It's the penultimate week of the regular season in high school football, week 8 in Missouri and week 7 in Kansas and it is now in the books.  Below is a list of some of the action around the area tonight, with one game on Saturday this week.  

Tune into KFEQ Radio (680AM, 95.3,FM 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10- midnight. for scores and interviews with area coaches!

Savannah 42 (8-0)&nbsp; Maryville 6 (6-2)&nbsp;

Odessa 21 (7-1)&nbsp; Chillicothe 7 (2-6)&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cameron 42 (4-4)&nbsp; Benton 26 (2-6)&nbsp;

Lafayette 32 (1-7)&nbsp; Maysville 14 (1-7)&nbsp;

Bishop LeBlond (3-4) vs Greenfield (2-5) - Sat. 10/18 @ 1pm

 East Buchanan 63 (4-4)&nbsp; Plattsburg 34 (0-8)

 West Platte 39 (5-3)&nbsp; Lathrop 14 (4-4)&nbsp;

Mid-Buchanan 62 (8-0)&nbsp;&nbsp;Hamilton 0 (2-6)   

Lawson 35 (6-2)&nbsp; North Platte 22 (5-3)&nbsp;&nbsp;

Marceline 46 (5-3)&nbsp; Trenton 10 (2-6)

 Lafayette 32 (1-7)&nbsp; Maysville 14 (1-7)&nbsp;

Brookfield 52 (6-2)&nbsp;&nbsp;Milan 14 (0-8)

Putnam County 42 (8-0)&nbsp; Gallatin 16 (5-3)&nbsp;&nbsp;

South Harrison 39 (7-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Polo 8 (3-5)&nbsp;

 North Andrew 46 (3-5)&nbsp; Princeton 14 (7-1)

King City 62 (7-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;St. Joseph Christian 8 (3-5)&nbsp;

Albany 56 (4-4)&nbsp; Stanberry 26 (2-6)&nbsp;

Worth County 74 (7-1)&nbsp; Pattonsburg 24 (7-1)&nbsp;

 Rock Port 74 (8-0)&nbsp; Nodaway Valley 28 (7-1)&nbsp;

&nbsp;Platte Valley 62 (3-5)&nbsp;&nbsp;South Holt 44 (3-5) 

Mound City 56 (6-2)&nbsp; Dekalb 16 (0-8)&nbsp;&nbsp;

   East Atchison 50 (4-4)&nbsp; Stewartsville-Osborn 34 (1-7)

Central 49 (5-3)&nbsp; &nbsp;Excelsior Springs 14 (2-6)&nbsp;

 Atchison 40 (4-3)&nbsp; Parsons 34 (3-4)

 Holton 21 (4-3)&nbsp; Hiawatha 13 (2-5)&nbsp;&nbsp;

Riverside 37 (6-1)&nbsp; Doniphan West 0 (1-6)

Centralia 16 (6-1)&nbsp;&nbsp;Troy 0 (4-3) 

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760756382567.jpeg" alt="Nodaway Valley's Cooper Snodderly (7) stiff arms Rock Ports Camden McEnaney (28)/ Photo by Matt PIke" />
 <figcaption>Nodaway Valley's Cooper Snodderly (7) stiff arms Rock Ports Camden McEnaney (28)/ Photo by Matt PIke</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKEIt's the penultimate week of the regular season in high school football, week 8 in Missouri and week 7 in Kansas and it is now in the books. Below is a list of some of the action around the area tonight, with one game on Saturday this week. Tune into KFEQ Radio (680AM, 95.3,FM 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10- midnight. for scores and interviews with area coaches!MEC<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760765687661.jpeg" alt="Savannah's Makhi King (3) rushes for a touchdown while being tackled by Maryvilles Jayce Piveral (7)/ Photo by Matt Pike" />
 <figcaption>Savannah's Makhi King (3) rushes for a touchdown while being tackled by Maryvilles Jayce Piveral (7)/ Photo by Matt Pike</figcaption>
 </figure>Savannah 42 (8-0)&nbsp; Maryville 6 (6-2)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Savannah @ St. Pius X- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9: Maryville vs Lafayette- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/6tvLejEb3tunK1VE6l5cUD?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Odessa 21 (7-1)&nbsp; Chillicothe 7 (2-6)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Chillicothe vs Benton- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Cameron 42 (4-4)&nbsp; Benton 26 (2-6)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Cameron @ University Academy Charter- Sat. 10/25 @ 1pm</li>
 </ol>Lafayette 32 (1-7)&nbsp; Maysville 14 (1-7)&nbsp;<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/0Tr8tngvZySspbAaOPMRYu?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Bishop LeBlond (3-4) vs Greenfield (2-5) - Sat. 10/18 @ 1pm<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Bishop LeBlond vs Lincoln- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>KCI East Buchanan 63 (4-4)&nbsp; Plattsburg 34 (0-8)<ol>
 <li>Week 9: East Buchanan @ Mid-Buchanan- Fri. @7pm</li><li>Week 9: Plattsburg @ Hamilton- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/7096d5trQmybRHLUUa6IEy?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div> West Platte 39 (5-3)&nbsp; Lathrop 14 (4-4)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: West Platte @ North Platte- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9: Lathrop @ Lawson- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Mid-Buchanan 62 (8-0)&nbsp;&nbsp;Hamilton 0 (2-6) Lawson 35 (6-2)&nbsp; North Platte 22 (5-3)&nbsp;&nbsp;<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/0SrGXCLF3AfLDMzswdoRtq?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>GRC 11-man (East Division)Marceline 46 (5-3)&nbsp; Trenton 10 (2-6)<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Trenton @ Lone Jack- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9 : Marceline @ Brookfield- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol> Lafayette 32 (1-7)&nbsp; Maysville 14 (1-7)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Maysville @ Polo- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9: Lafayette @ Maryville- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Brookfield 52 (6-2)&nbsp;&nbsp;Milan 14 (0-8)<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Milan @ Putnam County- Fri. @7pm</li>
 </ol>Putnam County 42 (8-0)&nbsp; Gallatin 16 (5-3)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Gallatin vs South Harrison -Fri. @7pm</li>
 </ol>South Harrison 39 (7-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Polo 8 (3-5)&nbsp;GRC 8-man (West Division) North Andrew 46 (3-5)&nbsp; Princeton 14 (7-1)<ol>
 <li>Week 9: North Andrew vs Stanberry- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9: Princeton @ St. Joseph Christian- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>King City 62 (7-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;St. Joseph Christian 8 (3-5)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: King City @ Worth County- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Albany 56 (4-4)&nbsp; Stanberry 26 (2-6)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Albany vs Pattonsburg- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Worth County 74 (7-1)&nbsp; Pattonsburg 24 (7-1)&nbsp;<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/46u1QgCV6j41hKpQ6QxOi0?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>275 Conference<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760765438949.jpeg" alt="Brock Holmes rushes for a touchdown against Nodaway Valley/ Photo by Matt Pike" />
 <figcaption>Brock Holmes rushes for a touchdown against Nodaway Valley/ Photo by Matt Pike</figcaption>
 </figure> Rock Port 74 (8-0)&nbsp; Nodaway Valley 28 (7-1)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Rock Port vs Mound City- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 9: Nodaway Valley @ South Holt- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/4zrNXMzOS5h8nyu28tSdbC?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>&nbsp;Platte Valley 62 (3-5)&nbsp;&nbsp;South Holt 44 (3-5) <ol>
 <li>Week 9: Platte Valley @ Stewartsville-Osborn- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Mound City 56 (6-2)&nbsp; Dekalb 16 (0-8)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Dekalb vs East Atchison- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/7oc8lZWnnh7wccypwxYuR5?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div> East Atchison 50 (4-4)&nbsp; Stewartsville-Osborn 34 (1-7)Greater KC SuburbanCentral 49 (5-3)&nbsp; &nbsp;Excelsior Springs 14 (2-6)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 9: Central @ Park Hill South- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Northeast Kansas Atchison 40 (4-3)&nbsp; Parsons 34 (3-4)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Atchison vs&nbsp;Kansas City-Wyandotte&nbsp;</li>
 </ol> Holton 21 (4-3)&nbsp; Hiawatha 13 (2-5)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Hiawatha vs&nbsp;Perry-Lecompton&nbsp;</li>
 </ol>Riverside 37 (6-1)&nbsp; Doniphan West 0 (1-6)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Riverside @ Centralia</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/5sWXHH0GdEtNaOsSuRAKWh?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Centralia 16 (6-1)&nbsp;&nbsp;Troy 0 (4-3) <ol>
 <li>Week 8: Troy @&nbsp;Atchison-Maur Hill-Mount Academy</li>
 </ol>You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.

