LAST NIGHT,
IN HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL WEEK 11 SEMIFINALS ACTION-
IN THE KWWR GAME OF THE WEEK
IN CLASS 2, DISTRICT 7 SEMIFINALS
The Centralia Panthers remain UNDEFEATED, now 10-0 as they crushed the Monroe City Panthers, 46-6.
IN CLASS 1
DISTRICT 7
Salisbury 64 Fayette 0
Westran 27 Van-far 8
DISTRICT 8
Putnam County 14 South Shelby 12
Marcline 35 Scotland County 12
IN CLASS 2
DISTRICT 2
Jefferson(festus) 14 Montgomery County 12
Valle Catholic 54 Hermann 14
DISTRICT 5
North Callaway 60 California 18
Blair Oaks 49 South Callaway 7
DISTRICT 7
Centralia 46 Monroe City 6
Palmyra 43 Bowling Green 20
IN CLASS 3
DISTRICT 4
Southern Boone 42 Fulton 14
Hallsville 27 St. Francis Borgia 16
DISTRICT 7
Boonville 14 Clinton 7
IN CLASS 4
DISTRICT 4
Hannibal 40 St. Charles West 29
DISTRICT 5
Moberly 42 Kirksville 0
Warrensburg 53 Osage 6
IN CLASS 5
DISTRICT 5
Camdenton 57 Jefferson City 14
Helias 52 Glendale 13
IN CLASS 6
DISTRICT 6
Blue Springs South 28 Rock Bridge 7
IN 8-MAN TOURNAMENT
DISTRICT 8
Knox County 48 Paris 36
The Class 3 All-Region Softball Team has been announced. First team includes pitchers Jaylynn Brown from Centralia, Mia Faught from Moberly. Catchers: Eaynne Bostick from Centralia. Infielders: Claire Page from Centralia, Jacey Engel from Moberly, and Karli Anderson from Centralia; and outfielders: Aleigha Henderson from Mexico, and Blakely VanDyke from Centralia.
Second team includes pitcher Madilyn Carmichael from Hallsville; Catcher: Scottie Smith from Mexico; Infielder, Raleigh Weimer from Macon; and outfielder Sammie Gipson from Mexico.
In the Class 3 boy’s Cross Country Championship in Columbia yesterday, Centralia’s Nolan Spickert claimed first place overall, while teammate Jensen Decker finished 10th. Mexico’s Seth Stevenson placed 20th in the state.
in Class 3 Girl’s – Centralia’s Katelynn Asbury finished as 7th
The Class 1 and 2 Cross Country Championships are today in Columbia. The Paris Lady Coyotes are sending their entire team, and Head Coach Doug Buie says he thinks they all have a good chance today.
Buie adds, his team has familiarity with the Gans Creek Course in Columbia.
The girls team, along with Case Morgan from the boys team will grab a bus out of Paris at 8am this morning, and after a quick trip through downtown will be headed for Coulmbia. Girls race begins at 11, boys start is at 11:45am.
in College Basketball
The Saint Louis Billikens defeated the Missouri Tigers 90-84 at the Enterprise Center on Friday night.
In the highly anticipated renewal of the “Show Me Showdown” rivalry the first matchup between the two programs in 25 years the Billikens used a lights-out shooting display to hand Mizzou its first loss of the season
The Missouri Tigers women’s basketball team defeated the Little Rock Trojans 73-50 on Friday night at the Jack Stephens Center, improving their season record to 2-0
The SEC is considering imposing a luxury tax on it’s member schools that spend more on players than the allotted revenue-sharing cap under the House v. NCAA settlement.
The idea has been in front of a working group of athletic directors, university presidents and general counsels for the past few weeks, and the league is considering voting on it before the early signing period for football (Dec. 2-4).
in College Football
The 18th-ranked Tigers are preparing for a major SEC matchup today as they host the seventh-ranked Texas Longhorns at Faurot Field. Kickoff is scheduled for 11am. Both teams come in with identical 6-and-2 records.
MU got some good news of sorts off the field yesterday. Quarterback Austin Simmons announced that IF he doesn’t go pro after this season, that he will be back at Missouri next year.
IN MLB
The St. Louis Cardinals announced that they have named Rob Cerfilio as the teams news General Manager. He was one of three Assistant GM’s for the ballclub last season. The official announcement arrives just ahead of the start of Major League Baseball’s General Manager Meetings in Las Vegas next week.
St. Louis also announced the Double A Manager Patrick Anderson will not be back with the team next year.