After a 57-44 road loss last Tuesday, Jan. 4, at Marion C. Early of Morrisville, the Fordland High School varsity girls’ basketball team enters this week with a record of 5-7, head coach Kevin McDaris said.

Over the span of three days, the Seymour High School varsity girls’ basketball experienced a myriad of emotions in a pair of Summit Conference contests.

Through three games this season, the Seymour High School junior-varsity girls' basketball team remains undefeated.

After a season where his ballclub won only three games, Fordland High School varsity girls’ basketball coach Kevin McDaris was pleased to see his squad open the 2021-22 campaign with two victories in four attempts.

The Fordland High School boys’ basketball team is the eighth seed at the upcoming Walnut Grove Holiday Classic, which starts Wednesday, Dec. 22.

Although their school campuses are only 11 miles apart and both are Class 2 schools in basketball, Fordland High School and Seymour High School aren’t in the same basketball district for the second consecutive year.

The six-team, eighth annual Fordland Invitational, a varsity girls’ basketball tournament, begins next Monday at the Fordland High School gymnasium.

Thirteen-year-old Aiden Cantrell of Fordland was hunting with his parents, Steven and Miranda Cantrell, when he harvested this "spike" buck around 9 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 31, during the youth deer season.

After a slow 1-2 start, the Seymour Middle School “B” boys’ basketball team has won five straight as the Tigers’ record entering this week stands at a solid 6-2.

A trio of home victories last week turned the tide for the Seymour Middle School “A” boys’ basketball team as the Tigers’ record improved from a sub-.500 mark to two games above .500 at 5-3.

The Seymour Middle School “B” girls’ basketball team improved its record to 4-4 last week as they won two games and lost one.

New Seymour High School varsity baseball coach Ty Lumley admits he has one not-so-fond memory of the fall jamboree that marked his debut as the Tigers’ skipper.

Since the start of the spring season, the Seymour varsity baseball team hadn’t won two straight games.

A four-run first inning and strong pitching by senior starter Nathaniel Hosiner propelled the Seymour High School varsity baseball team to a 5-3 victory Saturday over Fordland in the squad’s season opener in tournament action at Strafford.

Entering Friday night’s road Summit Conference contest at Fordland, Seymour High School varsity boys’ basketball coach Chris Hastings thought one thing.

Eagles lose to Galena in the 1st round: Eagles, 57 vs Galena, 85

Eagles (7) lost to Crane (2) on Saturday, Feb. 4 p.m. at Crane in first round: Crane 53, Fordland 28

The Fordland High School boys' and girls' basketball teams are the No. 6 and No. 7 seeds, respectively, in the upcoming Class 2 District 11 Tournament at Galena.