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A big name in local athletics is returning to coaching to the bootheel to coach at the varsity level. Spencer Hoffman has been named the new girls basketball head coach at Senath-Hornersville High School. "We are excited to have him as part of our staff," said Senath-Hornersville superintendent Chad Morgan after confirming reports of their latest hire. "Very positive person and coach."...

Several different narratives played out as Kennett Middle School hosted Senath-Hornersville Monday night. The Lady Lions' seventh graders improved to 5-0, as Kennett's younger side struggled. Meanwhile, Kennett's eighth graders were in fine form, cruising to a 25-16, 25-11 victory...

The Senath-Hornersville Lady Lions finished their season with a 46-56 loss to Doniphan in the opening round of the Class 3, District 1 tournament. Despite the loss, head coach David Wilkins told his players that they've ended their campaign with a lot to be proud of...

Moments before Senath-Hornersville tipped-off for a big win over Scott City, the school took a moment to honor Kyle Moore for an important milestone in his high school career. Back in December, Moore put all of southeast Missouri on notice when he scored 53 points against Caruthersville to top a school record. Little did fans and observers know, Moore also scored his 1,000th career point in that very game...

Coaches often speak of the difficulty involved in beating the same team three times in one season. Senath-Hornersville opened the season by beating Campbell 50-22, just one week ago, they won 53-37. On Monday night, both teams opened the girls Bootheel Conference Tournament. Though the Lady Lions prevailed for a third time, they did so to an even tighter scoreline of 39-29...

The seeding meeting for the girls Bootheel Conference Tournament had to wait until after Thursday night. That's when the top two teams, both undefeated in conference play, faced off. The Senath-Hornersville Lady Lions hosted Portageville in a game that would determine the first place seed. The Lady Bulldogs went on spoil senior night by winning in convincing fashion, 63-35...

Cody Tucker Daily Dunklin Democrat Following Friday's narrow victory over South Pemiscot, the Senath-Hornersville Lions knew their defensive strategy needed work. Though their offense is finally firing on all cylinders, they've consistently struggled to tame scoring from competition across the area...

Senath-Hornersville High School celebrated homecoming by getting their first look at Victor Dukes on their home court. Fans packed the Lions high school gymnasium to see a wide range of festivities. Among them was a 69-30 victory, for which the Lions did not disappoint.

The Senath-Hornersville Lady Lions have put together a string of wins in their past few days. It's the a winning streak they've been working for, and now they hope to use it as momentum for the rest of the season. After beating East Carter County on Friday, the Lady Lions hosted Malden on Monday. Despite double-digit scoring from three Green Wave players, Senath-Hornersville found a way to eke out a 38-34 victory...

After beating first place Delta C-7 51-46, the Armorel Tigers are champions of Senath-Hornersville's Lions Classic Christmas Tournament for the second year in a row. Armorel established a lead early in the game, and the Chargers struggled to find a way around a strong defense...

A powerful duo of forwards from Neelyville prevailed against Senath-Hornersville during Friday's back and forth battle for third place in the Lions Classic Christmas Tournament. In a game that came down to the final seconds, the Tigers found a way to keep their lead in tact, thanks in part to a strong third quarter that solidified their third place spot in the tournament...

SENATH, Mo. - Delta C-7 found a way to tame Senath-Hornersville's recent offensive dominance, holding Kyle Moore to 15 points in a 72-60 victory in the Lions Classic semifinal. Josh McCarter led the Chargers with 25 points. Meanwhile, head coach Wes Richardson praised his defense for taking on the Lions potent offense...

On Friday, Aug. 22, Clarkton and Senath-Hornersville served up their first wins and losses of the season in Senath. While Senath's junior varsity was mostly dominant, Clarkton's varsity squad fought back to even the score.

BULLDOG CLASSIC BOYS QUARTERFINALS The top four seeds advanced to the semifinals of the 8-team Bulldog Classic varsity boys basketball tournament Monday night. Top-seeded Caruthersville beat No. 8 seeded North Pemiscot 103-76, No. 4 seeded South Pemiscot defeated No. 5 seeded Clarkton 69-39, No. 2 seeded Hayti cruised past No. 7 seeded Senath-Hornersville 73-45 and No. 3 seeded Gosnell, Ark., outscored sixth-seeded Gideon by 23 points in the second half on its way to an 80-51 victory...

At around 4 p.m., Senath and Kennett firefighters responded to a fire at the Ramey's Grocery Store in Senath. There is no information at this time to what caused this fire.

The Senath City Council had a guest speaker Monday night to address power outages and passed on a sale on mosquito spray. Customer Service Supervisor Rick Davis came as a representative of Ameren Union Electric. Davis opened with a narrative about simple causes for power outages...

More and more bad news came from Senath-Hornersville superintendent, Yancy Poorman, regarding the budget and a declining enrollment Thursday, August 21, at the regular meeting of the Senath-Hornersville school board. The annual tax rate hearing topped the list...

The Senath, Mo., City Council approved a resolution to purchase the building for the new fire station and refilled the Senath park board to full capacity in Monday night's council meeting. The council approved a municipal lease resolution on the new fire station currently under construction...

SENATH, Mo. -- A few members of the Senath community witnessed history being made in Williamson Park recently. City employees worked hard to install five concrete benches for citizens to sit and relax while they take advantage of the walking track or just simply admire the surroundings of the park. ...

SENATH, Mo. -- Benches and tables for Williamson Park, cluttered sidewalks, and abandoned houses were the hot topics for the Senath city council meeting on Monday night, with the new park items getting the go-ahead. After the reading of minutes, City Collector Kathy Morgan gave a report on the city's various incomes and expenditures, with an immediate question by Alderman Patsy Davis on the policy regarding delinquent water bills...