Liberal Bulldogs survive to keep season alive

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The Jasper Eagles put up a fight, but the Liberal Bulldogs survived Friday night to keep their season alive with a win in the battle of four and five seeds in district play. Here junior Elam Beaman tackles Jasper's Clayton Anderson while Beaman's teammates, Cole Worsley (No. 9) and Jesse McIntire (No. 44) hustle to get in on the play. The Bulldogs, who won the game 60-38, will advance and travel to Lockwood Friday night to take on the top-seeded Tigers.


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Pictured are, left to right, Brooklynn Hamlet, Assistant Coach Tasha Shores Hamlet, Assistant Coach Mike Shores, Head Coach Cheryl Shores, Brent Shores, Assistant Coach Amy Eggerman Schnelle, Kara Oney Moyer, Lane Schilling Bucayne, Leslie Galer Friar, Stefany Mayden Hastings. Players not present were Megan Cornish Dalton, Brandi Abbiatti Hume, Erika Galer, Hailey Ross Webster, Celynda Fanning Jeffreys and Manager Courtney Divine Harrison.
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Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger Mikayla Madison, LaiLani Toves and Ryan Friend, members of the Lamar High School Cross Country team, pose for pictures prior to leaving to compete at the Class 3 State Championship that was held in Columbia on Saturday morning, Nov. 9. Also pictured is manager Gabe Schneider. Students at Lamar High School formed a tunnel down the halls as the three were escorted outside to load up and be on their way.
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