It's week 2 of high school football in Missouri, and week 1 in the state of Kansas! Here's a look at all of the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area results.

MEC Cameron 22 (1-1) Southeast KC (0-2) 6 - FINAL - Southeast KC abruptly left the field with 10:08 remaining. No word as to why. - Week 3: Cameron home to St. Pius X

#10 Maryville 49 (1-1)&nbsp;Harrisonville 6 (0-2) - FINAL&nbsp; - Week 3: Chillicothe @ Maryville

Pleasant Hill 63 (2-0)&nbsp;Lafayette 7 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Lafayette home to Benton (broadcast on StJosephPost.com)

St. Joseph Central 47 (2-0) @ Benton 13 (1-1) - FINAL - Central is 2-0 for the first time since 2007. - Week 3: Benton @ Lafayette (broadcast on StJosephPost.com) - Week 3: Central home to Raytown

Savannah 24 (2-0) East Buchanan 19 (1-1) - FINAL. <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/8ceafab1-bafb-44f3-b1a4-bb0dccf36ce2">Full coverage here</a>. - Savannah is 2-0 for the first time since 2014. - Week 3: East Buchanan home to North Platte - Week 3: Savannah @ Kirksville

Kirksville 40 (1-1)&nbsp;#6 Chillicothe 14 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Chillicothe @ Maryville

KCI Gallatin 40 (2-0)&nbsp;Hamilton (0-2) 0 - FINAL - Week 3: Hamilton @ Lawson - Week 3: Gallatin @ South Harrison

#4 Mid-Buchanan 20 (2-0)&nbsp;Holden 14 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Mid-Buchanan home to West Platte

Polo 55 (2-0)&nbsp;Plattsburg 20 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Plattsburg home to Lathrop - Week 3: Polo home to Maysville

West Platte 21 (1-1) South Harrison 6 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: South Harrison home to Gallatin - Week 3: West Platte @ Mid-Buchanan

GRC 11-man Trenton 35 (2-0)&nbsp;Lathrop 0 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Lathrop @ Plattsburg - Week 3: Trenton @ Princeton

North Platte&nbsp; 20 (1-1) Maysville (1-1) - FINAL - First win since Oct. 25, 2019 for North Platte, breaking a 22-game slide. - Week 3: Maysville @ Polo - Week 3: North Platte @ East Buchanan

GRC 8-man #2 North Andrew 64 (2-0) #6 Bishop LeBlond 36 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: North Andrew @ Pattonsburg - Week 3: LeBlond @ Worth County

Albany 54 (2-0)&nbsp;#7 Stanberry 32 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Stanberry home to King City - Week 3: Albany @ Mound City

#5 Worth County 92 (2-0) St. Joseph Christian 12 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Worth County home to LeBlond - Week 3: St. Joseph Christian home to Santa Fe

275 Conference Stewartsville-Osborn 40 (2-0) Mound City 12 (0-2) - FINAL - First 2-0 start for the Wildcards since 2005. - Week 3: Mound City home to Albany - Week 3: Stewartsville-Osborn @ Rock Port

#8 East Atchison 64 (2-0) Nodaway Valley 6 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: East Atchison @ South Holt - Week 3: Nodaway Valley home to Platte Valley

#10 King City 66 (1-1)&nbsp;DeKalb 0 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: DeKalb home to Southwest Livingston - Week 3: King City @ Stanberry

#4 Platte Valley 54 (2-0)&nbsp;Rock Port 16 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Platte Valley @ Nodaway Valley - Week 3: Rock Port home to Stewartsville-Osborn

South Holt 80 (1-1) Southwest Livingston 46 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: South Holt home to East Atchison

Northeast Kansas Riverside 34&nbsp;Jefferson West 21 - FINAL - Week 2: Riverside @ Perry-Lecompton

Troy 28&nbsp;Waubunsee 22 - FINAL - Week 2: Troy @ Valley Falls

Hiawatha 26&nbsp;Royal Valley 19 - FINAL - Week 2: Hiawatha @ Jefferson West

Washington County 46 Doniphan West 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Cair (like care) Paravel @ Doniphan West

Atchison 31&nbsp;Ottawa 24 - FINAL - Week 2: Atchison home to Sumner County

Maur Hill-Prep Mount Academy 54 Oskaloosa 14 - FINAL - Week 2: Maur Hill home to Jackson Heights

Tune into Friday Night Lights on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3, 680kfeq.com, KFEQ app) every Friday night of the regular season from 10-11 p.m., or immediately following the conclusion of the Kansas City Royals game.

The show will feature every area score, plus live interviews with area head coaches.

You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/8/1661576415573.jpeg" alt="Photo by Harry Loomis." />
 <figcaption>Photo by Harry Loomis.</figcaption>
 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostIt's week 2 of high school football in Missouri, and week 1 in the state of Kansas! Here's a look at all of the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area results.MEC Cameron 22 (1-1) Southeast KC (0-2) 6 - FINAL - Southeast KC abruptly left the field with 10:08 remaining. No word as to why. - Week 3: Cameron home to St. Pius X#10 Maryville 49 (1-1)&nbsp;Harrisonville 6 (0-2) - FINAL&nbsp; - Week 3: Chillicothe @ MaryvillePleasant Hill 63 (2-0)&nbsp;Lafayette 7 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Lafayette home to Benton (broadcast on StJosephPost.com)St. Joseph Central 47 (2-0) @ Benton 13 (1-1) - FINAL - Central is 2-0 for the first time since 2007. - Week 3: Benton @ Lafayette (broadcast on StJosephPost.com) - Week 3: Central home to Raytown<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights-9222---Regi-Trotter--Central-e1navvd" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Savannah 24 (2-0) East Buchanan 19 (1-1) - FINAL. <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/8ceafab1-bafb-44f3-b1a4-bb0dccf36ce2">Full coverage here</a>. - Savannah is 2-0 for the first time since 2014. - Week 3: East Buchanan home to North Platte - Week 3: Savannah @ Kirksville<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights-9222---Anthony-Hays--Savannah-e1navtq" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Kirksville 40 (1-1)&nbsp;#6 Chillicothe 14 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Chillicothe @ MaryvilleKCI Gallatin 40 (2-0)&nbsp;Hamilton (0-2) 0 - FINAL - Week 3: Hamilton @ Lawson - Week 3: Gallatin @ South Harrison#4 Mid-Buchanan 20 (2-0)&nbsp;Holden 14 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Mid-Buchanan home to West Platte<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights-9222---Aaron-Fritz--Mid-Buchanan-e1navp2" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Polo 55 (2-0)&nbsp;Plattsburg 20 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Plattsburg home to Lathrop - Week 3: Polo home to MaysvilleWest Platte 21 (1-1) South Harrison 6 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: South Harrison home to Gallatin - Week 3: West Platte @ Mid-BuchananGRC 11-man Trenton 35 (2-0)&nbsp;Lathrop 0 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Lathrop @ Plattsburg - Week 3: Trenton @ PrincetonNorth Platte&nbsp; 20 (1-1) Maysville (1-1) - FINAL - First win since Oct. 25, 2019 for North Platte, breaking a 22-game slide. - Week 3: Maysville @ Polo - Week 3: North Platte @ East Buchanan<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights-9222---Jared-Quigley--North-Platte-e1navs8" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>GRC 8-man #2 North Andrew 64 (2-0) #6 Bishop LeBlond 36 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: North Andrew @ Pattonsburg - Week 3: LeBlond @ Worth CountyAlbany 54 (2-0)&nbsp;#7 Stanberry 32 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Stanberry home to King City - Week 3: Albany @ Mound City#5 Worth County 92 (2-0) St. Joseph Christian 12 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: Worth County home to LeBlond - Week 3: St. Joseph Christian home to Santa Fe275 Conference Stewartsville-Osborn 40 (2-0) Mound City 12 (0-2) - FINAL - First 2-0 start for the Wildcards since 2005. - Week 3: Mound City home to Albany - Week 3: Stewartsville-Osborn @ Rock Port<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights-9222---Tommy-Fish--Stewartsville-Osborn-e1navqm" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>#8 East Atchison 64 (2-0) Nodaway Valley 6 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: East Atchison @ South Holt - Week 3: Nodaway Valley home to Platte Valley#10 King City 66 (1-1)&nbsp;DeKalb 0 (0-2) - FINAL - Week 3: DeKalb home to Southwest Livingston - Week 3: King City @ Stanberry#4 Platte Valley 54 (2-0)&nbsp;Rock Port 16 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: Platte Valley @ Nodaway Valley - Week 3: Rock Port home to Stewartsville-OsbornSouth Holt 80 (1-1) Southwest Livingston 46 (1-1) - FINAL - Week 3: South Holt home to East AtchisonNortheast Kansas Riverside 34&nbsp;Jefferson West 21 - FINAL - Week 2: Riverside @ Perry-LecomptonTroy 28&nbsp;Waubunsee 22 - FINAL - Week 2: Troy @ Valley FallsHiawatha 26&nbsp;Royal Valley 19 - FINAL - Week 2: Hiawatha @ Jefferson WestWashington County 46 Doniphan West 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Cair (like care) Paravel @ Doniphan WestAtchison 31&nbsp;Ottawa 24 - FINAL - Week 2: Atchison home to Sumner CountyMaur Hill-Prep Mount Academy 54 Oskaloosa 14 - FINAL - Week 2: Maur Hill home to Jackson HeightsTune into Friday Night Lights on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3, 680kfeq.com, KFEQ app) every Friday night of the regular season from 10-11 p.m., or immediately following the conclusion of the Kansas City Royals game.The show will feature every area score, plus live interviews with area head coaches.You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area high school football scoreboard - September 2, 2022

