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In a week-four 28-16 come-from-behind victory at Culver-Stockton, the Missouri Valley College defense was sterling, and the offense made just enough plays in the second half. But neither happened just seven days later, as the Vikings lost to previously winless William Penn 21-10 at Volney C.Ashford Stadium on Gregg-Mitchell Field Saturday.

by Hobby King/Sports Editor  Missouri Valley College’s football team has played well through four games this season, earning a 3-1 mark and sits tied atop… Login to continue reading Login…

by Hobby King/Sports Editor  With 11 minutes, 22 seconds remaining in the third quarter and the Missouri Valley College Vikings trailing homestanding Culver-Stockton 16-14, both… Login to continue reading Login…

Sports Editor Culver-Stockton has beaten the Missouri Valley College each of the last two times the football teams have met on the gridiron. The Wildcats won 5228 on Gregg-Mitchell Field last year and 40-28 at home in 2019.

Missouri Valley senior Brian Smith was hobbled by an injury to his leg during the second half of Saturday night’s Heart of America Athletic Conference football game versus Graceland. But the 6-4 wide receiver walked it off, got back in the contest and came up with the two biggest offensive plays, and Valley defeated the Yellowjackets 28-21 in overtime.