Russell Korando is a Sports Editor for Leader Publications, focusing on local sports in Jefferson County, Missouri. With a passion for covering high school athletics, Russell provides in-depth previews, recaps, and features on various sports teams and athletes in the area.
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Russell Korando's focus is exclusively on local sports, particularly high school events and achievements. His articles cover a wide range of local sports activities including wrestling, basketball, football, soccer among others. If you have news or stories related to high school sports within the United States with a particular emphasis on Missouri and Jefferson County in mind, it would be suitable for Russell Korando.
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The Jefferson College men's basketball season begins at home against Lewis and Clark Community College on Nov. 1.
By: Russell Korando
The win over Northwest featured a gritty performance by Jaguar pitcher Aedin Dempsey.
By: Russell Korando, Lisa Rigdon
On Oct. 18, Eureka (4-0 Suburban Conference Yellow pool) took control of McCluer (2-6, 1-3 Suburban Conference Green Pool) early, scoring three touchdowns in the first quarter of a 47-2 romp.
Festus (5-12) and Windsor (5-11) are the eight and seven seeds respectively in District 2.
By: Russell Korando
Bryant Wright could have jogged off into retirement years ago with his place as a hall of fame honoree secured.
Hillsboro piled up more than 500 yards of offense and intercepted five passes to rout visiting Sikeston 55-22 in the first round of the Class 4 District 1 playoffs Nov. 1.
By: Russell Korando
Eureka’s Levi Fieser tackles Rockwood Summit’s Kindall Young last month in the Wildcats’ 36-7 win. Eureka has posted two shutouts this season.
The Festus girls won the Class 4 title with 81 points, 10 better than runner-up West Plains, followed by Parkway Central (103) and Bolivar (134).
By: Russell Korando
The Festus football team beat North County 35-10 in the Class 4 District 1 playoffs, but that didn't keep the Tiger head coach from punishing his team.
Eureka scored 104 points to win their first state girls cross country championship and the second for the school in the sport, alongside the boys Class 3A title in 1998.
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