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Two Platte County R-3 lady golfers will be headed to the state tournament next week after finishing in the Top 20 at the Class 3 District 4 Tournament on Monday, Oct. 14, at Eagles Landing in Belton.
For the fourth time in five years, the Platte County girls’ volleyball team is district champions and headed to the quarterfinals this Saturday at home.
The Tobacco Stick is back in Weston after the West Platte Blue Jays came from behind in the second half to beat North Platte 28-14 at home on Friday, Oct. 25.
By: Sydni Fafasciano, Dennis Sharkey
The Park Hill South Panthers’ girls’ volleyball team came from behind to win the Battle of the Hills in the Class 5 District 8 semifinals at Staley High School on Saturday, Oct. 26, thus ending the season of its rival Park Hill.
By: Tanner Jenks, Dennis Sharkey
Both of Platte County’s cross country teams will be headed to Gans Creek in Columbia this Saturday, Nov. 9, with a lot of confidence after dominating the Class 4 District 4 Championships at Jesse James Park in Kearney on Saturday, Nov. 2.
By: Madilynn Conklin, Dennis Sharkey
Six runners, five boys, and one girl, will compete this Friday, Nov. 8, in the Missouri Class 5 State Cross Country Championships at Gans Creek in Columbia.
By: Dennis Sharkey
A pair of Platte County swimmers collected medals and made history at the Missouri Class 1 Swimming and Diving Championships on Saturday, Nov. 16, at the St. Peter’s Rec-Plex.
Park Hill senior swimmer Jack Stanley ends his high school career with three medals in the 100-yard backstroke, including an eighth-place finish this season at the Missouri Class 2 Swimming and Diving Championships on Friday, Nov. 15, at St. Peter’s Rec-Plex.
A Park Hill South senior collected medals in two events, and some younger swimmers got some valuable Day 2 experience at the Missouri Class 2 Swimming and Diving Championships on Friday, Nov. 15.
Five of the area’s wrestling teams competed at the regional KC Stampede Classic, which featured teams from as far away as Texas.
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