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Join Prepcasts Ste. Genevieve for 2008 high school football! Game time 7:00 pm unless noted 

Pregame begins 30 minutes prior to kick-off...Updates of other games every Friday night throughout the season!

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2008 TENTATIVE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

8/29   Valle Catholic at Herculaneum

9/05  Ste. Gen at Valle Catholic

9/12  St. Vincent at Valle Catholic

9/19  Ste. Gen at Crystal City

9/26  Valle Catholic at Crystal City

10/03  Maplewood at Valle Catholic or John Burroughs at Ste. Gen

10/10  Valle Catholic at St. Pius

10/11  Ste. Gen at Westminster 2:00 pm

10/17  Ste. Gen at Park Hills Central

10/24  Valle Catholic at Van-Far

10/30  Fredericktown at Ste. Gen (Thurs)

10/31  Valle Catholic at Paris

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Week 1 Southeast Missouri High School Football Schedule

Valle Catholic at Herculaneum

Dexter at Ste. Genevieve

Caruthersville at St. Vincent

Pacific at Perryville

Farmington at North County

Park Hills Central at Maplewood

Sikeston at Fredericktown

Owensville at Potosi

Crystal City at Brentwood

Chaffee at Grandview

Principia at St. Pius (Festus)

Fox at DeSoto 

Hillsboro at Seckman

Lutheran South at Windsor

Cape Central at Parkway North

Kennett at Charleston

East Prairie at Hayti

Jackson at Riverview Gardens

Malden at Scott City

Poplar Bluff at New Madrid County Central

Mt. View Liberty at Portageville

Festus at MICDS (Saturday)

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