Bryan Hudnell is a News/Sports Multimedia Journalist with a focus on local sports in Missouri, specifically in Columbia. With a passion for covering high school and college sports, Bryan provides in-depth coverage and analysis of games, tournaments, and athletes in the area.
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In a matchup of two Mid-Missouri heavyweights, Tipton Girls Basketball came out on top over Helias, 59-54, Tuesday night.
Lincoln Women's Basketball fell short to Principia, 58-46, at Jason Gym on Saturday.
By: Bryan Hudnell
William Woods Men's Basketball kept up its winning ways in the team's 74-43 win over Hannibal-LaGrange Saturday at Anderson Arena.
A 24-point outing from sophomore Trent Pierce propelled Missouri Men's Basketball to an 88-61 win against Long Island University Saturday at Mizzou Arena.
Missouri Women's Basketball earned its 10th win of the season after a 78-57 win over Lipscomb Sunday.
Both Tipton and Linn advanced on in the Linn Holiday Classic in the girls side of bracket Tuesday.
Rock Bridge Boys Basketball head coach Jim Scanlon crossed a major milestone in Tuesday's 87-31 win over Central (Kansas City).
Father Tolton, Hickman, and Blair Oaks were among Tuesday's winners of what was a busy slate of high school boys basketball.
By: Bryan Hudnell
In high school girls basketball, Battle fell to Liberty North at home while Hallsville got the job done over New Bloomfield on Wednesday.
After trailing at halftime, it was Collin and Carson Parker who stole the show for Columbia College in their 88-79 win over Ottawa on Wednesday.
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