Leif Kammer's hat trick hands Hickman win over Tolton.
Leif Kammer's hat trick hands Hickman win over Tolton.
Hickman, Rock Bridge and Battle swimmers competed in the event Saturday.
Burns broke the high school course record at Gans Creek.
Emotions run high at home
Mid-Missouri's mix up
Columbia schools have mixed results and other key storylines from Week 5 of Friday Night Fever.
James Lee made a big impact in his first game this season.
Boonville's consistent offense and lockdown defense helped lead the Pirates to a 38-8 win, improving its season record to 4-1.
The Jays got their second win of the season, rushing crosstown rival Capital City into the turf.
The only scores came in the first half as the Kewpies went into halftime with a 16-6 lead, which ended up as the final score.
The Crusaders handed the Bruins their first conference loss of the season.
Kannon Carr found Jacob Baller for a last second touchdown that dropped the Spartans to 2-2.
Osage dropped its third game in a row as it became the latest victim of Hallsville's dominance.
Both teams entered the matchup without a win this season.
Rock Bridge went 2-1 on the first day of the September Slam Softball Invitational on Friday in Liberty.
The Kewpies now have Homecoming Royalty, which is open to all gender identities
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Both teams are currently on a three-game win streak, but only one team can win Friday night.
Boonville is 8-2 since changes were made last season, including last week’s 41-35 win over Blair Oaks.