High School Football Scoreboard for Oct. 17th-18th

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph Post<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/5ZzeuN3ZvBZ6Mo5dX6qZeJ?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>

KFEQ Morning Sports

It's the penultimate week of the regular season in high school football, week 8 in Missouri and week 7 in Kansas.&nbsp; Below is a list of some of the action around the area tonight, with one game on Saturday this week.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Savannah (7-0) @ Maryville (6-1) - Fri. @ 7pm

Chillicothe (2-5) @ Odessa (6-1) - Fri. @ 7pm

Cameron (3-4) vs Benton (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pm

Lafayette (0-7) vs Maysville (1-6) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;East Buchanan (3-4) vs Plattsburg (0-7) - Fri. @ 6pm

&nbsp;West Platte (4-3) vs Lathrop (4-3) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;Hamilton (2-5) vs Mid-Buchanan (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm

North Platte (5-2) vs Lawson (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;Trenton (2-5) vs Marceline (4-3) - Fri. @ 7pm

Maysville (1-6) @ Lafayette (0-7) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;Milan (0-7) @ Brookfield (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pm

Gallatin (5-2) vs Putnam County (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm

South Harrison (6-1) @ Polo (3-4) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;North Andrew (2-5) @ Princeton (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm

King City (6-1) vs St. Joseph Christian (3-4) - Fri. @ 7pm

Albany (3-4) @ Stanberry (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pm

Worth County (6-1) @ Pattonsburg (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;Rock Port (7-0) @ Nodaway Valley (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;South Holt (3-4) @ Platte Valley (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pm

Dekalb (0-7) @ Mound City (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pm

&nbsp;Stewartsville-Osborn (1-6) @ East Atchison (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pm

Central (4-3) @ Excelsior Springs (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pm

By MATT PIKEIt's the penultimate week of the regular season in high school football, week 8 in Missouri and week 7 in Kansas.&nbsp; Below is a list of some of the action around the area tonight, with one game on Saturday this week.&nbsp;&nbsp;Tune into KFEQ Radio (680AM, 95.3,FM 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10- midnight. for scores and interviews with area coaches!MECSavannah (7-0) @ Maryville (6-1) - Fri. @ 7pmChillicothe (2-5) @ Odessa (6-1) - Fri. @ 7pmCameron (3-4) vs Benton (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pmLafayette (0-7) vs Maysville (1-6) - Fri. @ 7pmBishop LeBlond (3-4) vs Greenfield (2-5) - Sat. 10/18 @ 1pmKCI&nbsp;East Buchanan (3-4) vs Plattsburg (0-7) - Fri. @ 6pm&nbsp;West Platte (4-3) vs Lathrop (4-3) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Hamilton (2-5) vs Mid-Buchanan (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pmNorth Platte (5-2) vs Lawson (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pmGRC 11-man (East Division)&nbsp;Trenton (2-5) vs Marceline (4-3) - Fri. @ 7pmMaysville (1-6) @ Lafayette (0-7) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Milan (0-7) @ Brookfield (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pmGallatin (5-2) vs Putnam County (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pmSouth Harrison (6-1) @ Polo (3-4) - Fri. @ 7pmGRC 8-man (West Division)&nbsp;North Andrew (2-5) @ Princeton (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pmKing City (6-1) vs St. Joseph Christian (3-4) - Fri. @ 7pmAlbany (3-4) @ Stanberry (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pmWorth County (6-1) @ Pattonsburg (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm275 Conference&nbsp;Rock Port (7-0) @ Nodaway Valley (7-0) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;South Holt (3-4) @ Platte Valley (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pmDekalb (0-7) @ Mound City (5-2) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Stewartsville-Osborn (1-6) @ East Atchison (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pmGreater KC SuburbanCentral (4-3) @ Excelsior Springs (2-5) - Fri. @ 7pmNortheast Kansas&nbsp;Atchison (3-3) vs Parsons (3-3)&nbsp;Hiawatha (2-4) @ Holton (3-3)&nbsp;Troy (4-2) vs Centralia (5-1)Riverside (5-1) vs Doniphan West (1-5)You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.

High School Football Schedule Oct. 17th-18th

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph Post<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/43IyCAFn9t7nv1LRqmijK2?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>

The finalists for the 2025 Rawlings Gold Glove were announced on Wednesday, with a trio of Kansas City Royals among the American League finalists and two St. Louis Cardinals on the National League side.

For the Kansas City Royals, shortstop Bobby Witt Jr, the reigning AL Gold Glove winner at shortstop, third baseman Maikel Garcia, and center fielder Kyle Isbel were named finalists.&nbsp; It's the first nomination for both Garcia and Isbel in their careers.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Witt Jr. looks poised to bring his second Gold Glove award back to Kansas City.&nbsp; The 25-year old leads all MLB shortstops with 24 Outs Above Average, preventing 18 runs.&nbsp; Witt Jr. would be the first Royal to win back-to-back Gold Glove awards since Alex Gordon won four in a row between the 2017 and 2020 seasons.&nbsp; &nbsp;Witt Jr is a finalist alongside the Rangers Corey Seager and the Rays Taylor Walls.

Garcia was nominated for the first time in his career during what's been a breakout season.&nbsp; While Garcia showed massive improvement at the plate, hitting career bests in average (.286),&nbsp; doubles (39), home runs (16), and RBIs (74), he was just as impressive in the field.&nbsp; 

Garcia was second behind the Reds Ke'Bryan Hayes among MLB third baseman in Outs Above Average with 18, the best among the American League, with 14 runs prevented.&nbsp; Garcia is a finalist alongside the Guardians&nbsp;José Ramírez and Ernie Clement of the Blue Jays.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Isbel is a dark horse among the Royals candidates, a finalist for the first time in his career, that many might not have expected but quietly had one of the best defensive seasons of his career.&nbsp; Among MLB outfielders, Isbel is sixth in Outs Above Average with 12, with 11 runs prevented.&nbsp; He trails only the Red Sox&nbsp;Ceddanne Rafaela (21 OAA) and the Athletics Denzel Clarke (13 OAA) in the American League.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Isbel is a finalist alongside Rafeala and the Mariners&nbsp;Julio Rodríguez.

On the National League side, for the second time in his career, and second season in a row, St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn is a Gold Glove finalist.&nbsp; Winn lost the Gold Glove last year to the Colorado Rockies&nbsp;Ezquiel Tovar.&nbsp;&nbsp;

This year, Winn looks in good position to take the honor home to St. Louis.&nbsp; The 23-year old Redbirds shortstop is ranked second among MLB shortstops, behind Witt Jr., in Outs Above Average with 21, with 16 runs prevented.&nbsp; Winn is a finalist alongside Nick Allen of the Atlanta Braves and&nbsp;Mookie Betts of the Los Angeles Dodgers.

For the first time in his career, after becoming a mainstay in the Cardinals lineup this season, center fielder Victor Scott II was named a Gold Glove Finalist for the Redbirds.&nbsp;&nbsp;

While Scott II struggled at the plate at times, still batting .216 and driving in 37 runs, but striking out 111 times, it was his play in the field that made him valuable.&nbsp; Scott II was third among MLB outfielders, and National League outfielders, in Outs Above Average with 17, preventing 15 runs.&nbsp; He trailed only the Cubs Pete Crow-Armstrong in the National League. Scott II is a finalist alongside Crow-Amstrong and&nbsp;Jacob Young of the Nationals.

