After Republic beat Parkview in overtime Thursday to end a five-game losing streak at the start of the season, coach Kevin Hauck told his Tigers the first one is always the hardest. He must have been right. A little over 24 hours later, Republic has won two more matches and
The JV soccer Tigers hosted Kickapoo Thursday night. (Photos by Steve Rackley/Flat Top Photos)
The Tigers grabbed a win in overtime against Parkview, 2-1 at home Thursday. They head to Rolla for a tournament this weekend. (Photos by Steve Rackley/Flat Top Photos)
Less than two minutes after Republic’s Ethan Meyer broke a scoreless tie late in the game, a game-tying penalty kick by Parkview seemed like the same kind of gut-punch the Tiger soccer team has been taking all season. This time, though, the Tigers picked themselves up and punched back. Republic
The Tigers lost a tough one to Neosho Tuesday at home, 6-2. Kenny Koenig and Noah Tattershall scored for the Tigers. (Photos by Steve Rackley/Flat Top Photos)
The soccer Tigers honored their senior class before their game against Willard. Coach Kevin Hauck notes the senior group’s memorable introduction to high school soccer. “This group of seniors were freshman when we as a program experienced one of the, if not the most exciting seasons in program history. They
Republic soccer’s tough luck in close games continued Thursday with a loss in overtime penalty kicks. Sedalia Smith-Cotton scored a second-half goal to tie the game 1- 1, then won the PK showdown 4-1. (Photos by Steve Rackley/Flat Top Photos)
The JV soccer Tigers suffered a 1-0 loss to Sedalia Smith-Cotton Thursday. (Photos by Steve Rackley/Flat Top Photos)
Republic dropped its second straight game to start the season, 4-0 to Springfield Glendale. The Falcons scored three times in the first half, then again in the final three minutes of the game. The Tigers return to action Thursday when they host Sedalia Smith-Cotton. Photos by David Brazeal
The soccer Tigers got their season started with a COC match at Ozark. Photos by David Brazeal
