Sports

Softballers go 2-3 while battling heat in Cameron

Body CAMERON – The Tigers had to fight the elements when they played in the season-opening Cameron Softball Tournament, Excelsior Springs varsity coach Megan Rawie acknowledged. “This weekend definitely tested us with being in the heat for six-plus hours each day,” Rawie said.
SENIOR FIRST BASEMAN Ariana Reynolds makes a play for Excelsior Springs during tournament play over the weekend at Cameron. TIM HARLAN | SUBMITTED

ESFA returns to the gridiron with four youth teams

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – Youth football is underway again in town. The Excelsior Springs Football Association is fielding four teams this season – a combination of second- and third-graders, a fourth-grade team, a fifthgrade team and a sixth-grade team.

Tigers hope 2020 gridiron reps will pay off in 2021

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers have high expectations this football season, based in part on what happened last season. “A lot of our kids have had a thousand repetitions, and with what we do, that is going to be a big benefit for us this year,” coach Mark Faubion said.
SENIOR DACEY HALL carries the football during drills at a preseason practice at Tiger Stadium. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff

Excelsior Springs netters return five

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers look to continue improving upon their last two seasons of girls tennis with the return of five players who saw varsity action last season. Junior Anna Selby will start in the No.
ANNA SELBY will occupy the No. 1 singles spot this fall for the Tigers. DUSTIN DANNER | Staff

ESHS XC teams take aim at state

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The Tigers have a lofty goal for their varsity cross country teams this season: They want to send as many runners to state as possible. A postseason format change by the Missouri State High School Activities Association could help the Tigers achieve that goal.
TYLER RUMORE excelsior springs senior
Subscribe to Sports