Savannah built a 14-0 lead in the first seven minutes, led 24-7 at halftime and were then shut out in the second half, but held on for a 24-19 win over defending Class 1 state champion East Buchanan at Savannah High School Friday night.

It was the first meeting between the two schools in football since 1958, and the win gives Savannah its first 2-0 start since 2014 and breaks what was a nine-game win streak for East Buchanan dating back to last season.

"When you play the defending state champs and the No. 1 team in the state, they're that way for a reason," Savannah head coach Anthony Hays said. " Just happy our guys found a way to win. I don't think classification matters in this game. (East Buchanan) has a bunch of dudes. I think that's a quality win. I don't care if they're Class 1 or 6, that's a good football team."

East Buchanan won the toss and elected to receive, and after achieving one first down, the Bulldogs' drive stalled around midfield with a turnover on downs.

Savannah got the scoring started seven plays later with a 26-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Ethan Dudeck to fellow senior Alex Hopper, making it 7-0 Savages with 6:19 left in the first quarter.&nbsp;

Just three plays later, disaster struck for East Buchanan, as senior Truman Bodenhausen jumped a route, picked off Bulldogs' quarterback Gage Busby and went 36 yards the other way for a pick-six, putting the Savages up 14-0 in less than seven minutes.

"I was proud of how we started," Hays said. "I wanted our team to come out here and prove a point that Savannah is on the map and we want to go and play with a team like that. A team that is a top tier team. So, I was proud we had that mentality."

Busby threw two first quarter interceptions, but East Buchanan's defense came up with a stop after the second one, and the Bulldogs had the ball to start the second quarter.

East Buchanan then strung together an eight-play, 68-yard drive - capped off by a 20-yard touchdown run by junior running back Trevor Klein to get East Buchanan on the board and make it a 14-7 game with 9:07 left in the second quarter.

On Savannah's ensuing drive, the Savages kept the ball on the ground and were aided by a multitude of East Buchanan penalties. On the tenth rushing play of the drive, junior running back Cade Chappell found the end zone from three yards out to give Savannah a 21-7 lead with 3:49 left in the first half.

The Savages got the ball back again with 1:02 left in the second quarter, and got inside the East Buchanan 10-yard line, but settled for a 23-yard field goal from Dudeck to go up 24-7 at the break.

The East Buchanan defense came up with a big stop to start the second half, forcing Savannah into a three-and-out to open the third quarter.&nbsp;

It took the East Buchanan offense a little while to get going in the second half, as the Bulldogs took over on their own 34 with 2:02 left in the third quarter and still trailing 24-7.

Driving into Savannah territory, the Bulldogs put up the first points of the second half on the first play of the fourth quarter. Klein got a pitch from Busby, rolled right, took a hit as he threw and found senior Adam Stephen-Enges open in the end zone on a 30-yard touchdown pass.

The point-after try from Alec Hesson missed, but the score was now 24-13 Savannah with 11:52 remaining.

The Savannah offense had three total drives in the fourth quarter. They achieved only one first down, punted it twice and it turned it over on downs on one drive, giving East Buchanan life late.

The Bulldogs got to within one score with 2:26 left when Busby hit Carson White on a 36-yard touchdown pass. The ensuing two-point try failed, but thanks to a Savannah penalty on the Savages' next drive, and two remaining East Buchanan timeouts, the Bulldogs got the ball back on their own 19 with 1:46 left.

Two false start penalties backed them up inside their own 10, but a 21-yard completion to Stephen-Enges and a 23-yard catch by Klein got the Bulldogs moving, as they made it all the way to the Savannah 41 with less than 50 seconds left.

East Buchanan's fate was sealed, however, when Busby threw a deep ball over the middle, which was picked off by Savannah's Sawyer Sprague.

The Savages found a way, but Hays would like to see smoother finishes going forward.

"Obviously, a lot of things to fix down the stretch," he said. "We need to learn to finish if we want to be a team that makes a deep run this year. To see Sawyer make that play, I was very happy for him...there's a lot of things we need to do moving forward to be a better football team."

The Bulldogs finished with three turnovers and had 14 penalties for 105 yards, including six encroachment penalties on defense. Savannah was called on nine penalties for 85 yards, but remained turnover free.

Chappell led the Savages on the ground with 29 carries for 88 yards and a touchdown. Dudeck was 5-of-9 for 72 yards and a score. Hopper hauled in four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown.

Micah McFadden had a big night for Savannah defensively with a sack and an INT.

Klein finished with 227 all-purpose yards on offense for East Buchanan. He rushed for 132 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries. He had three catches for 65 yards and threw a 30-yard touchdown pass.

Busby finished 11-of-23 through the air for 171 yards, a touchdown and three interceptions. Stephen-Enges caught six passes for 90 yards and a score.

