In 2018, the NCAA launched a system that revolutionized college sports. From NAIA to D1, this created options for schools and students alike.
“I think it was initially designed to help out student...
Missouri Southern Football hosted its Green and Gold Scrimmage April 9 at Fred G. Hughes Stadium. Team captains Dawson Herl (QB) and Richard Jordan Jr. (LB) drafted teams.
This was the first look...
For most of us, going to the Olympics is merely a dream but at just 15 years old, Kamila Valieva made her dreams come true. She recently competed at the 2022 Bejing Olympic Games in the singles short program...
Softball Softball hosted a double header at the Pat Lipira Complex on April 9 against Northeastern State winning 4-3 in the first game. Due to weather, the second game against Northeastern State ended...
For the second year in a row, the Missouri Southern State University Lion’s Men’s Basketball season ends in a disappointing fashion. With the Lions losing in the first round of the MIAA tournament...
Former McKendree University Defensive Coordinator Atiba Bradley has been hired by Missouri Southern State University as the 14th head football coach in school history, replacing former head coach Jeff...
On Aug. 14, The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association announced they would be cancelling all athletics until at least Jan. 1, 2021. Thousands of student athlete’s seasons across the conference...
Missouri Southern athletes returned for their fall semester with an aura of uncertainty and disappointment as COVID-19 postponed sports again, until 2021.The NCAA announced sports were to be postponed...
The Coronavirus has had a drastic effect on all Americans alike. Many cities and states across the United States have put into effect, a shelter in place order to help stop the spread of this pandemic. Along...
Due to the risk of COVID-19, there have been numerous sporting events and athletic seasons canceled. Athletes, particularly those at the collegiate level, have expressed their concern and disdain for their...
