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The MSHSAA All Access Podcast is an informative and educational podcast that will discuss current news and topics which concern interscholastic activities from around the state. Get a play-by-play on everything from Championships down to insight for Rules Changes and upcoming membership voting.
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- 2 days ago8 min
2026 Scholar Bowl Championships Review
Dr. Jennifer Rukstad, joined by Assistant Executive Director, Darryl Bradley and Communications Director, Andrew Kaufman, recaps the 2026 MSHSAA Scholar Bowl championships at the University of Missouri. With the top four teams in six different classes competing in a round robin competition resulting in a finals bracket for 1st -4th place as the group reviews all the results. Multiple teams would go 4–0, along with three back-to-back champions and one school would get their record 11th straight Final Four. The host and crew also thank the event staff for a smooth tournament.
- 2 weeks ago7 min
Girls Soccer Championship Preview
Dr. Jennifer Rukstad and Alex Huck preview the MSHSAA 2026 Girls’ Soccer Championships, the final spring sport championship of the 2025–26 school year, set for June 5–6 at Worldwide Technology Soccer Park in Fenton, Missouri. They outline the four-class format, noting Classes 2–4 have eight districts feeding quarterfinals the prior Saturday, while Class 1 has four districts with champions advancing directly to the final four, and explain the two-field, two-day schedule with staggered start times (10:00 a.m. on Field 2 and 11:00 a.m. on Field 1) to reduce traffic and parking issues at a venue with one entrance/exit. They remind spectators about paid parking, encourage purchasing digital tickets in advance, note all games will stream live on MSHSAA TV, and describe statewide officiating selection, including four officials per match and Friday night assignment announcements for Saturday’s games.
- 2 weeks ago7 min
2026 Baseball Championships Preview
The MSHSAA All-Access Podcast previews the 2026 MSHSAA Baseball Championships with Assistant Executive Director, Daryl Bradley joining Executive Director Dr. Jennifer Rukstad. The six-day tournament runs June 1–6 at the Ozark Mountain Sports Complex with four daily games at 10 a.m., 1 p.m., 4 p.m., and 7 p.m., rotating classifications: Class 1–2 early week, Class 3–4 midweek, and Class 5–6 June 5–6. The postseason includes six classes and 80 district tournaments: Classes 1–4 have 16 districts each and advance through sectionals (May 25–26) to quarterfinals (May 27–28), while Classes 5–6 have eight districts each and use best-of-three quarterfinal series May 29–30 at one site. Spectators are encouraged to buy digital tickets, with games also on MSHSAA-TV; the venue offers ample seating, parking, concessions, and souvenirs, with advice to prepare for sun and variable weather.
- 4 weeks ago14 min
2026 State Music Festival Review
Dr. Jennifer Rukstad and Associate Executive Director, James Melton, join together on this episode of the MSHSAA All-Access Podcast to talk about the 2026 State Music Festival for solo and small ensembles. This massive evaluative event occurs annually on the University of Missouri campus in Columbia, MO. Melton reviews the extensive year-long process of planning and preparation behind this 3-day event culminating in close to 7,000 students performing for their chance at Gold! Listen as they review the final results along with notes about a special moment shared during each of the three days.
- May 18, 20266 min
2026 Boys Volleyball Championships Preview
On this championship preview on the MSHSAA All-Access Podcast, Dr. Jennifer Rukstad and Toni Hill preview the 2026 Boys’ Volleyball Championships, the sport’s third year and first with two classes after growth to 105 registered schools (94 postseason). The state tournament will be May 26–27 at the Show Me Center on SEMO’s campus in Cape Girardeau, with quarterfinals determining the final four in each class, semifinals on May 26 (Class 1 at 10 a.m. and noon; Class 2 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.), and third-place and championship matches on May 27 (Class 1 at 10 a.m. and noon; Class 2 at 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.). They discuss the move to a textured boys’ ball for state and note continued geographic growth centered in St. Louis and Kansas City, praising the venue’s championship experience.
- May 16, 20266 min
2026 Spring Softball Championship Preview
Dr. Jennifer Rukstad and MSHSAA Assistant Executive Director Darryl Bradley preview the 2026 MSHSAA Spring Softball Championships, explaining how spring falls into an intensive three-week championship schedule with some events held Monday and Tuesday. They outline that spring softball has two classes (compared to five in fall) and is more southern in team geography. The championships return to the improved, newly turfed Killian Sports Complex in Springfield (home of Missouri State softball) and the final eight teams advancing to state will play on Memorial Day, May 25, and Tuesday, May 26. Monday includes Class 2 semifinals at 10:00 AM and Class 1 semifinals at 1:00 PM, plus third-place games at 2:00 and 5:00; Tuesday features Class 2 and Class 1 title games at 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM, with officials primarily from southeast, southwest, and central regions.
- May 15, 20269 min
2026 Speech & Debate Championships Review
Dr. Jennifer Rukstad is joined by Alex Huck and Andrew Kauffman on the MSHSAA All-Access Podcast to recap the 2026 Speech & Debate Championships held April 24–25 at Missouri State University in Springfield. They review Class 1 results (Pembroke Hill wins debate with 24 points; Bolivar wins speech with 52 points; Bolivar edges Pembroke Hill 68–67 in combined sweeps) and Class 2 results (Jefferson City dominates speech with 72 points; Rock Bridge wins debate 26–24 over Lee’s Summit North; Jefferson City is the overall combined sweeps leader). They explain why combined sweepstakes points are calculated for championship-factor classification even though the community does not publicly award an overall sweeps champion, and highlight notable individual achievements, program milestones, Coach of the Year Jordan Hart, and Dr. Eric Morris receiving the Mal Mayse Distinguished Service Award.
- May 14, 20265 min
2026 Theatre Championships Review
This episode of the MSHSAA All-Access Podcast recaps the spring Theatre Championships with Dr. Jennifer Rukstad, Alex Huck and Andrew Kauffman, covering both the One-Act Play and Reader’s Theatre competitions in Missouri’s single theatre class. Platte County won the One-Act team championship, followed by Excelsior Springs, Raymore-Peculiar, and Republic, with Excelsior Springs highlighted for adjusting to an emergency schedule change and still earning second. In Reader’s Theater, Willard took the team title over Raymore-Peculiar, Kirksville, and Carthage; Andrew notes Willard’s historic success, including its 15th overall theatre championship and recent dominance, despite missing the One-Act finals via a semifinal tiebreaker. The hosts also thank Ozark, Republic, and Strafford for hosting and preview a future speech and debate recap.
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