Bloomfield, Missouri - The Hoffman-Boles family won the 2019 Irwin-Brehmer Memorial Golf Scramble held at the Crowley's Ridge Country Club in Bloomfield.
Pictured from left to right: Randy Hoffman, Janice Hoffman, Ryder Boles, Julie Keller and Kristi Boles
Photo provided
Bernie, Missouri - The Bernie 8th Grade Volleyball Tournament begin Monday, March 26th at 4 p.m. in both the high school gym and the junior high gym. Team participating are Bernie, Bell City, Advance, Sikeston, Puxico, Bloomfield, Dexter and Bernie 7th grade.
Pool Play Times - Monday, March 26, 2018
Pool A High School Gym
4:00 Bernie v. Bell City
5:00 Sikeston v. Advance
6:00 Bernie v. Advance
7:00 Bell City v. Sikeston
8:00 Advance v. Bell City
9:00 Bernie v. Sikeston
Pool B Junior High Gym
4:00 Dexter vs Puxico
5:00 Bernie 7th vs Bloomfield
6:00 Bloomfield vs Dexter
7:00 Puxico vs Bernie 7th
8:00 Dexter vs Bernie 7th
9:00 Bloomfield vs Puxico
Are you ready for football season? The ShowMe Times is proud to announce the 7th Annual Pigskin Pick'em Challenge!
Week #1 is up and ready to play. Deadline for Week #1 is Friday, August 18, 2017 at 6:00 p.m.
The ShowMe Times will start a little easy for Week #1 with just 12 high school football games to choose from. Then as the season gets in high gear, more high school games will be added, college and pro games will also fill a few of the slots. It will be an exciting 10 weeks of football action going right into the playoffs!
Just go to www.showmetimes.com, click Sports at the top of the page and the 2016 Pigskin Pick'em will drop down. Register and begin playing! There will be weekly prizes as well as a grand prize of $500 CASH!!
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Week #1 Games are:
Chaffee at Crystal City
Charleston at Sikeston
East Prairie at Kelly
Fox at Farmington
Jackson at Hickman
Kennett at Fredericktown
Malden at NMCC
Park Hills at Sullivan
Portageville at Caruthersville
Riverview Gardens at Poplar Bluff
Ste. Genevieve at Dexter
Thayer at Hayti
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MDC, NWTF partnered with Stars and Stripes Museum for JAKES event in Bloomfield
JAKES program is dedicated to educating youth in wildlife conservation and wise stewardship.
Bloomfield, Missouri - The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC), National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) and the Stars and Stripes Museum partnered to present a JAKES (Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics and Sportsmanship) event in Bloomfield June 10. Conservation Agent Michael Collins said the event hosted 40 children, thanks in part to pleasant weather.
Conservation agents and other MDC employees often partner with NWTF on JAKES events because the two organizations have similar goals to promote conservation. The JAKES program began in 1981 when NWTF saw a need to get youth outdoors and began the program with a dedication to inform, educate and involve youth in wildlife conservation and wise stewardship of natural resources. Through this program, NWTF chapters provide youth ages 12 and younger chances to explore their outdoor world through fun events that help pass on the traditions of responsible hunting, teach the principles of habitat management, hunting ethics and safety.
At the JAKES event Saturday, MDC staff and volunteers led trap shooting with firearm safety, archery and turkey biology sessions. The youngest participants used pellet guns, according to Collins. Other stations hosted by NWTF included primitive skills with hatchets and sling shots and a tour of the museum. Participants also visited with Smokey Bear.
“This was a great partnership with NWTF and the museum where these kids all gained an appreciation for hunting and conservation while learning quite a bit about safety throughout the day,” Collins said.
Bernie, Missouri - Top seeded Bloomfield Wildcats exploded in the first half putting 31 points on the board to secure their victory over Campbell 54 - 24 in the Championship game of the Bernie Invitational Boys Basketball Tournament.
“Good week for our boys,” commented Bloomfield head basketball Coach Jason Karnes. “Thought we played and competed very well. Kind of got off to a slow start Friday, but we were able to find our rhythm and get to a 10 point halftime lead.”
The Wildcats held Campbell to just 3 points in the second half with their amazing defense. Senior Dakota Adams made Campbell’s only bucket of the half. The Camels later recorded one free throw.
“We had a tremendous defensive effort the second half,” continued Karnes. “We were really able to extend out lead. Proud of our guys and their effort.”
Offensively the Wildcats had two great quarters. They tallied 21 points in the second period and recorded 15 points in the fourth period to bring home the win.
Noah Vandiver tallied a game-high 12 points including one 3-pointer.
Nathan Newell tied with Noah for a game-high12 points, all on 3-point baskets.
Caleb Pulley contributed 11 points including 2 three pointers.
Tim Hector recorded one trey and Tyler Battles added two treys.
Final Score Bloomfield 54, Campbell 24
Campbell 12 9 2 1 - 24
Bloomfield 10 21 8 15 - 54
Campbell (24) - Jason Bowman 2, Dakota Adams 6, Tommy Steward 5, Riley Peters 4, Dylan Adams 7. FG 10, FT 4/11, F 17. (3-pointers: None. Fouled Out: None).
Bloomfield (54) - Tim Hector 3, Caleb Pulley 11, Peyton Bell 5, Nathan Newell 12, Austin Bond 2, Tyler Battles 7, Noah Vandiver 12. FG 19, FT 6/10, F17. (3-pointers: Tim Hector 1, Caleb Pulley 2, Nathan Newell 4, Tyler Battles 2, Noah Vandiver 1. Fouled Out: Phillips)
“We have to work get back to work on Monday as we play a good Kelly team on Tuesday.” Stated Karnes.
The undefeated Bloomfield Wildcats (3-0) will be back in action on Tuesday, December 8th when they host the Kelly Hawks. Game time 6:00 p.m.
Photo submitted by Dawn Vandiver.