The Chicago Cubs had an MLB-best six players named finalists, and the Toronto Blue Jays also had six nominations for five players, with Clement vying for the award at third base and utility.&nbsp; Winners will be unveiled on ESPN on Sunday, Nov. 2.

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2020/10/1603399553596.jpeg" alt="Gold Glove Award/ File photo" />
 <figcaption>Gold Glove Award/ File photo</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKEThe finalists for the 2025 Rawlings Gold Glove were announced on Wednesday, with a trio of Kansas City Royals among the American League finalists and two St. Louis Cardinals on the National League side.For the Kansas City Royals, shortstop Bobby Witt Jr, the reigning AL Gold Glove winner at shortstop, third baseman Maikel Garcia, and center fielder Kyle Isbel were named finalists.&nbsp; It's the first nomination for both Garcia and Isbel in their careers.&nbsp; &nbsp;<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/9/1757593678048.jpeg" alt="Bobby Witt Jr/ File photo" />
 <figcaption>Bobby Witt Jr/ File photo</figcaption>
 </figure>Witt Jr. looks poised to bring his second Gold Glove award back to Kansas City.&nbsp; The 25-year old leads all MLB shortstops with 24 Outs Above Average, preventing 18 runs.&nbsp; Witt Jr. would be the first Royal to win back-to-back Gold Glove awards since Alex Gordon won four in a row between the 2017 and 2020 seasons.&nbsp; &nbsp;Witt Jr is a finalist alongside the Rangers Corey Seager and the Rays Taylor Walls.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/8/1755521825851.jpeg" alt="Maikel Garcia/ File photo" />
 <figcaption>Maikel Garcia/ File photo</figcaption>
 </figure>Garcia was nominated for the first time in his career during what's been a breakout season.&nbsp; While Garcia showed massive improvement at the plate, hitting career bests in average (.286),&nbsp; doubles (39), home runs (16), and RBIs (74), he was just as impressive in the field.&nbsp; Garcia was second behind the Reds Ke'Bryan Hayes among MLB third baseman in Outs Above Average with 18, the best among the American League, with 14 runs prevented.&nbsp; Garcia is a finalist alongside the Guardians&nbsp;José Ramírez and Ernie Clement of the Blue Jays.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/6/1749909471164.jpeg" alt="Kyle Isbel/ File photo" />
 <figcaption>Kyle Isbel/ File photo</figcaption>
 </figure>Isbel is a dark horse among the Royals candidates, a finalist for the first time in his career, that many might not have expected but quietly had one of the best defensive seasons of his career.&nbsp; Among MLB outfielders, Isbel is sixth in Outs Above Average with 12, with 11 runs prevented.&nbsp; He trails only the Red Sox&nbsp;Ceddanne Rafaela (21 OAA) and the Athletics Denzel Clarke (13 OAA) in the American League.&nbsp; &nbsp;Isbel is a finalist alongside Rafeala and the Mariners&nbsp;Julio Rodríguez.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760546261414.jpeg" alt="Masyn Winn/ Photo courtesy of M Sports on X" />
 <figcaption>Masyn Winn/ Photo courtesy of M Sports on X</figcaption>
 </figure>On the National League side, for the second time in his career, and second season in a row, St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Masyn Winn is a Gold Glove finalist.&nbsp; Winn lost the Gold Glove last year to the Colorado Rockies&nbsp;Ezquiel Tovar.&nbsp;&nbsp;This year, Winn looks in good position to take the honor home to St. Louis.&nbsp; The 23-year old Redbirds shortstop is ranked second among MLB shortstops, behind Witt Jr., in Outs Above Average with 21, with 16 runs prevented.&nbsp; Winn is a finalist alongside Nick Allen of the Atlanta Braves and&nbsp;Mookie Betts of the Los Angeles Dodgers.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760546633533.jpeg" alt="Victor Scott II./ Photo courtesy of Sleeper STL Cards on X" />
 <figcaption>Victor Scott II./ Photo courtesy of Sleeper STL Cards on X</figcaption>
 </figure>For the first time in his career, after becoming a mainstay in the Cardinals lineup this season, center fielder Victor Scott II was named a Gold Glove Finalist for the Redbirds.&nbsp;&nbsp;While Scott II struggled at the plate at times, still batting .216 and driving in 37 runs, but striking out 111 times, it was his play in the field that made him valuable.&nbsp; Scott II was third among MLB outfielders, and National League outfielders, in Outs Above Average with 17, preventing 15 runs.&nbsp; He trailed only the Cubs Pete Crow-Armstrong in the National League. Scott II is a finalist alongside Crow-Amstrong and&nbsp;Jacob Young of the Nationals.The Chicago Cubs had an MLB-best six players named finalists, and the Toronto Blue Jays also had six nominations for five players, with Clement vying for the award at third base and utility.&nbsp; Winners will be unveiled on ESPN on Sunday, Nov. 2.You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.

Trio of Royals named AL Gold Glove finalists; Two Cardinals among NL finalists

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In what many Kansas City Chiefs players were calling a must win game, the entire Kansas City team stepped up to beat the Detroit Lions 30-17 on Sunday Night Football.&nbsp;

The Lions though, started the game with a huge advantage, consuming most of the clock in the first quarter and driving down the field in a 15 play drive.&nbsp; The drive first ended with a touchdown pass from running back David Montgomery to quarterback Jared Goff, but after discussion that was called back on illegal motion.&nbsp; After the penalty, Detroit settled for a 28 yard field goal from Jake Bates for a 3-0 lead.&nbsp;

Kansas City answered the field goal with an eight play drive, getting stopped at first on third down in the redzone at the Detroit six yard line.&nbsp; But on 4th and 3, the Chiefs went for it, and Patrick Mahomes found wide receiver Xavier Worthy on a shovel pass for the second year receivers first touchdown of the season.&nbsp; Harrison Butker though missed the extra point, and Kansas City would be up just 6-3 at the end of the first quarter.&nbsp;

The touchdown pass to Worthy was a special one for Mahomes.&nbsp;&nbsp;The touchdown marked the 300th of his career, making him the fastest quarterback to reach the mark.&nbsp; Mahomes says it's cool to hit such a milestone in his career

"I've been blessed, I always say it and I mean it, I got drafted here in Kansas City, a great community, great ownership, and then getting one of the best football coaches of all time and some of the greatest players of all time around me,"&nbsp;Mahomes says during his post game press conference at the podium.&nbsp; "And so makes my job a lot easier when I'm able to throw to some great ones and let's continue it, let's have some fun and we've got a long career ahead, let's see how many we can get to."

Mahomes reached 300 touchdowns in 130 games.  The next closest was Dan Marino who it took 147 games to hit the mark.

A six play drive by Detroit on the ensuing drive ended the first quarter, before the Lions scored in the early part of the second as Goff connected with Jameson Williams on a 22 yard touchdown pass.&nbsp; &nbsp;After the touchdown, both teams turned the ball over on downs on back-to-back drives, before Kansas City answered near the end of the first half.&nbsp;

With 2:42 remaining in the half, the Chiefs used just over two minutes of clock over eight plays, driving all the way down to the goal line where Mahomes used his legs this time to rush the ball in from one yard out to give Kansas City the lead back.&nbsp; This time Butker converted his extra point attempt, and the Chiefs ended up taking a 13-10 lead to the halftime break.&nbsp;

Getting the ball to open the second half, Kansas City wasted no time extending their lead.&nbsp; An eight play drive ended with another touchdown, as for the second time this season, and the second time in his Chiefs career, Hollywood Brown found the endzone on a nine yard pass from Mahomes. Both teams exchanged punts, ending the third quarter with Kansas City up 20-10.&nbsp;

The Lions weren't giving up easily to start the fourth quarter, after Kansas City punted them the ball, using up the end of the third quarter during an eight play drive, and scoring at the beginning of the final frame on a four yard touchdown pass from Goff to tight end Sam LaPorta for their final score.&nbsp;&nbsp;

On the ensuing drive, the Chiefs would extend the lead again to two scores, driving nine plays this time.&nbsp; Mahomes ending the drive by finding Brown again for a touchdown, this time on a three yard touchdown pass.&nbsp; And after forcing the Lions to punt, Kansas City scored their final points with a field goal, Butker knocking it through from 33 yards out to seal the game.&nbsp;&nbsp;

The offense again put together a good run and pass combination to move down the field.  Wide receiver Xavier Worthy says there's only one way things can go

"I mean we're only going to get better as an offense," Worthy tells reporters in the locker room after the game.&nbsp; "You get four (Rashee Rice) back next week, so it's going to be good getting him back in the offense and getting him going."

