New Haven at Owensville

Visitation at Warrenton

St. James at Sullivan

Pacific at St. Clair

Union at Hermann

The US women's ice hockey team blew out their biggest rival after shutting out Canada 5-0 in the preliminary round from Milan.  Hannah Bilka scored a pair of goals for the Stars and Stripes.  Hilary Knight added an assist and is now tied for the all-time women's Olympic hockey record for points by an American.  Team USA is now a perfect 4-and-0 at the Winter Games and clinched Group A with 12 points.  Quarterfinals for women's ice hockey begin on Friday.  

Girls Basketball-Sydney Pfister filled the stat sheet with 20 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists and 3 blocks and was 5 for 6 from the line leading Lutheran South to a 55-44 win over Borgia.  The Lancers improve to 17-4.  Borgia, 14-7, was led by Sydney Kessler and Essence Esqueda with 12 points each.  

The U.S. women's hockey team will clash with rival Canada on Tuesday in their final preliminary round game at the Winter Olympics.  Team USA is 3-and-0 so far following Monday's 5-0 victory over Switzerland.  The Americans have now outscored their first three opponents 15-to-1.  The Canadians are 2-and-0 in Milan.  The U.S. looks for some revenge after losing in the gold medal game to Canada four years ago.  The puck drops at 2:10 p.m. Eastern.

Cam Servais scored 24 points leading Union to a 47-38 win over Sullivan at The Palace.  Tucker Mabe added 7 points and guarded Peyton Malady, holding him to 6 points.  The Wildcats improve to 12-8 overall and 4-0 in conference.  Sullivan drops to 6-13 and 0-3.  Mitchell Garner posted a double-double for the Eagles with 14 points and 10 rebounds.  Andrew Blankenship added 10 points.  Union has won three straight.  

Hermann edged Pacific 44-43 in overtime with 22 points from Myles Stiers.  The Bearcats have won four straight and improve to 15-7 and 4-0.  The Indians drop to 7-14 and 1-3.  

Nick Gleason pumped in 20 points and Isaac Smith added 11 leading St. James to a 58-37 win over Owensville in The Jungle.  The Tigers move to 17-6 and 3-1.  Owensville, now 8-11 and 1-2, was led by Chase Crosby with 16 points.  The Tigers have won eight in a row.

St. Clair posted a 58-43 win at New Haven with Carson Roemer dropping in 21 points.  Nate Short added 12 for the Bulldogs, now 14-7 and 2-2.  The Shamrocks slip to 7-14 and 0-4.  Drew Gildehaus and Anthony Groner were in double figures with 17 and 14 points, respectively.  

The Shorthanded Borgia Knights went on the road and posted a 76-70 win at Windsor.  Emery Woehrmann and Bryce Collins were out.  John Gildehaus hit 6 deep and was 5 for 5 from the line for 23 points.  Parker Reinberg added 21 and was 7 of 11 from the line.  Ethan Chambers added 14 point and 9 rebounds before leaving in the 3rd quarter with a knee injury.  The Knights improve to 15-9.  The Owls drop to 13-9.  

St. Charles West beat Warrenton 59-47 to improve to 13-7 and 6-2 in the GAC North.  Warrenton, 8-14 and 0-6, was led by Brodey Meier with 16 points and Taylor Anderson with 11.  

Myla Miller scored 15 points leading Pacific to a 46-36 win at Northwest.  The Indians improve to 9-11.  The Lions fall to 0-17.  

Ana Schueler hit 5 deep and finished with 19 points leading Ursuline Academy to a 67-17 win over Washington.  Nancy King chipped in 10 for the 12-9 Bears.  The Blue Jays drop to 6-16.  Emily Schwoeppe led Washington with 7 points.  

De Soto jumped out to a 21-13 lead in the first half and held off St. Clair 54-51.  The Dragons, 8-13, snapped a nine game losing streak.   The Bulldogs drop to 10-6.  Emma Talleur posted a double-double with 14 points and 12 rebounds.  