East Buchanan is home to North Platte next week, while Savannah heads to Kirksville.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/9/1662180366056.jpeg" alt="Ethan Dudeck (19) hands off to Cade Chappell (22) in the first half of Savannah's 24-19 win over East Buchanan Friday. Photo by Tommy Rezac." />
 <figcaption>Ethan Dudeck (19) hands off to Cade Chappell (22) in the first half of Savannah's 24-19 win over East Buchanan Friday. Photo by Tommy Rezac.</figcaption>
 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostSavannah built a 14-0 lead in the first seven minutes, led 24-7 at halftime and were then shut out in the second half, but held on for a 24-19 win over defending Class 1 state champion East Buchanan at Savannah High School Friday night.It was the first meeting between the two schools in football since 1958, and the win gives Savannah its first 2-0 start since 2014 and breaks what was a nine-game win streak for East Buchanan dating back to last season."When you play the defending state champs and the No. 1 team in the state, they're that way for a reason," Savannah head coach Anthony Hays said. " Just happy our guys found a way to win. I don't think classification matters in this game. (East Buchanan) has a bunch of dudes. I think that's a quality win. I don't care if they're Class 1 or 6, that's a good football team."East Buchanan won the toss and elected to receive, and after achieving one first down, the Bulldogs' drive stalled around midfield with a turnover on downs.Savannah got the scoring started seven plays later with a 26-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Ethan Dudeck to fellow senior Alex Hopper, making it 7-0 Savages with 6:19 left in the first quarter.&nbsp;Just three plays later, disaster struck for East Buchanan, as senior Truman Bodenhausen jumped a route, picked off Bulldogs' quarterback Gage Busby and went 36 yards the other way for a pick-six, putting the Savages up 14-0 in less than seven minutes."I was proud of how we started," Hays said. "I wanted our team to come out here and prove a point that Savannah is on the map and we want to go and play with a team like that. A team that is a top tier team. So, I was proud we had that mentality."Busby threw two first quarter interceptions, but East Buchanan's defense came up with a stop after the second one, and the Bulldogs had the ball to start the second quarter.East Buchanan then strung together an eight-play, 68-yard drive - capped off by a 20-yard touchdown run by junior running back Trevor Klein to get East Buchanan on the board and make it a 14-7 game with 9:07 left in the second quarter.On Savannah's ensuing drive, the Savages kept the ball on the ground and were aided by a multitude of East Buchanan penalties. On the tenth rushing play of the drive, junior running back Cade Chappell found the end zone from three yards out to give Savannah a 21-7 lead with 3:49 left in the first half.The Savages got the ball back again with 1:02 left in the second quarter, and got inside the East Buchanan 10-yard line, but settled for a 23-yard field goal from Dudeck to go up 24-7 at the break.The East Buchanan defense came up with a big stop to start the second half, forcing Savannah into a three-and-out to open the third quarter.&nbsp;It took the East Buchanan offense a little while to get going in the second half, as the Bulldogs took over on their own 34 with 2:02 left in the third quarter and still trailing 24-7.Driving into Savannah territory, the Bulldogs put up the first points of the second half on the first play of the fourth quarter. Klein got a pitch from Busby, rolled right, took a hit as he threw and found senior Adam Stephen-Enges open in the end zone on a 30-yard touchdown pass.The point-after try from Alec Hesson missed, but the score was now 24-13 Savannah with 11:52 remaining.The Savannah offense had three total drives in the fourth quarter. They achieved only one first down, punted it twice and it turned it over on downs on one drive, giving East Buchanan life late.The Bulldogs got to within one score with 2:26 left when Busby hit Carson White on a 36-yard touchdown pass. The ensuing two-point try failed, but thanks to a Savannah penalty on the Savages' next drive, and two remaining East Buchanan timeouts, the Bulldogs got the ball back on their own 19 with 1:46 left.Two false start penalties backed them up inside their own 10, but a 21-yard completion to Stephen-Enges and a 23-yard catch by Klein got the Bulldogs moving, as they made it all the way to the Savannah 41 with less than 50 seconds left.East Buchanan's fate was sealed, however, when Busby threw a deep ball over the middle, which was picked off by Savannah's Sawyer Sprague.The Savages found a way, but Hays would like to see smoother finishes going forward."Obviously, a lot of things to fix down the stretch," he said. "We need to learn to finish if we want to be a team that makes a deep run this year. To see Sawyer make that play, I was very happy for him...there's a lot of things we need to do moving forward to be a better football team."The Bulldogs finished with three turnovers and had 14 penalties for 105 yards, including six encroachment penalties on defense. Savannah was called on nine penalties for 85 yards, but remained turnover free.Chappell led the Savages on the ground with 29 carries for 88 yards and a touchdown. Dudeck was 5-of-9 for 72 yards and a score. Hopper hauled in four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown.Micah McFadden had a big night for Savannah defensively with a sack and an INT.Klein finished with 227 all-purpose yards on offense for East Buchanan. He rushed for 132 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries. He had three catches for 65 yards and threw a 30-yard touchdown pass.Busby finished 11-of-23 through the air for 171 yards, a touchdown and three interceptions. Stephen-Enges caught six passes for 90 yards and a score.East Buchanan is home to North Platte next week, while Savannah heads to Kirksville.<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Friday-Night-Lights---Anthony-Hays--Savannah-e1navtq" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Full broadcast <div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/East-Buchanan--Savannah-football---9222-e1nb0eb" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div><figure>
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 </figure>You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Savannah gets off to fast start, fends off late rally from East Buchanan

(AP) — Andrew Vaughn and A.J. Pollock each cracked a two-run homer and singled, and the Chicago White Sox topped the Kansas City Royals 7-1. 

Leury Garcia and Elvis Andrus each added two hits and an RBI and for the White Sox, who won their second straight following a five-game slide to climb back within a game of .500. 

Chicago improved to 2-1 under bench coach Miguel Cairo, serving in his third game as acting manager while Tony La Russa is on indefinite leave to undergo tests for an unspecified health issue. Johnny Cueto allowed one run on six hits in 5 1/3 innings, walking none and striking out five.

The Royals next take on the Tigers Friday evening with first pitch at 6:10 central. Coverage begins at 5:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Andrew Vaughn and A.J. Pollock each cracked a two-run homer and singled, and the Chicago White Sox topped the Kansas City Royals 7-1. Leury Garcia and Elvis Andrus each added two hits and an RBI and for the White Sox, who won their second straight following a five-game slide to climb back within a game of .500. Chicago improved to 2-1 under bench coach Miguel Cairo, serving in his third game as acting manager while Tony La Russa is on indefinite leave to undergo tests for an unspecified health issue. Johnny Cueto allowed one run on six hits in 5 1/3 innings, walking none and striking out five.The Royals next take on the Tigers Friday evening with first pitch at 6:10 central. Coverage begins at 5:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

Vaughn, Pollock homer, White Sox beat Royals 7-1

The Missouri Western football team opened its 2022 season with a statement win, shutting out Central Oklahoma 35-0 on Thursday night at Spratt Stadium.

It marks Missouri Western's first season opening win since 2016, its first shutout win since 2019 and its first season-opening shutout win since Sept. 8, 1979 - the first ever game at Spratt Stadium.

"Just a good overall team win," Missouri Western head coach Matt Williamson said. "Good to be back at the Spratt. Our kids played a really solid game, but a lot of corrections we still have to make."

The Griffon defense forced a three-and-out on UCO's first possession, and the Missouri Western offense proceeded to score touchdowns on each of their first two possessions.

Starting quarterback Reagan Jones led a 10 play, 76-yard drive and got the scoring started with a four-yard touchdown run to put the Griffons up 7-0 with 9:13 left in the first quarter. Missouri Western got the ball back with 2:52 left in the first quarter, and a quick three-play drive ended with Jones finding sophomore tight end&nbsp;Tycen Gray on an eight-yard touchdown pass, putting the Griffons up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Missouri Western had a few promising drives in the second quarter, but one ended with an interception and another ended with Jones getting sacked on 3rd and goal at the one-yard line, which ended the first half.

The Griffons got the ball to start the second half, and milked seven minutes of clock on a 13-play, 75-yard drive that ended with a two-yard rushing touchdown from Jones, making the score 21-0 Missouri Western with 7:58 left in the third quarter.

"That was nice for us," Jones said of the long drive to open the second half. "I think we'll be good at managing the clock all year. I think big, long drives are what we want to do and what we want to keep doing all year, and I'm excited to be at the helm of it this year."

&nbsp;Jones went 20-for-27 through the air for 171 yards, one touchdown and an INT, while adding 111 yards and two scores on the ground.

"I had a few mental mistakes here and there," Jones said. "But, I think managing the clock is a big thing I need to do next week and not try to get down so low in the play clock."

Central Oklahoma had 11 total possessions. Eight ended in punt, three in three-and-out and three more with turnover on downs. Missouri Western outgained the Bronchos in total yards 506-157, including 335-65 on the ground.

"I'm proud of our team," Williamson said. "Proud of our coaching staff. It was a great way to start. A great crowd and a bunch of great support. It was fun."

Leading 21-0 with 7:28 left in the game, Missouri Western got the ball back and kept it on the ground. Sophomore running back Brandon Hall, last season's MIAA Freshman of the Year, had been fighting hard for every yard he got Thursday, but he finally broke a big, 53-yard touchdown run with 4:28 left in the game.

Hall finished with a career-high 30 carries, a career-high 141 rushing yards and the score.

The Griffons got one more possession after a UCO turnover on downs, and would score in just three plays with the second-team offense on the field. Senior running back Titus McCoy, who missed all of last year with injury, scored on a 14-yard touchdown run with 1:51 left - his first touchdown as a Griffon.

Missouri Western goes on the road Thursday, September 8 to face Fort Hays State. Kickoff from Lewis Field Stadium is set for 7 p.m. Pregame coverage starts at 6 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3).

