Reeds Spring High School will send three athletes to state championship competitions. Two golfers and one tennis player qualified.
Saylor Johnson and Lyla Mackie are the golfers who qualified. At the Class 2 District 3 Tournament, Johnson tied for fourth place, and Mackie finished 14th. The Class 2 State Golf Tournament will be at Bogey Hills in Farmington on October 19-20.
Girls Tennis
Chloe Clevenger qualified for state by placing second at the district tournament in Springfield. Clevenger won three matches to advance to the final. The state tournament will be held on Thursday, October 22, in Springfield.
“It was an amazing day,” said Coach Katie Wilson. “Chloe has been willing all season to try new things on the court, and her willingness to get out there and push is fun to watch!”
Football
The Wolves defeated Buffalo 38-13. Freshman quarterback Nate Waters threw for 252 yards and three touchdowns. Izek Hays and Noah Lach each scored two touchdowns.
Volleyball
The Lady Wolves beat Monett 3-2, beat Buffalo 3-0, and lost to Fair Grove 3-0.
(photo courtesy of Greg Ride)
Cross Country
At the Cedar Ridge Invitational in Branson, freshman Anna Ross continued her impressive season by winning the race with a time of 17:59, a new course record. For the boys, RJ Clouse placed 17th.
Marching Band
At the Branson Marching Invitational, the Wolf Pride Marching Band placed third in Class 2A, and the color guard placed second.
(photo courtesy of Perry Phillips)
Speech and Debate
At the season-opening competition at Missouri State University, Reeds Spring had three performers qualify for finals. Luke Sellers won the Humorous Interpretation category, and Mikayla Baker won the Oral Interpretation category. Baker also placed fifth in Dramatic Interpretation.
