Jamborees for Area Schools Begin

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Friday, August 19th, 2022 12:00am

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

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The start of the High School Sports season takes another step closer to reality with the beginning of preseason Jamborees.

Many area schools will have teams in Jamborees for Football, Softball, Soccer, and Volleyball over the next week in preparations for the first day of competition for Missouri High Schools next Friday August 26. 

Jamborees scheduled for area schools include:
Today
Football (7:00 Start for all)
Branson and Lebanon at Reeds Spring
Forsyth, McDonald County, and Neosho at Mount Vernon
Hollister, Ava, and Clever at Catholic

Soccer 
Aurora, Bolivar, and Cassville at Branson 4:30

Softball 
Reeds Spring, Halfaway, and Norwood at Hillcrest 10:00 am

Tuesday August 23
Branson, Aurora, and Cassville at Bolivar 3:30

Volleyball
Monday August 22
Crane, Diamond, and Marionville at Monett 5:30

Tuesday August 23
Branson and West Plains at Glendale 
Reeds Spring, Catholic, and El Dorado Springs at Willard 5:00
Purdy, Southwest, and Wheaton at Hurley 5:00

Wednesday August 24
Hollister, Lebanon, Strafford at Central 

Thursday August 25
Blue Eye and Conway at Sparta 

 
 

 

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