North Callaway 60 California 18 in Kingdom City in Class 2 District 5 tournament
North Callaway (9-2) won its sixth straight and notched its ninth straight 50-point game when it defeated …
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North Callaway 60 California 18 in Kingdom City in Class 2 District 5 tournament
North Callaway (9-2) won its sixth straight and notched its ninth straight 50-point game when it defeated California (3-8) at home and also advanced to the program's first district title game since 2020. Tristan Petty had seven catches for 182 yards and two touchdowns and a 39-yard interception return for a touchdown. The Thunderbirds led 41-6 at halftime thanks to coming away with three turnovers in the half. Jaiden Galbreath ran for 148 yards and one touchdown on 18 carries, Collin Moore ran for 85 yards and one touchdown on nine carries, and Coltyn O'Neal threw for 248 yards and four touchdowns (also had one rushing) on 15-for-18 passing.
North Callaway plays at No. 1 seed and state No. 4 Blair Oaks (9-1) next Friday.
State No. 3 Centralia 46 Monroe City 6 in Centralia in Class 2 District 7 tournament
Centralia (10-0) led 32-0 at halftime in a rematch with Clarence Cannon Conference rival Monroe City (5-6). The Panthers scored its first couple times on long touchdowns -- a 46-yard touchdown pass and 37-yard touchdown run -- on their way to their biggest margin of victory over Monroe City since 2015. Ethan Ross led with 121 yards and two touchdowns on 11 carries, Cooper Gehring had 76 yards and two touchdowns on four carries, and Dax Deckerd had a 48-yard touchdown run to help Centralia finish with at least 300 rushing yards (306) for the 10th time this season. Oliver Bohlmeyer had two interceptions and a team-high seven tackles on defense and was 2-for-2 passing for 81 yards, including a 46-yard touchdown to Carson Hill.
No. 1 seed Centralia is going to its second straight district title game Friday, when it will host No. 2 seed Palmyra (8-3) in a rematch from a 48-42 win this season.
Westran 27 Van-Far 8 in Huntsville in Class 1 District 7 tournament
Van-Far lost for the second time to Westran (5-5) this season. The Indians hadn't met Westran in the playoffs prior to Friday but had been 2-1 against the Hornets in the last three years. It was the lowest amount Van-Far allowed this season.
Van-Far finishes 1-9.
Knox County 48 Paris 36 in Edina in 8-man Class 1 District 8 tournament
It was tied at 8 after one quarter, but Knox County (8-2) had a 30-14 halftime lead over Paris, whose four-game winning and 50-point scoring streak was broken. The Coyotes are 1-5 against Knox County the last four years.
Paris finishes 7-3.
