October 16, 2026
Lexington News Sports
MINUTEWOMEN SOFTBALL GIRLS SPLIT TWO CONFERENCE GAMES
Lexington at HigginsvilleHigginsville jumped out to a 4 to 0 lead in the bottom of the first inning, but then theLexington Girls put together a… Login to continue reading Login…
MINUTEWOMEN FIGHT WELL IN BATTLE OF LEXINGTON MEET
The Lexington Minutewomen Girls Cross Country Team must have been well preparedfor battle, as they took first place in the Battle of Lexington Cross Country… Login to continue reading Login…
Softball girls slug their way to win over Carrollton
Hie Lexington Minutcuomcn Girls Softball team scored 14 runs and banged out 15 hits, as they defeated the Carrollton Lady Lrojans 14 to 7, a week ago Tuesday on the road, for their first win over Carrollton in several years.
Aull About Sports
This coming Friday, the 1976 Lexington Minutemen State Championship Football Team, will be introduced and honored during the halftime of the Lexington-Higginsville Football game at Gil Rector Stadium.
St. Pius pitcher shuts out Minutewomen softball girls
Pitcher Dayley Bryars mixed her pitches well with pin point control, and she tossed a 2 hit shut out in leading the St Pius Warriors to a 3 to 0 victory over the Lexington Minutewomen in a non conference game on Senior night, last Wednesday at Lexington Community Park.
Girls and Boys Cross Country Teams
Above are the Girls and Boys Cross Country Teams at the Chile Pepper Meet in Fayetteville
Middle School Cross Country Teams do well at Oak Grove
The Lexington Middle School Boys and Girls Cross Country teams both placed in the top five as teams, while Kennedy Beal was the Girls Individual Champion at the Oak Grove Middle School Cross Country Meet that was held last Wednesday.
Girls Tennis Team plays well but drops match to Knob Noster
The Lexington Minutewomen Girls Tennis Team played pretty well overall, but they fell by a 5 to 4 count to the Knob Noster Lady Panthers in a dual match last Monday on the Lexington courts.
Minutemen score three times but fall to Knob Noster
The Lexington Minutemen Football Team scored three touchdowns, for the first time this season, but it was not enough, as they fell 35 to 18 to the Knob Noster Panthers last Friday evening on the road.