corner kick.
The Eagles finally broke through, tying the score when Kelsey Haist buried her penalty kick following a foul on Kelsey Bartell in the box on a set piece. The opportunity came about from a hustle play by Moats who chased down a ball on the right side the defense and everyone else thought was going to roll out. Moats didn’t give up on it, kept it in play and ran towards the box when she was tripped from behind just outside the area. The free kick by Haist was followed by the foul and the goal.
The previous result was fresh in both teams minds but this was a new Eagle’s squad as Head Coach Evan Palmer made some changes during the course of the game. The key one was giving freshman Jordyn Hoskins (#2) significant minutes in central midfield during the second half as well as moving Haist into the middle with her. The additional energy and pace created more pressure as the Eagle’s stayed fresher going to the final minutes. The Tiger’s made one final foray in the 77th minute that almost broke the Eagle’s hearts but junior Courtney Frerich’s came off the goal line following a corner kick and chested a loose ball away from danger.
The Eagle’s game winner came minutes later as Kelsey Bartell went high to intercept a ball, freshman Fitzpatrick stepped up to collect the clearance and carry the ball all the way to the box before her cross set up the game-winner.
The Eagle’s face off against Parkview on Wednesday. The two teams faced each other March 30th, in a scoreless game that was decided by penalty kicks, with Nixa falling 4-5 in PK’s.
Marin Gelsheimer, Kickapoo Chiefs (2011)
#6 Branson Pirates – 0
Marin Gelsheimer (pictured) scored a pair of goals, the first in the 7th minute as she buried a shot from 22 yards into the side netting and a similar goal in the 18th that skipped underneath a diving goalkeeper. Additional goals by McKenna Adams, Danielle Smulczenski (2), Casey Weitzel and Megan Manes provided the final margin.
The Chief’s get a rematch with the Glendale Falcon’s as a result, on Wednesday evening following graduation ceremonies early next week. Glendale has won the two previous games against Kickapoo, with a 4-2 win in March and 3-1 on Wednesday this week.
Wednesday’s Semifinals
The delay is due to the fact that Monday and Tuesday are graduation ceremonies for SPS schools
5:00 pm: #1 Parkview vs. #5 Nixa
7:00 pm: #2 Glendale vs. #3 Kickapoo
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