Fort Hays State lost at Northwest Missouri State Thursday 33-19.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/9/1662097750624.jpeg" alt="Missouri Western defensive coordinator (center, white shirt) rings the bell after the Griffons' 35-0 win over Central Oklahoma at Spratt Stadium in St. Joseph Thursday. Photo by Arianne Boma." />
 <figcaption>Missouri Western defensive coordinator (center, white shirt) rings the bell after the Griffons' 35-0 win over Central Oklahoma at Spratt Stadium in St. Joseph Thursday. Photo by Arianne Boma.</figcaption>
 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostThe Missouri Western football team opened its 2022 season with a statement win, shutting out Central Oklahoma 35-0 on Thursday night at Spratt Stadium.It marks Missouri Western's first season opening win since 2016, its first shutout win since 2019 and its first season-opening shutout win since Sept. 8, 1979 - the first ever game at Spratt Stadium."Just a good overall team win," Missouri Western head coach Matt Williamson said. "Good to be back at the Spratt. Our kids played a really solid game, but a lot of corrections we still have to make."The Griffon defense forced a three-and-out on UCO's first possession, and the Missouri Western offense proceeded to score touchdowns on each of their first two possessions.Starting quarterback Reagan Jones led a 10 play, 76-yard drive and got the scoring started with a four-yard touchdown run to put the Griffons up 7-0 with 9:13 left in the first quarter. Missouri Western got the ball back with 2:52 left in the first quarter, and a quick three-play drive ended with Jones finding sophomore tight end&nbsp;Tycen Gray on an eight-yard touchdown pass, putting the Griffons up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.Missouri Western had a few promising drives in the second quarter, but one ended with an interception and another ended with Jones getting sacked on 3rd and goal at the one-yard line, which ended the first half.The Griffons got the ball to start the second half, and milked seven minutes of clock on a 13-play, 75-yard drive that ended with a two-yard rushing touchdown from Jones, making the score 21-0 Missouri Western with 7:58 left in the third quarter."That was nice for us," Jones said of the long drive to open the second half. "I think we'll be good at managing the clock all year. I think big, long drives are what we want to do and what we want to keep doing all year, and I'm excited to be at the helm of it this year."&nbsp;Jones went 20-for-27 through the air for 171 yards, one touchdown and an INT, while adding 111 yards and two scores on the ground."I had a few mental mistakes here and there," Jones said. "But, I think managing the clock is a big thing I need to do next week and not try to get down so low in the play clock."Central Oklahoma had 11 total possessions. Eight ended in punt, three in three-and-out and three more with turnover on downs. Missouri Western outgained the Bronchos in total yards 506-157, including 335-65 on the ground."I'm proud of our team," Williamson said. "Proud of our coaching staff. It was a great way to start. A great crowd and a bunch of great support. It was fun."Leading 21-0 with 7:28 left in the game, Missouri Western got the ball back and kept it on the ground. Sophomore running back Brandon Hall, last season's MIAA Freshman of the Year, had been fighting hard for every yard he got Thursday, but he finally broke a big, 53-yard touchdown run with 4:28 left in the game.Hall finished with a career-high 30 carries, a career-high 141 rushing yards and the score.The Griffons got one more possession after a UCO turnover on downs, and would score in just three plays with the second-team offense on the field. Senior running back Titus McCoy, who missed all of last year with injury, scored on a 14-yard touchdown run with 1:51 left - his first touchdown as a Griffon.Missouri Western goes on the road Thursday, September 8 to face Fort Hays State. Kickoff from Lewis Field Stadium is set for 7 p.m. Pregame coverage starts at 6 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3).Fort Hays State lost at Northwest Missouri State Thursday 33-19.<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/MWSU-vs--UCO-postgame---Reagan-Jones-e1n9k31" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div><div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Missouri-Western-vs--UCO-postgame---Matt-Williamson-e1n9k04" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div><div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Missouri-Western-vs--Central-Oklahoma-football---radio-highlights-e1n9jti" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

MWSU dominates in run game, defense dominates UCO in shutout win Thursday

The Northwest Missouri State football team won its 11th straight home opener with a 33-19 win over Fort Hays State at Bearcat Stadium Thursday night. The Bearcats tallied five sacks, limited the Tigers to 13 rushing yards and had three fumble recoveries. Northwest piled up 249 rushing yards and found the end zone four times on the night. Senior&nbsp;Zach Howard&nbsp;registered three sacks and five tackles overall. Junior&nbsp;Isaac Vollstedt&nbsp;tallied nine tackles and chipped in with a sack as well. Senior transfer running back&nbsp;Kevin Dominique&nbsp;notched a team-best 86 yards rushing and recorded his first score as a Bearcat on a 13-yard scamper in the third quarter.

Senior&nbsp;Jamar Moya&nbsp;carried the ball 10 times for 66 yards and caught a team-high five passes for 38 receiving yards.

Senior quarterback&nbsp;Braden Wright&nbsp;had two carries for 66 yards. Junior quarterback&nbsp;Mike Hohensee&nbsp;went 14-of-18 passing for 95 yards and a touchdown. Northwest scored 13 points in the final 4:01 of the first half to turn a 12-7 deficit into a 20-12 lead at halftime. Northwest added a pair of third quarter touchdowns on a 16-yard strike from Hohensee to&nbsp;Trevon Alexander&nbsp;and a 13-yard scamper by Dominique to put Northwest up 33-12. Northwest put up 26 unanswered points before FHSU scored in the fourth quarter to finish the scoring at 33-19. Northwest plays at Lincoln in Jefferson City next Saturday at 2 p.m. Lincoln got thumped by Washburn Thursday, 45-3 in Topeka.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/9/1662098849063.jpeg" alt="Zach Howard makes a tackle in Northwest's 33-19 win over Fort Hays State Thursday. Courtesy photo via Alexis Starks - Northwest athletics." />
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 </figure>St. Joseph PostThe Northwest Missouri State football team won its 11th straight home opener with a 33-19 win over Fort Hays State at Bearcat Stadium Thursday night. The Bearcats tallied five sacks, limited the Tigers to 13 rushing yards and had three fumble recoveries. Northwest piled up 249 rushing yards and found the end zone four times on the night. Senior&nbsp;Zach Howard&nbsp;registered three sacks and five tackles overall. Junior&nbsp;Isaac Vollstedt&nbsp;tallied nine tackles and chipped in with a sack as well. Senior transfer running back&nbsp;Kevin Dominique&nbsp;notched a team-best 86 yards rushing and recorded his first score as a Bearcat on a 13-yard scamper in the third quarter.Senior&nbsp;Jamar Moya&nbsp;carried the ball 10 times for 66 yards and caught a team-high five passes for 38 receiving yards.Senior quarterback&nbsp;Braden Wright&nbsp;had two carries for 66 yards. Junior quarterback&nbsp;Mike Hohensee&nbsp;went 14-of-18 passing for 95 yards and a touchdown. Northwest scored 13 points in the final 4:01 of the first half to turn a 12-7 deficit into a 20-12 lead at halftime. Northwest added a pair of third quarter touchdowns on a 16-yard strike from Hohensee to&nbsp;Trevon Alexander&nbsp;and a 13-yard scamper by Dominique to put Northwest up 33-12. Northwest put up 26 unanswered points before FHSU scored in the fourth quarter to finish the scoring at 33-19. Northwest plays at Lincoln in Jefferson City next Saturday at 2 p.m. Lincoln got thumped by Washburn Thursday, 45-3 in Topeka.

Northwest Missouri State opens 2022 season with win over Fort Hays State

(AP) — Lance Lynn pitched four-hit ball through seven innings, Elvis Andrus hit a tiebreaking home run in the fifth and the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 to snap a five-game losing streak.

 Lynn (4-5), who was reinstated from the bereavement list before the game, didn’t walk a batter and struck out eight for the fifth time this season. 

The Royals had scored 24 runs in their previous two games. Chicago (64-66) won for the first time under bench coach Miguel Cairo, who served his second game as acting manager while Tony La Russa is on indefinite leave for an unspecified health issue. The Royals (53-78) lost for the third time in five games. Rookie Bobby Witt hit his 19th home run.

