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Teams hold the top spots in updated HS football rankings

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CLASS 6

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. CBC (14), 5-1, 148, 1

2. Eureka (1), 6-0, 130, 2

3. Blue Springs, 4-2, 117, 4

4. Lee’s Summit West, 5-1, 104, 6

5. Kirkwood, 4-1, 100, 5

6. Park Hill, 4-2, 75, 3

7. Lindbergh, 6-0, 51, 8

8. Rockhurst, 4-2, 39, 7

9. Hazelwood Central, 5-1, 26, 9

10. Rock Bridge, 5-1, 20, NR

Dropped out: No. 10 Francis Howell

Also receiving votes: Ritenour (6-0), 13; Francis Howell (4-2), 2

CLASS 5

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Vianney (15), 6-0, 150, 1

2. Staley, 6-0, 130, 2

3. Fort Zumwalt North, 6-0, 125, 3

4. Fort Osage, 5-1, 101, 5

5. Battle, 4-2, 80, 6

6. Liberty, 5-1, 77, 4

7. Pattonville, 3-2, 67, 7

8. Webster Groves, 3-1, 48, 8

9. Poplar Bluff, 6-0, 21, NR

10. Sedalia Smith-Cotton, 6-0, 10, NR

Dropped out: No. 9 Nixa, No. 10 Carthage

Also receiving votes: Nixa (5-1), 7; Lebanon (4-2), 4; Chaminade (2-3), 3; Glendale (4-2), 1; William Chrisman (4-2), 1

CLASS 4

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A new number one in Class 6 football–2017 rankings following week 4

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CLASS 6

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Park Hill (13), 4-0, 147, 2

2. CBC (1), 3-1, 129, 4

3. Eureka (1), 4-0, 110, 5

4. Blue Springs, 2-2, 108, 3

5. Kirkwood, 3-1, 95, 1

6. Lee’s Summit West, 3-1, 85, 6

7. Rockhurst, 3-1, 52, 8

8. Lindbergh, 4-0, 40, 9

9. Hazelwood Central, 3-1, 18, T10

T10. Francis Howell, 3-1, 17, T10

T10. Rock Bridge, 3-1, 17, 7

Also receiving votes: Ritenour (4-0), 7

CLASS 5

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Vianney (15), 4-0, 150, 1

2. Staley, 4-0, 130, 2

3. Fort Zumwalt North, 4-0, 125, 3

4. Liberty, 4-0, 104, 4

5. Fort Osage, 4-0, 89, 5

6. Battle, 2-2, 53, 6

7. William Chrisman, 4-0, 42, 8

8. Pattonville, 2-2, 40, NR

9. Chaminade, 2-2, 39, 7

10. Webster Groves, 3-1, 20, 9

Dropped out: No. 10 Ozark

Also receiving votes: Nixa (4-0), 18; Raytown (3-1), 12; Carthage (2-2), 3

CLASS 4

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Webb City (15), 4-0, 150, 1

2. Carl Junction, 3-1, 132, 2

3. Kearney, 3-1, 122, 3

4. Platte County, 3-1, 95, 9

5. Parkway North, 3-1, 87, 8

6. Parkway Central, 3-1, 55, 4

7. Ladue, 2-2, 48, NR

8. West Plains, 4-0, 47, NR

9. Harrisonville, 2-2, 24, 6

10. Camdenton, 3-1, 21, NR

Dropped out: No. 5 Hannibal, No. 7 MICDS, No. 10 Raytown South

Also receiving votes: Hannibal (2-2), 19; MICDS (2-2), 17; St. Francis Borgia (4-0), 3; Raytown South (2-2), 2; St. Mary’s (4-0), 2; Smithville (4-0), 1

CLASS 3

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. McCluer South-Berkeley (15), 3-0, 150, 1

2. Blair Oaks, 4-0, 130, 2

3. Park Hills Central, 4-0, 116, 3

4. Chillicothe, 4-0, 111, 4

5. Maryville, 3-1, 79, 6

6. Seneca, 4-0, 71, 9

7. Center, 3-1, 62, T7

8. Mt. Vernon, 3-1, 32, 5

9. Miller Career, 2-2, 29, 10

10. Eldon, 3-1, 27, T7

Also receiving votes: Mexico (3-1), 17; St. James (4-0), 1

CLASS 2

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Lamar (13), 4-0, 148, 1

2. Trinity (2), 3-0, 137, 2

3. Lutheran North, 4-0, 116, 3

4. Ava, 4-0, 102, 4

5. Mountain Grove, 3-1, 88, 5

6. Centralia, 4-0, 83, 6

7. Lexington, 4-0, 51, 9

8. Lathrop, 4-0, 38, 10

9. Cardinal Ritter, 3-1, 31, NR

10. North Callaway, 3-1, 18, NR

Dropped out: No. 7 South Callaway, No. 8 Brentwood

Also receiving votes: Brentwood (3-1), 5; South Callaway (3-1), 5; Palmyra (3-1), 3