Servais led Union in two victories last week.

In the 56-41 win over Steelville, he posted 16 points, hit 2 three pointers, he was 4 for 6 from the line, pulled down 6 rebounds, doled out 3 assists, had 1 steal and 1 block.

In the 56-53 win over New Haven, Cam logged 19 points, hit 1 three pointer, he was 2-for-4 from the line, pulled down 6 rebounds and had 4 assists.  

14 points, 6.5 rebounds, 3.9 assists per game.

Cam was named to the Borgia and Owensville All Tournament Teams.

He scored a career high 39 points at Potosi.

Servais has been a varsity starter since his Freshman year. 

770 points

402 rebounds

215 assists

90 three pointers

GPA:  3.6

Favorite Subjects:  History/Practical Arts

Cam stays active away from school and sports.  He enjoys working out and hanging out with his family.  

Colin Briggs logged a double-double with 20 points and 10 rebounds leading Washington to a 67-47 win at Fort Zumwalt West.  The Blue Jays have won 5 straight to improve to 14-10.  The Jaguars fall to 10-10.  Steven Brooks and Kaedon Dade scored 10 each in the set-back.  

Katie Miller scored 11 points and Ava Hayes added 10 leading Sullivan to a 35-33 win over Union at The Palace.  Avery Merkel chipped in 6 for the Eagles, 13-8 overall and 2-1 in conference.  Kyndal Brown led Union with 10 points and Millie Koeningsfeld added 9.  Tyler Steele and Ella Kliethermas chipped in 6 each.  Union drops to 6-14 and 1-2.  

St. Clair was down 2 with 2.6 seconds left when Charli Coello was fouled on a full court shot.  She went to the line and hit all three free throws giving the Bulldogs a 39-38 win at New Haven.  Lila Hinson led St. Clair with 13 points and 5 steals, Emma Talleur added 9 points and 13 rebounds and Niah Sheta chipped in with 8 points and 11 rebounds.  The Bulldogs improve to 10-5 and 2-2.  New Haven falls to 4-15 and 0-4.  Maisy Hook scored 14 for the Shamrocks.  

Kealie Lane hit two deep and was 10 of  18 from the free throw line for 16 points leading Hermann to a 33-25 win at Pacific.  Brynlee Ash chipped in 10 for the Bearcats, 13-10 and 4-0.  Pacific, 8-11 and 2-2, was led by Myla Miller with 10 and Ava Kientzy with 9.  

St. James posted a 46-26 win over Owensville in The Jungle.  Adalee Richardson drained 10 points and Lydia Kemnitzer added 9 for the Tigers, now 10-11 and 3-0.  Owensville falls to 3-17 and 0-3.  Cameron Ryerson scored 9 points in the loss. 

Borgia lost to Oakville 53-50.  Taylor Scheer scored 28 points in the set-back.  Sydney Kessler added 9 and Addison Carroll 7.  Both teams area 14-6.  

7th Place-Union 43 Washington 42 in overtime.

Consolation-Parkway South 61 Seckman 59

3rd Place-FZS 68 Borgia 64 in overtime.

Championship-University City 46 Eureka 42

Kyndal Brown-Union

Olivia Gruber-Washington

Savannah Swinton-Parkway South

Julia Pfau-Seckman

Taylor Scheer-Borgia

Taylor McCarty/Bridget Herweck-FZS

Tessa Bauer/Marleigh Allen-Eureka

Jaynai Green/Akira Langerston-University City

Luke Roberts hit 4 deep and posted 16 points leading St. Dominic to a 66-49 win over Borgia.  Austin Ryan added 14 and Grant Giesmann 11 for the 18-3 Crusaders.  Borgia, 14-9, was led by Bryce Collins and Ethan Chambers with 14 points each.  John Gildehaus chipped in 11.  Collins pulled down 9 rebounds and Parker Reinberg doled out 8 assists.  Borgia was without Emery Woehrmann with an ankle injury.

