Orrick 4-0 228 118 9-0 584 308 Saint Paul 3-1 188 108 7-2 438 248 Concordia 1-3 132 208 3-6 307 402 Santa Fe 0-4 62 176 4-5 342 368 Friday, Oct. 21 Results at Orrick 62, Santa Fe 16* at Sweet Springs 72, Concordia 56* at Drexel/Miami 66, Saint Paul 30 Friday, Oct.
Cameron scored touchdowns on four straight drives from the second through the third quarters and spoiled Senior Night for the Marshall Owls 24-7 on Cecil Naylor Field Friday. As it turned out, the loss didn’t affect the Owls’ much, except for their win/loss record.
Sweet Springs quarterback Blake Schroeder was nearly unstoppable Friday. The senior rushed 29 times for 409 yards and seven touchdowns, leading the Greyhounds to a 72-56 I70 Conference home win over Concordia.
It was a track meet the first quarter, then it became one-sided, as the state-ranked Orrick Bearcats defeated Santa Fe 62-16 Friday night in the regular-season finale for both teams. The Chiefs opened the season with four wins and then dropped their last five.
After winning 17 of their first 18 matches- the only blemish being a 2-2 draw with Battle (which they avenged with a 7-2 win at home Oct. 8), the Marshall Owls lost two in a row on the soccer pitch.
It was a rough ending to the regular season for the Slater Wildcats as they gave up the first three touchdowns and eventually lost 52-19 at Crest Ridge/Chilhowee in Centerview Friday. The Wildcats trailed 16-0 after the first quarter, 22-6 at the half and 38-12 after three quarters.
Second-seeded Santa Fe was dominant. The Lady Chiefs disposed of three teams in straight sets to win their 36th district championship in the volleyball program’s history.
High School Thursday, Oct. 26 Boys Swimming Marshall at West Central Classic in Sedalia Boys Soccer Sacred Heart at Marshall , 5 p.m.
The Hannibal game is in the rear-view mirror of the Marshall Owls. Now, their attention is turned to the 3-5 Cameron Dragons.
Santa Fe’s football schedule has gotten tougher as the season has progressed, thus the Chiefs currently are mired in a four-game losing streak. Despite the 78-54 loss to Braymer/Breckenridge in week eight, head coach Danny Capps says the Chiefs were solid offensively.