The Royals take on the White Sox again Thursday afternoon with first pitch at 1:10 central on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Lance Lynn pitched four-hit ball through seven innings, Elvis Andrus hit a tiebreaking home run in the fifth and the Chicago White Sox beat the Kansas City Royals 4-2 to snap a five-game losing streak. Lynn (4-5), who was reinstated from the bereavement list before the game, didn’t walk a batter and struck out eight for the fifth time this season. The Royals had scored 24 runs in their previous two games. Chicago (64-66) won for the first time under bench coach Miguel Cairo, who served his second game as acting manager while Tony La Russa is on indefinite leave for an unspecified health issue. The Royals (53-78) lost for the third time in five games. Rookie Bobby Witt hit his 19th home run.The Royals take on the White Sox again Thursday afternoon with first pitch at 1:10 central on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

White Sox end 5-game skid behind Lynn, beat Royals 4-2

(AP) — Rookie Nick Pratto hit two home runs to highlight a career-high four-hit performance and the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 9-7. 

Chicago has lost five in a row. White Sox manager Tony La Russa missed the game because of an unspecified medical issue. The team said the 77-year-old Hall of Famer was out on the recommendation of his doctors and would undergo further testing Wednesday. 

Gavin Sheets homered twice and drove in five runs for the White Sox. Salvador Perez and Michael A. Taylor each homered and drove in three runs for the Royals. Pratto added a double and also had three RBIs.

The Royals take on the White Sox again Wednesday evening with first pitch at 7:10 central. Coverage begins at 6:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Rookie Nick Pratto hit two home runs to highlight a career-high four-hit performance and the Kansas City Royals beat the Chicago White Sox 9-7. Chicago has lost five in a row. White Sox manager Tony La Russa missed the game because of an unspecified medical issue. The team said the 77-year-old Hall of Famer was out on the recommendation of his doctors and would undergo further testing Wednesday. Gavin Sheets homered twice and drove in five runs for the White Sox. Salvador Perez and Michael A. Taylor each homered and drove in three runs for the Royals. Pratto added a double and also had three RBIs.The Royals take on the White Sox again Wednesday evening with first pitch at 7:10 central. Coverage begins at 6:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

Pratto 2 HRs lead Royals; La Russa out, Chisox 5th L in row

Volleyball Bishop LeBlond 3 Mid-Buchanan 0 St. Joseph Central 3 Excelsior Springs 0. It’s the first win for new Central head coach Miranda Mizera. St. Joseph Christian 3 Plattsburg 0 East Buchanan 3 University Academy Charter 0 Mound City 3 Union Star 1 South Holt 3 Nodaway Valley 0

Softball Mid-Buchanan 5 Bishop LeBlond 4. The Dragons are off to a 6-1 start. St. Joseph Central 10 Savannah 3 Benton 15 Notre Dame de Sion 0 Chillicothe 9 East Buchanan 6 North Andrew 13 Worth County 4 King City 5 Northeast Nodaway 0 Albany 10 Stanberry 9 Maryville 9 Lathrop 5 DeKalb @ South Holt - missing

Boys’ soccer: In the city round robin, Benton beat Lafayette 3-2. Bishop LeBlond clinched a round robin title, beating Central 1-0. Ruskin 5 Savannah 0

Cross country The Chillicothe boys and girls' teams both took first in the Spoofhound Invitational Tuesday. Adrian Allen of East Buchanan finished 4th in the girls’ race.

In the boys’ race, Bishop LeBlond’s Jonathan Eckstein finished 7th, while Cruz Bigham, Elliott McCoy and Conner Jones-Taylor finished 8th, 9th and 10th for Benton. <a href="file:///C:/Users/Tommy%20Rezac/Downloads/22Spoofhound.pdf">Full results here</a>.

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 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostVolleyball Bishop LeBlond 3 Mid-Buchanan 0 St. Joseph Central 3 Excelsior Springs 0. It’s the first win for new Central head coach Miranda Mizera. St. Joseph Christian 3 Plattsburg 0 East Buchanan 3 University Academy Charter 0 Mound City 3 Union Star 1 South Holt 3 Nodaway Valley 0Softball Mid-Buchanan 5 Bishop LeBlond 4. The Dragons are off to a 6-1 start. St. Joseph Central 10 Savannah 3 Benton 15 Notre Dame de Sion 0 Chillicothe 9 East Buchanan 6 North Andrew 13 Worth County 4 King City 5 Northeast Nodaway 0 Albany 10 Stanberry 9 Maryville 9 Lathrop 5 DeKalb @ South Holt - missingBoys’ soccer: In the city round robin, Benton beat Lafayette 3-2. Bishop LeBlond clinched a round robin title, beating Central 1-0. Ruskin 5 Savannah 0Cross country The Chillicothe boys and girls' teams both took first in the Spoofhound Invitational Tuesday. Adrian Allen of East Buchanan finished 4th in the girls’ race.In the boys’ race, Bishop LeBlond’s Jonathan Eckstein finished 7th, while Cruz Bigham, Elliott McCoy and Conner Jones-Taylor finished 8th, 9th and 10th for Benton. <a href="file:///C:/Users/Tommy%20Rezac/Downloads/22Spoofhound.pdf">Full results here</a>.

KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area high school scoreboard - August 30, 2022

Tuesday at 3 p.m. central was the deadline for all NFL teams to set their 53-man roster, as the NFL regular season opens a week from this Thursday.

The Kansas City Chiefs, like every other team, had to make some tough decisions. Those waived by the Chiefs include corner Dicaprio Bootle, along with safeties Zayne Anderson and Devon Key. Receivers Daurice Fountain, Josh Gordon and Cornell Powell were all vested veterans who were cut.

Linebacker Elijah Lee is listed as a player who’s been cut, but he’s expected to be added back once tight end Blake Bell is put on injured reserve.

Tight end Matt Bushman was waived with an injury designation.

In other roster news, Chiefs coach Andy Reid revealed Tuesday that linebacker Leo Chenal is in concussion protocol and defensive end Frank Clark has been absent from practice this week due to injury.

Teams will know by 11 a.m. central Wednesday if they are awarded any players off of waivers.

At that time, teams can start putting together their 16-member practice squads.

The Chiefs kept nine of their 10 rookies on the active roster. The only rookie to not make the roster was corner Nazeeh Johnson. Running back Ronald Jones "played his way" onto the roster, according to coach Reid.

<a href="https://www.chiefs.com/team/players-roster/">The roster can be viewed here</a>.

The Chiefs open the regular season on Sunday, Sept. 11 at Arizona. Kickoff is set for 3:25 central. Coverage will start at 2 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) and Q Country 92.7 FM in St. Joseph.

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 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2022/8/1661891481641.jpeg" alt="Photo by Tommy Rezac." />
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 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostTuesday at 3 p.m. central was the deadline for all NFL teams to set their 53-man roster, as the NFL regular season opens a week from this Thursday.The Kansas City Chiefs, like every other team, had to make some tough decisions. Those waived by the Chiefs include corner Dicaprio Bootle, along with safeties Zayne Anderson and Devon Key. Receivers Daurice Fountain, Josh Gordon and Cornell Powell were all vested veterans who were cut.Linebacker Elijah Lee is listed as a player who’s been cut, but he’s expected to be added back once tight end Blake Bell is put on injured reserve.Tight end Matt Bushman was waived with an injury designation.In other roster news, Chiefs coach Andy Reid revealed Tuesday that linebacker Leo Chenal is in concussion protocol and defensive end Frank Clark has been absent from practice this week due to injury.Teams will know by 11 a.m. central Wednesday if they are awarded any players off of waivers.At that time, teams can start putting together their 16-member practice squads.The Chiefs kept nine of their 10 rookies on the active roster. The only rookie to not make the roster was corner Nazeeh Johnson. Running back Ronald Jones "played his way" onto the roster, according to coach Reid.<a href="https://www.chiefs.com/team/players-roster/">The roster can be viewed here</a>.The Chiefs open the regular season on Sunday, Sept. 11 at Arizona. Kickoff is set for 3:25 central. Coverage will start at 2 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) and Q Country 92.7 FM in St. Joseph.You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

Chiefs announce roster moves Tuesday, announce 53-man active roster

This marks the first full week of fall sports for all fall sports athletes across northwest Missouri.

Boys’ soccer The St. Joseph city round robin started Monday with two games Tuesday and two more Thursday.

