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Four teams that are currently ranked #1 in their respective classes will be featured during our coverage of the MFA Oil-Break Time Shootout at Mizzou Arena this Sunday on KRES.
The only girls game of the event, featuring perennial powers Harrisburg and Marion County, starts our coverage at 11:30am. The defending state champion Lady Mustangs are #1 in Class One this season and the Lady Bulldogs, which won a title two years ago, are the #1 team in Class Two.
After winning its 2010 championship at Mizzou Arena, Harrisburg was upset in the state playoffs last year by Clopton. Coach Dan Bachmeier says getting back to the final four in Columbia this March is his team's goal..............
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The Lady Mustangs haven't had any hangover from their title run last season. Marion County is 14-0 this year, and the senior class led by Truman signee Jessica Redd and point guard Randi Lee Plunkett has a four year record of 96-9.
Coach Mike Johnson says his team will need to take care of the ball and fight hard on the boards to beat the Lady Bulldogs..........
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Coach Bachmeier says Paige Heibel, the Bulldogs second leading scorer, is questionable for Sunday with a sprained ankle.
After that epic girls matchup, we'll feature another top ranked team in our second game, as boys Class One #1 Meadville battles #7 LaPlata.
Eagles Coach Darren Smith says the teams are very familiar with each other from recent postseason clashes............
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Meadville is a perfect 15-0 on the year.
LaPlata meanwhile is 12-2, despite losing former Coach David Fouch to retirement, along with three starters from last year's fourth place team in Class One. First year head man Kyle Fleshman says his team will have to try to outrun the bigger Eagles............
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Our final game Sunday has yet another top ranked team, Class Two boys #1 Salisbury, taking on Macon. Panthers Coach Kenny Wyatt says having a game at Mizzou Arena at this time of year will help his team prepare for the playoffs...........
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The Class Three Tigers have struggled to a 4-9 start this year, and could be without second leading scorer Tyler Jackman on Sunday. The senior is battling an ankle injury. Macon Coach Doug Hawkins says his team will have to execute at a high level to hang with the Panthers..............
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You can also hear each game Sunday online.
The only girls game of the event, featuring perennial powers Harrisburg and Marion County, starts our coverage at 11:30am. The defending state champion Lady Mustangs are #1 in Class One this season and the Lady Bulldogs, which won a title two years ago, are the #1 team in Class Two.
After winning its 2010 championship at Mizzou Arena, Harrisburg was upset in the state playoffs last year by Clopton. Coach Dan Bachmeier says getting back to the final four in Columbia this March is his team's goal..............
The Lady Mustangs haven't had any hangover from their title run last season. Marion County is 14-0 this year, and the senior class led by Truman signee Jessica Redd and point guard Randi Lee Plunkett has a four year record of 96-9.
Coach Mike Johnson says his team will need to take care of the ball and fight hard on the boards to beat the Lady Bulldogs..........
Coach Bachmeier says Paige Heibel, the Bulldogs second leading scorer, is questionable for Sunday with a sprained ankle.
After that epic girls matchup, we'll feature another top ranked team in our second game, as boys Class One #1 Meadville battles #7 LaPlata.
Eagles Coach Darren Smith says the teams are very familiar with each other from recent postseason clashes............
Meadville is a perfect 15-0 on the year.
LaPlata meanwhile is 12-2, despite losing former Coach David Fouch to retirement, along with three starters from last year's fourth place team in Class One. First year head man Kyle Fleshman says his team will have to try to outrun the bigger Eagles............
Our final game Sunday has yet another top ranked team, Class Two boys #1 Salisbury, taking on Macon. Panthers Coach Kenny Wyatt says having a game at Mizzou Arena at this time of year will help his team prepare for the playoffs...........
The Class Three Tigers have struggled to a 4-9 start this year, and could be without second leading scorer Tyler Jackman on Sunday. The senior is battling an ankle injury. Macon Coach Doug Hawkins says his team will have to execute at a high level to hang with the Panthers..............
You can also hear each game Sunday online.
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