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Sophomore No. 10 Alex Wilkerson steps out of the grasp of this Mustang player, on his way for a "pick 6" in the Tigers 54-14 mauling of McDonald County. Wilkerson had a great all-around game as he had two interceptions and stepped in for injured Joel Beshore to quarterback the team to victory. No. 21 senior defensive back Tyler Ansley helps block on the play.

Tigers trounce McDonald County

October 3, 2022

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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...

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All-purpose athlete No. 8 Ty Willhite darts around the edge to score the first touchdown of the game, to take an early 7-0 lead, as sophomore running back No. 14 Cooper Haun and senior receiver No. 1 Ian Ngugi provides the blocking. The battle between two state ranked teams went back and forth with Seneca ending on top of a 36-33 score. The Tigers and Indians could meet again in the state semifinals if both teams win their districts and quarterfinal game.

Tigers drop hard fought 36-33 battle to Seneca Indians

September 19, 2022

Lamar Tigers sixth grade football team

September 12, 2022

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Members of the fifth grade Lamar Tiger football team are No. 3 Kylor Crockett, No. 4 Cruz Reinemann, No. 5 Miles Whyman, No. 9 Brennon Jones, No. 10 Tucker Pagacz, No. 11 Tucker Smith, No. 12 Casen Choate, No. 15 Tripp Ansley, No. 17 Garrett Keithley, No. 18 Drake McElroy, No. 22 Brayden Robertson, No. 25 Porter Heins, No. 32 Grady Gariss, No. 35 Roddie Onstott, No. 43 Kaiden Ryder, No. 49 Clayton VanGilder, No. 54 Gunnar Choate, No. 55 Tevis Blanchard, No. 60 Lincoln Todd, No. 62 Ethan Rutledge, No. 66 Treycen Coy, No. 71 Braydn Mackey, No. 73 Knox Harvey, No. 78 Baylor Thomason, No. 87 Jagger Morey. Coaches are Rodney Onstott, Laramie Todd, Bob Bronson, Dan Whyman, Austin Choate and Brant Harvey.

Lamar Tigers fifth grade football team

September 12, 2022

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Members of the third grade Lamar Tiger football team are No. 1 Gideon Brenneman, No. 3 Elijah Clements, No. 4 Dezden Dixon, No. 6 Easton Long, No. 8 Tanner Parrish, No. 9 Jackson Cofield, No. 10 Zaiden Howarth, No. 11 Jordan Oliver, No. 14 Judah Diggs, No. 15 Jase Miller, No. 18 Kayden Jeffries, No. 19 Brady Powell, No. 20 Cam Lucas, No. 22 Leighton Garfield, No. 25 Brody Sorden, No. 27 Brock Wolken, No. 31 Briley Timmons, No. 61 Jaxson Forst, No. 63 Chasetin Kirch, No. 87 Dominic Cole. Coaches are Jake Timmons, Colter VanGilder, Doug Dixon, Eric Lucas and Logan Powell.

Lamar Tigers third grade football team

September 12, 2022

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No. 15 Ayden Jones breaks a couple tackles on his way for a long touchdown run in fourth grade action. The Tigers mauled the Cardinals by a 30-0 score.

Fourth grade Tigers maul Webb City Cardinals

September 12, 2022

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No. 19 Brady Powell crosses the goal line for a two point conversion in third grade youth football action in Lamar versus Webb City Blue. This Webb City defender tries standing on his head in order to make the tackle, but Powell powered his way in. Webb City held on for a 22-16 victory. The youth football teams will host Joplin on Saturday.

Third grade Tigers to host Joplin next

September 12, 2022

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No. 15 Tripp Ansley breaks through the line to score a touchdown for the Tigers in fifth grade action at Thomas M. O'Sullivan Stadium. No. 35 Roddie Onstott and No. 73 Knox Harvey helped open the hole for Ansley to bust through. for the score.

Fifth grade Tigers were in action

September 12, 2022

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No. 47 Rex Friend cuts off the block of No. 23 Stryker Rice on his way for a long gain in the Tigers sixth grade game with Webb City Blue. The Tigers fell 14-12 to the Cardinals in youth football action in Lamar.

Sixth grade Tigers fall to Webb City Blue

September 12, 2022

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No. 25 junior running back Logan Kish fights for yardage in the Tigers 28-0 victory over Logan Rogersville. No. 68 Wylee Duncan blocks for Kish. The Wildcat defense came out fired up and made the going tough on the Tigers. On Friday night, Lamar, the defending Class 2 state runners-up will host the Monett Cubs. They will be the Tigers third straight Class 4 opponent.

Lamar Tigers defeat Logan Rogersville 28-0

September 6, 2022

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This is what is called teamwork. No. 13 JR Romero, No. 30 TJ Ansley, No. 22 Ory Jones, No.67 Jesse Moore, No.75 Logan Sinnett, No. 66 Mario Delapena, No.32 Gage Shaw and No. 20 Hunter Wolfe team up to stop this Marshfield ball carrier for short yardage. The Tiger JV defeated the Marshfield Bluejays 44-16 at Thomas M. O'Sullivan Stadium. The JV will travel to Rogersville to take on the Wildcats on Monday evening.

Lamar JV Tigers defeat Marshfield Bluejays

August 30, 2022

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Lamar junior receiver No. 1 Ian Ngugi hauls in a short pass from Joel Beshore and takes it downfield for a long gain in first quarter action in Marshfield. The defending Class 2 state runner-up Tigers defeated the Bluejays 48-0 in Big 8 crossover action. The Tigers will host Logan-Rogersville on Friday night at 7 p.m.

Tigers defeat Bluejays in Big 8 crossover action

August 29, 2022

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No. 43 senior running back Austin Wilkerson hauls in a pass from quarterback Joel Beshore and outruns the Joplin defenders to the end zone for a touchdown. The Tigers will travel to Marshfield on Friday night to open the 2022 season.

Tigers play in Webb City Jamboree

August 22, 2022

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Senior running back No. 6 Terrill Davis gets around the edge to gain good yardage in the football jamboree hosted by Webb City. Lamar competed against Webb City, while Seneca and Joplin battled on the other end of the field. Each team ran 18 plays on offense and 18 plays on defense. Then Lamar and Joplin squared off while Seneca took on Webb City. Since Lamar and Seneca are both in the Big 8 West, and Joplin and Webb City are both in the COC, they did not scrimmage against each other.

Lamar Tigers compete in jamboree hosted by Webb City

August 20, 2022

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