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Body Excelsior Springs made strides on offense during its 48-10 Sept. 12 road loss to North Kansas City, according to Tigers coach Jake Danneman.

Body RUNNERS-UP Playing in a tournament at Winnetonka in Kansas City “was a great way to start the season,” according to Excelsior Springs boys soccer coach Brett McKenzie. The Tigers placed second in the tournament, going 2-1.

Body Excelsior Springs had the kind of start in its 42-0 Week 2 home loss to Winnetonka that coach Jake Danneman wants to see. Defensively, the Tigers opened the Sept.

Body Excelsior Springs coach Jake Danneman liked what he saw from his Tigers during their 41-22 season-opening loss to Belton in varsity 11-man football – at least on offense. “Offensively, we did great Friday night,” Danneman said Monday.

Body Orrick continued a football tradition after its 50-30 season-opening win over Northland Christian, but with a twist. Following the Aug.

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Body Megan Gilbertson pinpointed two areas that need work after watching her ballclub go 0-3 Aug. 30 in a seasonopening tournament at Lathrop.

Body Photos by Shawn Roney, Sports Editor.

Body On Aug. 22, varsity soccer coach Brett McKenzie and Excelsior Springs’ boys team spent some time practicing set pieces.

Body The Excelsior Springs varsity girls golf team will spend much of its regular season on the road. According to the Missouri State High School Activities Association, Excelsior Springs has only two home competitions – a Sept.