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Body STILL HOOPING IT UP Booker O’Neill is continuing his basketball career. O’Neill, who’s set to graduate high school Friday from Excelsior Springs, has signed to play for the men’s team at Baker University in Baldwin, Kan.
ADDISON CHAPMAN (left) fights for the lead in the girls 100-meter high hurdles at Class 1 District 4 competition. Also shown is Orrick teammate Natalie Cox (right). SHAWN RONEY | Staff

CLAY/RAY SPORTS NOTEBOOK

Body WINNING BIG Excelsior Springs is romping past its opponents on its latest varsity baseball winning streak. The baseballers had won four straight entering Wednesday’s road meeting with Smithville, outscoring their opponents 44-3 during that stretch.

Latest campaign ends for ES netters

Body Odessa got Excelsior Springs again in varsity boys tennis. Less than two weeks after falling to the Bulldogs 6-3 at Excelsior Springs, the Tigers lost to Odessa 5-0 Monday in the dual, or “team,” portion of the Class 1 District 4 Tournament.
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS sophomore Tyler Wartner prepares to serve during a singles match in the individual portion of the Class 1 District 4 Tournament. SHAWN RONEY | Staff

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Body ALMOST A HAT TRICK Kinley Rogers was almost unbeatable in the throwing events at the Mineral Water Classic. Rogers, who’s set to graduate high school this month from Excelsior Springs, won the discus and shot put at the April 24 track and field meet at Tiger Stadium.
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