Make it seven straight for St. James following a 65-49 win at Pacific.  Isaac Smith pumped in 22 points for the Tigers, now 16-6 overall and 2-1 in conference. Nick Gleason added 16 and Tate Gruver 14.  Pacific was ahead at half-time, but lost the lead in the third quarter.  Cole Mohesky led the Indians with 18 and Gage Clark added 15.  

 The Seahawks will try to avenge their worst loss in franchise history this Sunday. The team squares off against the Patriots in Super Bowl 60 from Santa Clara. When it comes to the team, Seattle hopes to erase a heartbreaking, Super Bowl 49 loss to New England where Russell Wilson threw a goal-line interception to end their shot at back-to-back Lombardi trophies. This is the first time the Hawks are back in the big game since that moment in 2015.

The Washington Blue Jays are on a three game win streak after beating Fort Zumwalt North 50-31.  Colin Briggs logged 12 points and Nakai Scott added 11 and the Jays locked down on defense.  Washington moves to 12-10 overall and 5-2 in the GAC.   The Panthers drop to 7-12 and 3-3.  Ryan Venneman scored 9 in the loss.  Leading scorer Britton McGhee was held to 2 points.  

Payge Kemnitzer drained 13 points leading the St. James Tigers to a 45-26 win at Pacific. Adalee Richardson chipped in 12.  St. James improves to 9-11 overall and 2-0 in conference.  The Indians fall to 9-10 and 2-1.  Ava Kientzy hit 4 deep and finished with 12 points in the set-back.  Myla Miller added 10.  

Seckman defeated Washington 53-42 to improve to 11-6.  Mollie Bailey led the Jaguars with 20 points.  Washington slips to 6-14.  Olivia Gruber and Emily Schwoeppe were in double figures with 18 and 13 points, respectively.  

 

Parkway South 73 Union 46.  Gabby Bonge hit 8 deep and finished with 26 points for the Patriots, now 9-9.  Union, 5-13, was led by Kyndal Brown with 13 points and Ali Thwing with 11.  

Eureka 49 FZS 38

University City 63 Borgia 55.  The Lions advance to the title game with a 13-4 record.  The Knights, 14-4, were led by Taylor Scheer with a double-double, 21-points and 10 rebounds.  Sydney Kessler added 16 points and 5 rebounds. Tatum Scheer chipped in 10 points.  Borgia will play for 3rd. 

Bunker beat St. James 47-35.  The Tigers drop to 8-11.  Payge Kemnitzer scored 11 in the set-back.  Bunker is 16-2. 

Hallsville over Owensville 64-40.  The Dutchmen slip to 8-9.  Chase Crosby led Owensville with 13 points.  Hallsville is 13-7.  

Cam Servais logged 16 points, 5 rebounds, and 6 assists leading Union to a 56-41 win over Steelville.  Cannon Brown hit 3 deep and added 12 points and 6 rebounds and Blake Siess chipped in 9 points and 6 rebounds.  The Wildcats improve to 10-8.  

Nakai Scott drained 21 points leading the Washington Blue Jays to a 57-35 win over Fort Zumwalt East.  Washington moves to 11-10 overall and 4-2 in the GAC.  The Lions fall to 7-13 and 2-4.  

St. James raced past Newburg 80-60 with Tate Gruver dropping in 22 points.  Nick Gleason added 19, Aiden Boone 16, Jaxen Spurgeon 11 and Isaac Smith 9.  Boone and Gruver pulled down 6 rebounds each and Smith doled out 13 assists with Boone adding 8 helpers.    The Tigers, 15-6, have won 6 straight.   Newburg drops to 14-6.  

Warrenton needed double overtime to beat Pacific 60-53.  Brodey Meier led the way with 17 points, Carter Martin added 15 and Deadrick Forest 14 for the 8-11 Warriors.  The Indians, 7-11, were led by Gage Clark with 25 points and Cole Mohesky with 7.  

