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October 28, 2007 Check Out Previous Blogs These games will determine who wears the District crown next week- Class 6 game of the titans-Rockhurst (9-0) vs Blue Springs South (9-0). Some say that this game is really the state championship game ! This is the only Class 6 game involving two 2-0 district teams.
Borgia (7-2) vs Owensville (8-1)-Class 3, District 7,these two high octane offensive machines will again determine the championship. Owensville shocked the Knights last year with a win despite bringing a 4-5 record into the game.
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Sectional game Class 4, District 9 vs 10 Union (9-1) vs St Clair Bulldogs (6-3)-Class 4 District 9-- both teams suffered defeats to Owensville this year in this Four Rivers conference game.
Ozark Tigers (5-4) vs Nixa Eagles (4-5)-Class 4, District 10-Both these teams have played loaded schedules. Ozark has lost to two of the State's Untouchables (Lee Summit West & Webb City). The Eagles have fallen to the Cardinals of Webb City also, Carthage and Republic.
Waynesville (9-1) vs Camdenton Lakers (9-1) - class 5 district 4 survivors. Both of these 9-1 teams are high quality programs. The winner takes on unbeaten Kirkwood in the quarterfinals!
Normandy Vikings (6-3) vs U City Lions (3-6)-Class 4, District 5--the "shocker" of Class 4 will take on the pre-district favorite. The Lions record is a bit deceiving-they've lost to strong teams all season long-Eureka, Parkway Central, Parkway North, Webster and Parkway West. Their win over Summit in week 5 was a wake up call to the district that no one heeded.
Dexter Bearcats (6-3) VS New Madrid County Eagles (9-1)-Class 3, District 1-- The Eagles lightning speed will be the challenge for the Bearcats.
Centralia Panthers (9-0) vs Montgomery County (8-1)-Class 2, District 5, the Panthers stout defense has permitted more than 1 TD only ONCE this season.
Poplar Bluff (5-4) Mules vs West Plains (4-5) Zizzers, Class 4, District 1-Each team toughened themselves by competing against many high quality Class 5 teams. Their records suffered but now each hopes to cash in on the experience.
Summit Falcons (3-6) vs Affton Cougars (3-6)-Class 4, District 3-The Falcons hope that their experience against larger schools from Suburban South will pay dividends against the Cougars (Suburban East). Comments? Contact bryan@prepcasts.com with your info.
F Most Bang for your buck! Ft Zumwalt West Jaguars (7-2) jumped ahead to a 33-14 halftime lead over the shocked Jefferson City Jays (7-2). TJ Moe (FZW) rang up 4 TD passes during this half. The Jays rallied in the 3rd quarter using a 87 yard TD pass, a 77 yard "pick" for a score and a long drive to grab a 36-33 lead. The Jags came off the mat, marched 84 yards in 10 plays to regain the precious lead 39-36. With backup Soph QB at the helm, the Jags ended this affair (for all practical purposes)when he hit a wide open Justin O"Brien for a 32 yard dagger. The Final score was Ft Z West 45-46. TJ Moe's offensive night of 306 passing and 116 rushing yards was the feature component in this win for the Jags. Comments? Contact bryan@prepcasts.com with your info. SSS--Some Surprising Scores from last week's action Thayer (9-0) crushed the Marionville Comets (8-1) 42-12. No one saw the Bobcats handling the Comets their first loss so easily ! Two teams that were 8-0 at kickoff (Monnet Cubs & Cassville Wildcats) provided a tremendous OT game with the Cubs prevailing 21-20! Carthage Tigers (8-1) scored the first 36 points of the game and cruised to a surprisingly easy 48-28 win over Republic (7-2). Was he wearing the wrong color jersey ? Matt Lang intercepted four Parkway West passes to lead the unbeaten Jackson Indians past the Longhorns 14-6 in defensive tussle. Looking too far ahead ? Falling behind 10-0 to the Branson Pirates (1-8), the Ozark Tigers scored 21 unanswered points for 21-10 win that keeps them in the District hunt (see above). Bobby Rawson's late interception helped fight off a determined Kennett Indians (6-3) effort for a 33-27 Dexter Bearcat(6-3) win. The title game is now there for Bearcats. The Wheel finally turns After a 3 year drought, the Truman Patriots(4-5) brought home the Wagon Wheel Trophy as they whipped Wm Chrisman Bears(0-9) 31-7. Did we forget to bring something ? Two high powered offenses seemed to be missing as the Clark County Indians (9-0) edged the Palmyra Panthers 13-6. Going into the game, the Indians averaged 43ppg and the Panthers 34 ppg ! Comments? Contact bryan@prepcasts.com with your info. |
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