Gorillas rally past UNO (The Joplin Globe)

OMAHA, Neb. — Pittsburg State, after trailing by 12 points at halftime and 11 points with just under eight minutes remaining, stormed back to trim Nebraska-Omaha 77-70 Saturday afternoon in an MIAA women’s basketball game.

Southern women hold MIAA lead (The Joplin Globe)

WARRENSBURG, Mo. — It was a “stone day” for the Missouri Southern men. Conversely, it was a “diamond day” — despite one major flaw — for the Southern women.

There was a rescue, but it wasn’t real dangerous (The Joplin Globe)

There it was, hanging from the branches above us, a shiny, nearly-new fishing lure. Standing on my swivel boat seat, reaching high above me in a precarious position, extending my fishing rod to the end of my arm-length, I could get to within about two feet of it.

Napier wins third state title; Titans place fourth (The Joplin Globe)

SALINA, Kan. — Columbus’ C.J. Napier claimed his third state championship, and teammate Tank Burns and Labette County’s John Hambleton joined Napier as state champions Saturday night in the KSHSAA Class 4A wrestling tournament at the Bicentennial Center.

Baseball Lions attempt to play league opener (The Joplin Globe)

Weather and field conditions permitting, Missouri Southern will begin its MIAA baseball schedule today with a doubleheader against Missouri Western at Joe Becker Stadium.

Lions nail down tourney berth (The Joplin Globe)

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Defense, treys lift Souhern to win for seven seniors (The Joplin Globe)

Midway through the second half, Missouri Southern found itself in a 43-43 deadlock with Northwest Missouri State.

Cardinals earn titles in district (The Joplin Globe)

NEVADA, Mo. — Both the Webb City boys and girls, the No. 1 seeds, earned basketball championships in comfortable fashion Saturday night in the Class 4 District 12 finals.

Local Republicans focus on stimulus, spending at Lincoln Days event (The Joplin Globe)

Tired of hearing about bailouts and stimulus plans, Dean Gentry said he and his family, on Saturday, traveled to Joplin from Fairview, Mo., to attend the annual Lincoln Days gathering.

Plan leaves some ill (The Joplin Globe)

Paying part of his health insurance doesn’t sit well with William Tannenbaum, Missouri Southern State University history professor.

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