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.

A 5K run/walk for autism awareness is set for 9 a.m. Saturday, April 24, at the Fordland City Park.

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.

After a 1-6 start to the 2020-21 campaign, the Seymour varsity boys’ basketball team has won five of its past six games, highlighted on Saturday with a 65-63 victory over Cabool in the fifth-place game of The Seymour Bank Winter Classic, which was played on the Tigers’ home court at the Seym…

The Fordland varsity girls’ basketball team is the No. 12 seed at the annual Walnut Grove Holiday Classic, a 16-team event set to started Monday.

Chris Hastings wasn’t expecting a miracle last Tuesday, Dec. 15, when Class 2 defending state champion Hartville visited Seymour to play his Tiger varsity boys’ basketball team.

A year ago, the Seymour High School varsity boys’ basketball team was the No. 10 seed at the Walnut Grove Holiday Classic and advanced to the 16-team event’s semifinals, losing a pair of close games in the final two rounds.

Basketball districts for high-school boys’ and girls’ teams from Fordland and Seymour were announced last week.

For a decade, Derrick Jessen has been a basketball coach.

The 38 combined points of 6’0” eighth-grade standout Addison Ridenour wasn’t enough as the Seymour Middle School “A” girls’ basketball team dropped its final two games in the season-ending Summit Conference tourney.

A breakout game by junior Brycen Owens helped propel the Seymour varsity baseball team to its fifth consecutive victory last Monday, Sept. 21, when the Tigers defeated rival Fordland by an 8-2 count in home action.

Members of the Fordland High School baseball team volunteered in cleaning up the east side of the Seymour square last week after the roof from the old MFA feed building was ripped off in a severe wind storm last Monday, May 4, and landed on Main Street.