LeBlond 2 Benton 0 Central 6 Lafayette 1 <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/a724fe39-09aa-4574-90b2-0d7ca070f534">Full coverage of Monday's games here</a>.

The round robin resumes Tuesday at 4:30 at Lafayette.

Volleyball Bishop LeBlond 3 Rock Port 0 Maryville 3 Benton 1 East Buchanan 3 South Harrison 0 Lathrop 3 Savannah 1 Maysville @ Nodaway Valley - missing

Softball Savannah 12 Lathrop 3 Mid-Buchanan 17 St. Pius X 0 - 4 innings South Harrison 6 East Buchanan 1 North Andrew 16&nbsp;Maryville 0 - 4 innings Braymer 5 Plattsburg 4 Northeast Nodaway 4&nbsp;Stewartsville-Osborn 1 DeKalb @ North Platte - missing

Girls’ golf Numerous area teams took part in the Maryville best ball tournament, which teed off Monday morning. East Atchison's Alex Barnett was first overall with an 82.&nbsp;Savannah’s Mollee Olszowka was third with an 88. East Atchison took first as a team, Maryville was second and Savannah third.

St. Joseph Central's Ali Perry took first at the Pirate Invitational against Platte County Monday with a score of 78. Ava Gaddie placed 6th with an 87. The Central girls finished third overall in the meet.

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 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostThis marks the first full week of fall sports for all fall sports athletes across northwest Missouri.Boys’ soccer The St. Joseph city round robin started Monday with two games Tuesday and two more Thursday.LeBlond 2 Benton 0 Central 6 Lafayette 1 <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/a724fe39-09aa-4574-90b2-0d7ca070f534">Full coverage of Monday's games here</a>.The round robin resumes Tuesday at 4:30 at Lafayette.Volleyball Bishop LeBlond 3 Rock Port 0 Maryville 3 Benton 1 East Buchanan 3 South Harrison 0 Lathrop 3 Savannah 1 Maysville @ Nodaway Valley - missingSoftball Savannah 12 Lathrop 3 Mid-Buchanan 17 St. Pius X 0 - 4 innings South Harrison 6 East Buchanan 1 North Andrew 16&nbsp;Maryville 0 - 4 innings Braymer 5 Plattsburg 4 Northeast Nodaway 4&nbsp;Stewartsville-Osborn 1 DeKalb @ North Platte - missing Girls’ golf Numerous area teams took part in the Maryville best ball tournament, which teed off Monday morning. East Atchison's Alex Barnett was first overall with an 82.&nbsp;Savannah’s Mollee Olszowka was third with an 88. East Atchison took first as a team, Maryville was second and Savannah third.St. Joseph Central's Ali Perry took first at the Pirate Invitational against Platte County Monday with a score of 78. Ava Gaddie placed 6th with an 87. The Central girls finished third overall in the meet.You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area high school scoreboard - August 29, 2022

The Bishop LeBlond boys' soccer team didn't know it when the match started, but they would only get one half to try and beat Benton.

Dodging rain drops and thunder, and riding out a pair of weather delays, LeBlond scored two goals in the final 14 minutes of the first half to win a rain-shortened, 2-0 match against Benton in the city round robin at Eagle Stadium Monday.

The match was first stopped with 20:12 left in the first half. After a short, roughly five-minute delay, play resumed, but was stopped again with 14:33 on the clock. After a 25-minute delay, LeBlond wasted no time once they got back on the pitch.

Less than a minute-and-a-half after play resumed, senior Adan Seiter scored on a short-range goal after his first attempt bounced off of at least one Benton defender in the box

The Eagles went up 2-0 about eight minutes later. Seiter threw the ball inbounds on the Benton side of the pitch, and he found an open Davis Jungbluth on the wing, who scored from the left side with 5:04 left until halftime.

"I think we played pretty good," Seiter said. "We could have finished a lot better, but we had possession for most of the game. Like 75-25 (percent). If we just finish better, that game's over a lot sooner."

Once the game hit halftime at around 5:45 p.m., a severe thunderstorm briefly popped up over St. Joseph, as rain drops and thunder persisted. The decision was made to call the game at half, giving LeBlond the win.

Central and Lafayette was the second scheduled game, which started just after its scheduled time of 6:30 p.m. Under mainly sunny skies, the Irish and Indians played the full 80 minutes.

After Lafayette took a 1-0 lead in the first two minutes, Central scored six unanswered goals on their way to a 6-1 victory.

Central got six goals from six different players Monday. Bryan Vicente-Castillo, Domingo Escobar-Lucas, Noah Colgan, Nanh Kyaw, Colton DePietro and Alex Escobar-Lucas all found the back of the net in the Indians' season opener.

After being knotted at 1-1 for more than 25 minutes of the first half, Central took its first lead with 3:44 left before halftime.

"It was honestly just about fixing the little things," Central head coach Craig Vulgamott said. "First 20 minutes of that game, we started out and just...every little thing we could do wrong, we did wrong. So, it was really about getting them in the mindset of coming back, doing the little things and building from there."

Central had 17 shots-on-goal, compared to just four by Lafayette. Irish keeper Carter Hewitt was busy throughout the match, managing 14 total saves.

Central and LeBlond will play in the second day of the round robin on Tuesday night at 6:30 at Lafayette High School. That'll be preceded by Lafayette and Benton at 4:30.

The round robin concludes Thursday at Benton. Central and Benton play Thursday at 4:30, followed by LeBlond and Lafayette at 6:30.

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 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostThe Bishop LeBlond boys' soccer team didn't know it when the match started, but they would only get one half to try and beat Benton.One half is all they needed.Dodging rain drops and thunder, and riding out a pair of weather delays, LeBlond scored two goals in the final 14 minutes of the first half to win a rain-shortened, 2-0 match against Benton in the city round robin at Eagle Stadium Monday.The match was first stopped with 20:12 left in the first half. After a short, roughly five-minute delay, play resumed, but was stopped again with 14:33 on the clock. After a 25-minute delay, LeBlond wasted no time once they got back on the pitch.Less than a minute-and-a-half after play resumed, senior Adan Seiter scored on a short-range goal after his first attempt bounced off of at least one Benton defender in the boxThe Eagles went up 2-0 about eight minutes later. Seiter threw the ball inbounds on the Benton side of the pitch, and he found an open Davis Jungbluth on the wing, who scored from the left side with 5:04 left until halftime."I think we played pretty good," Seiter said. "We could have finished a lot better, but we had possession for most of the game. Like 75-25 (percent). If we just finish better, that game's over a lot sooner."Once the game hit halftime at around 5:45 p.m., a severe thunderstorm briefly popped up over St. Joseph, as rain drops and thunder persisted. The decision was made to call the game at half, giving LeBlond the win.Central and Lafayette was the second scheduled game, which started just after its scheduled time of 6:30 p.m. Under mainly sunny skies, the Irish and Indians played the full 80 minutes.After Lafayette took a 1-0 lead in the first two minutes, Central scored six unanswered goals on their way to a 6-1 victory.Central got six goals from six different players Monday. Bryan Vicente-Castillo, Domingo Escobar-Lucas, Noah Colgan, Nanh Kyaw, Colton DePietro and Alex Escobar-Lucas all found the back of the net in the Indians' season opener.After being knotted at 1-1 for more than 25 minutes of the first half, Central took its first lead with 3:44 left before halftime."It was honestly just about fixing the little things," Central head coach Craig Vulgamott said. "First 20 minutes of that game, we started out and just...every little thing we could do wrong, we did wrong. So, it was really about getting them in the mindset of coming back, doing the little things and building from there."Central had 17 shots-on-goal, compared to just four by Lafayette. Irish keeper Carter Hewitt was busy throughout the match, managing 14 total saves.Central and LeBlond will play in the second day of the round robin on Tuesday night at 6:30 at Lafayette High School. That'll be preceded by Lafayette and Benton at 4:30.The round robin concludes Thursday at Benton. Central and Benton play Thursday at 4:30, followed by LeBlond and Lafayette at 6:30.<figure>
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 </figure>You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

LeBlond, Central boys' soccer score wins Monday in city round robin

(AP) — Michael A. Taylor homered and drove in four runs, and the Kansas City Royals beat the San Diego Padres 15-7. 

