The Montgomery County Wildcats and Wellsville-Middletown Tigers will start preparing for the 2026 fall season as their fall sports teams begin their practice sessions on Aug. 10, which is the …
The Montgomery County football team will be back in action on July 29 as the dead period schedule for all fall sports teams approaches. The Wildcats will take on the Winfield Warriors in a …
From its first game on April 13, BelleEve Boutique was too much to handle in the Lincoln County Athletic Association 8 and under machine pitch softball division. The Montgomery City team cruised …
Two years ago, Brooklynn Fischer found a new home at Missouri Baptist University. It turned out to be a successful home for the former Montgomery County standout. Fischer wrapped up her …
Olivia Shaw enjoyed an outstanding four-year volleyball career at Montgomery County High School, finishing as the all-time leader in kills, helping the Wildcats win four Eastern Missouri Conference …
So far, Aubrey Janes has received offers from three schools — Greenville (Ill.) University, Central Methodist University and Ottawa (Kan.) University — to play basketball.
The Montgomery County volleyball team couldn’t have asked for a better way to start off its summer.
There were 43 Montgomery City players and 22 Jonesburg players who participated in the event that had games that started at 8:30 a.m. and ended after sundown.
Renee Finke got another year of college track as she competed with the SMU Mustangs for the 2025-26 school year. It turned out to be a successful one for the Montgomery County graduate as she was one of the top performers in the jumping and hurdle events for the Atlantic Coast Conference school in Dallas, Texas.
Three months ago, Collin Parker thought his basketball career was over after he played his first and final season at Austin Peay University. But recently, the Montgomery County graduate got a taste of the NBA.
Seven Montgomery County and three Wellsville-Middletown baseball players brought home all-district awards this spring.
The spring of 2026 was good to the Montgomery County Wildcats. The Wildcats celebrated two Eastern Missouri Conference championships in baseball and girls track, had two all-state medalists and got a state qualifier in golf.
The Wellsville-Middletown Tigers enjoyed an outstanding spring athletic season as their baseball team surpassed its win total from last year and their track team had a pair of state qualifiers.
Emma Rodgers and Samantha Turner were the only MCHS athletes who made trips to the awards podium at the state meet.
Tommy Meyer wrapped up his short high track career at Liberty Christian Academy in style.
The Montgomery County track team had a large and outstanding senior class this spring.
MCHS finished 19-7 with the loss to Duchesne in the district finals.
Montgomery County sophomore Marshall Bishop is this month's Athlete of the Month sponsored by The Bank of Missouri.
The 2026 Wellsville-Middletown track season will continue in Jefferson City this weekend as two athletes will be making their state meet debuts.
The Eastern Missouri Conference baseball championship trophy is back at Montgomery County High School. With a 4-2 road win over the Elsberry Indians on May 11, the Wildcats finished in a share of the EMO title with North Callaway with a 9-1 record.
Montgomery County junior Samantha Turner and sophomores Emma Rodgers and Mieka Ray will represent the Wildcats at the Class 3 meet, scheduled for Friday and Saturday at Adkins Stadium.
This year, Karter Reagan has wrapped up an outstanding high school golf career with two trips to the state tournament and three all-Eastern Missouri Conference awards.
For the first time in five years, the Montgomery County baseball team will be playing for a district championship. The Wildcats defeated Bowling Green 5-0 in a Class 3, District 5 semifinal game …
The Montgomery County baseball team will be doing some traveling in this year’s district tournament. Hopefully, all of that traveling will pay off with a district title. The Wildcats drew the …
Seniors Cooper Sellenriek and Katlyn Kolling, junior Samantha Turner, sophomores Emma Rodgers and Mieka Ray and freshman Trinity Brown will represent the Wildcats at the Class 3, Sectional 2 meet on May 16 at Centralia High School.
