Marvs Sports-KFBD-Monday November 16

IT WILL BE A QUIET WEEK IN HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS WITH PRACTICES IN THE GYMS FOR THE UPCOMING BASKETBALL AND WRESTLING SEASONS, AND IN THE POOL FOR GIRLS SWIMMING…..

THE NEXT GAMES COMING UP AT THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL WILL BE THE FINALS IN SOCCER ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AND QUARTER FINALS AND SEMI FINALS IN FOOTBAL THIS COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY…….

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BOY SWIMMING WRAPPED UP THIS PAST FRIDAY AND SATURDAY IN ST. PETERS..
FRIDAY, CLASS 2 WAS DOMINATED BY THE KANSAS CITY AREA SCHOOLS TAKING THE TOP 3 IN TEAM STANDINGS..
K.C. ROCKHURST BLEW AWAY THE FIELD RACKING UP 347 1/2 POINTS…2ND PLACE PARK HILL SOUTH WAS 94 1/2 POINS BEHIND WITH 252….LEE’S SUMMIT WEST WAS THIRD IN STATE WITH 245…..
KICKPAOO OF THE OZARK CONFERENCE CAME IN 18TH…..

CLASS 1 HAD A REPEAT CHAMPION, AND SO DID THE OZARK CONFERENCE…
THE GLENDALE FALCONS WON THE CLASS 1 STATE TEAM TITLE WITH 297 POINTS….ST. LOUIS COUNTRY DAY WAS CLOSE WITH 266…3RD PLACE WNE TO PARKWAY WEST OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY WITH 217 1/2….

CAMDENTON CAME IN 18TH, LEBANON 19TH AT THE CLASS 1 SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS..

 

THE LEAVES ONLY FOOTBALL AND SOCCER LEFT IN FALL SPORTS COMPETITION…

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SOCCER MADE THEIR WAY TO THE FINALS WHICH IS THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT THE COOPER COMPLEX IN SPRINGFIELD AT THE LAKE COUNTRY SOCCER PARK..

IN THE SEMI FINALS SATURDAY:

CLASS 1, WHITFIELD OUT OF ST. LOUIS COUNTY SHUT OUT LONE JACK AT LEE’S SUMMIT. 8-0 AND ENJOYED THEIR TRIP BACK HOME…..
THEY FACE SOUTHERN BOONE IN THE FINALS AFTER THE EAGLES SHUT OUT NEW COVENANT 6-0 SATURDAY NEAR COLUMBIA….

CLASS 2…….. ORCHARD FARM OUT OF ST. CHARLES WENT TO ST. JOSEPH AND CAME HOME WITH A 7-2 SEMI FINAL WIN OVER BISHOP LeBLOND……
THEY’LL FACE COUNTRY DAY IN THE FINALS AFTER THE RAMS SHUT OUT PLEASANT HILL IN KANSAS CITY ON SATURDAY….

CLASS 3…NOTRE DAME OF CAPE GIRARDEAU SHUT OUT PEMBROKE HILL IN KANSAS CITY 1-0 AND SPOILED THE HOME COOKIN AT ROCKHURST…
FT. ZUMWALT SOUTH OF ST. PETERS KNOCKED OUT THE GLENDALE FALCONS 3-1 IN SPRINGFIELD ON SATURDAY, ENDING THE SEASON AT 17-5…

IN CLASS 4 SAW JACKSON POST A 2-1 DOUBLE OVERTIME VICTORY OVER VISITING PARK HILL OF KANSAS CITY, SPOILING THAT LONG RIDE BACK HOME FROM CAPE GIRARDEAU TO THE KANSAS CITY……THE INDIANS WILL FACE ST. DOMINIC OF O’FALLON AFTER THEIR ELIMINATED THE JEFF CITY JAYS 2-0 IN THE OTHER SEMI FINAL….

THE FINALS ARE IN SPRINGFIELD THIS COMING FRIDAY AND SATUDAY AT THE LAKE COUNTRY SOCCER PARK.. CLASS 1 AND 3 ARE FRIDAY AT NOON AND 6……CLASSES 2 AND 4 ON SATURDAY, SAME TIMES…

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FOOTBALL FRIDAY, AND 2 OZARK CONFERENCE TEAMS ARE STILL PLAYING AND HEAD TO THE QUARTER FINALS IN CLASSES 4 AND 5….

