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Cameron Bailey, Pierce Heins and Blaine Breshears compete at the Aquatic Park in Cassville on Tuesday, Oct. 4.

Lamar XC boys dominate at Cassville meet

October 6, 2022

The Lamar Tigers cross country team traveled to Cassville on Tuesday, Oct. 4 to compete at the Aquatic Park. The varsity boys won as a team out...

The Lamar fourth grade Tigers continue to dominate their opponents, blowing out the Tigers of Carthage by a score of 34-0 on Saturday, Oct. 1. The game was played in Carthage. The fourth grade Tigers remain undefeated with a record of 5-0. They will face off against the Nevada Tigers on Saturday, Oct. 8, in Nevada, then will return home to Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium for their final scheduled game prior to the playoffs on Saturday, Oct. 15.

Lamar fourth grade continues to steamroll

October 3, 2022

Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow
Kiersten Kinney returns a serve during the Lamar Lady Tigers contest at Thomas Jefferson in Joplin last week.

Lamar Lady Tigers take on Thomas Jefferson

October 3, 2022

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger
Jasper freshman Chloe Storm and senior Collin Furr were crowned football homecoming royalty prior to the Eagles game against the Greenfield Wildcats on Friday, Sept. 30.

Jasper homecoming royalty crowned

October 3, 2022

Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow
Liberal sophomore Kale Hatfield (No. 4) and junior Laney Simpson leap to block a spike during a tournament at Stockton Saturday. The highlight of the tournament for the young Lady Bulldogs was winning a set from Hillcrest High School (Springfield). They are a much larger school. Liberal does not have a senior on the roster.

Liberal competes at Stockton Tournament

October 3, 2022

Lamar Democrat/Chris Morrow
Lockwood sophomore Nash McGuire takes off after grabbing the ball on a turnover during the Tigers win over Liberal Friday night. The Tigers made it a successful homecoming with a 51-14 win.

Lockwood wins homecoming, Brummett crowned

October 3, 2022

Tigers host cross country race

October 3, 2022

Lamar High School senior Kiersten Potter had a memorable afternoon at the Lamar Tiger Cross Country Meet held at Jeremy's Creek Golf Course Tuesday. Potter ran a...

Lady Tigers win tournament

October 3, 2022

The Lamar Lady Tigers gave the home crowd something to cheer about last weekend when they won their own tournament. Chelsie Griffin's team knocked off Greenwood, Jasper...

Photo courtesy of Terry Redman
The McDonald County quarterback was continually running for his life as the Tiger defense with No. 49 Khiler Nance and No. 69 Rourke Dillon, with help from No. 54 Xavier Pagacz and No. 9 Cameron Sturgell combine to get a sack.

Tigers get big win at McDonald County

October 3, 2022

ANDERSON- The Lamar Tigers won in all three phases of Friday night's showdown with McDonald County and the end result was a 54-14...

Abigail Diggs placed 14th with a time of 23:10 at Jeremy’s Creek in Lamar on September 27.

Lamar Tigers compete at home

September 28, 2022

The Lamar Tigers cross country team competed at Jeremy’s Creek in Lamar on Tuesday, Sept. 27, with the boys earning third place as a team. In...

Blaine Breshears, Cameron Bailey, Pierce Heins, Ryder Friend and Coltin Nance are pictured in order as they compete at the Hermitage Dam Invitational on September 24.

Lamar Tiger XC team competes at Hermitage Dam Invitational

September 28, 2022

The Lamar Tiger cross country team competed at the Heritage Dam Invitational at Lake Pomme de Terre on Saturday, Sept. 24. This was a new course to...

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger and courtesy of Zee Crossley, zees.photos
Lamar Tiger football homecoming festivities began on Monday and culminated with a victory over East Newton on Friday night. Prior to the game, the week was spent in competition between the four classes, including who had the best float in the homecoming parade. The junior class won the competition for both the Spirit Stick and the best float. The band, cheerleaders, royalty candidates, football players and several members of the community were in attendance for the pep rally that was held at the bandstand Friday afternoon.

Homecoming festivities make for busy week

September 27, 2022

By MELODY METZGER Lamar Democrat Lamar homecoming week culminated with a victory Friday night against East Newton, but festivities began...

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The Lamar fourth grade Tigers continued to rout their opponents, coming up against Neosho Gold and running away with a 36-0 victory on Saturday, Sept. 24. A little over halfway in their season, the fourth grade Lamar Tigers have outscored their opponents, 134-6. They face Carthage Blue in Carthage on October 1, followed by a visit to the fourth grade Nevada Tigers on October 8. They will return home to Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium on October 15 for their last scheduled game, prior to the playoffs.

Lamar fourth grade Tigers continue to prevail

September 26, 2022

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Lamar fifth grade Tigers take win against Neosho

September 26, 2022

The fifth grade Lamar Tigers took on the Neosho Gold Wildcats on Saturday, Sept. 24, coming out ahead 32-0. During the game, Porter Heins (No. 25)...

Lamar Democrat/Melody Metzger
Prior to the Golden City Lady Eagles volleyball fall homecoming game against the Exeter Tigers on Friday, Sept. 23, seniors Maggie Reed and Cooper Brazil were named homecoming queen and king. Candidates vying for the title were, back, left to right, senior Kyndall Scott and junior Kollin Lorenz, juniors Sienna Wirth and Ethan Pettengill, junior Kylee Scott and senior Ty Force and seniors Maggie Reed and Cooper Brazil.

Golden City homecoming royalty crowned

September 26, 2022

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