Throughout the storied career of the Neosho track and field program, there isn't much that hasn't already been accomplished in the 30-plus years of the program.

After a season that saw them rack up a 47-13 record, three innings turned out to be what ended it all for the Crowder baseball team as they fell to Maple Woods in the championship game of the Region 16 Tournament 9-6 on Sunday.

One big inning helped the Seneca Indians pound Cassville 11-0 in five innings and advance to the Class 4, District 11 championship on Tuesday.

It took two overtimes to decide a winner at the Class 2, District 12 Soccer Tournament on Monday, but the Carthage Lady Tigers came out on top 3-2 over Neosho.

Neosho’s Justin McKee was part of two district championships, one individual and one team, at the Class 4, District 6 Track and Field Championships on Saturday at Branson High School.

The Crowder Roughriders hope for a repeat of Saturday today. If they do that, they’re Region 16 champions.

After falling to Joplin in team districts earlier in the week, the Neosho tennis team didn’t manage to send any individuals to sectionals either as they fell at individual districts in Joplin on Friday to conclude Neosho’s season.

In a final tune up before district play opens for them on Monday, the Seneca baseball team took on Miller in a late-scheduled regular season finale and came away with a 4-3 win in eight innings on Friday.

A comeback victory kicked off Crowder’s run at a region championship on Wednesday as they downed St. Charles Community College 7-3 in the first round of the Region 16 Tournament at Wilson-Rozier Field.

The road to Grand Junction, Colo., and the NJCAA Division I World Series begins today for the Crowder Roughriders as they begin postseason play in the NJCAA Region 16 Tournament at Wilson-Rozier Field in Farmington, Mo.

A total of six Seneca Indians landed on the Big 8 Conference all-conference team, not including head coach Chris Yust, who was named Coach of the Year.

The Diamond baseball team picked up a pair of victories this week as they closed out the regular season with a 10-0 blanking of College Heights in six innings on Tuesday at Diamond High School.

After pulling out their first victory in the first round of team districts in thrilling fashion on Monday, the Neosho tennis team fell to Joplin on Tuesday in the second round.

Not scheduled to play again until the second round of the Class 4, District 11 Tournament next week, the Seneca Indians squeezed in a last-second addition to the schedule when they traveled to take on Clever Monday.

The Neosho boys and girls eighth grade track and field teams set new records and had nine individual medalists at the Tri-County Conference Meet at Junge Stadium in Joplin on Thursday.

The Neosho Youth Soccer program completed its season with a bang last week at the Neosho Youth Soccer Fields. Three of the final five games of the season were decided by two points or less as teams fought in a pair of championship games.

The weather wasn’t perfect, but the Neosho Lady Wildcats were on Thursday.

Three Neosho girls and one boys relay team were crowned Central Ozark Conference champions on Wednesday at the COC Large Schools Meet in Ozark, Mo.

The No. 6 Crowder Roughriders can credit their pitching staff for a great deal of the success they’ve had this season. That success is now being recognized as, for the second week in a row, a member of the Roughriders pitching staff has been named NJCAA Division I Pitcher of the Week.

The East Newton Patriots continued their winning ways on Thursday as they downed McDonald County 16-6 in five innings on a cold and soggy night at McDonald County High School.

The Crowder Lady ‘Riders softball team is seeing the awards piling in after finishing its season last weekend at the Region 16 Tournament in Columbia, Mo.

It’s been a long time coming for the Seneca Indians, but they claimed their first outright Big 8 Conference championship on Wednesday with a 10-0 victory over Mount Vernon in six innings.

Jake Wood crushed a two-run single in the top of the first to help set the tone for the McDonald County Mustangs on Wednesday as they topped Carl Junction 5-2 at Carl Junction High School.

Three big innings were enough for Fort Scott Community College to get past Crowder 12-10 on Wednesday.

Diamond sophomore Maghen Dresslaer went from near the bottom of the standings to the very top in one throw on Tuesday, and that throw of 88'7 crowned her Spring River Valley Conference champion in the discus.

Neosho native and current Pittsburg State University senior softball player Kreslee Ketcham has been selected for the second time this season as MIAA Hitter of the Week.

Neosho hosted the junior high Central Ozark Conference Track Meet on Monday at Bob Anderson Stadium, with Neosho’s 8th grade boys taking third overall.

It was the luck of the draw, perhaps, that bit the East Newton Patriots on Tuesday as they picked a bad time to tangle with the Carl Junction Bulldogs.