Liberal boys have big game in season opener; girls fall in hard fought affair

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Liberal sophomore Matt Boehne had a big game for the Bulldogs in their opener last week at Joplin McAuley, a 55-54 victory. He had 19 points including the game winner with two seconds to play. Here he drives past a defender.


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