Worthy says he's excited to finally have Rashee Rice back on the field next week against the Las Vegas Raiders as he is eligible to return from suspension

"I mean shoot, finally get to see all the big three that you all wanted to see, so looking forward to it," Worthy says.

Stepping up in the game, less than 24 hours after the birth of his third child and spending the night in the hospital, was left tackle Jaylon Moore in the absence of rookie Josh Simmons. 

Moore says he gets enough reps with the first team offense during practice though that even on short notice, he was ready to go

"I feel like the biggest thing is mental reps," Moore explains.&nbsp; "I mean this is year five for me, so I've had a good amount of reps, so I'm not saying all of it is mental, but most of it is upstairs, and just making sure I'm being intentional with my work during the week."

Simmons missed the game due to a personal matter and was ruled out just hours before kickoff.

Mahomes passed for 257 yards going 22-for-30 through the air with three touchdowns, adding 10 carries for 32 yards and a score.&nbsp; Isiah Pacheco rushed 12 times for 51 yards.&nbsp; Travis Kelce had six catches for 78 yards while Brown had four catches for 45 yards and two scores.&nbsp; JuJu Smith-Schuster added three catches for 57 yards.

Kansas City is now 3-3 on the season, still sitting third in the AFC West after wins by the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos earlier in the day.&nbsp; The Chiefs next host the Las Vegas Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp; Kickoff on Sunday is at noon.&nbsp; Pregame will air at 11am on both KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM) and Q Country (92.7 FM).

<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760320332355.png" alt="Patrick Mahomes threw for three touchdowns and rushed for one as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Detroit Lions 30-17 on Sunday Night Football/ File Photo" />
 <figcaption>Patrick Mahomes threw for three touchdowns and rushed for one as the Kansas City Chiefs beat the Detroit Lions 30-17 on Sunday Night Football/ File Photo</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKEIn what many Kansas City Chiefs players were calling a must win game, the entire Kansas City team stepped up to beat the Detroit Lions 30-17 on Sunday Night Football.&nbsp;The Lions though, started the game with a huge advantage, consuming most of the clock in the first quarter and driving down the field in a 15 play drive.&nbsp; The drive first ended with a touchdown pass from running back David Montgomery to quarterback Jared Goff, but after discussion that was called back on illegal motion.&nbsp; After the penalty, Detroit settled for a 28 yard field goal from Jake Bates for a 3-0 lead.&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Jared Goff catches a touchdown pass from David Montgomery 🤯 <a href="https://t.co/fWK6zdMECz">pic.twitter.com/fWK6zdMECz</a>&mdash; SM Highlights (@SMHighlights1) <a href="https://twitter.com/SMHighlights1/status/1977533855302074810?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Kansas City answered the field goal with an eight play drive, getting stopped at first on third down in the redzone at the Detroit six yard line.&nbsp; But on 4th and 3, the Chiefs went for it, and Patrick Mahomes found wide receiver Xavier Worthy on a shovel pass for the second year receivers first touchdown of the season.&nbsp; Harrison Butker though missed the extra point, and Kansas City would be up just 6-3 at the end of the first quarter.&nbsp;The touchdown pass to Worthy was a special one for Mahomes.&nbsp;&nbsp;The touchdown marked the 300th of his career, making him the fastest quarterback to reach the mark.&nbsp; Mahomes says it's cool to hit such a milestone in his career"I've been blessed, I always say it and I mean it, I got drafted here in Kansas City, a great community, great ownership, and then getting one of the best football coaches of all time and some of the greatest players of all time around me,"&nbsp;Mahomes says during his post game press conference at the podium.&nbsp; "And so makes my job a lot easier when I'm able to throw to some great ones and let's continue it, let's have some fun and we've got a long career ahead, let's see how many we can get to."Mahomes reached 300 touchdowns in 130 games. The next closest was Dan Marino who it took 147 games to hit the mark.<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">WORTHY SPEEDS IT IN‼️ <a href="https://t.co/jkzN6dDN7x">pic.twitter.com/jkzN6dDN7x</a>&mdash; Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1977536924337287601?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>A six play drive by Detroit on the ensuing drive ended the first quarter, before the Lions scored in the early part of the second as Goff connected with Jameson Williams on a 22 yard touchdown pass.&nbsp; &nbsp;After the touchdown, both teams turned the ball over on downs on back-to-back drives, before Kansas City answered near the end of the first half.&nbsp;With 2:42 remaining in the half, the Chiefs used just over two minutes of clock over eight plays, driving all the way down to the goal line where Mahomes used his legs this time to rush the ball in from one yard out to give Kansas City the lead back.&nbsp; This time Butker converted his extra point attempt, and the Chiefs ended up taking a 13-10 lead to the halftime break.&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">QB1 GIVES US THE LEAD 😤😤😤 <a href="https://t.co/sw3nIkSaUS">pic.twitter.com/sw3nIkSaUS</a>&mdash; Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1977548259259204073?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Getting the ball to open the second half, Kansas City wasted no time extending their lead.&nbsp; An eight play drive ended with another touchdown, as for the second time this season, and the second time in his Chiefs career, Hollywood Brown found the endzone on a nine yard pass from Mahomes. Both teams exchanged punts, ending the third quarter with Kansas City up 20-10.&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">LIGHTS AIN&#39;T TOO BRIGHT FOR HOLLYWOOD 🍿 <a href="https://t.co/31RfjqhjQE">pic.twitter.com/31RfjqhjQE</a>&mdash; Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1977555058515476741?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>The Lions weren't giving up easily to start the fourth quarter, after Kansas City punted them the ball, using up the end of the third quarter during an eight play drive, and scoring at the beginning of the final frame on a four yard touchdown pass from Goff to tight end Sam LaPorta for their final score.&nbsp;&nbsp;On the ensuing drive, the Chiefs would extend the lead again to two scores, driving nine plays this time.&nbsp; Mahomes ending the drive by finding Brown again for a touchdown, this time on a three yard touchdown pass.&nbsp; And after forcing the Lions to punt, Kansas City scored their final points with a field goal, Butker knocking it through from 33 yards out to seal the game.&nbsp;&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">LIGHTS AIN&#39;T TOO BRIGHT FOR HOLLYWOOD 🍿 <a href="https://t.co/31RfjqhjQE">pic.twitter.com/31RfjqhjQE</a>&mdash; Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) <a href="https://twitter.com/Chiefs/status/1977555058515476741?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">October 13, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>The offense again put together a good run and pass combination to move down the field. Wide receiver Xavier Worthy says there's only one way things can go"I mean we're only going to get better as an offense," Worthy tells reporters in the locker room after the game.&nbsp; "You get four (Rashee Rice) back next week, so it's going to be good getting him back in the offense and getting him going."Worthy says he's excited to finally have Rashee Rice back on the field next week against the Las Vegas Raiders as he is eligible to return from suspension"I mean shoot, finally get to see all the big three that you all wanted to see, so looking forward to it," Worthy says.Stepping up in the game, less than 24 hours after the birth of his third child and spending the night in the hospital, was left tackle Jaylon Moore in the absence of rookie Josh Simmons. Moore says he gets enough reps with the first team offense during practice though that even on short notice, he was ready to go"I feel like the biggest thing is mental reps," Moore explains.&nbsp; "I mean this is year five for me, so I've had a good amount of reps, so I'm not saying all of it is mental, but most of it is upstairs, and just making sure I'm being intentional with my work during the week."Simmons missed the game due to a personal matter and was ruled out just hours before kickoff.Mahomes passed for 257 yards going 22-for-30 through the air with three touchdowns, adding 10 carries for 32 yards and a score.&nbsp; Isiah Pacheco rushed 12 times for 51 yards.&nbsp; Travis Kelce had six catches for 78 yards while Brown had four catches for 45 yards and two scores.&nbsp; JuJu Smith-Schuster added three catches for 57 yards.Kansas City is now 3-3 on the season, still sitting third in the AFC West after wins by the Los Angeles Chargers and Denver Broncos earlier in the day.&nbsp; The Chiefs next host the Las Vegas Raiders at Arrowhead Stadium.&nbsp; Kickoff on Sunday is at noon.&nbsp; Pregame will air at 11am on both KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM) and Q Country (92.7 FM).You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.

