Arron Hustead is a Sports Writer at Missourian Publishing Company and Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including individual and team sports, competitive and professional sports, as well as sports business. Arron has also explored themes related to architecture, planning, and event technology.
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Arron's reporting mostly covers local sporting events with a focus on high school sports, particularly basketball, wrestling, swimming, and football awards. His coverage is heavily event-focused. If you have news about upcoming or ongoing local sporting events in Missouri or Washington that involve high school teams or individual achievements in these specific sports, your pitch may pique Arron's interest.
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Four players will be back on the American Legion baseball field for the St. Clair Post 347 Juniors from last summer.
One of Washington’s most prolific goal scorers will play collegiate soccer at the highest level this fall.
By: Arron Hustead
For the New Haven Post 366 Juniors, the names are largely the same. The team has 10 players who represented Post 366 on either the Junior or Freshman roster in 2025, or in some cases both.
By: Arron Hustead
Kloey O'Connell to the rescue. A second-half brace for O'Connell, a Washington senior, in the second half Friday, lifted Washington (12-11-1) to
By: Arron Hustead
Two goals per half were enough for Helias Friday. Pacific (14-4-1) ended its season in the Class 3 District 4 semifinals with a 4-0 loss to the Lady Crusaders (17-5).
By: Arron Hustead
Who'd have thought a bunch of club baseball players from an out of state college would make the Cardinals the most fun and energetic team in baseball two months into this season?
State track’s larger class finals will have to make due without the red and gray of St. Clair this year.
It took two overtimes for a reigning state trophy team to find the only goal of the championship round Saturday at Pacific.
By: Arron Hustead
Pacific will send just three athletes to the state track finals this year, but they will compete in a combined six events.
Elsberry Post 226 was able to double its lead in the final inning Tuesday to open the Junior Legion schedule with a win.
