Kickapoo Chiefs - 5
Nixa Eagles - 0
From the Eagles website: The game was back and forth for the first 10 minutes but Kickapoo found the net first off of a defensive mistake. The Chiefs would tally 3 more goals in the first half the last one coming on a questionable penalty kick call. The Eagles would get things together in the second half. They were much more organized and determined in their play. UPDATE - The Chief’s got the first goal from Brock Ruggeri, assisted by Skyler Russell, who then went on to score the final 4 with assists from Ruggeri on two of them.
Springfield Catholic - 2
Pembroke Hill Raiders (KC) - 1
Goals by Freshman Luke Straus and Senior Cullen Barr, who was assisted by Junior Justin Bowenschulte. And as the commenter noted
“The Whitfield Warriors are on a two year reign as Class 1 champions and their fiercest competition, Kansas City power Pembroke Hill, has moved into Class 2.”
Pembroke’s lone goal came from a deflection off a defender when Catholic’s defense was trying to clear the ball out of the box area.
Crocker Lions - 5
Dixon Bulldogs - 4
It was a very even game with Crocker scoring first. Dixon Tied the game soon after, but were never able to jump ahead of Crocker. From the comments.
JC Helias Crusaders - 1
Camdenton Lakers - 0
Helias got the win with a goal just before halftime.
Lebanon Yellow Jackets - 0
Moberly Mules - 5
Moberly finished last year with a record of 17-10 and a No. 10 state ranking in the final Class 2 poll after losing 3-0 in the quarterfinals to eventual state runner-up champion Smithville.
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Catholic over Pembroke 2-1. Catholic goals by freshman Luke Straus and last year’s leading scorer, senior Cullen Barr. Pembroke scored early second half off a deflection. Otherwise GK Levi Millsap preserved the victory with several standing “O” saves. Interestingly, the St. Louis Suburban Journal had this to say in a Tuesday story about Class 1 Whitfield.
“The Warriors are on a two year reign as Class 1 champions and
their fiercest competition, Kansas City power Pembroke Hill,
has moved into Class 2.”
Crocker won in Dixon 5-4. It was a very even game with Crocker scoring first. Dixon Tied the game soon after, but were never able to jump ahead of Crocker.
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