In "must win" scenario, Chiefs come out on top over Lions 30-17

Bearcats stay perfect in MIAA, take sole possession of first place

Northwest Missouri State University&nbsp; stayed perfect in MIAA play with a 49-32 road triumph over the University of Central Missouri Mules.

Northwest produced 501 total yards and 358 on the ground and Zechariah Owens accounted for six touchdowns as the Bearcats took over sole possession of first place in the league standings.&nbsp; The victory marked Northwest's fifth consecutive win, their longest streak since a six-game run in the 2022 season.&nbsp;

After Northwest deferred the kickoff, to the second half to start the game, putting the UCM offense on the field first, the Mules capitalized on an early drive, concluding with a two yard touchdown run by Keyon Butler to take the early lead.&nbsp; After an interception thrown by Bearcat quarterback Chris Ruhnke, UCM extended their lead with a 24 yard passing touchdown to Hogan Wasson from Donovyn Omolo.

However, the Bearcats regained momentum as Zechariah Owens engineered a successful drive, capped by a touchdown pass to Luke Mathews, closing the quarter down by just one score.&nbsp; The second quarter began with Northwest capitalizing on a turnover forced by Zac McLeay, leading to a drive starting at the Mules' 21-yard line. Owens capped the possession with a one yard touchdown rush to tie up the game.

The Bearcats continued to press, as Te'Shaun Porter's effective ground game helped advance the ball into scoring position once again on their next drive, before Owens completed the drive with another short touchdown run giving Northwest the lead.&nbsp; The defense held strong, but UCM managed a late 31-yard field goal by Will Peacock as the second quarter ended with Northwest leading 21-17 at the halftime break.

The Bearcats opened the third period with a significant momentum shift, capitalizing on their possession. Quincy Torry's 55-yard touchdown run extended their lead over Central Missouri.&nbsp; Shortly after, Northwest's defense secured a crucial turnover, with Carter Edwards forcing a fumble recovered by Parker Bowen. This turnover was converted into another scoring drive, as Owens rushed for an eight yard touchdown late in the quarter pushing the Bearcats lead to 35-17 going into the final quarter.

The fourth quarter began and the Mules narrowing the gap with an eight yard touchdown pass from Omolo to Marlon Lindsey. But, the Bearcats responded assertively, as Owens led a pivotal drive that culminated in a seven yard touchdown pass to Mathews to extend the Northwest lead again to three possessions.

Northwest's offense continued to press forward with Owens capitalizing on a vital 44-yard rushing touchdown. The Mules added another score late, with Omolo rushing in from 12 yards out, but Northwest's strategic ground game allowed them to control possession and run out the clock, securing the victory.

Owens led the offensive charge going 7-of-14&nbsp; through the air for 80 yardss with two touchdowns, and adding 124 rushing yards on 11 attempts, scoring four touchdown. Mathews contributed significantly to the receiving corps with nine catches for 108 yards and two touchdowns.&nbsp;

With six total touchdowns, Owens is now tied with Trevor Adams, Kyle Zimmerman, Zach Martin, and Mike Hohensee for the second-most touchdowns accounted for in a game for a Bearcat.&nbsp;

Northwest (5-1, 4-0 MIAA) is now set to face Fort Hays State in Maryville on Saturday. Kickoff is at 1:30 p.m

Late turnovers end MoWest's fight in loss against Nebraska-Kearney

Missouri Western State University battled hard for more than three quarters, trailing by just six points with 12 minutes to go, but three second half turnovers cost the Griffons in a 27-7 loss at Nebraska-Kearney on their homecoming.

UNK struck first on a 78-yard touchdown strike from Daron Bryden to Dae'vonn Hall, but the point-after was blocked by MoWest's Kameron Neal, making it 6-0 with 10:10 remaining in the first quarter. which is where the score remained through the remainder of the first half.

The Griffons got the ball to start the second half, but on the third play of the series, Dylan Jordan stripped a ball from Brandon Hall and recovered the fumble at the Griffon 44-yard line. The Lopers scored four plays later as Byden found Jaden Jude for a 20 yard touchdown pass.&nbsp; This time kicker Kyle Failing converted the extra poing putting UNK ahead 13-0.

Trailing by two possessions, MoWest sent in quarterback Branden Berwald, who led an eight-play, 75-yard drive down the field, ending in a 20-yard touchdown throw to Crew Myers, to finally get the Griffons on the board with their only score.&nbsp;&nbsp;The Griffon defense, who forced UNK to punt seven times and also forced a turnover-on-downs, forced the Lopers into three consecutive drives that ended in punt in the second half, eventually giving MoWest 1st-and-10 on their own six-yard-line, down by six points, with 11:41 to play.

It's about then, however, when things turned permanently in favor of UNK. On a 3rd-and-8, Berwald threw an interception to Ja'Mareion Gipson, which the Lopers scored a touchdown on two plays later as Bryden connected with Jude again for a 21 yard strike.&nbsp; Trailing again by three possessions, Kane Donovan re-entered the game at quarterback and threw a 34-yard pick-six to Gipson on a third down play, making it 27-7.

Donovan completed 20-of-27 passes for 99 yards. Berwald accounted for 67 all-purpose yards and the passing TD. Brandon Hall rushed seven times for 71 yards.&nbsp; Myers finished with career-highs in receptions with (seven), yards (71) and the touchdown grab was the first of his college career.

MoWest (1-5, 0-4 MIAA) is back home on Saturday to face #15 Pittsburg State. Kickoff in the annual Rogers Pharmacy Hall of Fame game is set for 6 p.m.

#14 Missouri punches up, but falls short against #8 Alabama

Ty Simpson threw for 200 yards and three touchdowns, including the clincher on fourth down to Daniel Hill with 3:16 to go, and #8 Alabama held off #14 Missouri 27-24 to give the Crimson Tide their fifth consecutive win.

Jam Miller added 85 yards rushing before leaving with a concussion in the fourth quarter, and Kevin Riley and Isaiah Horton also had touchdown catches for Alabama, which has won seven straight over Missouri dating to Sept. 8, 1975.

Beau Pribula kept punching for the Tigers, too, hitting Donovan Olugbode for a touchdown with 1:39 left. And after the Crimson Tide pounced on the onside kick, Missouri forced a quick punt to get the ball back with 1:17 still on the clock.&nbsp; Pribula connected with Olugbode again on fourth down to get close to midfield, but he followed with two incompletions. Then on third down, Pribula overshot his target and was picked off by Alabama defensive back Dijon Lee Jr. to put the game away.&nbsp; The loss ended the Tigers' 15-game home winning streak, the second-longest nationally.

Missouri got off to a good start, seemingly stunning Alabama on its opening drive. It took just six plays to march 78 yards, and Pribula threw a nifty lob to tight end Brett Norfleet down the sideline for a 26-yard touchdown.&nbsp; Yet the Crimson Tide not only regained their composure, they regained control.

