Springfield, MO (OzarksSportsZone.com) -- OzarksSportsZone.com, KY3 and KSPR will be all over the area tonight. Here are updates from games around the Ozarks. If you have a score update, DON'T FORGET to text or e-mail us at stats@ky3.com or call 417-268-3055. You can also tweet @OzarksOzone!
High School Boy’s Basketball:
Nixa 77, Glendale 47 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS - CLICK HERE FOR STORY - SEE BOTTOM OF ARTICLE FOR VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
MSU recruit Austin Ruder knocks down a game-high of 24 points in Nixa's big win over Glendale at home.
Liberal 63, Sarcoxie 51 FINAL
Colin McNaught of Liberal scores a game-high of 18 points in the Bulldogs' win over the Bears. Sarcoxie's Justin Myers poured 17 of his own in the loss.
Billings 71, Greenwood 55 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
Billings' Brady Chastain dropped 20 points and Chad Yeokum contributed 19 in their 71-55 victory over Greenwood, as the Liberators improve to 6-0.
Fordland 61, Conway 43 FINAL
Fordland took an 18 point win over Conway with four players finishing in double figures.
Republic 67, Cassville 26 FINAL
Republic defeats Cassville in a blowout thanks in large part to Jake Fletcher's 20 point performance.Rogersville 61, West Plains 56 FINAL
Rogersville's Justus Boever pours in 15 to lead the Wildcats to victory over the Zizzers by a 5 point margin.
Greenfield 49, Stockton 44 FINAL
Stockton falls to 1-4 this season with their close loss to Greenfield at home.
Rolla 73, Salem 53 FINAL
Tyler Kean of Rolla knocks down seven 3-pointers in the Bulldogs' 20 point win over Salem.
Carthage 77, Springfield Central 58 FINAL
Central's DeAngelo Bedell scores a game-high 22 points for the Bulldogs, but it wasn't enough as Carthage's Nathan Reid and his 21 point performance leads the Tigers to a 77-58 win on the road.
Fair Grove 64, Hollister 51 FINAL
The Fair Grove Eagles roll Hollister by a 13 point margin with the help of Jayden Happel's 22 point showing.
Marionville 56, Springfield Catholic 51 FINAL OT
Gainesville 65, Forsyth 53 FINAL
Gainesville held off Forsyth 65-53 with the assistance of Thomas Ridder's 25 point outburst for the Bulldogs.
Cabool 76, Lutie 40 FINAL
Austin Baker knocked down a game-high of 18 points in Cabool's win Tuesday night.
Catholic's Tyler Johnson scores a game-high 16 points in the Irish's overtime loss to Marionville. The Comets were led by Marty Minnis's 15 point contribution.
Gainesville 65, Forsyth 53 FINAL
Gainesville held off Forsyth 65-53 with the assistance of Thomas Ridder's 25 point outburst for the Bulldogs.
Cabool 76, Lutie 40 FINAL
Austin Baker knocked down a game-high of 18 points in Cabool's win Tuesday night.
Humansville 80, Hermitage 56 FINAL
Stoan Spicher of Humansville drops 28 points on Hermitage at home.
Stoan Spicher of Humansville drops 28 points on Hermitage at home.
Kickapoo 70, Branson 61 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR STORY
Chris Ward led the way for Kickapoo with 21 points and 15 rebounds in their home game against Branson. Jack Simpson chipped in with 18 for the Chiefs.
Macks Creek 58, Walnut Grove 53 FINAL
Macks Creek's Dallas Hawk scores a game-high of 29 points, as the Pirates take home the win on the road.
Macks Creek 58, Walnut Grove 53 FINAL
Macks Creek's Dallas Hawk scores a game-high of 29 points, as the Pirates take home the win on the road.
