The Dragons rallied from a 16-point deficit in the second half to move one victory from a second successive championship.
The Lions advanced to their first championship game since 2018 after semifinal losses the last two seasons.
O'FALLON, Mo. — St. Dominic junior Jackson Nickodym always will remember his first varsity touchdown.
The Flyers trailed early and then rolled to their first title since 2019 by scoring the most points ever in a Class 6A title game.
The Cadets blocked a field goal attempt late in regulation and staved off Lee's Summit North in Class 6 title game.
CARTHAGE — If there was any fear of a hangover from a 266-mile bus ride, Kendall Gurley put them to rest.
GOWER — Less than a mile from East Buchanan High, a sign reads, “Welcome to Gower: A Nice Place to Call Home.”
EAST ST. LOUIS — Robert “Pops” Battle made a promise last November.
WASHINGTON, Mo. — Many of the faces are new, but the University City boys basketball team is right back in a familiar early-season spot.
WASHINGTON, Mo. — Grant Schroeder didn't need a whole lot of extra motivation for Friday night's game.
The Cardinal Ritter football team wants to know what practice feels like in December.
Franky Erxleben is having a hard time going out unnoticed in his hometown of Sullivan recently.
A breakdown of state championships and semifinals in Illinois and Missouri, all scheduled for Saturday.
Dylan Van plays his role to perfection, one reason the CBC football team is on the verge of repeating as Missouri's Class 6 state champion.
Webster Groves kept the annual rivalry game close for a quarter before the Pioneers pulled away.
Thomas Pulliam worked on his backpedaling technique as he prepared for his role in the St. Dominic secondary.
TROY, Ill. — McGrady Noyes doesn’t feel pressure to lead the Triad Knights’ offense.
Schedules and scores for the Illinois and Missouri high school football postseason.
KIRKWOOD — Tuesday was jersey day at Kirkwood High and Jeremy Maclin broke out a special one.
Kirkwood Pioneers at Webster Groves Statesmen
NASHVILLE — Haylee Bowers might find a chilly reception on Thanksgiving morning.
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MASCOUTAH — Adam Rimar went into fourth-quarter attack mode Tuesday.
ST. CHARLES — Nik Pugh had some ice water in his veins late Tuesday night.
ST. CHARLES — Come Thanksgiving, Lorelei Oetting will have some bragging rights at the family dinner table.
WELDON SPRING – Every day Ethan Bryles’ heart breaks all over again.
LEMONT — TaRyan Martin left his sleeves at home Saturday.
Krew Rekart came in late in regulation because of an injury and then shined when the Class 3 championship was on the line.
The Cadets trailed Liberty North 14-12 at halftime before dominating the second half of the semifinal showdown in suburban Kansas City.
FENTON — Dominic Bartoni was down but not desolate Saturday.
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The Dragons rallied from a 16-point deficit in the second half to move one victory from a second successive championship.
The Lions advanced to their first championship game since 2018 after semifinal losses the last two seasons.
O'FALLON, Mo. — St. Dominic junior Jackson Nickodym always will remember his first varsity touchdown.
The Flyers trailed early and then rolled to their first title since 2019 by scoring the most points ever in a Class 6A title game.
Krew Rekart came in late in regulation because of an injury and then shined when the Class 3 championship was on the line.
FENTON — Dominic Bartoni was down but not desolate Saturday.
Junior forward scored three goals in two games to lead Knights to Class 1 crown.
FENTON — The Orchard Farm boys soccer team hadn’t seen anything like it witnessed Saturday.
NORMAL — Mia Dircks was in no mood to talk about a consolation prize.
Senior right-side hitter has had a big postseason for Freeburg and also has been a smiling face off the court to help others.
CAPE GIRARDEAU — Fairytale endings do happen, just ask the seniors on the Jefferson R-7 girls volleyball team.
The Lancers danced on Show Me Center's court after splitting the first two sets of the Class 5 state final, then rolled to the title.
The Vikings were even through three innings before the Jaguars offense awoke to win their third state title since 2018.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Westminster softball coach Dan Petke felt like things were going to plan.
Junior pitcher allowed only one hit and struck out 13 as Vikings advanced into the Class 5 softball state title game.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Grace Molitor thought she had staked the Washington High softball team to an early lead.
These high school athletes stood out as the best in their sports during the 2021-22 school year.
Edwardsville senior Spencer Stearns is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro baseball player of the year.
Francis Howell junior Brysen Nepute is the Post-Dispatch All-Metro baseball pitcher of the year.