CLASS 1

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Valle Catholic (12), 4-0, 145, 1

2. Monroe City (3), 4-0, 133, 2

3. Marceline, 4-0, 120, 3

4. Hamilton-Penney, 3-1, 97, 4

5. Lincoln, 4-0, 89, 5

6. Hayti, 4-0, 76, 6

7. Pierce City, 4-0, 61, 7

8. Westran, 4-0, 48, 8

9. Thayer, 3-1, 31, 9

10. Lockwood, 4-0, 23, 10

Also receiving votes: Wellington-Napoleon (3-1), 2

Longtime Missouri lawmaker Mike “Coach” Lair’s funeral is Tuesday in Jefferson City (AUDIO)

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A longtime Missouri lawmaker who championed education will be laid to rest Tuesday in Jefferson City.

Former State Representatives Genise Montecillo (left) and Mike Lair in 2016 (photo courtesy of Tim Bommel at Missouri House Communications)

Former State Rep. Mike Lair, R-Chillicothe, served in the Missouri House from 2008 to 2016. The 71-year-old Lair died last week.

Lair is being praised by former State Rep. Genise Montecillo, D-St. Louis, who served with Lair for six years.

“He was my (committee) chair in education appropriations, we served on several education committees and full Budget (committee) together and there were no political parties as far as we were concerned when it came to children and serving the children of the state of Missouri,” Montecillo says.

Montecillo describes Lair as a “true public servant” and an “amazing human being.”

“My time in Jefferson City was better because Representative Lair was there too,” says Montecillo. “Mike never lost sight of why he was there.”

Montecillo tells Missourinet Lair “had her back”, adding that he wanted what was best for children and worked across party lines on early literacy issues.

Lair chaired the Joint Committee on Education, and chaired the House Select Committee on Education during his final term. Montecillo says Lair’s “heart was education.”

State Representatives Lair (left) and Montecillo on the 2016 session’s final day (photo courtesy of Tim Bommel at Missouri House Communications)

“He was a teacher, he was a coach and those of us that teach we have that passion, that is how we define ourselves, you know, teachers and coaches and parents,” Montecillo says.

Former House Speaker Tim Jones, R-Eureka, describes Lair as an “elder statesman”, saying Lair brought passion to every issue.

Lair was born in Omaha, graduating from Creighton Preparatory Jesuit High School in 1964. He played football at Colorado State.

Lair taught history at Chillicothe High School (CHS) from 1987 until he retired in 2008. He also was the CHS boys track coach from 1988 until 1996, and was an assistant football coach at Chillicothe for several years.

He taught and coached in Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota for more than 38 years, including time teaching on the Rosebud Indian Reservation.

Lair’s funeral service is Tuesday at noon at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Jefferson City. Monsignor Robert Kurwicki will officiate.

Numerous current and former state lawmakers are expected to attend. Many others, including Montecillo, attended Monday’s visitation at the Cathedral.

Veteran Livingston County Sheriff Steve Cox and former State Sen. David Pearce, R-Warrensburg, will be among the pallbearers.

Missouri Governor Eric Greitens has ordered flags at all government buildings statewide to be flown at half-staff again on Tuesday, because of Lair’s passing.

 

Click here to listen to the full interview between Missourinet news director Brian Hauswirth and former State Rep. Genise Montecillo, D-St. Louis, which was recorded on September 8, 2017:

 

High school football rankings for the week of 9/4/17

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CLASS 6

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Kirkwood (15), 3-0, 150, 2

2. Park Hill, 3-0, 124, 3

3. Blue Springs, 2-1, 123, 1

4. CBC, 2-1, 106, 4

5. Eureka, 3-0, 92, 5

6. Lee’s Summit West, 2-1, 72, 7

7. Rock Bridge, 3-0, 68, 8

8. Rockhurst, 2-1, 40, 9

9. Lindbergh, 3-0, 20, NR

T10. Francis Howell, 3-0, 13, 10

T10. Hazelwood Central, 2-1, 13, 6

Also receiving votes: Ritenour (3-0), 2; Jefferson City (2-1), 1; Lee’s Summit North (2-1), 1