Hillcrest 61, Ozark 42 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR STORY - SEE BOTTOM OF ARTICLE FOR VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
A trio of Hornets found success beyond the 3-point arc Tuesday night and buried the Ozark Tigers 61-42, earning Hillcrest its first home court win in the 2012-2013 season. The scoring started early as the Hornets capitalized on a missed Thomas Nelson 3-point attempt with Hillcrest’s Austin Petry (11 points, 1 assist and a steal) connecting on a long pass to Juwan Johnson (5 points, 1 assist) for a quick two point lay-in. The senior guard’s back-to-back three pointers proved to be a preview of the night’s action, as he was joined on the scoring ledger with two more by classmate Thomas Whitaker and single 3-point buckets by Roy Hardy and Darnell Green-Beckham in a 20-point first quarter.
Mount Vernon 41, Ash Grove 38 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS - CLICK HERE FOR STORY
Spokane 64, Wheaton 41 FINAL
Blue Eye 66, Galena 33 FINAL
Alton 63, MV-BT/Liberty 52 FINAL
Southwest (Washburn) 72, Aurora 59 FINAL
Seneca 57, Neosho 32 FINAL
Bentonville (Ark.) 64, Webb City 53 FINAL
Diamond 63, Pierce City 40 FINAL
Norwood 48, Bakersfield 47 FINAL
Mansfield 44, Mountain Grove 28 FINAL
Dadeville 73, Golden City 58 FINAL
Prairie View (Kan.) 63, Cass-Midway 28 FINAL
Prairie View (Kan.) 63, Cass-Midway 28 FINAL
Clever 50, Hurley 37 FINAL
Hartville 68, Ava 62 FINAL
Men’s College Basketball:
College of the Ozarks 80, Evangel 67 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS - CLICK HERE FOR STORY - SEE BOTTOM OF ARTICLE FOR VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
Evangel could not overcome foul trouble in the second half and College of the Ozarks rallied from five points behind midway through the second half to defeat the Crusaders 80-67 at the Keeter Gym in Point Lookout Tuesday night. Evangel owned a 50-45 lead with 12:31 left but moments earlier were forced to sit out Victor Agbasi and J.J. Williams with four fouls each. The Bobcats outscored the Crusaders 35-17 the rest of the game to pull away for the win. For the second half, College of the Ozarks outscored Evangel 50-33 after the Crusaders had a 34-30 halftime lead.Brodie Wingert led Evangel with 15 points. Zack Kleine and Agbasi added 11. Mike Wiebe had 27 to lead College of the Ozarks while Nathane Simniok posted 26. Evangel dropped to 9-4 while College of Ozarks improved to 10-3. The Crusaders moved to #18 in this week’s NAIA-I national poll.
High School Girl’s Basketball:
Crane 69, Hollister 24 FINAL - CLICK HERE FOR STORY
The lady Pirates crush Hollister 69-24, improving to 5-2 on the season.
Jefferson City 76, Glendale 46 FINAL
Keri Cook of Glendale claims a double-double with 17 points and 10 rebounds despite the Lady Falcons' loss to Jefferson City.Walnut Grove 70, Macks Creek 35 FINAL
Purdy 49, Miller 33 FINAL
Diamond 44, Jasper 27 FINAL
Dadeville 70, Golden City 21 FINAL
St. Mary’s Colgan (Kan.) 39, McDonald County 25 FINAL
Webb City 62, Joplin 25 FINAL
Seneca 39, Neosho 34 FINAL
Carthage 66, Carl Junction 51 FINAL
Webb City 62, Joplin 25 FINAL
Seneca 39, Neosho 34 FINAL
Carthage 66, Carl Junction 51 FINAL
Wrestling
Seneca defeated Rogersville and the Wildcats tied with Branson. - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
Willard Nixa 39, Willard 21-Nixa 54, Reeds Spring 24-Willard 37, Reeds Spring 34 - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS
Tiebreaker gives Ozark the victory in home triangular - CLICK HERE FOR PHOTOS - CLICK HERE FOR STORY
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