At Bolivar High School
#1 Harrisonville Wildcats -
#5 Marshfield Blue Jays -
in progress
6:30 scheduled start
#2 Bolivar Liberators -
#3 Warrensburg Tigers
As Coach Jeff Edge notes in the Bolivar Herald-Free Press: "We beat Warrensburg 3-1 earlier in the
year at Warrensburg, but the Lady Tigers had several starters out due to injury and illness.
Brian Otradovec (Parkview 2012) in front of (Carthage)
Parkview Vikings 1
Carthage Tigers 4
The District 12 defending champions opened their season at Parkview tonight with a win. The Vikings
took the initial lead on Brian Otradovec's goal only to see the Tiger's tie it before the end of
the first half.
With MLS having very closed finances, and Forbes only doing a report on the 2007 revenue
streams, judging financial impact is rather difficult. The sole set of numbers that can be looked
at are attendance. Those that think the DP has an impact might be surprised, as the Beckham effect
was big, but everything else is tiny.
Fake Sigi has a new post detailing his own theories about why Canadians want MLS' single-entity to
be loosened. For a guy (or gal) who writes fairly frequently about paranoid conspiracy theories,
Sig's post sounded...a little paranoid.
First of all, Fake Sigi points out the USA has a bigger talent pool (in part from a markedly better
development scheme, but also in part because of a 10-1 difference in population):
The reality is that the USA has developed a deep enough talent pool to be able to stock
a rapidly expanding MLS even when a number of high quality players are plying their trade
overseas.
Some very good games this evening including the Laker's at Nixa, in a game between a pair of
up-and-coming teams hoping to breakthrough to new levels. Jeff City Jays, a team hoping to get to
State this year, visits Lebanon who stayed close with Kickapoo last week (0-1). Bolivar vs Willard,
a definite derby game.
Joplin McAuley -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Nixa Eagles
Kickapoo Chiefs -
Ozark Tigers
Joplin Tigers -
V 1st on the Grass pitch
Mt View Liberty Eagles -
Marshfield Blue Jays
Hillcrest Hornets -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
Bolivar Liberators -
Nixa Eagles -
Lebanon Yellowjackets -
Dixon Bulldogs -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Marshfield Blue Jays -
In 2009, Seattle Sounders FC became the first MLS team to have an average attendance higher than
the same city's baseball franchise. Led by a rabid fanbase that snatched up season tickets at a
record rate, the Sounders drew an average of 30,897 fans to Qwest Field last season, compared to
the Seattle Mariners' average of 27,102, a gap that will likely widen further in 2010.
Carthage Tigers -
Branson Pirates -
Nixa Eagles -
Neosho Wildcats -
Ozark Tigers -
Willard Tigers -
Bolivar Liberators -
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Springfield Catholic -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
Springfield Catholic Fightin' Irish, 2010 District 6 Champions
At Springfield Catholic HS
#1 Springfield Catholic 4
#2 Greenwood Blue Jays 0
The Fightin' Irish turned up their offensive engines early as the Jay's opened with their most
important field player in goal this evening.
The High School basketball All-Star game was played Saturday. The teams are split between City
schools and Area schools. There were three Southwest Soccer All-Stars who also played in the
basketball event.
Chris Aiken, Greenwood Blue Jays, played for the City team which won 97-95 after three OT's.
Nick Snow at the Marshfield Mail took a look at the Blue Jays during their camp in late July,
just before the quiet period and the start of practice last week: Soccer Jays gear up for big
season with camp
Players like Colten Harden, D.J. Hensley and Evan Barth have already shown their leadership
skills.
Stuart Beezley, Greenwood Blue Jays (2011)
Greenwood Blue Jays 6
Hillcrest Hornets 0
Greenwood Senior Stuart Beezley scored his 87th career goal today and broke the career scoring
record of 86 goals (Chris Aiken GLS 2010/Emory University Soccer).
Evan Craig, Catholic breaks into the box in front of Nick Hogan, Greenwood
Greenwood Blue Jays 1
Springfield Catholic 3
Under a cool Fall sky, the small school rivalry was renewed this evening between the host Blue Jays
and visiting Fightin' Irish.
Bolivar Liberators -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
At Bolivar, the Wildcats are coming off a win against District foe West Plains as they take on the
District 9 leaders and Conference foes.
