Things started well and ended well for the Bruin boys basketball team in the district semifinal Tuesday night. In the middle, however, the result was constantly in doubt.
With the playoffs beginning in less than a week, there won’t be any more easy wins like the Bruins’ 77-60 stomping of the Spartans at Battle Tuesday night. However RBHS head coach Jim Scanlon, who...
[heading size="18"]Class 5 District 9: Bruin boys drop late one to rival Jefferson City [/heading]
With 3:48 left in the fourth quarter of the Class 5 District 9 semifinal between Jefferson City and RBHS,...
[heading size="18"]Boys District Tournament Preview[/heading]
As the Class 5 District 9 tournament begins the RBHS boys basketball team has one last potential game to decide the season series against...
[heading size="18"]Bruins enter playoffs on high note after comeback win over Helias[/heading]
After a slow start to the senior night game, the Bruin boys basketball team made sure to not end their season...
[heading]Bruins outlast Battle, take first game in series[/heading]
In a game many were expecting RBHS to run away with, the young lineup for Battle was able to stay within striking distance of the Bruins...
[heading size="15"]The boys basketball team held strong to defeat Lincoln Prep 60-51.[/heading]
After edging out Rockhurst High School on Feb. 18, the Bruins Basketball team played the Lincoln Prep Tigers...
[heading]Columbia Rock Bridge 59, Columbia Hickman 54[/heading]
The last four RBHS-Hickman boys basketball games had been defined by hard fought, down to the wire matchups, that the Kewpies found a way...
There are two truths in the sporting world.
Everyone wants to be first.
Secondly, everyone wants to be the best.
These two words are interchangeable at times, yet both descriptions have very different...