“Jack Cook is one of our team leaders. Last season, through his hard work/effort, he moved his way up to #3 on the team order from #11 the previous season. He was able to win a lot of matches through his consistency, speed, and anticipation to get the next ball.
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 Lady Tigers’ team tennis season came to a close Saturday with a state sectional loss to Springfield Central. Central won all three doubles matches to open the day – including a come-from-behind win in the #3 doubles match – to set the tone. The Bulldogs closed it out with
A four-hour weather delay pushed back the start of the state tennis sectionals at Cooper Tennis Complex in Springfield, but for Republic tennis seniors Hannah Morgan and Katie Stiles, it was worth the wait. Morgan and Stiles defeated Jungeun Go and Sarah Kiesewetter of Willard in straight sets to advance
From every individual district tennis tournament, six players advance to the state sectionals. In Class 2 District 11, five of those six players are Republic Lady Tigers. On a frigid Friday in Carthage, Republic put together its best individual district performance ever, advancing two doubles teams and one singles player
Republic senior Carly McAtee still remembers last year’s district championship match against Joplin. The Lady Tigers lost their last three matches after building a 4-2 lead, and McAtee was on the court for the evening’s disappointing finale. Wednesday night, she and her Republic teammates made sure the same thing didn’t
Check out more than 100 photos from district championship night in Republic! We’ve got photos of tennis and photos of the celebration as the Lady Tigers show off their first team district trophy in seven years.
Republic won its team tennis district opener Tuesday, beating Joplin 6-2 to advance to the district championship round. The Lady Tigers won two of three doubles matches, then took four of five singles matches to clinch the win. (Photos below.) During the playoffs, play is stopped after one team reaches
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