Carthage Tigers -
Willard Tigers -
At Carthage, the hosts will look to solidify their District 12 rank as well as their pursuit of the
Large School Central Ozark Conference crown against visiting Willard
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Springfield Catholic
At Marshfield, the Blue Jays will take on the COC Small School defending champions as the work to
position themselves for Class 2 success in District 9
Kaitlin Bramel, Fontbonne Griffins (2012) against Westminster
Fontbonne Griffins 1
Westminster Blue Jays 5
Fontbonne opened the scoring with a goal by #7 Robyn Meesey with 12 minutes left in the first half.
Westminster tied it up in the 50th minute when freshman Megan Gunnels (Ozark/MO Elite SC) finished
a ball played squarely across the six by junior Jen Brotherton.
Ozark Tigers -
Glendale Falcons -
at Ozark
Monett Cubs -
Thomas Jefferson
at Monett
School of the Osage Indians -
Crocker Lions
Aurora Houn'Dawgs -
Republic Tigers -
at Aurora
Webb City Cardinals -
Riverton (KS)
at Webb City, Varsity first
Carthage Tigers -
Cassville Wildcats -
at Carthage
Branson Pirates
Marshfield Blue Jays -
at Branson
Bolivar Liberators 1
Willard Tigers 2
A pair of goals by senior Jackson Patillo get the Tiger's past Bolivar a second time this
season.
Hillcrest Hornets
Central Bulldogs -
at Hillcrest
Monett Cubs -
Cassville Wildcats
at Monett, let's get ready to rumble!
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
College Heights Cougars -
at Logan-Rogersville
Crocker Lions
Linn
at Crocker City Park
School Of The Osage Indians -
Lebanon Yellowjackets -
at Osage Beach
Marshfield Blue Jays
Aurora Houn'Dawgs -
at Marshfield, a Class 2 District match
The South Stand just seemed different on Saturday
In its best days... oh sometime back in 2007, you could barely hear yourself think at BMO Field.
The songs, the chants, hilarious off-colour comments... even "The Dichio Song" was loud, proud and
fun. Then something happened. That of course would be 2008, 2009 and 2010 - as presented by
ML$E.
Springfield Catholic, Seniors Fall 2010
Class 1 District 10 Playoffs will be hosted by Greenwood this year at the newly rechristened
Greenwood Stadium Field at the Cooper Soccer Complex.
Seeding
#1 Springfield Catholic
#2 College Heights/McAuley Cougars
#3 Greenwood Blue Jays
#4 New Covenant Academy Warriors
#5 Thomas Jefferson Independent
November 1st at 5:00 pm
#4 New Covenant vs Thomas Jefferson
November 2nd
4:30 pm #1 Catholic vs winner New Covenant/Thom Jefferson
6:30 pm #2 College Heights vs #3 Greenwood
November 4th at 7:00 pm Final
Photo from Creighton University / Eric Francis
By: Sean Grybos, Special to Major League Soccer Talk
Creighton's Seth Sinovic was an MLS combine invitee not once but twice. The
savvy left back with projectable offensive skills trained for the 2009 MLS Combine but was granted
an additional year of eligibility just prior to leaving for the event in Fort Lauderdale,
Florida.
Rolla Bulldogs -
Washington Blue Jays -
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Hickman Kewpies
Springfield Catholic -
+
Springfield Catholic -
Washington Blue Jays -
+
Rolla Bulldogs -
Hickman Kewpies -
The shortened tournament (2 days to 1, 6 games to 4) crowned a champion via points with
Springfield Catholic coming out on top. All four teams were 1-1, so a dominant team was not
identified at this early stage of the season.
Rolla Bulldogs 0
Washington Blue Jays 2
Hickman Kewpies 2
Springfield Catholic 0
The Kewpie's describe the game as a hard fought win after battling to a 0-0 first half before
getting a goal from a corner kick.
