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After a season of tantalizingly close losses for the Republic soccer team, things went the other direction for the Tigers in the worst possible way in Tuesday’s district semifinals. Top-seeded Ozark pulled away in the second half for a 6-0 victory, advancing to the district title game Thursday. Throughout Republic’s
The soccer Tigers lost their regular-season finale at home against Kickapoo on a cold, rainy night, 4-2. Here’s the photo gallery. Edited by Jade Kirby
Another close game went the wrong way for the Tigers at home against Bolivar Thursday. The Liberators eked out a 3-2 (4-2) win in overtime penalty kicks to spoil Republic’s Senior Night celebration. Bolivar jumped out to a 2-0 lead before Republic answered with two goals of its own, both
Republic’s soccer team got plenty of chances to score at Carl Junction, but couldn’t finish them. The Bulldogs got fewer looks at the goal, but made one of them count in a 1-0 win Tuesday. (Photo gallery below.) The only score of the night came in the 50th minute, when
Webb City outscored Republic 3-0 Tuesday. Here’s the photo gallery. Photos edited by Jazzy Kirby
Republic soccer’s midseason slide continued Tuesday with a 3-0 loss to Webb City. The Tigers gave up a single goal in the first half, another with about 12 minutes remaining in the game, and a third in the final seconds. Republic had several chances to score but couldn’t finish those
The first time Joplin grabbed the lead, it didn’t take long for Republic to answer. The second time, Republic didn’t have a chance to answer. The Eagles’ Andrew Taylor knocked in the game-winning goal six minutes into overtime to give Joplin the sudden-death victory. Joplin had taken a lead with
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