Simpson was nearly perfect on an answering touchdown drive, driving down and finding Kevin Riley for a six yard score to tie the game. And after Missouri went three-and-out, the junior quarterback drove the Crimson Tide downfield again, zipping a pass to Horton on third-and-long for a 16-yard touchdown pass that made it 14-7.

After each team added a field goal before halftime, 46 yards from Alabama's Conor Talty and 35 yards from the Tigers Robert Meyer with no time left in the first half, going to the halftime break with the Crimson Tide leading 17-10, Missouri took advantage of Simpson's fumble, his only big mistake, on the first play of the second half. Pribula juked his way into the end zone three plays later to tie the game.&nbsp; The Tigers though were never able to regain the lead.

Conor Talty added a go-ahead field goal later in the third quarter for Alabama, and the Crimson Tide stopped Missouri on fourth down midway through the fourth quarter, shoving Jamal Roberts out of bounds just shy of the marker on a fake punt attempt.&nbsp; Replays appeared to show the running back reaching the ball far enough for a first down, but the spot was upheld by the officials.

Alabama took over and, after Simpson converted on fourth-and-8 with a throw to freshman Lotzeir Brooks, the SEC's top passer found Hill in the end zone on fourth-and-goal from the Missouri two yard line with just over three minutes remaining to put it out of reach.

Pribula finished with 167 yards passing going 16-for-28 through the air with two touchdowns and two interceptions.&nbsp; He also was the Tigers' most effective runner with 61 yards on 11 carries and another score. The nation's leading rusher, Ahmad Hardy, was held to just 52 yards on 12 rushes.&nbsp; Olugbode, the freshman, had three catches for 55 yards with a score while Norfleet had three catches for 38 yards and a touchdown.

Next, Missouri (5-1, 1-1 SEC) finally hits the road for the first time this season playing Auburn on Saturday.&nbsp; Kickoff will be at 6:45pm and the game will air on KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM).

Kansas State dominates in all phases to score big win over TCU

 Avery Johnson threw three touchdown passes , two to tight end Garrett Oakley, and Kansas State added two defensive touchdowns to defeat TCU 41-28. Des Purnell also had two interceptions, including a pick six, for the Wildcats.

The Wildcats and Horned Frogs traded blows in the second quarter after both teams were scoreless through the first.&nbsp; Jeremy Payne scored on a one yard touchdown run for TCU to open the scoring, before Kansas State answered with Johnson's first touchdown pass of the day to Oakley for 32 yards to tie the game.&nbsp; Just before the two minute warning, the Kansas State defense gave the Wildcats the lead when Wesley Fair returned a fumble for a touchdown, giving Kansas State a 14-7 lead at the halftime break.

The Wildcats took a two-score lead early in the third quarter with its second defensive touchdown of the game. Purnell picked off Josh Hoover and raced 25 yards for the score.&nbsp; Johnson then found Garrett Oakley for his second touchdown, this time from 17 yards out, to give the Wildcats a 28-7 lead with 3:57 left in the third quarter. With that touchdown, Oakley became the all-time leader in touchdown catches among K-State tight ends.

TCU used a seven-play, 75-yard drive in just 1:51 to draw within two scores late in the third quarter. Hoover found Chase Curtis on a two yard touchdown pass on fourth down.&nbsp; But, on the ensuing drive, Johnson found Jarend Bradley for a 12-yard touchdown to give K-State a three touchdown lead.

Hoover connected with Eric McAlister for an 85-yard touchdown in just one play, but after a Kansas State punt gave the Horned Frogs the ball back on the next drive, Purnell's second interception in TCU territory set up a Luis Rodriguez field goal from 19 yards away.&nbsp; Rodriguez also hit a 36 yard field goal after a turnover on downs by TCU, before the Horned Frogs scored on their final drive in five plays with Hoover finding McAlister again for a 37 yard touchdown pass.&nbsp;

Johnson finished 16-of-26 passing for 196 yards with three touchdown passes.&nbsp; Joe Jackson rushed 27 times for 110 yards.&nbsp; Oakley had four catches for 71 yards and two touchdowns, while Jaron Tibbs had three catches for 51 yards.

&nbsp;Kansas State (3-4, 2-2 Big 12)&nbsp; has a bye before its “Sunflower Showdown” game at Kansas Oct. 25.

Jayhawks can't sustain momentum after injury to Tech's Morton in loss

 Cameron Dickey ran for a career-high 263 yards and two long touchdowns, Will Hammond scored twice after replacing injured quarterback Behren Morton and #9 Texas Tech beat Kansas 42-17.

Dickey sprinted 71 yards on the first offensive play for the Red Raiders and added a 55-yard TD run early in the fourth quarter. With co-lead back J'Koby Williams slowed by an injury, Dickey had 21 carries, another career best.&nbsp; Texas Tech had 372 yards rushing and recovered from a malaise after Morton's injury in the school's first game as an AP top 10 team since 2013.

Following the opening score from Dickey, the Red Raiders added two more scores in the first quarter, capitalizing on a Jayhawks fumble and adding a touchdown on a 21 yard pass from Morton to Terrance Carter Jr., converting a two point conversion on a run by JohnCarlos Miller II.&nbsp; Then after a Kansas punt putting up a 25 yard field goal from Upton Bellenfant, giving the Red Raiders a 18-0 lead at the end of the first quarter.

Stone Harrington hit a 40 yard field goal to put the Red Raiders up 21-0, but that Texas Tech lead was down to four points at the break when the Jayhawks scored on three of their first four possessions after Morton appeared to injure his lower right leg on a sack in the second quarter. He didn't return.&nbsp; Daniels threw touchdown passes to LeShon Williams and Boden Groen, of 10 and 24 yards respectively, before Laith Marjan hit a 55 yard field goal with no time remaining to make it 21-17 at the halftime break.

Hammond opened the scoring in the second half for Texas Tech as the Red Raiders went on to take all the momentum back, running 20 yards for a touchdown on the first drive of the second half.&nbsp; Dickey's second long touchdown put Texas Tech up 35-17, and Hammond's 10-yard run finished the scoring.

Jalon Daniels threw for 228 yards and two touchdowns for Kansas, which dropped to 1-12 in Lubbock and has lost 24 of 26 meetings with the Red Raiders.&nbsp; Daniel Hishaw Jr ran eight times for 53 yards.&nbsp; Groen had 13 catches for 76 yards and a touchdown, while Cam Pickett had six catches for 55 yards.

Kansas (4-3, 2-2 Big 12) is off next week before getting rival Kansas State at home Oct. 25.

Raiola overcomes turnovers to throw late TD for win over Maryland

Dylan Raiola threw a three yard touchdown pass to Dane Key with 1:08 remaining, and Nebraska edged Maryland 34-31. Raiola threw for 260 yards, four touchdowns and three interceptions in a wild game in which the Cornhuskers squandered a 10-point lead. But after going 10-35 in its last 45 one-score games entering this season, Nebraska is 2-1 in those situations this year.

The Terrapins led 31-24 in the fourth quarter before Emmett Johnson’s 50-yard run gave Nebraska the ball at the Maryland 10. The shifty running back didn’t get the ball again on that drive, and a delay of game penalty on fourth down forced the Cornhuskers&nbsp; to settle for a field goal and a four-point deficit.

Nebraska then got the ball back, and Raiola guided his team 81 yards in seven plays for the go-ahead TD. Maryland then drove back near midfield, but freshman Malik Washington was called for a disputed intentional grounding penalty that knocked the Terps back 14 yards.&nbsp; Washington had a receiver open to the left on that play and perhaps would have seen him if he'd had more time. He eventually threw incomplete on fourth-and-4 from the Nebraska 49 to end Maryland's chances.

The Cornhuskers&nbsp; opened the scoring on an explosive 64-yard catch-and-run by Nyziah Hunter from Raila. An offensive pass interference penalty wiped out a touchdown later in the first quarter, and the Cornhuskers settled for a field goal which started the scoring in a back and forth second quarter.

