Lady Tigers take three from East Newton

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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The Lamar Lady Tigers traveled south to face East Newton Thursday. Here Kayleigh Wolfe elevates to spike the ball as teammates Victoria O'Neal (No. 17), Calli Harris (No. 10) and Kynlee McCulloch (No. 28) look on. The Lady Tigers won the contest in three sets.


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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Jasper's Chloe Storm fires a pitch during a recent tournament at Joplin.
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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow Lamar's Ryder Friend (left) and David Dunham take part in the 800 meter run during the Lamar Rotary Invitational Track and Field Meet last week. Look for results of the meet in next week's Democrat.
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Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow The Lockwood Lady Tigers recently took part in a large tournament in Joplin. Pictured here on the mound is Kallie Griffin. The third baseman is Jessie Thieman (left) and the shortstop is Gracyn Clawson. All three are sophomores.
Lockwood Lady Tigers participate in tournament
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