Montgomery County 62 Van-Far 30 in Vandalia
Van-Far (1-4) scored the first touchdown on its second play to go up 8-0 but allowed the next 24 points and eventually lost to Eastern Missouri …
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Montgomery County 62 Van-Far 30 in Vandalia
Van-Far (1-4) scored the first touchdown on its second play to go up 8-0 but allowed the next 24 points and eventually lost to Eastern Missouri Conference foe Montgomery County (3-2). Lafe McCurdy ran for six touchdowns for Montgomery County while Cayden Douglas ran for four touchdowns for Van-Far.
Van-Far plays its Homecoming game against Eastern Missouri Conference foe Bowling Green (3-2) at 7 p.m. Friday.
Class 4 No. 4 Hannibal 46 Mexico 0 in Hannibal
Mexico (3-2) lost its 12th straight game to its former conference and district foe Hannibal (3-2). The Bulldogs were shut out for the first time this year while Hannibal recorded its second straight shutout. Hannibal rushed for 362 yards while Mexico ran for 157 yards.
Darrion Washington led Hannibal with 178 rushing yards and three touchdowns, Bennett Straube had 102 yards and one touchdown, and Wyeth Dorsey threw for 200 yards and ran for 50 yards with three total touchdowns.
Kael Smith led the Mexico offense with 101 rushing yards on 10 carries and the defense with 15 tackles. Marshall Ball had 10 tackles, and John Kelly and Travis Shramek had a sack.
Mexico plays at district foe Kirksville (0-4) at 7 p.m. Friday.
Class 2 No. 1 Centralia 42 Macon 13 in Macon
Centralia (5-0) stayed undefeated by winning at a tough Clarence Cannon Conference foe Macon (3-2). The Panthers hasn't lost to Macon since 2022, which was the last time the Tigers started 3-1. Centralia ran for a season-high 510 yards, including 206 yards and one touchdown on 12 carries by Ethan Ross and 157 yards and four touchdowns on 12 carries by Oliver Bohlmeyer. Charlie Robinson added 85 yards on seven carries, and Cody Prater had 76 yards and one touchdown on two carries.
Macon's quarterback Talen Holman finished with 83 passing yards and 54 rushing yards and a touchdown. Ross and Lucas Shuman each intercepted Holman.
Centralia hosts conference foe Monroe City (3-2) at 7 p.m. Friday.
Palmyra 84 Class 2 No. 10 North Callaway 50 in Palmyra
It was the second straight shootout for North Callaway (3-2) but its second straight loss to Palmyra (3-2). The game was tied at 42 at halftime, but Palmyra scored the next 42 points to win. North Callaway allowed 518 rushing yards, including 303 yards and six touchdowns to Wyatt Augspurg. The Thunderbirds ran for 181 yards, including 98 yards and two touchdowns by Jaiden Galbreath.
North Callaway (2-0 EMO) hosts Eastern Missouri Conference foe Louisiana (4-1, 2-1 EMO) at 7 p.m. Friday.
Duchesne 64 Missouri Military Academy 8 in St. Charles
Missouri Military Academy (0-3) scored its first points but lost at Duchesne (2-3) in the first meeting between the two schools.
MMA plays at Cole Camp (2-3) at 7 p.m. Sept. 9.
8-Man Football: No. 1 North Shelby 58 No. 10 Paris 8 in Shelbyville
Paris (3-1) has its first loss after its sixth loss in as many meetings against North Shelby (5-0).
Paris hosts Knox County (3-1) at 7 p.m. Friday.