CLASS 5

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Vianney (12), 3-0, 147, 1

2. Staley (3), 3-0, 130, 3

3. Fort Zumwalt North, 3-0, 128, 2

4. Liberty, 3-0, 102, 5

5. Fort Osage, 3-0, 83, 6

6. Battle, 2-1, 77, 4

7. Chaminade, 2-1, 66, 7

8. William Chrisman, 3-0, 32, 10

9. Webster Groves, 3-0, 24, NR

10. Ozark, 2-1, 23, 8

Dropped out: No. 9 Pattonville

Also receiving votes: Nixa (3-0), 5; Carthage (1-2), 4; Pattonville (1-2), 2; Raytown (3-0), 2

CLASS 4

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Webb City (15), 3-0, 150, 1

2. Carl Junction, 2-1, 125, 3

3. Kearney, 2-1, 114, 4

4. Parkway Central, 3-0, 97, 6

5. Hannibal, 2-1, 90, 5

6. Harrisonville, 2-1, 74, 2

7. MICDS, 2-1, 60, 7

8. Parkway North, 2-1, 45, 10

9. Platte County, 2-1, 34, 8

10. Raytown South, 2-1, 12, NR

Dropped out: No. 9 Ladue

Also receiving votes:  West Plains (3-0), 8; Camdenton (2-1), 7; Grain Valley (2-1), 3; Ladue (1-2), 3; St. Mary’s (3-0) 3

CLASS 3

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. McCluer South-Berkeley (15), 2-0, 150, 1

2. Blair Oaks, 3-0, 132, 3

3. Park Hills Central, 3-0, 113, 5

4. Chillicothe, 3-0, 86, NR

5. Mt. Vernon, 3-0, 78, 8

6. Maryville, 2-1, 59, 2

T7. Center, 2-1, 51, 9

T7. Eldon, 3-0, 51, NR

9. Seneca, 3-0, 49, 10

10. Miller Career, 1-2, 29, 4

Dropped out: No. 6 Southern Boone, No. 7 Monett

Also receiving votes: Cassville (2-1), 10; Southern Boone (2-1), 10; Monett (2-1), 6; Lutheran St. Charles (3-0), 1

CLASS 2

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Lamar (14), 3-0, 149, 1

2. Trinity (1), 2-0, 136, 2

3. Lutheran North, 3-0, 114, 4

4. Ava, 3-0, 102, 5

5. Mountain Grove, 2-1, 82, 3

6. Centralia, 3-0, 81, 6

7. South Callaway, 3-0, 65, 7

8. Brentwood, 3-0, 36, 9

9. Lexington, 3-0, 24, 10

10. Lathrop, 3-0, 17, NR

Dropped out: No. 8 Cardinal Ritter

Also receiving votes:  Cardinal Ritter (2-1), 15; Caruthersville (2-1), 4

CLASS 1

Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW

1. Valle Catholic (12), 3-0, 145, 2

2. Monroe City (3), 3-0, 130, 3

3. Marceline, 3-0, 117, 4

4. Hamilton-Penney, 2-1, 99, 1

5. Lincoln, 3-0, 90, 5

6. Hayti, 3-0, 76, 6

7. Pierce City, 3-0, 53, 8

8. Westran, 3-0, 52, 7

9. Thayer, 2-1, 31, 9

10. Lockwood, 3-0, 17, 10

Also receiving votes:  Wellington-Napoleon (3-0), 14; Plattsburg (2-1), 1

Tim Jones on Mike Lair: “I give him the label of statesman, because that’s what he truly was” (AUDIO)

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A former Missouri lawmaker who championed education and chaired the Joint Committee on Education has died.

Former State Rep. Mike Lair, R-Chillicothe (2016 photo courtesy of Missouri House Communications)

Former State Rep. Mike Lair, R-Chillicothe, served in the House from 2008 to 2016.

The 71-year-old Lair died Tuesday. Former Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones, R-Eureka, served with Lair for six years in the House.

“Mike Lair was a great big man with a great big heart and I think everybody would agree with me on that Democrats, Republicans and everybody in between,” Jones says.

Jones says Lair was passionate about education and was committed to his family, district and caucus.

Lair also chaired the House Select Committee on Education during his final term. Jones tells Missourinet he remembers listening to Lair in Capitol caucus meetings in Jefferson City.