Salvador Perez also went deep for Kansas City, and Hunter Dozier had four of the Royals’ 18 hits. Nick Pratto drove in three runs, including a two-run double off Josh Hader during a six-run eighth. 

Kansas City had dropped the first two games of the series and 11 of 15 overall. Manny Machado homered twice and drove in four runs for San Diego, which had won four of six. Juan Soto also connected for his third homer with the Padres.

The Royals next take on the White Sox Tuesday evening with first pitch at 7:10 central. Coverage begins at 6:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Michael A. Taylor homered and drove in four runs, and the Kansas City Royals beat the San Diego Padres 15-7. Salvador Perez also went deep for Kansas City, and Hunter Dozier had four of the Royals’ 18 hits. Nick Pratto drove in three runs, including a two-run double off Josh Hader during a six-run eighth. Kansas City had dropped the first two games of the series and 11 of 15 overall. Manny Machado homered twice and drove in four runs for San Diego, which had won four of six. Juan Soto also connected for his third homer with the Padres.The Royals next take on the White Sox Tuesday evening with first pitch at 7:10 central. Coverage begins at 6:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

Taylor, Perez homer, Royals beat Machado, Padres 15-7

(AP) — Wil Myers hit a two-run homer against his former team, Yu Darvish recovered from a rocky start and the San Diego Padres beat the Kansas City Royals 4-3. 

After falling behind 3-0 in the first inning, the Padres took the lead in the third and held on. Myers connected in the second, and San Diego went ahead on RBI singles by Manny Machado and Brandon Drury an inning later. Darvish allowed three runs and five hits in seven innings. He struck out six and walked two. 

Nick Martinez got three outs for his sixth save. Kansas City scored three times in the first on Nick Pratto’s two-run double and an RBI single by Hunter Dozier.

The Royals take on the Padres again Sunday afternoon with first pitch at 1:10 central. Coverage begins at 12:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Wil Myers hit a two-run homer against his former team, Yu Darvish recovered from a rocky start and the San Diego Padres beat the Kansas City Royals 4-3. After falling behind 3-0 in the first inning, the Padres took the lead in the third and held on. Myers connected in the second, and San Diego went ahead on RBI singles by Manny Machado and Brandon Drury an inning later. Darvish allowed three runs and five hits in seven innings. He struck out six and walked two. Nick Martinez got three outs for his sixth save. Kansas City scored three times in the first on Nick Pratto’s two-run double and an RBI single by Hunter Dozier.The Royals take on the Padres again Sunday afternoon with first pitch at 1:10 central. Coverage begins at 12:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

Myers homers, Darvish finds groove as Padres top Royals 4-3

(AP) — Kim Ha-seong homered and drove in five runs, and the San Diego Padres beat the Kansas City Royals 13-5. 

Wil Myers and Jake Cronenworth also homered for San Diego in the franchise’s first trip to Kansas City since 2002. Myers finished with three hits and three RBIs, and José Azocar had a career-high four hits. Kim hit an RBI single in the sixth, a two-run double in San Diego’s four-run seventh and a two-run shot in the ninth. 

Robert Suarez got four outs for the win in relief of Joe Musgrove. Salvador Perez and Nick Pratto each had two hits and two RBIs for Kansas City, which had won two of three.

The Royals take on the Padres again Saturday evening with first pitch at 6:10 central. Coverage begins at 5:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

(AP) — Kim Ha-seong homered and drove in five runs, and the San Diego Padres beat the Kansas City Royals 13-5. Wil Myers and Jake Cronenworth also homered for San Diego in the franchise’s first trip to Kansas City since 2002. Myers finished with three hits and three RBIs, and José Azocar had a career-high four hits. Kim hit an RBI single in the sixth, a two-run double in San Diego’s four-run seventh and a two-run shot in the ninth. Robert Suarez got four outs for the win in relief of Joe Musgrove. Salvador Perez and Nick Pratto each had two hits and two RBIs for Kansas City, which had won two of three.The Royals take on the Padres again Saturday evening with first pitch at 6:10 central. Coverage begins at 5:30 on KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3) in St. Joseph.

Kim, Myers lead Padres past Royals 13-5

Week 1 of high school football in Missouri is in the books. Below is a list of all of the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area scores!

Tune into KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3, 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10-11 p.m. for scores and interviews with area coaches!

MEC Lincoln College Prep 41 Cameron 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Cameron @ Southeast KC

Blair Oaks 54&nbsp;Maryville 42 - FINAL - Week 2: Maryville home to Harrisonville

Bishop LeBlond 66 Pattonsburg 44 - FINAL - Week 2: LeBlond home to North Andrew

Center (KC) 54 Lafayette 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Lafayette @ Pleasant Hill

Benton 49 Northeast KC 14 - FINAL. First time since 2011 that the Cardinals start 1-0. - Week 2: Benton home to Central

Savannah 47 California 34 - FINAL Week 2: Savannah home to East Buchanan

Chillicothe 42 Marshall 7 - FINAL - Week 2: Chillicothe @ Kirksville

KCI Gallatin 51 North Platte 16 - FINAL - Week 2: Gallatin home to Hamilton - Week 2: North Platte @ Maysville

Lafayette County 61&nbsp;Hamilton 23 - FINAL - Week 2: Hamilton @ Gallatin

Mid-Buchanan 49 Princeton 22 - FINAL - Week 2: Mid-Buchanan home to Holden

East Buchanan 48&nbsp;South Harrison 14 - FINAL - Week 2: East Buchanan @ Savannah - Week 2: South Harrison home to West Platte

Maysville 70 Plattsburg 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Maysville home to North Platte - Week 2: Plattsburg @ Polo

Polo 30 West Platte 26 - FINAL - Week 2: Polo home to Plattsburg - Week 2: West Platte @ South Harrison

Lathrop 39&nbsp;Lexington 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Lathrop @ Trenton

GRC 11-man Trenton 29 Brookfield 8 - FINAL - Week 2: Trenton home to Lathrop

GRC 8-man North Andrew 28 King City 14 - FINAL. <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/57fbea85-9ea9-4d8a-b30e-5c60c4ec0e51">Full coverage here</a>. - Week 2: King City home to DeKalb - Week 2: North Andrew @ LeBlond

St. Joseph Christian 14 Stanberry 8 - 2nd quarter - Game was stopped in second quarter due to lights issue. Game will resume on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. - Week 2: St. Joseph Christian home to Worth County - Week 2: Stanberry @ Albany

Albany 62 Rich Hill 8 - FINAL - Week 2: Albany home to Stanberry

275 Stewartsville-Osborn 26&nbsp;Nodaway Valley 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Stewartsville-Osborn @ Mound City - Week 2: Nodaway Valley home to East Atchison

East Atchison 58&nbsp;Southwest Livingston 0 - FINAL - Week 2: East Atchison @ Nodaway Valley

Rock Port 74 DeKalb 20 - FINAL - Week 2: DeKalb @ King City - Week 2: Rock Port @ Platte Valley

Platte Valley 52&nbsp;Mound City 28 - FINAL - Week 2: Platte Valley home to Rock Port - Week 2: Mound City home to Stewartsville-Osborn

Worth County 60 South Holt 12 - FINAL - Week 2: South Holt @ Southwest Livingston - Week 2: Worth County @ St. Joseph Christian

Greater KC Suburban St. Joseph Central 49 Ruskin 14 - FINAL - Week 2: Central @ Benton

Northeast Kansas Kansas high school football starts Sept. 2.

