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The 2024-25 Lockwood Lady Tigers were Class 1 state sectional champs. Pictured, back row from left, Leah Ogden, Brynley Ogden, Hadley Abbiatti, Asa Lasater and Kallie Griffin; front row from left, Whitney Sangster, Peyton Lasater and Molly Hedeman.

Lockwood gains valuable experience with deep playoff run

By CHRIS MORROWSPARTA- The Lockwood Lady Tigers grabbed an early 7-3 lead in the Class 1 state quarterfinal with Chadwick. Unfortunately, for the...

Wiss and McCulloch sparked Lady Tigers

By CHRIS MORROWThe Lamar Lady Tigers were led by a pair of seniors that will be missed."Zavrie (Wiss) ended her career with 1,074 points. She always gave her best and left...

Liberal High School senior Jordan Goodell recently signed a letter of intent to continue her softball career at Crowder College, where both of her parents, Brandi and Jeremy Goodell, also played sports. Brandi played basketball and Jeremy played baseball. They, along with her brother Jack, are pictured. Goodell is a three-year standout for the Lady Bulldogs on the diamond. She will be looking to lead the team as they begin their season later this week at a tournament in Joplin.

Goodell signs to continue softball career at Crowder

Tigers finish historic run with loss in quarterfinal

By CHRIS MORROWThe Lamar Tigers historic playoff run came up one game short of the program's first Final Four last week when they fell to Thayer 67-39 in the Class 3...

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The young Lockwood Lady Tigers crew is on a roll. They slipped past Liberal, 55-50 in the district title game and then put together a dominating performance in the Class 1 state sectional Monday when they routed Hurley 56-35. They advanced to Saturday's quarterfinal against Chadwick. Here Asa Lasater dribbles through traffic in the district semifinal win over Dadeville. Look for additional coverage of the Lady Tigers in next week's Democrat.

Lockwood Lady Tigers advance with district semifinal win

Big fourth quarter keys sectional win

By CHRIS MORROWA dominant fourth quarter effort by the Lamar Tigers Monday night yielded a Class 3 state sectional win over visiting New Heights 70-60."We knew New Heights...

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Archers from all over the area came together recently for a large day-long tournament at Lamar. Here several take aim in a round at Lamar Middle School.

Archers come together for day long tournament

Photo by Terry Redman
No. 1 senior guard Trey Pittsenbarger drives to the basket for a shot in the Lamar Tigers 70-60 victory over New Heights Christian Academy. The Tigers will travel across the state to take on the Thayer Bobcats on Friday evening.

Lamar Tigers move on to quarterfinals

Photo by Terry Redman
Lamar junior No. 3 Rowan Parks goes up for a shot in the Lady Tigers final home game of the season vs the Seneca Lady Indians. Lamar won the game 61-44.

Lamar Tigers thump Lady Indians in final home game

February 24, 2025

Photo by Terry Redman
No. 3 Luke Tabakian puts a move on this defender in the Tigers 76-60 victory over Hollister.

Tigers victorious over Hollister in final home game

February 24, 2025

Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow
Lockwood's Reed Parker defends a Marionville shooter during the Tigers 59-57 homecoming overtime win Friday night.

Lockwood Tigers win homecoming contest in overtime

February 21, 2025

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The 2024-25 Lockwood basketball homecoming coronation took place prior to the Tigers exciting overtime win over Marionville Friday night. Here, queen Adriana Price is pictured with escort Sean Contreras.

Price crowned Lockwood homecoming queen

February 21, 2025

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger
Golden City High School seniors Tyra Mandue and Nathan Weiser were named homecoming royalty on Monday evening, Feb. 17. Pictured are, left to right, Clayton Pennington, Jasmine Day, Jade Pennington, King Nathan Weiser, Queen Tyra Manadue, Reese Moore, Carissa Floyd and Hunter Taylor. Crown bearers were Markhem Gersper and Harper Ruth.

Golden City homecoming royalty crowned

February 18, 2025

Photo courtesy of Terry Redman
Tiger point guard No. 21 Jude Harris drives down the baseline in homecoming action against Seneca. The Tigers lost a hard fought game to the Indians 66-63.

Tigers lose hard fought homecoming game

February 17, 2025

Photo courtesy of Terry Redman
Crowned during ceremonies held Friday night, Feb. 14, were 2025 Lamar Homecoming Queen Ashton Coble and King Avery Reed.

Lamar homecoming royalty crowned

February 17, 2025

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