“Mike would kind of rise from the back of the room where he sat and that big booming voice would just echo forth, and it was kind of always like the exclamation point or the period on whatever we were discussing,” says Jones. “Cause it was like the voice of God in a way, you know.”

Jones describes Lair as an “elder statesman”, saying he was polite and disagreed without being disagreeable. Former Speaker Jones says Lair brought passion to every issue.

“He wanted to make sure that we left those caucus rooms and that we were on that (House) floor speaking with one voice as the majority but for all of Missouri, you know, and that’s what I would say,” Jones says. “I give him the label of statesman, because that’s what he truly was.”

Former Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones (2014 photo courtesy of Tim Bommel at Missouri House Communications)

Lair represented northwest Missouri’s 7th House District, which included Caldwell, Carroll, Clinton and Livingston counties.

Lair taught history at Chillicothe High School (CHS) from 1987 until he retired in 2008. He also was the CHS boys track coach from 1988 until 1996, and was an assistant football coach at Chillicothe for several years.

The office of House Majority Caucus Secretary Jason Chipman, R-Steelville, says funeral services for former State Rep. Mike Lair are scheduled for Tuesday at noon at the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Jefferson City. Monsignor Robert Kurwicki will officiate. Visitation will also take place at the Cathedral. Visitation will be held on Monday from 4-7 pm, with a rosary service at 3:15. Missourinet Chillicothe affiliate KCHI Radio (AM 1010) reports funeral arrangements are under the direction of Freeman Mortuary, and that a memorial service will be held in Chillicothe at a later date. KCHI reports the Lindley Funeral Home is handling the Chillicothe arrangements.

 

Click here to listen to the full eight-minute interview between Missourinet news director Brian Hauswirth and former Missouri House Speaker Tim Jones, which was recorded on September 6, 2017:

 

Chillicothe ends Maryville’s 48-game regular season win streak

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–Paul Sturm of ChillicotheNews.com wrote that Chillocothe’s 24-0 win over Maryville on Friday was “one of the great victories in Chillicothe High School’s storied football history.”  The Maryville Spoofhounds had won its last 37 Midland Empire Conference and 48 regular-season contests.

–On a 4th and 9 from the Kickapoo 44, Joplin completed a touchdown strike to pull out the 18-17 win.

–A fight in the stands between students forced school officials to end a game 9:44 left in the fourth quarter in a game that Park Hill won 42-0 over Park Hill South.

–3rd ranked Blair Oaks improved to 3-0, but lost their starting quarterback

–Rock Bridge continues to win, beating Columbia cross-town rival Battle 9-0.