By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostWeek 1 of high school football in Missouri is in the books. Below is a list of all of the KFEQ/St. Joseph Post area scores!Tune into KFEQ Radio (680, 95.3, 680kfeq.com) for Friday Night Lights with Matt Pike every Friday night of the regular season from 10-11 p.m. for scores and interviews with area coaches!MEC Lincoln College Prep 41 Cameron 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Cameron @ Southeast KCBlair Oaks 54&nbsp;Maryville 42 - FINAL - Week 2: Maryville home to HarrisonvilleBishop LeBlond 66 Pattonsburg 44 - FINAL - Week 2: LeBlond home to North Andrew<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Chuck-Davis---Bishop-LeBlond-August-26--2022-e1n15c5" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Center (KC) 54 Lafayette 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Lafayette @ Pleasant HillBenton 49 Northeast KC 14 - FINAL. First time since 2011 that the Cardinals start 1-0. - Week 2: Benton home to Central<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Kevin-Keeton---Benton-August-26--2022-e1n15fa" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Savannah 47 California 34 - FINAL Week 2: Savannah home to East Buchanan<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Anthony-Hays---Savannah-August-26--2022-e1n15b0" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Chillicothe 42 Marshall 7 - FINAL - Week 2: Chillicothe @ KirksvilleKCI Gallatin 51 North Platte 16 - FINAL - Week 2: Gallatin home to Hamilton - Week 2: North Platte @ MaysvilleLafayette County 61&nbsp;Hamilton 23 - FINAL - Week 2: Hamilton @ GallatinMid-Buchanan 49 Princeton 22 - FINAL - Week 2: Mid-Buchanan home to HoldenEast Buchanan 48&nbsp;South Harrison 14 - FINAL - Week 2: East Buchanan @ Savannah - Week 2: South Harrison home to West Platte<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Dan-Ritter---East-Buchanan-August-26--2022-e1n15dv" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Maysville 70 Plattsburg 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Maysville home to North Platte - Week 2: Plattsburg @ Polo<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Chris-McMillen---Maysville-August-26--2022-e1n15bc" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Polo 30 West Platte 26 - FINAL - Week 2: Polo home to Plattsburg - Week 2: West Platte @ South HarrisonLathrop 39&nbsp;Lexington 0 - FINAL - Week 2: Lathrop @ TrentonGRC 11-man Trenton 29 Brookfield 8 - FINAL - Week 2: Trenton home to LathropGRC 8-man North Andrew 28 King City 14 - FINAL. <a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/57fbea85-9ea9-4d8a-b30e-5c60c4ec0e51">Full coverage here</a>. - Week 2: King City home to DeKalb - Week 2: North Andrew @ LeBlond<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/North-Andrew-football-coach-Dwyane-Williams---8-26-22-e1n13dd" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>St. Joseph Christian 14 Stanberry 8 - 2nd quarter - Game was stopped in second quarter due to lights issue. Game will resume on Saturday morning at 10 a.m. - Week 2: St. Joseph Christian home to Worth County - Week 2: Stanberry @ AlbanyAlbany 62 Rich Hill 8 - FINAL - Week 2: Albany home to Stanberry275 Stewartsville-Osborn 26&nbsp;Nodaway Valley 6 - FINAL - Week 2: Stewartsville-Osborn @ Mound City - Week 2: Nodaway Valley home to East AtchisonEast Atchison 58&nbsp;Southwest Livingston 0 - FINAL - Week 2: East Atchison @ Nodaway ValleyRock Port 74 DeKalb 20 - FINAL - Week 2: DeKalb @ King City - Week 2: Rock Port @ Platte ValleyPlatte Valley 52&nbsp;Mound City 28 - FINAL - Week 2: Platte Valley home to Rock Port - Week 2: Mound City home to Stewartsville-OsbornWorth County 60 South Holt 12 - FINAL - Week 2: South Holt @ Southwest Livingston - Week 2: Worth County @ St. Joseph ChristianGreater KC Suburban St. Joseph Central 49 Ruskin 14 - FINAL - Week 2: Central @ Benton<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/Regi-Trotter---St--Joseph-Central-8-26-22-e1n15ep" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Northeast Kansas Kansas high school football starts Sept. 2.You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

KFEQ/St. Joseph  Post area high school football scoreboard - August 26, 2022

ROSENDALE - North Andrew scored the first touchdown of the game, got behind at halftime and then shut out King City 20-0 over the final two quarters to earn a 28-14 win over the Wildkats on Friday night at North Andrew High School.

North Andrew won the toss and deferred to the second half. Mattox Sybert kicked off the game with a short kick, which bounced off the helmet of a King City player and was recovered by the Cardinals.

Five plays later, senior back Hayden Ekcker scored on a 23-yard touchdown run. A successful two-point try made it 8-0 North Andrew with 9:50 left in the first quarter.

After each team exchanged a turnover, King City tied the game before the end of the first. Senior quarterback Zeke Fisher ran it in for a 15-yard score and a successful two-point conversion tied the game at 8-8 at the end of one quarter.

After a North Andrew punt late in the first, King City had the ball to start the second quarter and quickly found the end zone, as senior Ty Mooney found fellow senior Samuel Derks for a 15-yard touchdown pass.

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 </figure>By TOMMY REZACSt. Joseph PostROSENDALE - North Andrew scored the first touchdown of the game, got behind at halftime and then shut out King City 20-0 over the final two quarters to earn a 28-14 win over the Wildkats on Friday night at North Andrew High School.North Andrew won the toss and deferred to the second half. Mattox Sybert kicked off the game with a short kick, which bounced off the helmet of a King City player and was recovered by the Cardinals.Five plays later, senior back Hayden Ekcker scored on a 23-yard touchdown run. A successful two-point try made it 8-0 North Andrew with 9:50 left in the first quarter.After each team exchanged a turnover, King City tied the game before the end of the first. Senior quarterback Zeke Fisher ran it in for a 15-yard score and a successful two-point conversion tied the game at 8-8 at the end of one quarter.After a North Andrew punt late in the first, King City had the ball to start the second quarter and quickly found the end zone, as senior Ty Mooney found fellow senior Samuel Derks for a 15-yard touchdown pass.The Wildkats' ensuing two-point try failed, but King City had its first lead at 14-8 with 10:27 left in the first half.North Andrew threw an interception on its ensuing possession, and King City would have two possessions in the final seven minutes of the second quarter, but failed to score on either one.North Andrew got the ball to start the second half and marched 51 yards on eight plays to tie the game on a six-yard touchdown run from sophomore quarterback Braxon Linville. A run by Jacob Chittum on the two-point try gave the Cardinals a 16-14 lead with 6:52 left in the third."I was really proud of our guys at halftime and the adjustments they made," North Andrew coach Dwyane Williams said, "and making sure we didn't turn the ball over. We ate a bunch of clock, we had the ball, they couldn't score."King City had five possessions in the second half, and failed to achieve a first down on any of them. Unofficially, the Wildkats had just five total net yards in the second half."Defensively, I'm really proud of my guys," Williams continued. "They did a nice job of adjusting to (King City's) adjustments."North Andrew salted the game away in the fourth quarter with a long drive that ended with a turnover-on-downs on 4th and goal at the one-yard line, but that pinned King City deep and the Wildkats turned it over on downs on their final two possessions.After the first turnover-on-downs, North Andrew took over at the King City five-yard line, and senior Andrew Goff punched it in for a five-yard touchdown score.He scored again just a few plays later from 19 yards out, and North Andrew led 28-14 with four minutes left.Goff had his two touchdowns on 12 carries with 85 total yards. Ecker had a game-high 161 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown. Linville had a hard earned 35 yards on 27 carries and a touchdown as well.Ty Mooney led King City with 72 all-purpose yards and a touchdown pass. Zeke Fisher rushed for 15 net yards on eight carries with a score. King City had two turnovers and was 0-for-6 on third down.King City is home to DeKalb next Friday, while North Andrew hosts Bishop LeBlond. The Eagles beat Pattonsburg on the road Friday 66-44."We know LeBlond is going to give us all kinds of looks," Williams said. "They always do every year. We just have to make sure we stay on our path and do our job. They're explosive on offense and we have to make sure we tackle well in the open field."<figure>
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 </figure><div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/North-Andrew-football-coach-Dwyane-Williams---8-26-22-e1n13dd" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>Full broadcast<div><iframe src="https://anchor.fm/tommy-rezac/embed/episodes/King-City--North-Andrew-football---8-26-22-e1n145n" height="102px" width="400px" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe></div><a href="https://stjosephpost.com/posts/7a87af10-fa65-4ed0-a104-e643bcdeef7d">Full Friday scoreboard here.</a>You can follow Tommy on Twitter @TommyKFEQ and St. Joseph Post @StJosephPost.

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