Mitchell and Griffitth place third in Joplin tournament

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Alyssa Mitchell and Eliana Griffith recently placed third in the Joplin tournament, following five matches. The two competed against teams from Joplin, Willard, Branson and Carl Junction.


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The sixth grade Lamar Tiger football team traveled to take on the Carl Junction Bulldogs on Saturday, Aug. 31, bringing home a 20-6 victory. Members of the team include No. 2 Keaton Wolfe, No. 3 Bryceton Sipes, No. 5 Tyler Miller, No. 6 Ethan Azua, No. 7 Devon Mitchell, No. 8 Creed Robison, No. 10 Cash Brown, No. 12 Brennon Scheetz, No. 13 Kellie Wilson, No. 15 Ayden Jones, No. 20 Balum Walters, No. 21 Sawyer Jones, No. 23 Harley Markus, No. 27 Owen Blanchard, No. 44 Mac McCulley, No. 46 Trevon Forst, No. 55 Chase Brown, No. 56 Reese Manalem and No. 82 Lucas Garfield. Coaches for the team are Anthony Jones, Scott Brown, Ben Garfield, Chuck Wolfe and Zach McCulley. The next game for Lamar’s third through sixth grades, will be facing the Webb City Cardinal Red teams at Webb City, followed by their first home game at Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium set for September 14, against Joplin Blue.
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Photo by Terry Redman Lamar senior receiver No. 2 Trey Pittsenbarger hauls in this pass for a touchdown in the Tigers victory over Big 8 conference foe McDonald County. The Tigers held on as the Mustangs mounted a furious rally in the final seconds.
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The Barton County Retired Educators met Tuesday, Sept. 3, for their first regular meeting of the new school year. Betsy Ulrich, preschool specialist, center, was presented a Missouri Retired Teachers Foundation grant for her preschool classroom. Also pictured are, left of Ulrich, Region 7 Vice President Sunni Wilson and East Primary School Principal Zach Lemert and right, Lamar R-1 School Superintendent Dr. Benjamin O’Connor and Barton County Retired Educator President Karl Morey.
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