8-man

Greenfield 58 Chilhowee 16

Kansas City East Christian (Kan.) 44 Northwest (Hughesville) 32

Mound City 54 Albany 6

Norborne 64 North Shelby 14

North Andrew 60 Pattonsburg 20

North Nodaway 44 South Nodaway 34

Rock Port 70 Stewartsville 6

Sacred Heart 56 Osceola 8

Southwest (Livingston County) 58 DeKalb 6

Stanberry 92 King City 58

Tarkio 40 South Holt 32

Worth County 82 Braymer 12

Class 1

Strafford 30 Marionville 2

Windsor 18 Tipton 2

Fayette 56 Schuyler County 6

Monroe City 38 South Shelby 6

Plattsburg 10 Lawson 6

Appleton City 32 Rich Hill 7

Princeton 52 Milan 7

Principia 42 Crystal City 7

Sarcoxie 59 Miller 7

Scotland County 35 Paris 8

Hayti 49  Chaffee 9

Harrisburg 34 Salisbury 12

Lincoln 51 Slater 14

Lockwood 49 Forsyth 14

Malden 42 Portageville 14

Adrian 14 Midway 12

Lathrop 21 Penney 20

Westran 21 Knox County 20

Sweet Springs 32 Concordia 21

Ash Grove 22 El Dorado Springs 20

Archie 24 Drexel 22

Polo 26  South Harrison 24

Wellington-Napoleon 46 Santa Fe 26

Willow Springs 40 Cabool 27

Marceline 28 Brookfield 0

Gallatin 30 Maysville 8

Skyline 31 Stockton 21

Valle Catholic 39 Caruthersville 34

North Platte 35 Mid-Buchanan 32

Thayer 38 Liberty (Mountain View) 35

East Buchanan 36 West Platte 6

Kelly 38  St. Vincent 6

St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) 51Orrick 40

East Prairie 43 Scott City 33

Trenton 46 Putnam County 27

Pierce City 47 Jasper 0

North Callaway 49 Mark Twain 0

Liberal 53 Northeast (Kan.) 0

Centralia 55 Louisiana 6

Crest Ridge 60 Lone Jack 13

Fair Grove 83 Pleasant Hope 0

Class 2

Ash Grove 22 El Dorado Springs 20

Ava 22  Mountain Grove 19

Bishop LeBlond 42 Cameron 0

Blair Oaks 34 Versailles 14

Bowling Green 60 Clopton with Elsberry 20

Brentwood 45Missouri Military Academy 0

Buffalo 52 Diamond 0

California 12 Warsaw 8

Centralia 55 Louisiana 6

Charleston 47 MidEast MO FB Sr. H. 0

Clark County 22 Macon 20

Clinton 55 St. Michael the Archangel 21

Cole Camp 20 Carrollton 13

East Prairie 43 Scott City 33

Fair Grove 83 Pleasant Hope 0

Father Tolton Regional Catholic 21 Fulton 14

Jefferson (Festus) 42 Herculaneum 0

Kelly 38  St. Vincent 6

Knob Noster 41 Butler 0

Lafayette County 49 Summit Christian Academy 14

Lamar 30  Aurora 6

Lathrop 21 Penney 20

Lexington 46 St. Pius X (Festus) 12

Malden 42 Portageville 14

Marceline 28 Brookfield 0

North Callaway 49 Mark Twain 0

Odessa 43 Holden 14

Osage 31  Hallsville 6

Owensville 61 Cuba 20

Palmyra 34 Highland 14

Plattsburg 10 Lawson 6

Principia 42 Crystal City 7

Salem 34  Houston 7

Skyline 31 Stockton 21

South Callaway 48 Wright City 6

St. James 40 Hermann 8

St. Paul Lutheran (Concordia) 51 Orrick 40

Strafford 30 Marionville 2

Thayer 38 Liberty (Mountain View) 35

Trenton 46 Putnam County 27

Trinity Catholic 57 Cardinal Ritter 0

Valle Catholic 39 Caruthersville 34

Van Horn (Independence) 61 Sherwood 0

Van-Far 13 Montgomery County 6

Willow Springs 40 Cabool 27

Class 3

Bishop LeBlond 42 Cameron 0

Brentwood 45 Missouri Military Academy 0

Chillicothe 24 Maryville 0

Dexter 38 Central (New Madrid County) 0

St. Francis Borgia 42 Duchesne 3

Clayton 21 Jennings 6

Osage 31  Hallsville 6

South Callaway 48 Wright City 6

Eldon 29  Southern Boone 7

Perryville 28 Fredericktown 7

Pleasant Hill 21 Richmond 7

Winfield 20 Confluence Prep Academy Charter 8

Hayti 49  Chaffee 9

Logan-Rogersville 29 Hollister 12

Harrisburg 34 Salisbury 12

Seneca 41 McDonald County 13

Mexico 55 Marshall 14

St. Pius X (Kansas City) 30 Nevada 14

Fort Osage 35 Lee’s Summit 14

Ft. Zumwalt West 41 DeSmet 18

Springfield Catholic 20 Marshfield 7

Marquette 20 Hazelwood West 13

Clinton 55 St. Michael the Archangel 21

Father Tolton Regional Catholic 21 Fulton 14

Althoff Catholic 21 Helias Catholic 15

Mt. Vernon 25 Monett 20

Hannibal 26 Boonville 7

Francis Howell North 28 Ft. Zumwalt South 27

Willow Springs 40 Cabool 27

Center 28 Pembroke Hill 7

Central (Park Hills) 28 Potosi 20

Lamar 30  Aurora 6

Salem 34  Houston 7

Blair Oaks 34 Versailles 14

Gateway 34 Vashon 12

Reeds Spring 36 Bolivar 16

Rockwood Summit 37 Fox 36

St. James 40 Hermann 8

Francis Howell Central 40 St. Charles West 15

Odessa 43 Holden 14

Cassville 45 East Newton 7

Union 47  Sullivan 19

St. Mary’s (St. Louis) 49 Christian 14

Francis Howell 51 Ft. Zumwalt East 7

Buffalo 52 Diamond 0

Hillsboro 52 Ste. Genevieve 21

Lutheran St. Charles 53 Bishop DuBourg 0

Owensville 61 Cuba 20

Northeast (Kansas City) Central Academy (gm susp’d – will resume Sat. at Noon)

