Bryan Hudnell is a News/Sports Multimedia Journalist at his current employer. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including football, soccer, baseball, and basketball, while also delving into the sports business and competitive sports landscape. Additionally, Bryan explores themes related to events and conferences, particularly in the context of event technology and the BFSI sector.
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The No. 15 ranked Missouri Tigers fell to No. 19 Kentucky, 91-83, at Mizzou Arena Saturday.
An impressive showing from Mid-Missouri's high school girls basketball teams continued on Saturday with seven schools keeping their state title hopes alive.
By: Bryan Hudnell
Missouri Gymnastics flipped into the record book with a school-record best score of 198.100 in their win over Auburn at the Hearnes Center Sunday.
By: Bryan Hudnell
Tolton got the job done in their 59-44 win against Strafford in the Class 4 state sectional round Monday night.
After trailing by as much as 13 points, Helias rallied back to take down Rolla, 60-55, to take the Class 5 District 5 District Championship Monday night.
By: Bryan Hudnell
Columbia — Over a week has come and gone in Missouri Football's spring practice schedule.
After a 21-10 regular season and 10 conference wins, the stage is set for Missouri Men's Basketball for this week's Southeastern Conference Tournament.
Four area teams had their seasons come to an end on Saturday in the state quarterfinals.
The Helias Lady Crusaders partied like it was 2022 in their 43-32 win over Marshfield in the Class 4 state quarterfinals Saturday.
Missouri Softball capped off a successful weekend with a dominating 17-0 win against Kansas City Sunday at Mizzou Softball Stadium.
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