Missouri Military Academy football closes regular season with 22-12 victory at Russellville
Missouri Military Academy made the most of the football action this season.
The Colonels lost …
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Missouri Military Academy football closes regular season with 22-12 victory at Russellville
Missouri Military Academy made the most of the football action this season.
The Colonels lost both varsity games it was a part of but finished with a winning record in junior varsity contests, including a 22-12 victory in Monday's regular-season finale at Russellville.
Joshua McCart and Jayce Maeser each scored two touchdowns, and Seydina Diop added two two-point conversions.
Colonels sends many runners to Bowling Green
Missouri Military Academy had many running the varsity and junior varsity races Friday in Bowling Green.
The Colonels competed in the Bowling Green Invite in fields of 167 runners and 93 runners for varsity and junior varsity, respectively, before districts at 11 a.m. Saturday at South Callaway. They finished 15th out of 22 schools with 415 points.
Gerardo Quiroga had the best varsity finish in 58th with a time of 19:19, David Trevino was 83rd with a 20:12 and Ryan Miles was 93rd with a 20:27.
For the junior varsity boys, who finished sixth out of six schools, Joshua Miller finished 43rd with a time of 22:10, Tyler Bien was 53rd with a 22:48 and Jacob Pehle was 59th with a 23:28.
In varsity, Father Tolton won the team title with 63 points, and Bowling Green’s Ben Chance won with a time of 16:04. For junior varsity, St. Charles won with 18 points and had the top three runners, including winner Samuel Bland with his time of 18:25.
