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October 31, 2009

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Anonymous The Joplin Globe Sat Oct 31, 2009, 12:46 AM CDT

From staff reports

This week

Thursday’s Results

Lockwood 30, McAuley 8

Webb City 54, Carl Junction 0

McDonald County 41, Neosho 6

Carthage 42, Nevada 6

Cassville 42, East Newton 0

Seneca 28, Monett 6

Aurora 8, Mount Vernon 0

Lamar 49, Stockton 8

Jasper 8, Sarcoxie 6

LIberal 50, Osceola 0

Greenfield 59, Rich Hill 0

Pierce City 40, Diamond 0

Miller 35, Marionville 0

Parkview 29, Kickapoo 18

Hillcrest 31, Willard 7

Poplar Bluff 36, West Plains 8

Republic at Branson, ppd.

Riverton 44, Baxter Springs 0

Galena 31, Caney Valley 0

Columbus 53, Girard 28

Erie 19, Fronenac 0

St. Mary’s-Colgan 45, Uniontown 6

Northeast 14, Pleasanton 6

Cherryvale 35, Southeast 0

Labette County 41, Parsons 0

Chanute 42, Fort Scott 20

Anderson County 38, Iola 0

Coffeyville 47, Fredonia 13

Independence 52, Neodesha 28

Oswego 47, Yates Center 0

Friday’s Results

Rockhurst 49, Joplin 19

Branson 25, Republic 20

Nixa 35, Glendale 7

Camdenton 21, Rolla 13

Waynesville 57, Lebanon 41

St. Thomas Aquinas 39, Pittsburg 13

Pryor 41, Miami 0

Grove 63, Locust Grove 14

Commerce 34, Quapaw 6

Afton 40, Oklahoma Union 0

Fairland at Ketchum

Lincoln Christian 56, Wyandotte 0

Catoosa 9, Jay 0

Next week

Tuesday’s Games

Kansas Playoffs

Coffeyville at Columbus

Labette County at Independence

Paola at Chanute

Erie at Galena

Riverton at Cherryvale

Sedan at St. Mary’s-Colgan

Uniontown at Oswego

Wednesday’s Games

Missouri Playoffs

Branson at Webb City

Carthage at Neosho

Seneca at Springfield Catholic

Aurora at Cassville

El Dorado Springs at Lamar

Pierce City at Warsaw

Miller at Jasper

Liberal at Adrian

Lockwood at Thayer

Friday’s Games

Oklahoma Regular-Season Finales

Bishop Kelly at Miami

Grove at Jay

Hulbert at Commerce

Ketchum at Afton

Fairland at Okay

Foyil at Quapaw

Wyandotte at Sperry

Saturday’s Games

Kansas second-round playoff games, Class 4A, 3A, 2-1A

Summaries

Rockhurst 49

Joplin 19

Missouri District 6-7

Rockhurst 28 14 7 0—49

Joplin 0 7 0 12—19

Rock—Dan Tapko 50 pass from Frank Arbanas (Chris Joyce kick)

Rock—Noah Pearl 1 run (Joyce kick)

Rock—Scott Herring 40 interception return (Joyce kick)

Rock—Sal Belfonte 30 run (Joyce kick)

Jop—Gates Sanders 64 pass from Devin St. Clair (Keegan Tinney kick)

Rock—Belfonte 2 run (Joyce kick)

Rock—Josh Sykes 47 run (Joyce kick)

Rock—Herring 56 pass from Arbanas kick (Joyce kick)

Jop—Zentrell Shannon 87 pass from St. Clair (kick failed)

Jop—Sanders 41 interception return (pass failed)



Commerce 34

Quapaw 6

Oklahoma District A-8

Commerce 0 20 14 0—34

Quapaw 0 0 0 6 — 6

Com—Austin McMain 3 run (run failed)

Com—Bryson Sullivan 16 run (pass failed)

Com—Sullivan 30 run (Sullivan run)

Com—Sullivan 44 run (Sullivan run)

Com—McMain 64 run (kick failed)

Qua—Guthrie Murray 9 run (pass failed)



Grove 63

Locust Grove 14

Oklahoma District 4A-3

Locust Grove 8 0 6 0—14

Grove 8 21 34 0—63

LG—Anthony Taylor 38 pass from Adrian Houser (Houser run)

Gro—Casey Bartley 10 run (Jake Martin pass from Adam Steffenson)

Gro—Cody Medeiros 94 pass from A.Steffenson (Walker Botts kick)

Gro—Bartley 3 run (Botts kick)

Gro—Bartley 12 run (Botts kick)

LG—Houser 35 interception (pass failed)

Gro—Buck Maples 32 pass from A.Steffenson (Botts kick)

Gro—A.Steffenson 1 run (Botts kick)

Gro—Maples 30 interception (kick failed)

Gro—Bartley 33 run (Botts kick)

Gro—Denny Steffenson 14 run (Botts kick)

Records: Locust Grove 0-9, 0-6; Grove 5-4, 3-3.

Highlights: The Ridgerunners had 311 yards on the ground in piling up a total of 573 yards. Bartley carried 17 times for 235 yards and freshman Denny Steffenson eight times for 54. Adam Steffenson completed eight of 14 passes for 262 yards with Maples catching four passes for 97. Maples added two interceptions. Locust Grove, which committed six turnovers, had 318 yards.

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