 

Class 4

Althoff Catholic 21 Helias Catholic 15

Belton 61 Winnetonka 15

Camdenton 28 Lebanon 20

Carl Junction 35 Ozark 14

Central (Cape Girardeau) 40 Farmington 35

Clayton 21 Jennings 6

DeSoto 35 Windsor (Imperial) 0

Excelsior Springs 23 Oak Park 0

Francis Howell 51 Ft. Zumwalt East 7

Gateway 34 Vashon 12

Hannibal 26 Boonville 7

Hillcrest 42 Waynesville 34

Hillsboro 52 Ste. Genevieve 21

Jackson 55 Sikeston 8

Kearney 21 Grandview 0

Lafayette (St. Joseph) 36 Benton 26

Liberty (Wentzville) 35 St. Dominic 28

Lutheran St. Charles 53 Bishop DuBourg 0

McCluer 30 Seckman 14

Mexico 55 Marshall 14

Moberly 21 Kirksville 0

North County 42 Festus 14

Pacific 53 St. Clair 21

Parkway Central 43 Oakville 7

Parkway North 49 University City 0

Parkway West 37 Affton 12

Perryville 28 Fredericktown 7

Pittsburg (Kan.) 37 Harrisonville 21

Poplar Bluff 45 St. Charles 7

Raytown 49 Grain Valley 14

Raytown South 37 North Kansas City 27

Reeds Spring 36 Bolivar 16

Rolla 53  Parkview 33

Seneca 41 McDonald County 13

Smith-Cotton 34 Warrensburg 12

Smithville 43 Winnetonka 0

Smithville 48 Savannah 18

Springfield Catholic 20 Marshfield 7

St. Francis Borgia 42 Duchesne 3

St. Mary’s (St. Louis) 49 Christian 14

St. Pius X (Kansas City) 30 Nevada 14

Staley 62 Platte County 27

Union 47  Sullivan 19

Van Horn (Independence) 61 Sherwood 0

Warrenton 45 Washington 7

Webb City 42 Republic 0

Webster Groves 28 Ladue Horton Watkins 21

West Plains 42 Glendale 18

Willard 28 Bolivar 24

Northeast (Kansas City) Central Academy (gm susp’d – will resume Sat. at Noon)

 

Class 5

Parkway South 17 McCluer North 0

Rock Bridge 9 Battle 0

William Chrisman 20 Truman 0

Poplar Bluff 45 St. Charles 7

Parkway Central 43 Oakville 7

Warrenton 45 Washington 7

Eureka 31 Pattonville 7

Jackson 55 Sikeston 8

Carl Junction 35 Ozark 14

Raytown 49 Grain Valley 14

Fort Osage 35 Lee’s Summit 14

Belton 61 Winnetonka 15

West Plains 42 Glendale 18

Willard 19 Neosho with Neosho Christian 7

Excelsior Springs 23 Oak Park 0

Francis Howell North 28 Ft. Zumwalt South 27

Webster Groves 28 Ladue Horton Watkins 21

Camdenton 28 Lebanon 20

Central (St. Joseph) 28 Ruskin 8

Jefferson City 28 Hickman 9

Waynesville 34 Hillcrest 42

Smith-Cotton 34 Warrensburg 12

Hazelwood East 34 Mehlville 13

Vianney 35 Providence Catholic (Ill.) 14

Chaminade 35 St. Louis University 14

Raytown South 37 North Kansas City 27

Rockwood Summit 37 Fox 36

Nixa 38  Central (Springfield) 0

Webb City 42 Republic 0

Park Hill 42 Park Hill South 0

Liberty 42 Liberty North 7

Carthage 42 Branson 7

Ft. Zumwalt North 42 Troy Buchanan 7

Timberland 49 Holt 14

Rolla 53  Parkview 33

Staley 62 Platte County 27

Class 6

Parkway South 17 McCluer North 0

Rock Bridge 9 Battle 0

Eureka 31 Pattonville 7

Rockhurst 35 Bentonville 8

Fort Osage 35 Lee’s Summit 14

Lee’s Summit North 29 Blue Springs South 16

Ft. Zumwalt West 41 DeSmet 18

Joplin 18 Kickapoo 17

Marquette 20 Hazelwood West 13

Ritenour 20 Northwest (Cedar Hill) 0

Fayetteville (Ark.) 22 Blue Springs 17

Jefferson City 28 Hickman 9

Hazelwood East 34 Mehlville 13

Chaminade 35 St. Louis University 14

Rockwood Summit 37 Fox 36

Christian Brothers College 40 Edwardsville 19

Francis Howell Central 40 St. Charles West 15

Kirkwood 41 Lafayette (Wildwood) 21

Lee’s Summit West 41 Raymore-Peculiar 7

Park Hill 42 Park Hill South 0

Ft. Zumwalt North 42 Troy Buchanan 7

Francis Howell 51 Ft. Zumwalt East 7

McCluer 30 Seckman 14

Warrenton 35 Troy Buchanan 28

 

