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October 15, 2007
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Steals &
Stands...
Jefferson City Jays (6-1) were
trailing the Ray-Pec Panthers 24-21 at the 4:28 mark of final
quarter. Ben Licklider (JC) stole the ball from a Panther back,
raced 80 yards for the TD. Ray-Pec didn't quit. The next drive
on the Jay 30 yard line a 4th and 2 situation, the Jays stopped
the Panthers drive and hopes for a win with a big stop as they
tackled the runner for a 2 yard loss.
Parkway North Vikings (5-2)
thought it was wrapped up when they scored TD at 11:54 mark of
4th to take a 21-7 lead over the Summit Falcons. Summit had
other ideas ! The Falcons scored drove as they drove down the
field and cut lead to 21-14 at 4:16. Stopping the Vikings, the
Falcons final march took them down to the 11 yard line when it
stalled on 4th down in the waning seconds of the game.
Any other big D plays
this week ?
bryan@prepcasts.com
What a
U-turn this was ?
In 2006 the Rock Bridge Bruins
thrashed the Hickman Kewpies 48-0. One short year later, the
Kewpies return the favor by shutting out their cross-town rivals
23-0. Do you know of any other U'ees ?
bryan@prepcasts.com
Some good
teams that you haven't heard much about in football for a long,
long time
Fox Warriors (6-1) raced out to
a 28-11 over their intra-district rival, the Seckman
Jaguars(4-3). The huge crowd, watching both these programs rise
from the ashes, may have thought that it was a "done deal". Not
so fast, the Jaguars scored two unanswered TD's to close gape to
28-25 but couldn't quite catch the Cinderella team of St. Louis
area. Fox was last so prominent in football in 1976. The
Warriors will step on the field with the Mehlville Panthers, one
of the elite class 6 team in St. Louis area, this week to open
district. Game will be on www.prepcasts.com
Trinity Titans (5-2) are
reaching levels that the school is seldom attained in its
history (school was formerly Rosary High prior to merging with
Aquinas-Mercy) as they edged St Marys 30-27 in AAA action.
Marquise Hill has rushed for over 1000 yards as the Titans enter
a highly competitive District that includes Lutheran North,
Berkeley and Cardinal Ritter. Any other schools that fall
into this great story line ? Shoot us the info--
bryan@prepcasts.com
13 was
lucky in this case !
After 12 consecutive losses to
the Nixa Eagles, the 13th game turned around the fortunes of
Republic Tigers (6-1). Republic handled the Eagles 31-12 (notice
winning score is 13 reversed!!) to end this drought. Any other
streaks broken ?
Let us know at
bryan@prepcasts.com
Who saw this
coming ?
When the Marquette Mustangs
(1-6) began the game against the Northwest Lions (2-5), most
observers expected a low scoring game. Well--not exactly !
Would you believe, Marquette rumbled for 429 yards, passed for
119 to accumulate 548 yards of total offense. The Lions, were a
bit more balanced yet equally prolific, 272 rushing, 263
passing! How about 535 of offense for Northwest. All in all, it
was 1083 yards of offense for these two teams. It had to be a
super game to watch! What game did you really enjoy this year
due to the high scoring of each team ?
bryan@prepcasts.com
District
title on line this Friday !
The Lawson Cardinals (7-0) will
be taking on the tough Maryville Spoofhoun's (7-0) in class 2,
district 16 play this Friday! Maryville crushed the Savannah
Savages 56-8 last Friday. Lawson has only permitted 26 points
all SEASON !
Not quite
enough Fireworks !
Trailing by a halftime score of
9-0 to the Eureka Wildcats (7-0), the Parkway Central Colts
(6-1) came out blazing. After a long march, Jordan Myles punched
it over at the 7:58 mark. Eureka's Earl Jackson carries the
kickoff back 80 yards for an instant TD to retaliate. The Colts
kept pounding, Hal Martin ran 48 yards less than 2 minutes later
to make it 16-14. However, this ended the fireworks as the teams
later traded touchdowns. Final score Eureka 22 Central 20.
Terrific game for both teams !!
Dominating
Defense !
The Moberly Spartans (7-0) held
the Fulton Hornets (6-1) to only 62 yards of offense as the
Spartans whipped the Hornets 36-0. Moberly had "their way" on
both sides of the ball as the offense moved the ball easily and
often.
UP
Steppin' on UP
Class 2
Centralia Tigers (7-0) took down a class 4 team, North County
Bonne Terre easily in a 42-0 victory. It points out once again,
that good teams are good--at any level ! |