Kinsey Barton scored 31 points as Keira and Hailey Turnbough combined for 29 leading the Bunker Lady Eagles over the Mountain View – Liberty Lady Eagles 71-45 the night of Monday, Feb. 9. The Lady Eagles raced out to a 48-20 lead at intermission over the guest from Mountain View, never looki…
In a rematch that was more exciting than “watching a longed-tailed cat in a rocking chair factory,” the Bunker Eagles fell to the Class 3 Mountain View – Liberty Eagles 59-58 on Senior Night at Bunker High School.
The St. Pius (Festus) Lancers ran into a “buzz saw” which turned out to be very motivated and determined group of Bunker Eagles on Friday night in the Bunker Gymnasium. The Eagles led 31-9 at the end of the first quarter rolling to a 96-51 victory on Homecoming, 2026. The mood was festive at…
Coach Marcus Gorman understands his team’s mental toughness.
Bunker Eagle coach Rod Gorman was a twenty-six-year-old coach at Festus during his one-year stint. After leading the Bourbon Warhawks to three consecutive district titles in the late 1980’s, the Licking native was off to Festus. His one year, 1990-1991, produced the schools only state championship.
The Salem Tigers carried the momentum of a strong holiday tournament showing into the new year, opening 2026 with a home victory.
The Salem Lady Tigers will look to ride the momentum of a 2-0 week into tourney play in Sullivan this week.
Six members of the Salem High School football team have been named to the Missouri Football Coaches Association’s Class 3 All-District 5 Team, it was announced last week.
The Salem Tigers faced woes in a pair of matchups against other local Tigers last week.
The third-seeded Salem Tigers earned a third-place finish in the Sullivan FCNB Bank-It Invitational last week, led by a pair of seniors named to the all-tournament team.
The streak is over.
The turnover bug was costly for the Salem High School girls’ basketball team Tuesday, Nov. 25, as the Lady Tigers opened their season with a 61-31 loss to Licking in The Big Cat Classic game at Licking.
The season came to a close for the fourth-seeded Salem High football team Friday, Nov. 7, as the Tigers fell to top-seeded Mountain Grove 55-0 in the semifinals of the Missouri Class 3 District 5 playoffs at Mountain Grove.
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Two members of the Salem High School volleyball team were selected to the All-SCA Team, it was announced last week.
A strong finish to last season and the fact four starters return have the Salem Tigers excited about the prospects for the 2025-26 campaign.
With an influx of young guards added to the mix, the Salem High girls’ basketball team is expecting improvement in its overall depth this season.
Junior Zoey Elliott of the Salem High girls’ cross country team has qualified for the Missouri Cross Country State Championships with her performance at the Class 3 District 2 Meet Saturday, Nov. 1 at El Dorado Springs.
From the start of the season the Salem Tigers were wanting to get in the position they currently find themselves in.
For a couple of years Salem High School cross country coach Will Hubbs has said the work ethic of Zoey Elliott will get her to the Missouri Cross Country State Championships.
The fourth-seeded Salem High football team advanced to the semifinals of the Missouri Class 3 District 5 playoffs by defeating fifth-seeded Buffalo 20-14 Friday, Oct. 31 in first-round action at Schuchardt Stadium.
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The Salem High football team gets the chance to start over this season…at home.
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