Nolan Ray ran for a 28-yard touchdown for Maryland, and the Terps cashed in on Raiola's first interception when Washington found Leon Haughton Jr. for a 21-yard touchdown pass to give the Terps a 14-10 lead.&nbsp; An 85-yard kick return by Kenneth Williams set up Raiola's seven yard touchdown pass to Luke Lindenmeyer, and after a Maryland punt his 12-yard TD throw to Hunter made it 24-14 for the Cornhuskers.

Raiola was picked off again toward the end of the half, and Maryland managed a field goal before halftime. The Terps took the opening drive of the third and tied the game on a oneyard scoring run by DeJuan Williams.&nbsp; &nbsp;Dontay Joyner scored on a 67-yard interception return in the third quarter for Maryland to give the Terps the lead again 31-24.

Johnson ran for 176 yards for Nebraska.&nbsp; Hunter had five catches for 125 yards with two touchdowns, while Key had four catches for 43 yards with a score.

Next, Nebraska (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten) plays at Minnesota on Friday night. Kickoff is at 7pm and the game will air on Fox.

CFB: Northwest dominates UCM, Mizzou battles Bama, MoWest struggles on road

The season continues to roll on and near its close as it's Week 7 in Missouri and Week 6 in Kansas and it is now in the books.&nbsp; Below is a list of all of the games played with scores, and coaches interviews in the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area!

Savannah 35 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Chillicothe 0 (2-5)&nbsp;

Cameron 20 (3-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lafayette 8 (0-7)&nbsp;

&nbsp;Maryville 37 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lutheran North 15 (4-3)&nbsp;

Monroe City 44 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Benton 6 (2-5)

Bishop LeBlond 56 (3-4) @ Northland Christian 22 (2-5)&nbsp;

West Platte 50 (4-3)&nbsp; East Buchanan 7 (3-4)&nbsp;&nbsp;

Hamilton 31 (2-5)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lathrop 0 (4-3)&nbsp;

Mid-Buchanan 56 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte 24 (5-2)&nbsp;

Lawson 50 (5-2)&nbsp; Plattsburg 20 (0-7)&nbsp;

Trenton 12 (2-5)&nbsp; &nbsp;Maysville 6 (1-6)

Gallatin 52 (5-2)&nbsp;&nbsp;Milan 15 (0-7) 

South Harrison 23 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Brookfield 6 (5-2)

Putnam County 55 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Scotland County 0 (4-3)&nbsp;

Marceline 21 (4-3)&nbsp; Polo 8 (3-4)&nbsp;

King City 42 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;North Andrew 32 (2-5)

Albany 58 (3-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Princeton 24 (0-7)

&nbsp;Worth County 72 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Stanberry 0 (2-5)

 Pattonsburg 60 (7-0)&nbsp; St. Joseph Christian 32 (3-4)

Stewartsville-Osborn 58 (1-6)&nbsp;&nbsp;Dekalb 20 (0-7)

Nodaway Valley 44 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Mound City 32 (5-2)

East Atchison 38 (2-4)&nbsp; Platte Valley 24 (2-4)&nbsp;

Park Hill 42 (4-3)&nbsp; &nbsp;Central 20 (4-3)&nbsp;

Topeka-Highland Park HS&nbsp; 42&nbsp; (4-2)&nbsp; Atchison 18 (3-3) -Played Thu. 10/9

Hiawatha 56 (2-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Oskaloosa 13 (2-4)

&nbsp;Riverside 28 (5-1)&nbsp;&nbsp;Troy 0 (4-2)

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760151078253.jpeg" alt="Riverside's Ty'zell Harrington (5) goes around the edge for a touchdown/ Photo by Matt Pike" />
 <figcaption>Riverside's Ty'zell Harrington (5) goes around the edge for a touchdown/ Photo by Matt Pike</figcaption>
 </figure>By MATT PIKEThe season continues to roll on and near its close as it's Week 7 in Missouri and Week 6 in Kansas and it is now in the books.&nbsp; Below is a list of all of the games played with scores, and coaches interviews in the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area!Tune into KFEQ Radio (680AM, 95.3,FM 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10- midnight. for scores and interviews with area coaches!MECSavannah 35 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Chillicothe 0 (2-5)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Savannah @ Maryville- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: Chillicothe @ Odessa- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/2AQpBSokd2NRCu8RSdgwkt?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Cameron 20 (3-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lafayette 8 (0-7)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Cameron vs Benton- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: Lafayette vs Maysville- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>&nbsp;Maryville 37 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lutheran North 15 (4-3)&nbsp;<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/2qkGchQUn9Wa0FyL4wsPFn?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Monroe City 44 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Benton 6 (2-5)Bishop LeBlond 56 (3-4) @ Northland Christian 22 (2-5)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Bishop LeBlond vs Greenfield- Sat. 10/18 @ 1pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/7s9cqnYK2CMLbxE242bmun?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>KCIWest Platte 50 (4-3)&nbsp; East Buchanan 7 (3-4)&nbsp;&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: East Buchanan vs Plattsburg- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: West Platte vs Lathrop- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Hamilton 31 (2-5)&nbsp; &nbsp;Lathrop 0 (4-3)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Hamilton vs Mid-Buchanan- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Mid-Buchanan 56 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;North Platte 24 (5-2)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: North Platte vs Lawson- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Lawson 50 (5-2)&nbsp; Plattsburg 20 (0-7)&nbsp;GRC 11-man (East Division)Trenton 12 (2-5)&nbsp; &nbsp;Maysville 6 (1-6)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Trenton vs Marceline- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: Maysville @ Lafayette- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Gallatin 52 (5-2)&nbsp;&nbsp;Milan 15 (0-7) <ol>
 <li>Week 8: Milan @ Brookfield- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: Gallatin vs Putnam County- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/7lQJpm60JnIuL2YuEP17zi?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>South Harrison 23 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Brookfield 6 (5-2)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: South Harrison @ Polo- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Putnam County 55 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Scotland County 0 (4-3)&nbsp;Marceline 21 (4-3)&nbsp; Polo 8 (3-4)&nbsp;GRC 8-man (West Division)King City 42 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;North Andrew 32 (2-5)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: North Andrew @ Princeton- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: King City vs St. Joseph Christian- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Albany 58 (3-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Princeton 24 (0-7)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Albany @ Stanberry- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>&nbsp;Worth County 72 (6-1)&nbsp; &nbsp;Stanberry 0 (2-5)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Worth County @ Pattonsburg- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol> Pattonsburg 60 (7-0)&nbsp; St. Joseph Christian 32 (3-4)275 ConferenceRock Port 56 (7-0) vs South Holt 0 (3-4)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Rock Port @ Nodaway Valley- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: South Holt @ Platte Valley- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/5W0KCX05eFB80kwQtP4C4B?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>Stewartsville-Osborn 58 (1-6)&nbsp;&nbsp;Dekalb 20 (0-7)<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Dekalb @ Mound City- Fri. @ 7pm</li><li>Week 8: Stewartsville-Osborn @ East Atchison- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Nodaway Valley 44 (7-0)&nbsp; &nbsp;Mound City 32 (5-2)East Atchison 38 (2-4)&nbsp; Platte Valley 24 (2-4)&nbsp;Greater KC SuburbanPark Hill 42 (4-3)&nbsp; &nbsp;Central 20 (4-3)&nbsp;<ol>
 <li>Week 8: Central @ Excelsior Springs- Fri. @ 7pm</li>
 </ol>Northeast Kansas<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760151135884.jpeg" alt="Riverside's Chase Hewins (7) makes his way up field/ Photo by Matt Pike" />
 <figcaption>Riverside's Chase Hewins (7) makes his way up field/ Photo by Matt Pike</figcaption>
 </figure>Topeka-Highland Park HS&nbsp; 42&nbsp; (4-2)&nbsp; Atchison 18 (3-3) -Played Thu. 10/9<ol>
 <li>Week 7: Atchison vs Parsons</li>
 </ol>Hiawatha 56 (2-4)&nbsp; &nbsp;Oskaloosa 13 (2-4)<ol>
 <li>Week 7: Hiawatha @ Holton</li>
 </ol>&nbsp;Riverside 28 (5-1)&nbsp;&nbsp;Troy 0 (4-2)<ol>
 <li>Week 7: Troy vs Centralia</li><li>Week 7: Riverside vs Doniphan West</li>
 </ol><div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/2UuFtXh6QnSqB17Yw3IxUn?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div><figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/10/1760151174916.jpeg" alt="Troy's Caden Rosenberger makes a catch along the sideline&nbsp;" />
 <figcaption>Troy's Caden Rosenberger makes a catch along the sideline&nbsp;</figcaption>
 </figure>You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.