Borgia got back on the rails with a 62-49 win over Gateway Legacy.   Bryce Collins logged a double-double with 22 points and 13 rebounds.  Emery Woehrmann added 14 points, 5 rebounds and 4 assists and Parker Reinberg added 13 points and 5 assists for the 14-8 Knights.  

St. Clair posted a 55-52 win at Cuba.  Kasen Conway and Gaege McCuskey scored 19 points for the Bulldogs who have won 3 straight to improve to 12-7.  The Wildcats fall to 3-18.   

Anthony Groner led a balanced attack with 16 points and the New Haven Shamrocks logged a 54-42 win over the Chamois Pirates at the House of Champions.  The Shamrocks improve to 8-12.  The Pirates are 4-13.  

Myles Stiers poured in 26 points leading the Hermann Bearcats to a 57-50 conference win over the Sullivan Eagles at The Nest.  Hermann improves to 13-8 overall and 2-0 in conference.  Sullivan drops to 6-12 and 0-1.  Peyton Malady scored 15 in the set-back. 

Maisey Hook dropped in 14 points and the New Haven Shamrocks logged a dominant 50-11 win over Chamois.  The Rocks move to 5-14.  

Lila Hinson scored 19 points and dished out 7 assists leading St. Clair to a 51-42 win over Warrenton at The Pound.  Haylee Hartsook added 13 points and 6 rebounds and Emma Talleur chipped in 13 points and 8 rebounds for the Bulldogs, now 9-4.  Warrenton drops to 6-11.  Makayla Witthaus led the Warriors with 11 points, 7 rebounds and 7 steals.  Sophia Benke chipped in 11 points.  

 

Cuba downed Pacific 50-46.   The Wildcats are 3-17.  The Indians drop to 7-11.  
 

Lily Douglas scored 8 points and Morgan Howard chipped in 7 leading Pacific to a 40-35 win over Newburg.  

St. James defeated Licking 49-31.  The Tigers move to 8-9.   Licking drops to 9-8.  

7th Place-Washington 65 Lutheran South 39

Consolation-Summit 57 Lebanon 42

3rd Place-Lift for Life 81 Union 61

Championship-Sikeston 59 Borgia 47

5th Place-Sullivan 61 Herculaneum 60

7th Place-New Haven 53 Wright City 46

Consolation-St. Clair 51 Montgomery 47

3rd Place-Hermann 55 Warrenton 47

Championship-St. James 62 Belle 36

Oliver Puljic posted 15 points and 7 rebounds leading Summit to a 55-44 win over Washington.  Nakai Scott led the Blue Jays with 5 deep and 23 points.  

Lebanon 49 Lutheran South 32

Borgia holds off Lift for Life 70-63.  Emery Woehrmann logged 5 deep, 28 points, 8 rebounds and 3 assists.  Bryce Collins added 14 and Parker Reinberg 10 points, 4 rebounds and 4 assists for the Knights, now 13-7.  Borgia was 24 for 27 from the line.  

Sikeston 81 Union 39

Consolation Semi-Sullivan 69 KIPP 35.  Peyton Malady scored 21 points.  Andrew Blankenship added 14 and Mitchell Garner 11 for the 5-11 Eagles. 

Semi-Valley Park 67 Pacific 64.  Tim Coleman went off for 7 deep and 42 points for Valley Park.  The Indians fall to 7-9 and will play for 3rd Place. 

Salem 64 Owensville 46.  The Dutchmen drop to 8-8.  Salem is 12-7.  

7th Place-Warrenton 74 Summit 64.  The Warriors are 7-11.  

Consolation-FZW 44 Washington 28.  The Blue Jays drop to 6-12.  

3rd Place-FHC47 St. Dominic 32

Championship-Lutheran South 54 Ursuline 44.

