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MU’s Arey selected for national team tryout

Mark Kim • May 3, 2013

Junior Carter Arey will be taking his talents to Colorado Springs, Colo., from May 28 to June 2 after he was named one of 28 wheelchair basketball players selected to try out for the U.S. Men's Wheelchair...

Adapted Gymnastics program looks for new home

Jack Witthaus • May 3, 2013

The little girl stands next to the bar and exhales. Her trainer Abby Stewart looks on, hoping she can execute. With her small hands, the girl grabs tightly, jumps and twists her hips, nosing her way...

Tigers excel at Drake Relays

Jacob Scholl • April 30, 2013

While facing some of the best collegiate competition in the nation, the Tigers still shined in the Iowa sun. This weekend, the Missouri track and field team traveled to Des Moines, Iowa, for the historic...

Jason Collins’s announcement breaks sports’ last barrier

Kalen Wagoner • April 30, 2013

Every NBA locker room has its own Jason Collins. They are the big men who sit at the end of the bench for decade-plus careers, offsetting what they lack in athleticism and offensive skill with smarts...

Segovia’s reemergence helps Tigers win second conference series

Connor Casey • April 30, 2013

Missouri baseball was in dire straits going in Sunday’s doubleheader with Auburn. With a 5-14 record in the Southeastern Conference, the team was on the verge of not qualifying for the SEC Conference...

Tigers set to compete in historic Drake Relays

Jacob Scholl • April 29, 2013

Throughout the week, the Missouri track team has been tirelessly working in hopes of winning medals and setting records at one of the world’s most well-known track meets. A large part of the track team...

College playoffs look promising

Derek Franks • April 26, 2013

It’s New Year's Day. You wake up early considering what took place the night before. You set up shop on the living room couch. At 10 a.m., all of the college football games kickoff. And you proceed to...

Missouri aims to make late-season run

Jack Witthaus • April 26, 2013

On Wednesday night, the Tigers needed a hero. Down 4-2 in the bottom of the ninth, junior second baseman Kendall Keeton stepped to the plate as the go-ahead run with two men on and two outs. Keeton grounded...

Strong Sunday performance gives Tigers seventh place finish

Ryan Williamson • April 23, 2013

The Southeastern Conference is home to the NCAA’s best teams in nearly every sport, and golf is no exception. Thirteen of the 14 teams are ranked in the top 50 nationally, including No. 2 Alabama. Last...

Gators take two of three from Tigers at home

Jack Witthaus • April 23, 2013

It was another unsuccessful series for the Missouri baseball team (13-22, 5-13 Southeastern Conference) as they lost two of three games at home against No. 19 Florida. The Tigers now own the worst record...

Altercation another bite in Suarez’s reputation

Kalen Wagoner • April 23, 2013

Imagine if the NFL’s best quarterback had the personality of Mike Tyson, Mike Rice and Marshall Henderson combined. That’s what Luis Suarez means to English soccer. The Liverpool forward made headlines...

Black & Gold provides no certainties for football team

Jacob Bogage • April 23, 2013

Tiger football’s annual Black & Gold scrimmage marked the rebirth of one MU’s proudest traditions — football — after 2012’s campaign saw Missouri fail to reach a bowl for the first time in eight...