SOME OF THE REGIONAL GAMES:
CLASS 1:THE THAYER BOBCATS BLEW OUT HAYTI 52-22.
SOUTH CALLAWAY DEFEATED MARK TWAIN 26-6…
WINDSOR WAS A 44-36 WINNER OVER SKYLINE….

IN CLASS 2:
MTN. VIEW LIBERTY PUT A 44-20 WHOPPIN ON FAIR GROVE ON THE ROAD..
HALLSVILLE 36-14 OVER NORTH CALLAWAY…
BUTLER ENDED IT FOR WARSAW IN A 40-6 FINAL…

CLASS 3:
CARDINAL RITTER OF ST. LOUIS TURNED ON THE MERCY CLOCK AND KNOCKED OUT ST. CLAIR 53-13…..
LUTHERAN NORTH THUMPED ST. FRANCIS BORGIA 45-10….
BLAIR OAKS SEASON CONTINUES AFTER A 60-14 TURBO CLOCK VICTORY OVER CENTRAILIA…
MTN. GROVE’S SEASON ENDED AT BUFFALO ONN A 42-0 SHUT OUT BY THE BISONS…..

CLASS 4…
THE WEST PLAINS ZIZZERS HAVE MOVED TO THE QUARTERS AFTER THEIR 41-26 THUMPIN’ OF CARL JUNCTION………..
THE JEFF CITY HELIAS CRUSADERS ARE STILL ROLLIN’ AFTER A 49-14 MERCY CLOCK TRIUMPH OVER WARRENSBURG…
UNION WENT JOHN BURROUGHS IN ST. LOUIS AND CAME HOME WITH A 26-7 VICTORY…..

CLASS 5…
THE LEBANON YELLOW JACKETS ARE INTO THE NEXT ROUND AFTER SHUTTING DOWN THE GLENDALE FALCONS AIR ATTACK, 52-28…
COLUMBIA BATTLE KNOCKED OUT WASHINGTON 27-7…
WEBB CITY WAS A 42-21 WINNER OVER CARTHAGE….

CLASS 6 NIXA MADE THE TRIP NORTH TO RAYMORE-PECULIAR AND LOST A CLOSE 18-15 GAME AGAINST THE PANTHERS..

WHILE CLASSES 1 THRU 5 PLAY THEIR QUARTER FINALS THIS COMING FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, CLASS 6, AND 8 MAN FOOTBALL PLAY THEIR SEMI’S THIS FRIDAY NIGHT….
IN CLASS 6
THE 8 MAN SEMI’S INCLUDE
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Dustin Johnson did not just win the 2020 Masters on Sunday, he did so in historic fashion. Finishing with a 4-under 68 in Round 4, Johnson set a 72-hole scoring record of 20 under, the lowest score to par in the history of the Masters at Augusta National.

At 20 under, Johnson also tied the mark for lowest score to par in major championship history. He was a missed birdie putt on No. 18 away from breaking it.

D.J. won the Masters by five strokes over second-place finishers Cameron Smith and Sungjae Im. That margin is the largest at Augusta National since Tiger Woods won the 1997 Masters by 12 strokes.

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the raiders Josh Jacobs ran for 112 yards and two TDs and Jeff Heath had two of Las Vegas’ five takeaways to help the Raiders beat the Denver Broncos 37-12 on Sunday for their third straight win…they didn’t need much of derek carr, their star quarterback…..
the las vegas raiders are trying to keep pace with the division leading kansas city chiefs, their next opponent this coming sunday night….the chiefs are 8-1, the raiders 6-3….

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Kansas City Chiefs right guard Laurent Duvernay-Tardif is now in the Pro Football Hall of Fame — not for his work on the Chiefs offensive line, but for his work on the front lines fighting COVID-19.

The Pro Football Hall of Fame tweeted a photo of some of its newest artifacts Saturday — including Duvernay-Tardif’s medical scrubs and lab coat.

Duvernay-Tardif graduated from McGill University School of Medicine in 2018, and after winning the Super Bowl, went home to his native Canada to work as an orderly at a long-term care facility about an hour away from Montreal.

While he’s Dr. Duvernay-Tardif officially, he still must complete his residency requirements. Until that is complete, his medical responsibilities were somewhat limited, but still extremely valid as hospitals and facilities across the country face shortages of qualified medical staff.

He opted out of the season in July, becoming the first NFL player to do so. At the time he said, “This is one of the most difficult decisions I have had to make in my life but I must follow my convictions and do what I believe is right for me personally.”