Lexington News

What?!! Not again!!! – part 1
Hello, readers. I’ve been out of touch for a while, practically all summer. For the record, I’ve missed you.
Lexington tennis girls split a couple of matches
The Lexington Minutewomen Tennis Team beat Holden a week ago Monday, but they then dropped a match with Richmond last Thursday.

Minutewomen fall to Lady Huskers in a well played game
This was a game where neither team deserved to lose, as both teams played well, but the Higginsville Lady Huskers prevailed and topped the Lexington Minutewomen 6 to 4 in the contest at Lexington Community Park, a week ago Tuesday.
Richmond hurler silences Minutewomen bats
Richmond Pitcher Ava Johnson had a dominant performance, as she allowed only one hit and struck out 14, over six innings, as the Lady Spartans defeated the Lexington Minutewomen 8 to 0 last Thursday in Richmond.
Lexington cross country girls do it again
It is almost getting to be a regular occurrence, as for the third time in the past few weeks, the dynamic Girls trio of Ellie Lichte, Addison Smith and Phoebe Engelbrecht once again swept the top three spots out of 232 runners, this time in the tough Gold Division of the Gans Creek Cross Country Meet, that was run last Saturday in Columbia.
Aull About Sports
On October 16, 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. During the next three weeks, I thought that I would try to tell the story of this first Lexington State Championship Football Team, which is also the only undefeated and untied State Champion team, by breaking the magical season down, game by game, in a series of three different articles. In today’s Column, we will highlight the first four games of the 1976 season: Clinton at Lexington
Volleyball girls get nice conference win over arch rival
The Lexington Minutewomen Girls Volleyball team played three games this past week, and they picked up a nice MRVC East Conference win over Richmond, but dropped a Conference match to Holden and a non Conference bout with Harrisonville.
Ghoulie Girls Night Out to be a wickedly fun evening
Grab your witch hats, gather your favorite ghoulfriends, and get ready to take over Historic Lexington! The Lexington, Missouri Merchants Association will host its first Ghoulie Girls Night Out on Thursday, October 8 from 5 to 9 p.m., with VIP early admission beginning at 4 p.m.
Minutemen comeback effort falls short in Homecoming game
The Lexington Minutemen Football Team made a nice comeback, but they could not overcome an early deficit and they dropped their Homecoming game to the Holden Eagles, 34 to 14 in the first Conference game last Friday at Gil Rector Stadium.
