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The second week of the 2009 prep football season produced mixed results for area teams in The Carthage Press coverage area.
Carthage, despite a late comeback against Central Ozark Conference rival Nixa, couldn’t overcome an up-and-down first half, falling 34-25 in the 2009 hope opener at K.E. Baker Stadium. The Tigers remain at home next Friday for a non-conference tilt against Big 8 foe Seneca.
Jasper, believe it or not, is 2-0 overall and 2-0 in the Spring River Valley Conference after blanking Diamond 35-0 at Diamond High School. Jasper, after two weeks on the road, comes home in week three for its home opener next Friday against Appleton City.
After hanging on for a win in week one, Miller, ranked fifth in Class 1 this week by the Missouri Associated Press, took care of Sarcoxie 21-0 at Miller High School. Sarcoxie concludes a three-game road trip next Friday at 7 p.m. against Pleasant Hope.
Webb City, coming off a convincing 33-7 victory last week against Harrisonville, came back to roll Rogers, Ark., 46-21 at Rogers High School. The Cardinals, who began a three-game road trip this week, open up play in the Central Ozark Conference against Willard at 7 p.m. next Friday at Willard High School.
See Sunday's edition of The Carthage Press for complete results of Friday's games.
The second week of the 2009 prep football season produced mixed results for area teams in The Carthage Press coverage area.
Carthage, despite a late comeback against Central Ozark Conference rival Nixa, couldn’t overcome an up-and-down first half, falling 34-25 in the 2009 hope opener at K.E. Baker Stadium. The Tigers remain at home next Friday for a non-conference tilt against Big 8 foe Seneca.
Jasper, believe it or not, is 2-0 overall and 2-0 in the Spring River Valley Conference after blanking Diamond 35-0 at Diamond High School. Jasper, after two weeks on the road, comes home in week three for its home opener next Friday against Appleton City.
After hanging on for a win in week one, Miller, ranked fifth in Class 1 this week by the Missouri Associated Press, took care of Sarcoxie 21-0 at Miller High School. Sarcoxie concludes a three-game road trip next Friday at 7 p.m. against Pleasant Hope.
Webb City, coming off a convincing 33-7 victory last week against Harrisonville, came back to roll Rogers, Ark., 46-21 at Rogers High School. The Cardinals, who began a three-game road trip this week, open up play in the Central Ozark Conference against Willard at 7 p.m. next Friday at Willard High School.
See Sunday's edition of The Carthage Press for complete results of Friday's games.
