As promised, here is a free electronic version of the February 2020 issue of Republic Tiger Sports magazine — a recap of the last ten years of Republic athletics. Over the next few weeks, I’ll gather some multimedia elements and re-release individual pages with links to audio, video, photo galleries,
From a press release by the Missouri State High School Activities Association: Show-Me Showdown Cancelled Class 4 and 5 basketball semifinals and championships will not be played Columbia, Mo.- Due to continuing concerns regarding the spread of COVID-19 the Missouri State High School Activities Association (MSHSAA) has made the difficult
Four more Republic athletes have signed their letters of intent to play sports next year in college. Rylee Moseman will attend Neosho County Community College in Kansas to play volleyball. Carly McAtee will play tennis at Evangel University in Springfield. Jordan Carter has signed to play baseball at Kansas Wesleyan
The baseball Tigers opened district play with a win over Neosho. Here’s the photo gallery. See the full gallery and order prints here.
The Republic baseball team found a lot of ways to improve this season on its way to a 14-12 record. But it never found an answer to Webb City pitcher Cade Beason. For the second time this season, Beason didn’t allow a run against Republic. This time, Beason worked six
The Tigers lost their district semifinal 4-0, ending their season with a 14-12 record. Here’s the photo gallery. See the full album and order prints here.
Jared Hughes pitched six shutout innings and the Tigers rode two big innings to a 7-1 victory over Neosho in the opening round of the district tournament at Joplin. Republic avenged an earlier 3-2 loss to the Wildcats and won its first post-season game since 2015. “We’re playing a lot
Republic beat Marshfield 5-2 at home to end the regular season Thursday, but they did more than add another digit to the win column in their record. The Tigers improved their record to 13-11, finishing the regular season above .500 for the first time in four years. Jordan Carter scattered
The Tigers lost an extra-innings heartbreaker to Nixa on Senior Night, 3-2. See the full gallery and order prints here.
Republic came within one out of upsetting state-ranked Nixa and spoiling the Eagles’ bid for a Central Ozark Conference championship before losing in extra innings 3-2. Nixa scored single runs in the sixth and seventh innings to overcome a 2-0 deficit, then scored the game-winner in the top of the
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