Williamsburg Panthers Rally Past Pleasanton 26 20
Boosted by Phil Corbin 47 yard kickoff return to start second half, Williamsburg improves to 4 3 with a 26 20 win over Pleasanton in eight man district play. Corbin’s opening second half score and a later Smith Branam connection plus a fourth quarter safety sealed the result as Pleasanton slips to 2 5. Milliken leads Williamsburg defenders with 24 stops. Sleichter gains 115 rushing yards for Pleasanton top offense.
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Phil Corbin
Williamsburg
Panthers
Linwood
Bill Hamilton
Roland Weir
Scott Sleichter
Steve Smith
Corbin
Smith
Bob Branam
Panther
Keith Milliken
Chuck Lee
Lee
Panithers
Sleichter
Milliken
John Gooding
Branam
Wellsville Eagles remain perfect with 41 14 win over Osage City
Travis Rhoades scored three touchdowns including a 40 yard run and a 50 yard interception return to spark Wellsville to a 41 14 victory at Osage City. The 7 0 Eagles push their season mark to seven wins as they prepare for a district clash at Burlington next Friday. Osage City drops to 4 3 and heads to Central Heights for their next district game.
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Osage City
Travis Rhoades
Wellsville
Eagles
Burlington
Central Heights
Jeff Jennings
Christian Hurst
Neil Plinsky
Osage
Neil Johnson
Rhoades
Jack Wilhite
Aaron Todd
Todd
Marc Thuro
Tigers Tame Ottawa High 28 0 in district opener
Blue Valley used a strong ground attack to rout Ottawa High 28 0 at Steve Gragan Stadium. Tommy Moore led the Tigers with 158 rushing yards on 32 carries and scored three times while OHL struggled with two interceptions and 74 rushing yards. Ottawa falls to 1-6 ahead of a trip to Chanute. Blue Valley improves to 4-3.
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Ottawa High
Blue Valley
Steve Gragan
Cyclones
Tommy Moore
John Ross
The
Tigers
Moore
Tiger
Ross
Michael Turner
Ottawa
OHS
Scott Brady
Pittsburg
OHL
Steve Mathey
Doug Rich
Mike Aspinwall
Chanute
Fort Scott
Garnett bursts past Osawatomie 24-7 in district opener
Garnett surged in the third quarter for 46 points, defeating Osawatomie 24-7 to open Class 4A district play. Cobbs added a 7-yard keeper and Martin scored twice as Garnett rallied from a 7-0 halftime deficit, with Cobbs rushing for 127 yards and Martin finishing with two TDs. Doran returned with 76 receiving yards as the Bulldogs improved to 3-4. Osawatomie remains 0-7.
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Bulldogs
Trojans
GHS
Grant Thierolf
Justin Cobbs
Martin
Bob Rockers
Cobbs
Bulldog
Evan Doran
Baldwin Breaks Spring Hill In 37-8 Victory
Baldwin burst ahead in the Frontier League with a 37-8 win over Spring Hill. Bobby Russell scored twice, Tim Sheldon added a 15 yard TD run, Rod Phillips and Todd Mochamer also found paydirt, and Robert Arnold led a strong defense with 10 tackles as Baldwin moved to 4-2 in the league and 4-3 overall. The Broncos managed 109 total yards, while Baldwin racked up 280 rushing yards. Baldwin hosts Louisburg next Friday night to continue league and district play.
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Baldwin
Bulldogs
Bobby Russell
Tim Sheldon
Rod Phillips
Away
Todd Mochamer
David George
David Hodge
Broncos
Phillips
Sheldon
Shelby Franklin
Robert Arnold
Shawn Ellis
Louisburg
Indians Shut Out Valley Falls 21-0 in district opener
Pomona Indians blank Valley Falls 21 to 0 as Max Flager rushes 20 yards for the first score and finishes with over 100 rushing yards. Rick Hollon adds a 2 yard TD run, Gerald Foster runs 55 yards for the third score, with Attic extra points. Pomona's defense holds firm after Valley Falls threat near the 10 yard line. The defense records three Hollon sacks. Pomona heads to Burlingame next Friday for the next district game.
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Pomona
Flager
Rick Hollon
Gerald Foster
Daryl Attic
Jim Mason
Hollon
Indians
Burlingame
Lyndon Tigers roll to 24 to open district play over Burlingame
Lyndon grinds out a 24 to 14 Class 2A district opener over Burlingame behind 237 rushing yards. Gale Hart scores two touchdowns and a two point conversion while Tom Custenborder adds a 1 yard TD. Hart gains 110 yards on 17 carries.
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Tigers
Burlingame
Gale Hart
Tom Custenborder
LHS
Matt Goodrich
Chris Farman
Scott
Prep Scores Shakeout Across Kansas Gridiron Week
Scores show Southern Cloud 36, Bishop Miege 38, Blue Valley 28, Ottawa Burlington 48, Central Heights Central 59, Fort Scott 0, Chanute 2b, Nickerson 0, Port Seo Cherryvale 27, Neodesha 12, plus other mixed results including Bennington 4 and Sumner Academy 13. Teams like Blue Valley North and Bishop Ward also posted varied tallies.
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Blue Valley North
Bishop Ward
Sumner Academy
Blue Valley
Ottawa
Burlington
Central Heights
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Bluestem O Centre
Jumand
Chanute
Fort Scott
Chaparratd
Nickerson
Chanute Ds
Port Seo
Cherryvale
Neodesha
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