News in Ashland, Missouri
Volleyball: Southern Boone loses
ASHLAND, Mo. -- The Mexico Lady Bulldogs defeated the Southern Boone Lady Eagles 25-14, 25-17 on Wednesday night. The Lady Eagles host Hallsville tonight.Volleyball: Centralia downs So. Boone ASHLAND, Mo. -- The Southern Boone Lady Eagles dropped their second match of the season Tuesday, falling to Centralia 18-25, 8-25. Southern Boone (0-2) will host Mexico today.
Varsity 541 ASHLAND — Ashland High senior middle Sam Boehnke put away nine kills and helped the Grizzlies dominate the net for the second match in a row in a Southern Oregon Conference-opening win over Crater Thursday at Mountain Avenue Gym.
SOU steps up its sustainability ASHLAND — In an effort to further polish its reputation as a hub of green and sustainable thinking and practices, Southern Oregon University has joined a more demanding program called STARS — Sustainability, Tracking, Assessment & Rating System.
Ashland opens new season with hard-fought victory Ashland rode a dominating effort by middles Teague Teece and Sam Boehnke to a season-opening, four-set win over Cascade Christian in nonconference volleyball action Tuesday night at Mountain Avenue Gym.
Eagle Knoll trips up Osage golf School of the Osage had a rough day on the golf course at Eagle Knoll in Ashland. The Lady Indians finished third in a triangular match with Southern Boone and Helias.
The Bulldog Report Reports published September 9, 2010 in The Mexico Ledger
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Cuba dominates homecoming game Sometimes, if you’re lucky, the plan goes according to plan. Friday night’s plan worked out just fine for the Cuba Wildcats, who laid a 50-21 beating on Barat Academy in the CHS football homecoming game. The Barat Eagles turned the ball over five times in the first half—and that was pretty much all it took for the Wildcats to blow the game open early and find a way for their bench to get some ...
Scoreboard: Pro rodeo Thursday, September 9, 2010