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 The Civic Arena missed out on hosting the MIAA basketball championships to Kansas City’s Municipal Arena, but another conference cashed in on using the venue in the future. 

The Great Lakes Valley Conference chose a bid from the St. Joseph Sports Commission to host its men’s and women's basketball tournaments in downtown St. Joseph, starting in 2027.  

Executive Director Brett Esely says his office put together a bid for the tournament during the spring after speaking with the GLVC's commissioner 

"Worked through some things with upper administration of that league over the summer, and then in the month of September about three weeks ago, we had an opportunity to make a final pitch to the university's athletics directors and the upper administration of that league and felt very good about it walking away,” Esely tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post.  “And we got a very good, exciting phone call about 10 days ago from the conference commissioner expressing tremendous interest in St. Joe.” 

The tournaments had previously been hosted at Lindenwood, a former GLVC member, but were looking for a new home after their university moved to Division One.  

Esely says it's been a quest to get an annual March Madness event inside the Civic Arena 

"We are very fortunate and thankful for the confidence that the administration and the athletic directors from the Great Lakes Valley Conference have put in us and given us the opportunity to host what is one of the marquee championships in their league,” Esely explains.  “And certainly, look forward to the opportunity and we hope the community of St. Joseph and the surrounding area is excited and takes the opportunity to engage as well.” 

The GLVC Tournament this year will take place in St. Louis.  Civic Arena will first host the tournament March 4th-7th, 2027 

With a year still to plan for the tournament, Esely says a big part of these championships will be community engagement.  

Esely says much like with the Women's Elite Eight, he'd like to get young people in the building, with relationships with surrounding school districts 

"Not only trying to get young people exposed to a high level of college basketball and a championship experience, but the beauty of Division II with engagement, and have had some opportunities outside the arena with those teams engaging with our young people here in our community,” Esely says.  “And we envision something very similar with this particular championship, and almost kind of an adopted fan base maybe for the week they’re here.” 

Esely says also he hopes the city gets invested in the opportunity to see championship basketball in March in the community, which should not be taken for granted.  

You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

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 </figure>By MATT PIKESt. Joseph Post The Civic Arena missed out on hosting the MIAA basketball championships to Kansas City’s Municipal Arena, but another conference cashed in on using the venue in the future. The Great Lakes Valley Conference chose a bid from the St. Joseph Sports Commission to host its men’s and women's basketball tournaments in downtown St. Joseph, starting in 2027. Executive Director Brett Esely says his office put together a bid for the tournament during the spring after speaking with the GLVC's commissioner "Worked through some things with upper administration of that league over the summer, and then in the month of September about three weeks ago, we had an opportunity to make a final pitch to the university's athletics directors and the upper administration of that league and felt very good about it walking away,” Esely tells KFEQ/St. Joseph Post. “And we got a very good, exciting phone call about 10 days ago from the conference commissioner expressing tremendous interest in St. Joe.” The tournaments had previously been hosted at Lindenwood, a former GLVC member, but were looking for a new home after their university moved to Division One. Esely says it's been a quest to get an annual March Madness event inside the Civic Arena "We are very fortunate and thankful for the confidence that the administration and the athletic directors from the Great Lakes Valley Conference have put in us and given us the opportunity to host what is one of the marquee championships in their league,” Esely explains. “And certainly, look forward to the opportunity and we hope the community of St. Joseph and the surrounding area is excited and takes the opportunity to engage as well.” The GLVC Tournament this year will take place in St. Louis. Civic Arena will first host the tournament March 4th-7th, 2027 With a year still to plan for the tournament, Esely says a big part of these championships will be community engagement. Esely says much like with the Women's Elite Eight, he'd like to get young people in the building, with relationships with surrounding school districts "Not only trying to get young people exposed to a high level of college basketball and a championship experience, but the beauty of Division II with engagement, and have had some opportunities outside the arena with those teams engaging with our young people here in our community,” Esely says. “And we envision something very similar with this particular championship, and almost kind of an adopted fan base maybe for the week they’re here.” Esely says also he hopes the city gets invested in the opportunity to see championship basketball in March in the community, which should not be taken for granted. You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

After missing out on MIAA, St. Joseph cashes in on GLVC Basketball tournament

By MATT PIKESt. Joseph Post<div><iframe data-testid="embed-iframe" style="border-radius:12px" src="https://open.spotify.com/embed/episode/4VU1dpgRGQVXzVIuUEDRi1?utm_source=generator" width="100%" height="352" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen="" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; fullscreen; picture-in-picture" loading="lazy"></iframe></div>

The season continues to roll on and near its close as it's Week 7 in Missouri and Week 6 in Kansas.&nbsp; Below is a list of all of the games played with scores, and coaches interviews in the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area!

By MATT PIKEThe season continues to roll on and near its close as it's Week 7 in Missouri and Week 6 in Kansas.&nbsp; Below is a list of all of the games played with scores, and coaches interviews in the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area!Tune into KFEQ Radio (680AM, 95.3,FM 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10- midnight. for scores and interviews with area coaches!MECSavannah (6-0) vs Chillicothe (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pmCameron (2-4) @ Lafayette (0-6) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Maryville (5-1) vs Lutheran North (4-1) - Fri. @ 5:30pmBenton (2-4) @ Monroe City (5-1) - Fri. @ 7pmBishop LeBlond (2-4) @ Northland Christian (2-4) - Fri. @ 7pmKCIEast Buchanan (3-3) @ West Platte (3-3) - Fri. @ 7pmHamilton (1-5) @ Lathrop (4-2) - Fri. @ 7pmMid-Buchanan (6-0) vs North Platte (5-1) - Fri. @ 7pmPlattsburg (0-6) vs Lawson (4-2) - Fri. @ 7pmGRC 11-man (East Division)Trenton (1-5) @ Maysville (1-5) - Fri. @ 7pmMilan (0-6) vs Gallatin (4-2)- Fri. @ 7pmSouth Harrison (5-1) vs Brookfield (5-1) - Fri. @ 7pmPutnam County (6-0) vs Scotland County (4-2) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Polo (3-3) @ Marceline (3-3) - Fri. @ 7pmGRC 8-man (West Division)&nbsp;North Andrew (2-4) vs King City (5-1)- Fri. @ 7pmAlbany (2-4) vs Princeton (0-6) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Worth County (5-1) vs Stanberry (2-4)- Fri. @ 7pmSt. Joseph Christian (3-3) vs Pattonsburg (6-0) - Fri. @ 7pm275 ConferenceRock Port (6-0) vs South Holt (3-3)- Fri. @ 7pmDekalb (0-6) @ Stewartsville- Osborn (0-6)- Fri. @ 7pmNodaway Valley (6-0) @ Mound City (5-1) - Fri. @ 7pm&nbsp;Platte Valley (2-4) vs East Atchison (2-4)- Fri. @ 7pmGreater KC SuburbanCentral (4-2) vs Park Hill (3-3)- Fri. @ 7pmNortheast KansasAtchison (3-2) @Topeka-Highland Park HS (3-2) - Game on Thur. Oct. 9thHiawatha (1-4) @ Oskaloosa (2-3)Troy (4-1) @ Riverside (4-1)&nbsp;