Jamie Hall
SportsNovember 28, 2003
'Little bit of everything' is Hornets' wild cardJim Hall doesn't sound like a coach trying to replace five starters from last season's team. Chalk it up to recent experience. Hall's team a year ago entered its season lacking experience, size and depth. The result was 21 wins and a second-place district finish. A...SportsNovember 28, 2003
Mellies leaves big gap in scoring, inside playThe goal: Replace Andrew Mellies. One solution: Joel Price, Phillip Brock, Daniel Ellinghouse and T.J. Crowden. Eagle Ridge Christian School coach Tony Hammack says the four returning starters have the potential to lift their team to an even better finish than last...SportsNovember 28, 2003
Eagle Ridge sets new plan after No. 2 finishEagle Ridge Christian School came within a win of a state championship last season. Now Donna Powell is making a change that she hopes will get the team to the next step. Last year's state runners-up in the Missouri Christian School Activities Association tournamen...SportsNovember 28, 2003
Bobcats look for new leaders after state runA big finish last season should have a lasting affect on this year's team, Delta coach Randy White says. It's one of only a few guarantees for a team that ranks among one of White's youngest. Delta graduated all five of its seniors -- four of them starters -- from ...SportsNovember 28, 2003
Cubs return speed, add size for title chaseA state championship two years ago served as motivation for last season's team. It turns out a loss in the regional round of the playoffs might serve as motivation, too. Bell City returns a pair of starters from a 24-6 team that saw its season end with a loss to Cl...SportsOctober 30, 2003
Roller hockey club picks up a preseason winjhall Even before the season began, the SEMO Roller Hockey Club gained a huge victory. The Cape Girardeau-based club that fielded just one squad last year in the Collegiate Roller Hockey League expanded to two this season thanks to an overall roster that includes a...SportsOctober 16, 2003
Annual cycling event takes path to new heightsjhall Even Jan Gerard sounds a little surprised when she talks about the growth of Tour de Cape. Saturday's fourth annual event grew to 387 riders -- that's up from 250 last year and 103 in 2000. The noncompetitive event featured rides of up to 100 miles through Ca...SportsOctober 11, 2003
Weekend wins help drag racer reverse a so-so yearTwo wins worth $7,000 have a way of turning around a less-than-perfect season in a hurry. Ron Simmons of Cape Girardeau picked up a pair of big-money victories at the Sikeston Drag Strip the past two weekends to give his season a late-year push. He won $5,000 in th...SportsOctober 9, 2003
Charter finds a place for new classic additionClassic sports lovers, this channel's for you. A spokeswoman at Charter Communications confirmed Wednesday what the handy on-screen channel guide has been saying for a few days: ESPN Classic will debut soon in areas service by Charter, which includes Cape Girardeau...SportsOctober 3, 2003
Cute move St. Francis baby turns into Cubs rooterIt's all about the Cubs, baby. Cape Girardeau's most-watched toddler -- the nameless, diaper-wearing baby on the billboard on Route K in front of St. Francis Medical Center -- has a new favorite team this week and has the cap to back it up. A Cubs hat went atop the...Advertisement
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