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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.

Sixth grade Tigers top Carl Junction, 20-6

September 3, 2024

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.

Tigers begin season with victory over McDonald County

September 3, 2024

Photo by Terry RedmanJunior quarterback Trent Torbeck gets around the edge for a big gain in the Tigers 32-29 victory over conference foe McDonald...

2024 Southwest Youth Football Conference

August 26, 2024

Although game times are subject to change, the sixth grade is scheduled to play at 10 a.m.; fifth grade, 11:30 p.m.; fourth grade, 1 p.m. and third...

Mitchell takes home gold

Alyssa Mitchell recently participated in the Waynesville Tennis Tournament, where she competed against players from Osage, Rolla, Waynesvile,...

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.

Mitchell and Griffitth place third in Joplin tournament

Mitchell wins silver medal in Joplin singles tournament

Alyssa Mitchell, an incoming junior at Lamar High School and member of the Tiger tennis team, recently took second place, earning a silver medal in...

Alyssa Mitchell, an incoming junior at Lamar High School who is a member of the Tiger tennis team, recently placed second in singles in the Lebanon Tournament. She played in four matches that included players from Lebanon, Republic, Branson, Waynesville and Springfield. Alyssa’s parents are Joanna Moore and Ron Delrosario, Lamar. Ron began Alyssa’s tennis career at the age of 10 and has dedicated many years to help her get to where she currently is.

Mitchell places at Lebanon tournament

Pictured are, left to right, Junior Romero, Jim Banks and Pierce Heins.

Lamar Fishing Team members place 12th overall

The competition was amazing two weeks ago when members of the Lamar Fishing Team competed in the Pro Team on Saturday and National Youth Fishing...

Tali Ansley, holding her Elks Hoop Shoot State third place trophy, with Lamar Hoop Shoot Coordinator Harvey Fry, and PE Teacher Ryan Walker.

Ansley places third in state Elks Hoop Shoot competition

On December 9, 2023, the Lamar Elks Club No. 2800, held its local Elks Hoop Shoot. There were 20 participants in the contest. The competition is...

2024 Lamar Tiger Baseball… finding puzzle pieces

For the second consecutive year, the Lamar Tiger baseball team won a district championship. The Tigers easily disposed of Stockton 16-5 in the...

Congratulations to Lamar track athletes

The Lamar Track team recently won the honor of Class 3 Boys Track and Field State Champions.In individual events, those placing included Ian Ngugi, taking third in the 100M...

Lamar Fishing Team has good showing at tournament

Four Lamar teams competed in the National Youth Fishing Association Tournament held at Table Rock the weekend of May 4, with three teams weighing...

Photo by Terry Redman
Lamar's Chase Querry lands in the sandpit with the first place leap in the Class 3 Boys long jump. The Lamar boys finished second in the team competition.

Class 1 and Class 3 District meets held in Lamar

Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow
Lamar sophomore Jack Killmon clears the bar in the high jump during Saturday's Class 3 district meet at home.

Area athletes compete in district track meets

Several area track and field athletes earned a trip to the next round of the post-season with impressive performances in Saturday's Class 1 and...

Lamar Democrat/Nadine Pattison
The Lamar Tiger Brotherhood held their 9th State Championship ring ceremony on Wednesday, May 1. Head Coach Jared Beshore began the night with an introduction to the evening's special guest, Ned Reynolds. The legendary sportscaster and Missouri Broadcast Hall of Famer gave an encouraging opening ceremony speech that favored the Lamar Tigers and their one of a kind football program. It was a special night for the Brotherhood as a whole, but for the senior players it was extraordinary. The 2023 State Championship win is their second, making their high school careers end with two state championship rings (2020 and 2023).

Lamar Tiger Brotherhood receives championship rings

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