Sports

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers continue to stay in games this varsity softball season with their bats. They continue to lose them because of their defense.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers will probably see fewer fans at this year’s homecoming game than usual because of the coronavirus pandemic. Deputy Superintendent Jaret Tomlinson stated Sept.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers ran into a buzz saw Sept. 15.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – After an unexpected week off from playing because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tigers were back in action Sept. 12.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers got on a roll in girls varsity tennis. Excelsior Springs posted back-to-back dual wins in less than a week, starting with a 6-3 victory Sept.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – It did not take the Tigers long to play a varsity volleyball match under the new best-of-five-set rule. The rule came into play in their season opener against St.

MARSHALL – The Tigers made their presence felt Sept. 10 in varsity cross country action at Marshall.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Kathryn Beile has her first set and match wins as the Excelsior Springs varsity volleyball coach. The Tigers gave Beile those milestones Sept.

KANSAS CITY – The Excelsior Springs varsity boys soccer team got its first road trip out of the way last week. Playing in the Winnetonka Tournament, the Tigers visited the Staley High School and District Athletic Complex, where they placed third.

INDEPENDENCE – The Tigers already have their first top-10 finish from an individual in cross country this season. The feat was achieved during the Fort Osage Invitational Cross Country Kickoff, a Sept.