Missouri football rankings, 2017-week 3

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CLASS 6
1. Blue Springs (15), 2-0

2. Kirkwood, 2-0

3. Park Hill, 2-0

4. CBC, 1-1

5. Eureka, 2-0

6. Hazelwood Central, 2-0

7. Lee’s Summit West, 1-1

8. Rock Bridge, 2-0

9. Rockhurst, 1-1

10. Francis Howell, 2-0

Also receiving votes: Raymore-Peculiar (1-1), Ritenour (2-0), Lee’s Summit North (1-1), Lindbergh (2-0), Jefferson City (1-1)

CLASS 5
1. Vianney (14), 2-0

2. Fort Zumwalt North, 2-0

3. Staley (1), 2-0

4. Battle, 2-0

5. Liberty, 2-0

6. Fort Osage, 2-0

7. Chaminade, 1-1

8. Ozark, 2-0

9. Pattonville, 2-0

10. William Chrisman, 2-0

Also receiving votes: Webster Groves (2-0), Glendale (1-1), Nixa (2-0), Carthage (0-2), Lebanon (2-0)

CLASS 4
1. Webb City (15), 2-0

2. Harrisonville, 2-0

3. Carl Junction, 1-1

4. Kearney, 1-1

5. Hannibal, 1-1

6. Parkway Central, 2-0

7. MICDS, 1-1

8. Platte County, 2-0

9. Ladue, 1-1

10. Parkway North, 1-1

Also receiving votes: Raytown South (1-1), Grain Valley (2-0), Camdenton (1-1)

CLASS 3
1. McCluer South-Berkeley (12), 1-0

2. Maryville (3), 2-0

3. Blair Oaks, 2-0

4. Miller Career, 1-1

5. Park Hills Central, 2-0

6. Southern Boone, 2-0

7. Monett, 2-0

8. Mt. Vernon, 2-0

9. Center, 1-1

10. Seneca, 2-0

Also receiving votes: Eldon (2-0), Cassville (1-1)

CLASS 2
1. Lamar (15), 2-0

2. Trinity, 1-0

3. Mountain Grove, 2-0

4. Lutheran North, 2-0

5. Ava, 2-0

6. Centralia, 2-0

7. South Callaway, 2-0

8. Cardinal Ritter, 2-0

9. Brentwood, 2-0

10. Lexington, 2-0

Also receiving votes: Caruthersville (2-0), Mtn. View-Liberty (0-2)

CLASS 1
1. Hamilton-Penney (15), 2-0

2. Valle Catholic, 2-0

3. Monroe City, 2-0

4. Marceline, 2-0

5. Lincoln, 2-0

6. Hayti, 2-0

7. Westran, 2-0

8. Pierce City, 2-0

9. Thayer, 1-1

10. Lockwood, 2-0

Also receiving votes: Plattsburg (2-0), Wellington-Napoleon (2-0), South Shelby (2-0)

The 15-member media panel includes Sam McDowell, The Kansas City Star; Dion Clisso, PrepsKC; Dave Kvidahl, STLHighschoolsports.com; Jim Powers, High School Sports Caravan; Cameron Teague, The Columbia Tribune; Tom Rackers, Jefferson City News-Tribune; Mike Scott, Ozone Sports; Harrison Keegan, The Springfield News-Leader; Tim Leible, The Rolla Daily News; Thomas Huitt-Johnson, The St. Joseph News-Press; J.B Connoley, KRES radio; Chris Pobst, Sikeston Standard-Democrat; Matt King, The Daily Journal; Jason Peake, The Joplin Globe; and Josh Mlot, Southeast Missourian.

