Tigers jump out to early lead and cruise to 44-0 victory

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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Lamar senior No. 30 TJ Ansley makes the tackle on this Tipton running back as No. 2 Trey Pittsenbarger comes in to assist on the play. Tipton made the three hour drive to play against the Tigers. Each of the Big 8 conference teams have one open date on their schedule to play against a non conference foe. Lamar's open date was during the third week of the season and Tipton also had an open date that week. Lamar will return the favor by making the trip to Tipton next year.


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Play began Saturday afternoon, Sept. 7, in Webb City, with the third grade Lamar Tigers taking on Webb City Red, followed with games played by the fourth, fifth and sixth grades. The third grade Tigers won their game 6-28, with fourth grade losing 28-0 and fifth grade falling 24-22. The battle between the Tigers and the Cardinals culminated with a night played “under the lights” by the sixth grade teams. It was an extremely hard fought battle between the two teams, with Webb City coming out victorious, winning the game by a score of 24-18. The Lamar Tigers will play at home on Saturday, Sept. 14, against Joplin Blue and then on September 21 they will remain home to face Neosho Gold. Be sure to come out and cheer on your Tigers!
Lamar sixth grade falls to Webb City Red
Photo by Terry Redman No. 84 senior wide receiver Aiden Sheat goes up with two Patriot defenders to make a fantastic catch in the Tigers 34-24 come from behind victory. The Tigers will host the Tipton Cardinals on Friday evening.
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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Liberal coach Garrett Zoucha talks with his players during a break in the action in the season opener, a tough contest against always strong Drexel. The Bulldogs dropped the contest 34-6.
Bulldogs fall to Drexel
Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The Lockwood Tigers put up a heck of a fight against the defending state champion Archie Whirlwinds in the season opener. Unfortunately for the large contingent of Tigers fans who came out for opening night, Lockwood dropped the contest 48-38. Here senior Nik Thieman busts off a 71 yard touchdown run to put the Tigers up 16-0 in the first quarter. The Tigers bounced back in Week 2 with a 62-24 win over Drexel.
Lockwood falls to defending state champs
Courtesy of Liberal Train Depot Museum Committee The Liberal Depot in the 1930’s.
Help needed for repairs to Liberal Train Depot
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Madelyn Smith, daughter of Mike and Beverly Smith, is the sixth grade Lamar Middle School Student of the Week. Madelyn enjoys watching Bluey, sleepovers with her friends and dancing in Mrs. Cole's class. She loves tacos and smelling candles.
Students of the week
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