Sydney Pfister-Lutheran South

Abby Walsh and Ellie Tiburzi-Ursuline

Jayla Robinson-FHC

Peyton Roberts-St. Dominic

Jordan Duffing-FZW

Aaliyah Williams-Washington

Consolation-New Haven 37 Montgomery 30.  Alivia Guehne pumped in 16 and was a 2nd Team All Tournament selection.  The Shamrocks move to 4-14.  

3rd Place-Hermann 41 Liberty 38.  Kealie Lane drained 17 points for the Bearcats, now 10-10.  

Championship-Lutheran St. Charles 61 Rolla 50

Hillsboro Tournament-Semifinal-Hillsboro 67 Sullivan 49.  The Eagles fall to 11-6 and will play for 3rd Place Saturday. 

St. James Tournament-3rd Place-Waynesville 55 St. James 33.  Payge Kemnitzer scored 12 in the set-back.

Kobe Thomas posted 18 points, 8 rebounds and 4 assists leading Sikeston to a 61-49 win over Washington.  Ben James added 16 for the 16-2 Bulldogs.  Washington, 9-9, was led by Demetrius Lockett and Nakai Scott with 12 points each.  Kolby Steiger added 9 points and Colin Briggs logged 7 rebounds and 5 assists.  

Bryce Collins dominated in the paint with 24 points and 6 rebounds leading Borgia to a 50-39 win over Lebanon.  Emery Woehrmann added 14 points for the Knights, now 12-7.  Lebanon was led by Antwon Givens with a double-double 10 points and 11 rebounds.  

Lift for Life 59 Lutheran South 54

Union hit 10 three pointers in a 58-56 win over Summit.  Cannon Brown hit 3 deep and finished with 12 points.  Reid Rogers added 11 and Cam Servais 9.  The win snapped a four game skid for the Wildcats, now 9-6.  The Falcons drop to 9-8.  

Nick Gleason poured in 19 points leading the St. James Tigers to a 66-46 win over Warrenton.  Tate Gruver added 14, Isaac Smith 12 and Jaxon Spurgeon 11.  The Tigers have won three straight to move to 12-6.  Warrenton, 7-11, was led by Brodey Meier with 15 points. 

Montgomery County 50 Wright City 45

Belle 52 Hermann 48.  The Tigers are 18-2.  The Bearcats 11-8.  

St. Clair 57 New Haven 44.  Carson Roemer led the Bulldogs with 15 and Clayton Ingram and Gaege McCuskey with 10 each.  St. Clair is 10-7.  The Shamrocks drop to 6-12.  

FZW 54 Warrenton 45.  Warrenton drops to 5-10.  

Olivia Gruber paced Washington with 17 points in a 40-21 win over Summit.  Aaliyah Williams added 9 points for the 6-11 Blue Jays.  

Lutheran South 58 FHC 38

Ursuline 58 St. Dominic 54

Lutheran St. Charles 66 Hermann 32  Andrea Van Booven scored 12 and Kealie Lane 9 and Kallie Landolt 6.  Hermann drops to 9-10.  The Cougars are 11-4.  

Alivia Guehne drained 14 points and Maisy Hook chipped in 9 leading New Haven past Owensville 42-28.  The Shamrocks improve to 3-13. 

Rolla 60 Liberty 42

Montgomery County 54 Gateway Legacy 26

Hazelwood West 50 Union 40.  The Wildcats were led by Ella Kliethermas with 13 points.  Tyler Steele, Kyndal Brown added 8 each.  Union drops to 5-11. 

Lexi Timmerman scored 14 points leading Mehlville to a 47-33 win at St. Clair.  Mehlville improves to 10-5.  The Bulldogs drop to 8-3.  

Taylor Scheer logged 23 points and 7 steals leading Borgia past Duchesne 73-54.  Sydney Kessler added 15 points and 7 rebounds and Tatum Scheer 9 points for the Knights, now 13-3 and winners of three straight.