KJEL SPORTS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 2023

MISSOURI HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RANKINGS-

CLASS 6
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS., LW
1. LEE’S SUMMIT NORTH (7), 3-0, 88, 1
2. CBC (2), 2-1, 82, 2
3. LIBERTY NORTH, 2-1, 73, 3
4. NIXA, 3-0, 54, 5
5. DESMET, 3-0, 52, 7
6. ROCKHURST, 2-1, 49, 4
7. OAK PARK, 3-0, 35, 8
8. JACKSON, 2-1, 26, 10
9. JOPLIN, 3-0, 23, 9
10. SECKMAN, 3-0, 7, NR
DROPPED OUT: NO. 6 FRANCIS HOWELL
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: FRANCIS HOWELL (1-2), 3; LEE’S SUMMIT WEST (3-0), 3

CLASS 5
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS., LW
1. CARDINAL RITTER (9), 3-0, 90, 1
2. WEBB CITY, 2-1, 79, 4
3. GRAIN VALLEY, 2-1, 63, 2
4. JEFFERSON CITY HELIAS, 3-0, 59, 5
5. EUREKA, 2-1, 51, 3
6. PLATTE COUNTY, 3-0, 43, 7
7. LEBANON, 3-0, 38, T8
8. MICDS, 3-0, 26, T8
9. REPUBLIC, 2-1, 22, 6
10. ROCKWOOD SUMMIT, 3-0, 21, 10
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: CAPITAL CITY (3-0), 3

CLASS 4
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS., LW
1. LUTHERAN NORTH (8), 3-0, 89, 1
2. SMITHVILLE (1), 2-1, 81, 2
3. HILLSBORO, 3-0, 71, 3
4. GRANDVIEW, 2-1, 57, 5
5. KEARNEY, 1-2, 45, 4
6. HANNIBAL,2-1, 43, 6
7. NEVADA, 3-0, 37, 7
8. BOLIVAR, 3-0, 25, 8
9. PLEASANT HILL, 3-0, 21, 10
10. FESTUS, 2-1, 19, 9
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: SAVANNAH (2-1), 5; WARRENTON (3-0), 2

CLASS 3
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS.
1. BLAIR OAKS (7), 2-1, 87, 1
2. ST. PIUS X (2), 3-0, 80, 2
3. SENECA, 3-0, 75, 3
4. PARK HILLS CENTRAL, 3-0, 59, 4
5. MARYVILLE, 2-1, 54, 5
6. CENTRALIA, 3-0, 46, 6
7. MT. VERNON, 3-0, 35, 7
8. OAK GROVE, 3-0, 28, 8
9. AVA, 3-0, 15, 9
10. ODESSA, 3-0, 9, 10
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: REEDS SPRING (2-1), 4; HALLSVILLE (2-1), 3

CLASS 2
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS.
1. LAMAR (9), 3-0, 90, 1
2. EAST BUCHANAN, 3-0, 74, 2
3. LAFAYETTE COUNTY, 3-0, 73, 3
4. MONROE CITY, 3-0, 56, 4
5. VALLE CATHOLIC, 2-1, 44, 6
6. LIFT FOR LIFE, 3-0, 43, 5
7. BOWLING GREEN, 3-0, 37, 7
8. ADRIAN, 3-0, 32, 8
9. FATHER TOLTON, 3-0, 15, 9
10. SOUTH SHELBY, 3-0, 13, 10
ALSO RECEIVING VOTES: FAIR GROVE (3-0), 8; NEW MADRID COUNTY CENTRAL (3-0), 6; WARSAW (2-1), 3; ST. MICHAEL (2-1), 1

CLASS 1
RANK, TEAM, REC., PTS.
1. MARIONVILLE (6), 3-0, 42, 1
2. PORTAGEVILLE (3), 2-1, 39, 2
3. TIPTON, 3-0, 22, 4
4. NORTH PLATTE, 2-1, 21, 3
5. CABOOL, 3-0, 11, 5

