After two disappointing losses in pool play, the Southwest Missouri Warriors, comprised of players from Seneca, Diamond, Carthage and Riverton, Kan., fought their way back with six consecutive victories to capture the USSSA ‘AA’ 13-year-old state title in Nevada on June 20.

Boys and girls T-ball results from Morse Park action.

After playing one if its worst games of the summer last Friday, the Neosho Nighthawks American Legion baseball team redeemed itself Monday.

One out away from a close victory, things went haywire defensively for the Neosho Nightriders American Legion “AA” team against Aurora Post 126 Monday night.

Facing the Nevada Red Sox, the Neosho Nighthawks were unable to get much going Friday night.

In need of some big hits, East Newton’s Clayton Miller delivered.

The first night in the 3rd Annual Marcus O’Hara Wood Bat Tournament in Monett was good and bad for McDonald County Post 392.

In a matter of minutes, the McDonald County American Legion baseball team saw the highs and the lows of baseball Thursday night.

The Neosho Nightriders, the “AA” American Legion baseball team, pulled out a dramatic two-game sweep over visiting Joplin Thursday night in District 15 action at Roy B. Shaver Stadium.

For the second year in a row, Neosho will be represented at a major college football bowl game.

Her final season turned out to be the best season for McDonald County’s Desera ‘Des’ Reece.

After afternoon showers hit the Granby area, the Carthage Merchants and East Newton Rockets decided to relocate to Carthage for Wednesday’s District 15 baseball game.

There has been a little bit of tinkering with the baseball roster by Crowder head coach Travis Lallemand in recent weeks.

Currently, out of the 15 COC Conference schools, Neosho R-5 School District is the only one that does not offer seventh grade track and field.

The Neosho Nightriders Jr. American Legion team split a doubleheader with Carthage at Carl Lewton Stadium Monday night.