Great season Jayce we look forward to seeing you wrestle again next year!
Thursday, February 22, 2024
Estes wins state championship in wrestling for Warsaw Wildcats
Kramer scores 1000th career point for blackhawks
We would like to congratulate Adrian High School Senior Colin Kramer scored his 1,000th point in Blackhawks basketball tonight! Congratulations, Colin!! Pictured below is Colin with his mom Kim and his dad Todd!
Butler moves on to District Championship Game
Both teams got off a sluggish start, finally Carter Trumbore would a launch a deep ball that would tickle the twine to trigger all scoring and gift the Bears an early 3-0 advantage. Ferguson would grab a put back basket, but immediately following, Trumbore would burry another triple to spark a 7-0 Bears run. Murry would line up a three for the Bulldogs, leading to a 7-0 run of their own to pull within 1. At the end of the first quarter, the Bears led 15-13.
El Dorado started the 2nd Period with the ball, and Ferguson hammered a three to take the Bulldogs first lead of the night. Turmbore would drive to the rack on the other end, and the back-and-forth would ensue. The Bears would find themselves on the wrong end of a 13-5 run, but would close out the quarter on a 4-0 run themselves and find themselves trailing by just 1 at the break, 31-30
Gordon triggered the scoring for the half, answered quickly by a driving Trumbore for the Bears. Trumbore’s basket would ignite a yet another basket exchange by both teams. After a tightly contested 3rd period, the Bulldogs would take a 43-41 lead into the final 8 minutes.
To begin the final period, Davidson scored for the Bears to tie the game up at 43-43 and spark a 7-2 Butler run that would see the Bears reclaim a 48-45 lead with right around 4 minutes left in regulation. Out of a Butler time-out, Murry would get fouled and go to the line for a chance to take the lead for El Do, he would go 1 of 2 and tie the game at 48-48. Trumbore would drive to the rack and reclaim a 2 point lead. Davidson went 1-2 from the line to extend the Bears lead to 3 with under 2 minutes left. After Murry fouled out of the game, Trumbore went back to the stripe and sunk a pair to take a 2 possession lead with just above 1 minute left. With under 30 seconds, Davidson would split a pair of free throws to take a 4 point 54-50 Butler lead. Jake Chandler would continue to stretch the lead, burying a pair of free throws, and the Bears would come out victorious 56-50.
Trumbore led all scoring with 32 points and 7 rebounds, 3 steals, and a pair of assists. Davidson recorded 12 points and 9 rebounds to go along with 3 blocks, while Chandler pitched in 9 points and 8 rebounds as well.
The Bulldogs were led by Ferguson with 17 points and 6 rebounds.
The Bears will go on to meet the Blackhawks in the district championship game on Saturday.
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-Courtesy of Cody Morris
Adrian moves on to District Championship Game
Neither teams wanting their seasons to come to an end, both teams came out aggressive, trading scores. Midway through the quarter Baxter drove baseline and slammed the basketball to take a 7-6 Tigers lead. Adrian answers with an and-one basket by Kramer, reclaiming a 9-7 Adrian lead. Baxter would tie the game back up with a jumper before Hamilton would hit a deep ball to put the Blackhawks back up. The Tigers closed out the quarter on a 5-2 run in the last 2 minutes to knot the game up at 14 a piece after 8.
Kramer came out of the quarter break and drilled a shot from distance, to put the Blackhawks back out front. After a bucket from Ford, Kramer buried yet another triple, to carry on a very quick 10-0 Adrian run in the first minute and change of the 2nd. The run would force a time-out by the Tigers. After the time-out, the Blackhawks accuracy from distance would continue as Hamilton would knock down a three ball, forcing yet another Tiger’s time-out stretching the Adrian lead to 27-14.
Baxter would finally stop the bleeding and record the Tiger’s first basket of the quarter with just above 5 minutes until the half. A pair of free throws by Woods would bring the gap back within single digits, as the Blackhawks led 27-18. After an 11-0 Blackhawks run, Woods would go go the stipe to sink a pair. After a 27 point 2nd quarter, Adrian took a 41-22 lead into the locker room.
At the half, the Blackhawks were deadly from behind the arch, going 6 of 10.
