From the MSSU website Nate Evans (Cassville 2007) produced the only goal of the match to lead the Missouri Southern Lions to their first victory of the 2008 campaign, 1-0 over the Northeastern State RiverHawks in a Southwest Soccer Conference matchup Wednesday night (Oct. 15) at Hal Bodon Field.

Missouri State Bears - 1
Western Michigan Broncos - 0
Senior Allison Osmundson netted the game-winning goal at the 61:38 minute mark in the second-half to give Missouri State their second win on the weekend. The Bears improved their record to 5-3-1 on the season.

Missouri State Bears - 1
Western Michigan Broncos - 0
Senior Allison Osmundson netted the game-winning goal at the 61:38 minute mark in the second-half to give Missouri State their second win on the weekend. The Bears improved their record to 5-3-1 on the season.

Missouri State Bears - 1 (2 OT)
Valparaiso Crusaders - 1
The Bears opened strong Friday evening, coming off of their Tournament win at New Mexico last week. Attacking with verve, they wasted no time exploiting the first opportunity to present itself.

Missouri Southern Lions - 1
Texas Woman's - 2
Theresa Sanches scored the tie-breaking goal on a penalty kick in the 57th minute to propel the Texas Woman's Pioneers to the win. The score came just seven minutes after the Lions (2-1) evened the match on a Sarah Evers goal from 10 yards out.

Missouri Southern Lions - 1
John Brown Golden Eagles - 2
Golden Eagles sophomore forward Adrian Jasso tallied the first goal for JBU in the 11th minute off the assist from Jamal Bandeh. Ten minutes later, sophomore Juan Iraola continued the trend after scoring unassisted for the 2-0 lead.

Missouri State Bears - 1
SEMO Redhawks - 0
This is a very good result for the Bears, getting the win on a 50th minute goal from their midfield general, sophomore Samantha Aguilar. Sophomore midfielder Christine Cross earned the assist as she led Aguilar with a pass that resulted in a goal in the bottom left corner of the net.

The Missouri Southern Lions played host to their new neighbor, the Crowder College Roughriders, on Friday night with an exhibition soccer game played on the artificial surface at the football stadium. The score, 2-0 for the Lions, reflected the difference between the programs with the Junior College team visiting a Division 2 school.

The Missouri Southern Lions played host to their new neighbor, the Crowder College Roughriders, on Friday night with an exhibition soccer game played on the artificial surface at the football stadium. The score, 2-0 for the Lions, reflected the difference between the programs with the Junior College team visiting a Division 2 school.

Now that it feels like winter again, it's time for the All-Ozark squad from the News-Leader. (to be continued once I get time to update it from Wednesday's paper) Updated, with corrections noted

Kyler Temple (Kickapoo, Sr. forward)
The Chiefs' explosive forward played some of his best soccer as Kickapoo made a trip to Columbia Fenton.