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL-

LEBANON JV 41 KICKAPOO 13

LEBANON FRESHMEN 22 KICKAPOO 14

CAMDENTON JV 16 WAYNESVILLE 0

CAMDENTON FRESHMEN 38 WAYNESVILLE 0

SOCCER-

CAMDENTON 2 SEDALIA SMITH COTTON 1

DIXON 9 BELLE 0

ROLLA 2 PACIFIC 1

STOVER 2 KNOB KNOSTER 1

 

HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL-

JEFFERSON CITY DEFEATED LEBANON IN 4

DIXON OVER ST. JAMES IN 4

FORDLAND SWEPT DORA IN 3

STOVER OVER SKYLINE IN 3

CUBA DEFEATED BELLE IN 4

CABOOL SWEPT MANSFIELD IN 3

CALVARY LUTHERAN EDGED EUGENE IN 5

ROGERSVILLE DEFEATED REEDS SPRING IN 3

SPARTA TOPPED PLEASANT HOPE IN 4

CONWAY OVER SEYMOUR IN 3

BLAIR OAKS SWEPT BATTLE IN 3

TENNIS-

LEBANON 5 WAYNESVILLE 2

SOFTBALL-

MARSHFIELD 9 WEAUBLEAU 0

ST. JAMES 13 CUBA 2

LAQUEY 15 NEWBURG 5

WHEATLAND 16 FAIR PLAY 1

MORRISVILLE 16 HILLCREST 2

MORRISVILLE 4 BRANSON 3

ST. ELIZABETH 10 SOUTH CALLAWAY 0

EUGENE 23 TUSCUMBIA 8

WEST PLAINS 14 ROGERSVILLE 1

 

FALL BASEBALL-

DIXON 4 STOUTLAND 1

LICKING 15 CROCKER 0

PLATO 10 VIENNA 5

CALVARY LUTHERAN 5 TUSCUMBIA 0

SPARTA 5 SEYMOUR 4

NORWOOD 4 GAINESVILLE 3

BELLE 10 STEELVILLE 0

 

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL-

BALTIMORE 11 CARDINALS 5

FIVE RUNS IN THE BOTTOM OF THE FIFTH LIFTED THE ORIOLES TO VICTORY AT CAMDEN YARDS. CEDRIC MULLINS BASES LOADED BLAST WAS THE TELLING BLOW…..

THE CARDINALS LED BY TWO ENTERING THE FRAME, BUT BALTIMORE TOUCHED UP DAKOTA HUDSON AND ANDRE PALLANTE TO GO IN FRONT…… HUDSON WAS CHARGED WITH HIS SECOND LOSS AFTER ALLOWING SEVEN RUNS ON EIGHT HITS IN FOUR-AND-A-THIRD INNINGS.

 

WILLSON CONTRERAS DROVE IN A PAIR OF RUNS FOR THE CARDS. ADAM WAINWRIGHT WILL START AGAINST BALTIMORE TONIGHT. PRE-GAME AIRS AT 4:40 ON KJEL…..
(COURTESY MISSOURINET)

ROYALS-WHITE SOX RAINED OUT..DOUBLEHEADER TODAY IN CHICAGO WITH THE FIRST GAME SCHEDULED FOR 3:40……

NFL-

CHRIS JONES HOLDOUT HAS ENDED..THE STANDOUT DEFENSIVE TACKLE HAS INKED A 1-YEAR DEAL WITH THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS…JONES HAD BEEN A HOLDOUT, MISSING ALL OF TRAINING CAMP AND LAST THURSDAY’S SEASON OPENER…
THE FOUR-TIME PRO BOWLER RECEIVED INCENTIVES IN THE NEW CONTRACT THAT WILL SET HIM UP TO MAKE MORE THAN THE ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED 19.5-MILLION DOLLARS HE WAS SET TO EARN THIS SEASON. COACH ANDY REID KNOWS THE SPOTLIGHT IS ON THE RECEIVERS AFTER THURSDAY’S INCONSISTENT PERFORMANCE IN THE DETROIT GAME…

 

KANSAS CITY PLAYS THIS SUNDAY IN JACKSONVILLE WITH A NOON KICKOFF AGAINST THE JAGUARS…
(COURTESY MISSOURINET)