Morning Sports

in College Basketball
The Missouri Tigers women’s basketball team defeated the Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks 103–59 last night at Mizzou Arena.
With the 44-point victory, Mizzou improves to 4–0 on the season and reaches the 100-point mark in consecutive games for the first time this century
McKenzie Mathurin, Abbey Schreacke and Grace Slaughter each scored 17 points to lead Missouri. The Tigers shot 48 percent from three-point range and dominated the boards, 51-to-26.

In College Volleyball
The Missouri Tigers face the Oklahoma Sooners in women’s volleyball tonight at 6:00 PM CST
Missouri volleyball closes out the regular season tonight against Oklahoma. The Tigers come in riding momentum after sweeping defending national champion Texas A&M last Sunday.
Missouri has also secured a winning SEC record for the fourth straight season. Oklahoma features a strong offensive attack, ranking among the nation’s top 25 in both kills and assists per set. Tonight marks the 75th meeting between the programs, with the Sooners holding a slight edge in the all-time series.

TONIGHT,
IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK 12 DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP ACTION-
KWWR GAME OF THE WEEK
IN CLASS 2, DISTRICT 7
It’s a Battle of the Panthers in Centralia as,
The UNDEFEATED, 10-0 Centralia Panthers host the 8-3 Palmyra Panthers in the district Championship Matchup

IN CLASS 1
DISTRICT 7
Westran – TRAVELS TO Salisbury –

DISTRICT 8
Putnam County – HOSTS Marceline –

IN CLASS 2
DISTRICT 5
North Callaway – HOSTS Blair Oaks –

DISTRICT 7
Centralia – HOSTS Palmyra –

IN CLASS 3
DISTRICT 4
Southern Boone – HOSTS Hallsville –

DISTRICT 7
Boonville – TRAVELS TO Pembroke Hill –

IN CLASS 4
DISTRICT 4
Hannibal – TRAVEL TO Parkway North –

DISTRICT 5
Moberly – HOSTS Warrensburg –

IN CLASS 5
DISTRICT 5
Camdenton -Travel to Helias –

IN 8-MAN TOURNAMENT
DISTRICT 8
Knox County – TRAVEL TO North Shelby/Marion –