High school football scores from 8/25/17 #MSHSAA #MOPREPS

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8-Man

Chilhowee 52, DeKalb 6

Mound City 64, Stewartsville  12

Norborne 76, Northwest (Hughesville) 14

North Andrew 58, St. Joseph Christian 26

Pattonsburg 72, Braymer  44

Rock Port 74, South Nodaway  0

Sacred Heart 53, Greenfield 16

South Holt 64, Southwest (Livingston County)  16

Stanberry 72, Albany 20

Tarkio  66, North Nodaway 20

Worth County  74, North Shelby 8

 

Class 1

Adrian 27, Drexel 8

Archie 37, Midway 0

Ash Grove 31, Stockton 26

Bishop LeBlond 27, East Buchanan 20

Buffalo 59, Pleasant Hope 0

Chaffee 38, Portageville  32

Concordia 33, Orrick 18

Crest Ridge 28, Santa Fe  6

Fair Grove 28, Skyline 26

Fayette 18, Scotland County 15

Hallsville 41, Mark Twain 6

Hayti 60, Charleston 15

Hollister 29, Cabool 6

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High school football rankings for week 2 of the 2017 season

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CLASS 6
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Blue Springs (15) 1-0, 150, 1
2. CBC, 1-0, 135, 2
3. Kirkwood, 1-0, 120, 4
4. Park Hill, 1-0, 95, 5
5. Eureka, 10-2, 88, 6
6. Hazelwood Central, 1-0, 70, 7
7. Lee’s Summit West, 1-0, 45, NR
8. Raymore-Peculiar, 1-0, 44, 8
9. Rock Bridge, 1-0, 29, NR
10. Rockhurst, 0-1, 21, 3
Dropped out: No. 9 Blue Springs South, No. 10 Francis Howell
Also receiving votes: Francis Howell (1-0), 14; Jefferson City (1-0) 9; Springfield Kickapoo (1-0), 5

CLASS 5
Rank, team, Rec., Pts., LW
1. Vianney (15), 1-0, 150, 1
2. Fort Zumwalt North, 1-0, 132, 2
3. Staley, 1-0, 126, 3
4. Battle, 1-0, 104, 4
5. Liberty, 1-0, 86, 5
6. Glendale, 1-0, 61, 8
7. Fort Osage, 1-0, 53, 9
8. Chaminade, 0-1, 47, 6
9. Ozark, 1-0, 28, NR
10. Park Hill South, 1-0, 22, 10
Dropped out: No. 7 Carthage
Also receiving votes: Carthage (0-1), 11; William Chrisman (1-0) 4; Jackson (1-0), 4

CLASS 4
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High school football top 10 poll released

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First-place votes in parenthesis.

CLASS 6
Rank, team, 2016 Rec., Pts.
1. Blue Springs (15) 12-2, 150
2. CBC, 11-2, 134
3. Rockhurst, 9-3, 114
4. Kirkwood, 13-1, 111
5. Park Hill, 6-4, 81
6. Eureka, 10-2, 77
7. Hazelwood Central, 11-1, 61
8. Raymore-Peculiar, 6-5, 44
9. Blue Springs South, 4-6, 18
10. Francis Howell, 9-3, 17
Also receiving votes: Jefferson City (6-5) 10; Springfield Kickapoo (9-2), 5; Lee’s Summit West, 9-3, 3

Listen to Jim Powers as he breaks down each of the classes

CLASS 5
Rank, team, 2016 Rec., Pts.
1. Vianney (15), 9-5, 150
2. Fort Zumwalt North, 12-2, 128
3. Staley, 10-3, 124
4. Battle, 12-1, 106
5. Liberty, 7-4, 81
6. Chaminade, 8-3, 65
7. Carthage, 10-2, 59
8. Glendale, 11-1, 40
9. Fort Osage, 5-6, 28
10. Park Hill South, 10-2, 15
Also receiving votes: Ozark (8-3), 12; William Chrisman (8-2) 7; Jackson (8-3), 5; Lebanon (7-4), 3; Liberty North (4-7), 2

CLASS 4
Rank, team, 2016 Rec., Pts.
1. Webb City (10), 9-4, 136
2. Ladue (2), 12-2, 117
3. Parkway North, 11-3, 113
4. Carl Junction, 9-3, 108
5. Kearney (2), 14-1, 98
6. Hannibal, 10-3, 66
7. Harrisonville (1), 12-3, 64
8. MICDS, 9-3, 53
9. Camdenton, 6-4, 29
10. Raytown South, 6-5, 17
Also receiving votes: Parkway Central (9-3), 10; Jefferson City Helias (7-5), 6; Platte County (8-4), 6; Grain Valley (8-4), 2

CLASS 3
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