Central Bulldogs -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Joplin Eagles
Carthage Tigers -
Parkview Vikings
Nixa Eagles
Jeff City Jays
Camdenton Lakers
Marshfield Blue Jays
Bolivar Liberators
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
Catholic Fightin' Irish -
Laquey
St James Bulldogs -
Poplar Bluff Mules -
West Plains Zizzers -
Lebanon Yellowjackets
Kickapoo Chiefs -
Neosho Wildcats
Joplin McAuley -
Willard Tigers -
Joplin Eagles -
Central Bulldogs -
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Bolivar Liberators -
Branson Pirates -
Carthage Tigers -
Hillcrest Hornets -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
Parkview Vikings -
Francis Howell Central -
Washington Blue Jays -
Glendale Falcons -
Neosho Wildcats -
West Plains vs Greenwood
Springfield Catholic 3
Kickapoo Chiefs 1
Washington Blue Jays 6
Waynesville Tigers 0
The Blue Jays, who play in the GAC in suburban St Louis and who's boy's team competes in the same
district as Waynesville, made the trip down I-44 for tonights match.
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats
Bolivar Liberators
Neosho Wildcats
Willard Tigers
Branson Pirates -
Nixa Eagles -
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Springfield Catholic
Carthage Tigers
Ozark Tigers -
Greenwood Blue Jays 8
Carl Junction Bulldogs 1
Karli Elbert
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 0
Bolivar Liberators 2
Neosho Wildcats
Willard Tigers
Branson Pirates 0
Nixa Eagles 7
Goals by Ashlyn Robillard, assist by Shelby Zielke; Rachel Murphy, assist by Courtney Frerichs;
Lauren Moats, assist by Kelsey Haist; Murphy, assist by Zielke; Jordyn Hoskins, unassisted; Kelsey
Bartell, PK; Kelsey Haist, assist by Kristin Miller.
McAuley -
Carthage Tigers -
Mt View Liberty Eagles -
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
Branson Pirates
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Mt View Liberty Eagles 1
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats 2
Najee Donson gets her first goals of the season, scoring a pair to go with one by defensive
stalwart Stevie Heidzig. Shelly Renegar scores for the Eagles.
McAuley 1
Carthage Tigers 3
Goals by Jamileth Henriquez, Ashley Shannon, and Astrid Reyes
Branson Pirates 3
Marshfield Blue Jays 4 (OT)
A tight battle at Branson on Thursday night with the Conference win going to Marshfield on an OT
goal.
Greenwood Blue Jays 8
Carl Junction Bulldogs 1
Karli Elbert scored for the second straight game for the Bulldogs but it wasn't enough for the
second year program to get past the Blue Jays. Greenwood goal scorers were Sara Cook 3, Mary
Margaret Kirkman 2, Caroline Jansen, Maddy Esther, Jackie Dugan
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Parkview Vikings -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Mt View Liberty Eagles -
West Plains Zizzers -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Carthage Tigers -
Central Bulldogs -
St James Tigers -
Greenwood/Carthage winner -
Central/St James winner -
Greenwood/Carthage loser -
Central/St James loser -
A four team round robin affair, it kicks off with a pair of games this evening followed by four
games on Saturday with the winner being determined on points.
5pm
Marshfield Blue Jays -
Carthage Tigers -
7pm
Logan-Rogersville Wildcats -
Branson Pirates
Rolla Bulldogs -
Hazelwood Central Hawks -
Waynesville Tigers -
Hazelwood West Longhorns -
Greenwood Blue Jays -
Sedalia Sacred Heart -
Following wins on Friday by Marshfield and Logan-Rogersville, the round robin event continues
with four games today. This tournament is made up of Central Ozark Conference teams, so while not
counting in the Conference standings it will offer an idea of who has an opportunity to move up as
the season progresses.
Toronto is not known for its successful sports teams these days. The Maple Leafs, the Raptors,
the Blue Jays, the Argonauts and of course, Toronto FC, all failed to make playoffs in their
respective leagues last year. Three (Leafs, Raptors and TFC) of the five teams are owned by
MLSE.
Rolla Bulldogs 1 (PKs)
Hazelwood Central Hawks 0
Rolla wins 4-2 PK's
Waynesville Tigers -
Hazelwood West Longhorns -
Greenwood Blue Jays 0
Sedalia Sacred Heart 2
Alex Cantrell and Ashley Honeycutt, Marshfield Lady Jays
Following wins on Friday by Marshfield and Logan-Rogersville, the round robin event continues with
four games today. This tournament is made up of Central Ozark Conference teams, so while not
counting in the Conference standings it will offer an idea of who has an opportunity to move up as
the season progresses.