Out of the intermission, Baxter would begin the scoring, and spark a 7-0 Tigers run to open the half. Rusow would go to the line to give Adrian their first points of the half. Ford would hit 1 of 2 from the line to end a 6-0 Tigers run. Stockton would outscore the Blackhawks 21-13 in the quarter, but still found themselves trailing 56-43 going into the final 8 minutes.
Kramer began the final period with a dunk for the Blackhawks, but the Tigers immediately answer with a trifecta by Sexton. Adrain would look to slow the game down in the final 5 minutes as they held a decent lead. Baxter slammed down the alley-oop basket, but Kramer would fire back with a 3 ball. The Tigers would grab a steal and a bucket, pulling back within 12 with just over 2 minutes left in regulation. Adrian would close out the game on a 10-5 run on their way to 77-60 victory.
With the win, Adrian punched their ticket to the championship game. They were led by Colin Kramer with 30 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals. Cole Hamilton pitched in 19 points with 5 threes for the Blackhawks.
Stockton was led by Baxter with 18, followed by Raines with 16 and Woods with 15.
Adrian will move on to face the Butler Bears Saturday in the district final game.
At the half, the Blackhawks were deadly from behind the arch, going 6 of 10.
Out of the intermission, Baxter would begin the scoring, and spark a 7-0 Tigers run to open the half. Rusow would go to the line to give Adrian their first points of the half. Ford would hit 1 of 2 from the line to end a 6-0 Tigers run. Stockton would outscore the Blackhawks 21-13 in the quarter, but still found themselves trailing 56-43 going into the final 8 minutes.
Kramer began the final period with a dunk for the Blackhawks, but the Tigers immediately answer with a trifecta by Sexton. Adrain would look to slow the game down in the final 5 minutes as they held a decent lead. Baxter slammed down the alley-oop basket, but Kramer would fire back with a 3 ball. The Tigers would grab a steal and a bucket, pulling back within 12 with just over 2 minutes left in regulation. Adrian would close out the game on a 10-5 run on their way to 77-60 victory.
With the win, Adrian punched their ticket to the championship game. They were led by Colin Kramer with 30 points, 6 rebounds and 3 steals. Cole Hamilton pitched in 19 points with 5 threes for the Blackhawks.
Stockton was led by Baxter with 18, followed by Raines with 16 and Woods with 15.
Adrian will move on to face the Butler Bears Saturday in the district final game.
See more Tailgate TV here https://linktr.ee/tailgate_tv
-Courtesy of Cody Morris
Rowe wins state championship, makes history for Lady Blackhawks Wrestling
Annebelle was able to get a pinfall in the 3 period of the finals match to beat runner up Alexus Johns of Mexico, Missouri.
Way to go Annebelle and congrats on being the first ever lady blackhawk to win a championship!
Long finishes 2nd in state wrestling championship for Butler High School
Way to represent your school with class and sportsmanship! We are so proud of you Kellen and look forward to next year wrestling for you.
Kellen is the son of Dale and Lindsey Long! He will finish his season with a record of 51-3.
Obituary - Frances Marie Good
Frances grew up in Milford, MO and graduated from high school in Raytown, MO. She spent all of her adult life in Nevada, MO where she worked in housekeeping at Cottey College for many years. Frances loved her flower garden, watching western movies, and was always there to help others. On August 25, 1951, she married William Clark Good in Independence, MO and together they raised two sons.
Frances is survived by her son, Gary Good, Nevada, MO; grandchildren, Amanda Williams (Wade), Tulsa, OK, Justin Good, Nevada, MO, Amber Bravo, Nevada, MO and Craig Good, Springfield, MO; 13 great grandchildren and three great-great grandchildren; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, William Good, a son, Bill Good, five brothers and five sisters.
The funeral service will be held at 1:30 pm on Monday, February 26, 2024, at Ferry Funeral Home in Nevada, MO with burial to follow in Newton Burial Park.
Alkire finishes 3rd at Missouri State High School Wrestling Championship
Damian will finish his sophomore season with a 3rd place medal. Way to go Damian we can't wait to see you back on the mats next season.
Damian is the son of Nick and Jeana Alkire. We will have more about state wrestling later on this evening. Way to go D!
Photos courtesy of Mallory Taylor
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