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Excelsior Springs is on another winning streak this season in varsity boys soccer. With a win Monday over visiting Truman of Independence, the Tigers had won three straight entering Thursday’s road meeting with Smithville.
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Gabby Scrivener led the way for Excelsior Springs when the Tigers played in two recent varsity girls golf tournaments. The junior shot a 113 (+41) for her 18hole, par-72 round to finish as the team’s No.
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Entering Thursday’s road meeting with Wellington-Napoleon, Orrick was seeking to do something it hadn’t done since 2017: win four straight varsity volleyball matches. Coach Mackenzie Ketterman and her Bearcats were 5-12 overall entering the I-70 Conference meeting.
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Excelsior Springs cross country coach Stephen Houck and his Tigers won’t have to leave town for their next meet. The Tigers are set to run again Oct.
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Excelsior Springs has piled up the runs lately in varsity softball. Counting Monday’s rout of visiting Winnetonka, the Tigers had outscored their opponents 37-18 over their last three games.
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Excelsior Springs varsity girls tennis coach Richie Marsh would probably say his Tigers’ winning streak in duals is no fluke. “The girls are playing really good tennis right now and they are coming ready to work every day,” Marsh said.
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Excelsior Springs has its first Greater Kansas City Suburban Conference-Blue Division dual victory this season in varsity girls golf. The Tigers got the win against Winnetonka, a Kansas City-based school, Sept.