By Barbara Maningat Two Missouri Tiger home runs and a Lindsay Muller grand slam lit up the scoreboard in Game 1 of the three-game series against Baylor, Friday, March 30. The Tigers took the 6-1 win, scoring all runs off the bats of Nicole Hudson, Corrin Genovese and Muller. After a quiet first inning, Hudson andContinue reading “Three home runs propel Missouri Tigers to Game 1 win over Baylor”
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Tigers forced to play Aggie ball, Texas A&M issues first series loss
By Barbara Maningat View this article on KBIA Sports Extra No. 19 Texas A&M served up some solid competition, defeating No. 10 Missouri softball team in a tight three-game series at College Station. Missouri ended their 17-game winning streak in Game 1 Friday with a 2-1 loss, but hope struck when the Tigers took the 6-5 winContinue reading “Tigers forced to play Aggie ball, Texas A&M issues first series loss”
Missouri softball ends Kansas rivalry with three shutout victories
Story by Barbara Maningat With two wins on Sunday, the No. 12 Missouri softball team took a three-game series from Big 12 rival Kansas by a combined score of 24-0. The games took the all-time border war record to 63-40 in favor of Missouri. The Tigers have recorded seven straight shutout victories and are onContinue reading “Missouri softball ends Kansas rivalry with three shutout victories”
Mizzou defeats Kansas for 13-game winning streak
By Barbara Maningat Missouri softball kicked off Big 12 conference play with another run-rule victory, defeating rival Kansas 10-0. Chelsea Thomas got the win, giving her a 9-1 record on the season. She pitched four and one-third shutout innings before allowing one hit in the top of the fifth. Lindsey Muller led the team andContinue reading “Mizzou defeats Kansas for 13-game winning streak”
KBIA: Missouri Amish population expanding, moving
By Barbara Maningat, Nick Gass and Krysta Brown (Columbia, MO) | Posted Wednesday, October 13th, 2010 at 3:54pm | UPDATED: October 13, 2010 at 5:15pm When the Amish decide to start a new settlement, it’s a community decision. Learn more about the process and one man’s move from Clark to Brashear, Mo. CLICK HERE to view the full storyContinue reading “KBIA: Missouri Amish population expanding, moving”
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