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Lockwood's Sean Contreras picks up a big gain down the sideline compliments of an excellent block from Roper Gray (on the ground after hitting an Archie defender). The Tigers avenged a season ending loss last year to the Whirlwinds by handing them a 79-40 loss in Week 2. Clay Lasater's team was 4-0 heading into Friday's contest at Lincoln.

Lockwood Tigers off to great start

September 25, 2026

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Lamar's Sadie Bull serves in a singles match against an opponent from New Heights last week during a contest in Joplin. The Lady Tigers have been working hard as they head down the backstretch of their regular season.

Lady Tiger Tennis team works hard

September 24, 2026

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The Liberal Bulldogs held off visiting Jasper 28-12 recently in a home game. Jasper prepares to run a play late in the contest. The Bulldogs were 2-2 heading into Week 5.

Liberal Bulldogs hold off Jasper Eagles

September 24, 2026

Fifth grade Tigers fall to Carl Junction

September 23, 2026

Lamar kicked off to open the game on Saturday, Sept. 19, against Carl Junction Bulldogs. The Bulldogs converted on fourth down, but then a tackle in the backfield by Tyson...

Third grade Tigers lose heartbreaker

September 23, 2026

The third grade Tigers came up short in a 6-0 loss to Carl Junction on Saturday, Sept. 19, at Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium.CJ took the opening kickoff, but big stops by...

Photo by Terry Redman
Lamar senior No. 6 Terren Williams puts pressure on the Patriots quarterback in action in Lamar. The Tigers started slow but were able to get going late in the first quarter to run away with a 52-0 victory.

Lamar Tigers run away with 52-0 victory

September 22, 2026

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Gatlin Pipkin with a big pass play.

Third grade Tigers win first Lil’ Silver Tiger

September 17, 2026

The storms that blew through Saturday morning played havoc with more than just the football games. It soaked this writer’s notebook, so what is...

After going to Nevada, sitting through a lightening delay, moving back to Lamar and then waiting out a monsoon… the fifth grade Tigers came away with a big win Saturday morning, Sept. 12, keeping their version of the Silver Tiger at home. The massive rainstorm played a number on this writer’s notes, so there were huge runs and big defensive plays by several Tigers. And that’s about it… more next week.

Lil’ Silver Tiger stays home

September 17, 2026

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The Tiger defense swarmed to the ball to shut down the Mustang offense to come away with a 42-14 victory. No. 22 Jaydin Moore, No. 20 Waylon Nolting, No. 7 Aydin Jones, No. 40 Dominic Gordon and No. 3 Kyler Ison gang up to stop this Mustang ball carrier.

Tiger defense shuts down Mustang offense

September 14, 2026

Photo by Terry RedmanLamar junior running back No. 32 Colt Clements breaks loose for a long gain in 4th quarter action at McDonald County. No. 53...

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The “bigs” on the fifth grade team do their job against Webb City.

Fifth grade Tigers open with a win

September 12, 2026

The youth football Tigers opened their season Saturday, Sept. 5, at Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium and the fifth grade picked up a 14-6 victory over...

Third grade Tigers lose a tough one

September 12, 2026

A new team joined the Brotherhood Saturday morning as the third grade Tigers took on Webb City Red.The Tigers took the opening kickoff and drove...

Photo by Terry Redman
Members of the Lamar Tiger fourth grade team played Webb City in their opening game on Saturday, Sept. 5, at Thomas M. O’Sullivan Stadium. Unfortunately it didn’t go Lamar’s way, as they lost to Webb City Red 30-0. Members of the team include No. 2 Grayson Litner, No. 3 Conway Gastel, No. 4 Cam VanGilder, No. 5 Bubba Taylor, No. 8 Kolt Lockwood, No. 10 Gus Choate, No. 12 Silas Griffith, No. 14 Sigurd Journot, No. 15 Thatcher Landes, No. 18 Ryker Howerth, No. 19 Darien Regier, No. 20 Justus Brooks, No. 21 Maverick Powell, No. 26 T’Lenn Gripka, No. 30 Hunter Harris, No. 41 AJ Asemka, No. 48 Clayton Eaves, No. 50 Jayden Miller, No. 52 Jayson Gardner, No. 67 J.B. Eaves and No. 80 Irwn Beaumont. Fourth grade coaches include A.J. Eaves, Tyler Grip, Kaleb Miller, Bryce Lockwood and Austin Chote.

Lamar Youth Tigers face off again Webb City in opening games

September 8, 2026

Photo by Terry Redman
The Tiger running backs had a good night rushing the ball as the Tiger linemen owned the trenches. Here No. 6 Senior Terren Williams follows No. 18 Junior Clayton Powell and No. 53 Senior Troy Onstott around the edge to pick up good yardage. The Tigers defeated the Indians 20-12 to improve to 2-0 overall.

Tigers defeat Seneca 20-12

September 8, 2026

Liberal continues to roll

September 3, 2026

The Liberal Lady Bulldogs participated in the Uniontown Eagles Volleyball Tournament on Saturday, Aug. 29. Their first game was against the Ft....

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No. 5 junior Brayden Wolfe returns the opening kickoff for a touchdown in the Tigers 49-13 victory over Aurora. No. 10 sophomore Brady Reaves and No. 40 senior Dominic Gordon block on the play. The Tigers will host Seneca on Friday night.

Lamar scores 49-13 victory over Aurora

September 1, 2026

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