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Dominant second and third quarters propelled Maryville to a 38-21 win over St. Pius and a berth in the Class 3, District 8 Championship.

This week the Bearcat Coaches Show spoke with a newly crowned Northwest All-American, previewed the first indoor track meet to be hosted on the Northwest Missouri State University campus, and checked in on both Bearcat basketball teams ahead of the MIAA opener.

Northwest volleyball, tennis, and football posted good showings on the road last week, while soccer split a pair of matches at home over the weekend. Cross country also gears back up for a race this Saturday. Each program is highlighted in this week's Bearcat Coaches Show.

Bearcat Athletics posted big performances across the board over the last week, from earning a home volleyball win over a perennial power to cutting down the nets after another MIAA men's basketball title.

An old school, smashmouth approach on the opening night of the MIAA football season propelled Northwest Missouri State to a 15-7 win over Fort Hays State in a slugfest Thursday night in Hays, KS.

Bearcat football gets set to return home for Family Weekend, while volleyball and tennis open MIAA play on the road, and cross country preps for the Arkansas Chili Pepper Festival.

The KXCV-KRNW Bearcat Coaches Show resumed on Wednesday night at Carson's Sports Grille in downtown Maryville. The first show of 2018 included guests from indoor track & field, baseball and tennis. Northwest "White Out" t-shirts were also given to members of the audience as part of a drawing during the show, courtesy of The Student Body. The "White Out" theme will carry into the Bearcats' next home basketball game on January 27 against Missouri Western.

Bearcat football faces Pitt State in the regular season finale, Northwest volleyball fights for an MIAA Tournament spot, and the cross country team begins work toward the national championship meet.

NPR asks Rep. Adam Smith of Washington state, top Democrat on the House Armed Services Committee, about the mobilization of U.S. Marines and deployment of National Guard troops in Los Angeles.

More than 150,000 U.S., British and Canadian troops stormed the beaches of Normandy, France, on June 6, 1944. A small handful told NPR about their experience.