EXCELSIOR POLICE
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The Excelsior Springs Police Department reported the following arrests handled recently by the department. Wednesday, March 20 At 10:20 a.m., Sarah Stueve, 38, was arrested for outside warrant service.
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ES girls yield eight, then score eight
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Last week, Excelsior Springs gave up eight goals in one game in varsity girls soccer – and then scored eight goals in one game. FALLING TO THE FALCONS The Tigers yielded eight goals April 2 in their 8-3 road loss to Van Horn, an Independence-based school.
Tigers get ‘fantastic’ outing from Glaspy in loss
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Excelsior Springs varsity baseball coach Aaron Holst found some bright spots in his club’s 4-2 Northland Tournamentopening loss to Winnetonka Tuesday. One of them was starting pitcher Klayton Glaspy.
ES boys and girls both place seventh at Kearney meet
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On April 5, Excelsior Springs’ track and field athletes took advantage of some favorable weather. That day, the Tigers competed at the Kearney Classic Invitational.
Girls hoopsters hold banquet to cap season
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DUSTIN DANNER Sports Reporter Excelsior Springs varsity girls basketball coach JD Biermann and his Tigers have formally capped their season. They did so April 1 with a team banquet, held in the high school commons area.
Schmidt and Biermann take third at scramble tourney
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Jacob Schmidt and Landon Biermann negotiated the rolling hills of Shiloh Springs Golf Club well enough to contend for a title when Excelsior Springs played there last week in varsity competition. Paired for the Platte County Invitational Scramble, Schmidt and Biermann shot a 65 (-7) for the 18-hole, par-72 competition to place third in the April 1 tournament.
Boys netters blanked by seasoned Huskers
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Excelsior Springs ran into a seasoned opponent in varsity boys tennis on April 4, when the Tigers hosted perennial Class 1 power Lafayette County of Higginsville. It was the Huskers’ sixth dual this season.
The Pelicans are back
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From their white bodies to their black wing tips and partial trailing edge, American White Pelicans are making their annual appearance in Missouri. According to the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), over 200 years ago, Lewis and Clark wrote in their journals that they observed a flock of pelicans on a Missouri River sand bar near present-day Lexington.