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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesMizzou cross country opens season with podium finishes in Cyclone Opener
The Missouri men’s and women’s cross country teams raced to a pair of second-place team finishes at the Cyclone Opener hosted by Iowa State on Thursday, Sept. 4. Led by strong individual performances in both the men’s and women’s race, Mizzou’s results on Thursday began its 2026 campaign in promising fashion, with both squads looking to make their mark in an important transitional year for the program in terms of talent.
Missouri women’s soccer dismantles in-state opponent SEMO 5-0
Freshman on fire blaze a trail for a dominant 5-0 senior night win for the Missouri Tigers. The women’s soccer team hosted in-state rivals Southeast Missouri State tonight at Audrey J. Walton Stadium. The Tigers also held international student night alongside their senior night festivities. Missouri got off to a hot start; by the 11th minute they’d already seized the moment as freshman forward Lana Adams squeezed it past Redhawks goalkeeper Natalie Allison, giving the Tigers a 1-0 lead.
Simmons impresses in Mizzou debut against Arkansas-Pine Bluff
The Missouri Tigers opened their season with a dominant 54-14 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Thursday. Quarterback Austin Simmons made his first start as a Tiger on Thursday night, and he did not disappoint. Not shy from acknowledging that nerves played a role early in the game, Simmons emphasized the pressure he felt to perform in his first start in Columbia. “I was a little nervous thinking about how things were going to go,” he said.
Mizzou Volleyball loses to No. 25 Oregon in four sets
The Big Ten/SEC Volleyball Challenge kicked off today, and Missouri fell to Oregon in four sets. This marks the first loss of the season for the Tigers, putting them at 3-1. Missouri’s Paige Felder got the first set started with a block. It was a tightly contested first set, until Mizzou went on a 7-0 run, putting their lead at 18-11. Oregon was unable to answer back, and Ceylin Kuyan sealed the set with a kill for the 25th point, giving set one a final score of 25-16.
Mizzou Volleyball ends invitational with emotional win for Coach Sullivan
As the Mizzou invitational reached the end of its’ second day, the Dawn Sullivan-led Tigers ended the weekend playing against their coaches’ daughter, Sarah, and the Idaho Vandals. The Vandals kept up solidly throughout the first two sets, even reaching 21 points in the second set, thanks to eight kills by sophomore Kiana Greer, six kills and four blocks for fellow sophomore Sophie Danielson. Yet the team’s combined 12 errors and .133 hitting percentage were not great signs of a victory.
Salkilld stuns Gamrot with first round submission; Enters lightweight title picture
Quillan Salkilld continued his winning ways in the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Saturday night, submitting Mateusz Gamrot in the first round of their lightweight main event in Las Vegas. Salkilld entered his first UFC main event at 12-1, 5-0 in the promotion, riding high off of two first-round victories in January and May against Jamie Mullarkey and Beneil Dariush.
Nurmagomedov and Ditcheva score wins in Long Island; Future with PFL uncertain
Usman Nurmagomedov and Dakota Ditcheva returned to the Professional Fighters League cage with impressive victories on Friday night, but their long-term future with the promotion remains unclear as contract talks begin. Returning to Long Island for the sixth time in promotional history, the PFL continued its recent run of high form with a nine-fight card featuring mixed martial artists from around the globe.
Rousey submits Carano in anticlimactic return to mixed martial arts
Ronda Rousey returned to Mixed Martial Arts in devastating fashion, submitting Gina Carano in 17 seconds in the headlining bout of Most Valuable Promotions’ MMA debut. Though the quick result harkens back to Rousey’s glory days in the Ultimate Fighting Championship, her dominant performance proved to be the cherry on top of an MMA card filled with mismatches produced by MVP and Netflix. Here are the results of MVP MMA: Rousey vs.
Explaining the Airline Disruptions Over The Holidays
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The polls are open! MSA student elections remain open until Thursday.
Categories: March 9, 2023 The polls opened at noon on March 7 for the Missouri Student Association’s annual spring elections. Two slates hope to fill the student government’s open executive seats of President and Vice President — Reimagine Mizzou and Mizzou4U. Reimagine Mizzou presidential candidate Zeb Howell and vice presidential candidate Taylor McMahan modeled their campaign on “reimagining” MU’s community, relationships and governance.