Class of 1953 MCHS Cager
Bernard Ogle stopped by to sign his name on the 100th Anniversary sign.
Game Day!
Rumble on the River
@ John Wood Community College
6:00pm
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62nd Monroe City Middle School
Basketball Tournament
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Weekly Athletic Schedule
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Final Score!
100th Tournament Champions!!!
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Game Day!
100th Annual Monroe City Invitational Basketball Tournament Championship
7:00pm
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Final Score!
Double OT: Lady Panthers with a great effort!
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Game Day!
Celebration: Legends Night
3rd Place @ 7:00pm
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MS Game Day!
@ Centralia
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MS Tournament Dress-Up Days for next week
Final Score
MC Girls vs Highland Friday 7pm
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MS Final Score
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Mr. Patterson took a break from middle school to read The Polar Express to Mrs. Falls preschool class
Game Day!
Celebration: Team Night/Girls Basketball History
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MS Game Day!
MS Girls @ South Shelby 5:30pm (Away)
MS Boys vs. South Shelby 6:00pm (Home)
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Final Score!
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Don't forget to stop by & get your t-shirt to commemorate being a part of the 100th anniversary of the oldest tournament in Missouri! We have a shirt for each participating team with your logo on the back! Shirts are being sold in the east hallway of the high school from 4-8 pm!
Game Day!
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The 1986 Panther boys did not have a starter over 6 foot tall and were picked to finish fourth in the Clarence Cannon Conference in the preseason coaches' poll. When the season ended in March, the black and gold possessed the state’s third place trophy with a 28-4 finish.
After storming through the Clarence Cannon Conference slate undefeated and claiming the Panthers’ first CCC title in 17 years, the team faced a 30-0 Blair Oaks team in the state quarterfinal round. Blair Oaks had a starting front line that stood 6 foot 10, 6 foot 6 and 6 foot 4. The Panthers raced to a 22-point halftime lead and cruised into the state tournament.
It seemed the whole town of Monroe City made the long trek to Springfield, Missouri, to see the hometown boys lose a heartbreaker to Cape Girardeau Notre Dame in the semifinals before coming back to defeat Pembroke Hill of Kansas City in only the second three-overtime game in the history of the state Final Four.
The team was coached by Dave Almany and assisted by Charles Causey. Mike Jackson, Rich Deien, and Ed Talton were All state and All Conference performers. James Walkup and Nathan Chitwood were senior starters. Rick Pfanner, Keith Robinson and David Hall were seniors who played critical roles.
Final Score!
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