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04/29/2008
Coach Ryan: This week in high school sports
This week of the NFL Draft, there are several football-like scores...close games decided on a play or two( the many different ways this KEY play occurs)...THE game of the week in MO....coaching carousel continues to go around.
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04/22/2008
Coach Ryan: This week in high school sports
After many wet, cold days of cancelled games and practices, most teams found a window of good weather to resume action. Other than the thousands of calls to cancel and reschedule games, what impact did the weather have on teams?
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04/16/2008
Cotto signs letter of intent to play at SLU
Alton high basketball standout Ruben Cotto says he could not resist the opportunity to play for SLU’s Rick Majerus, so today he signed a letter of intent to play for the Billikens.
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Smith signs to play in South Carolina
Alton high basketball standout Brandon Smith is heading to South Carolina State to play basketball next year. Smith signed his letter of intent Wednesday afternoon.
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04/14/2008
Coach Ryan: The Week in High School Sports
A brief break in the winter-like weather provided us with some excellent high school games. This should be expected as we move down the schedule into mid-April now. Why? Players begin to make “plays” as they should and games tighten up! As the temps dropped later in the week, so did the hitting.
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04/07/2008
Coach Ryan: This Week in High School Sports
After the long storm that wiped out or postponed many games during the last 10 days, a bright sun was greeted with joy by Missouri coaches. When action resumed, pitchers dominated many games across the state.
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Q&A: St. Louis University High Tennis
SLU High Serves up a strong team for the '08 season.
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04/04/2008
Q&A: Troy Buchanan Girls Track
We are a very young team there are only 6 seniors and 8 juniors returning this season. The leadership and work ethic they are instilling in our 29 underclassmen is in valuable.
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04/02/2008
Q&A: Troy Buchanan girls soccer looks to grow in '08
The team is looking pretty good. We are going to have our share of turbulence, but that is to be expected especially early in the season. I believe that as the season wears on and the younger, less experienced players grown and mature in the game, we will be playing some quality soccer and hopefully turning some heads while we're doing it.
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Coach Ryan: The week in high school sports
Baseball gets under way despite having fields under water through much of the early going... while the weather has been somewhat unusual, there are early season trends that pop up each year….along with red-hot players.
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Q&A: St. Pius tennis looks to go undefeated
Coach Werkmeister has a lot of confidence in his '08 squad, and he couldn't set expectations for the season much higher.
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03/27/2008
Q&A: Holt High Baseball
When you have the number one ranked player in the country expectations are sure to be high. The Wentzville Holt Indians say they are up to the challenge.
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03/17/2008
Coach Ryan: The week in high school sports
Let's begin with the Class 3 Boys Championship. Lutheran North Coach Brent Rueter devised a clever game plan to attempt to nullify Maplewood's marquee player, Antonio Bryant. His Crusaders 1-3-1 zone would double team the Bryant, the point guard, each time that he touched the ball and force him to give it up, push him beyond his normal shooting range.
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03/04/2008
Turner named new coach at Belleville high school
A Belleville high school has hired from within to replace a legendary football coach. Ken Turner, 37, is taking over for Glenn Schott, who retired last November after 37 years on the job. Turner is a seven-year assistant at Althoff Catholic High School.
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03/10/2008
Coach Ryan: The week in high school sports
One crucial story all weekend was the injuries to key players on many teams. Customarily, players have many bumps, bruises, slight sprains at this time of the year-- a long, hard season.
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03/03/2008
Coach Ryan: This week in high school sports
The sectional/quarterfinal week ALWAYS brings us much excitement, great coaching, thrilling games and many situations and outcomes not seen previously by these highly talented teams. Coaching does make a difference.
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02/26/2008
Monday basketball scores
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02/25/2008
Coach Ryan: This week in prep sports
District Championships saw some ghost-busting action... some top teams dodge the bullet while others were shot up in flames...some key players were injured ... one player scores 43 points and loses!..usual mixture of upsets....it was all there.....read our "take" on it.
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02/23/2008
Saturday's basketball scores
02/22/2008
Friday basketball scores
Thursday basketball scores
02/20/2008
Wednesday's basketball Scores
02/18/2008
Monday's basketball Scores
02/16/2008
Saturday's basketball Scores
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02/17/2008
Coach Ryan: This week in prep sports
Coach Ryan offers his take on the best of the best gays and gals basketball in the area, plus a little dose of wrestling in this week's column.
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02/15/2008
Friday's Scores
Friday's basketball scores for boy's and girl's high school games.
02/12/2008
Monday basketball scores
02/11/2008
Saturday's basketball scores
02/08/2008
Friday basketball scores
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02/04/2008
Coach Ryan: The week in prep sports
On Thursday, as the weathermen had predicted, snow hit the Midwest hard. Some teams played their Friday night games as scheduled. The routines of each player is thrown way out of kilter on these special holidays.
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01/31/2008
JV cheerleaders, parents dispirited about rule
Junior varsity cheerleaders in this St. Louis suburb are decrying a school district rule that will bar them from participating in a statewide tournament because their competition falls on a Sunday.
02/01/2008
Thursday basketball scores
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