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Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012 Page 18 MSHSAA Class 3, District 2 Football Standings W L John Burroughs (56) 6 0 Soldan Intl. Studies (45.58) 4 2 Cardinal Ritter (38.17) 3 3 John F. Kennedy (35) 4 2 St. James (31.16) 3 3 Confluence Prep (18.51) 1 5 Bishop DuBourg (17) 0 6 Owensville (16.3) 0 6 Results from Sept. 28 Pacfic 49, Owensville 14 Borgia 49, Bishop DuBourg 7 South Callaway 46, Confluence Prep 0 Cardinal Ritter 32, John F. Kennedy 0 St. Clair 45, St. James 19 Results from Sept. 22 John Burroughs 33, Westminster 7 Hogan Prep 38, Soldan 14 Games Fri., Oct. 5 (7 p.m.) Union at Owensville Bishop DuBourg at St. Mary’s (St. Louis) Cardinal Ritter at Lutheran St. Charles Sullivan at St. James Lutheran South at John F. Kennedy Games Sat., Oct. 6 (1 p.m.) Soldan vs. Miller Career Academy Soldan at Hogan Prep Confluence Prep at Carnahan John Burroughs - IDLE No. School Record Points 1. Sullivan (13) 6-0 156 2. St. Clair 5-1 142 3. Borgia 4-2 132 4. Washington 3-3 117 5. Hermann 3-3 97 6. St. James 3-3 93 7. Union 2-4 79 8. Warrenton 1-5 66 9. Pacific 1-5 51 10. Cuba 1-5 38 11. Wright City 1-5 29 12. Owensville 0-6 15 First-place votes in Parentheses This Week’s Voting Members: Bill Battle, Washington Missourian Craig Vonder Haar, Washington Missourian John Covington, KLPW Radio Jay Murry, MSSA East Central District Mike McCulloch, KTUI Radio Colin Schowe, KLPW Radio Ryan Storz, Sullivan Independent News Marty Tiefenbrunn, Sullivan Journal Will Johnson, Gasconade County Republican John Rice, KTUI Radio Derrick Forsythe, Warren County Record Roger Vaughn, St. James Leader Journal Tim Brinker, KLPW Radio Missourian Area Football Rankings Four Rivers Conference Football Standings W L Sullivan 6 0 St. Clair 5 1 St. James 3 3 Hermann 3 3 Union 2 4 Pacific 1 5 Owensville 0 6 Results from Sept. 28 *Pacific 49, Owensville 14 *Sullivan 60, Hermann 7 *St. Clair 45, St. James 19 Union 28, De Soto 14 Borgia 49, Bishop DuBourg 7 Vianney 49, Washington 41 St. Pius X (Festus) 24, Cuba 14 Camdenton 19, Rolla 6 Games Fri., Oct. 5 (7 p.m.) *Union at Owensville *Hermann at St. Clair *Sullivan at St. James Festus at Pacific De Soto at Union Westminster at Borgia Washington at Ft. Zumwalt North South Callaway at Cuba Rolla at Glendale (Springfield) *Denotes FRC Contests 2012 Class 3 District 9 Softball Tournament October 3 - 5, 2012 Campbell-Chapman Softball Complex (1) Sullivan (8) Bye (4) Owensville Wed., Oct. 3 4:30 p.m. (5) St. Clair (2) Union Wed., Oct. 3 6:30 p.m. (7) St. Francis Borgia Championship Friday, Oct. 5 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4 6:30 p.m. (3) Salem Wed., Oct. 3 6:30 p.m. (6) St. James Thursday, Oct. 4 4:30 p.m. Hosted by Sullivan High School Sullivan sports briefs FORMER HERMANN head boys basketball coach and Owensville High School graduate Tim Wenkel resigned his duties (effective immediately) as a religion teacher and head boys basketball coach at Bishop LeBlond High School in St. Joseph after he plead not guilty Friday to alledgedly steal- ing almost $900 worth of personal property from a vehicle on the parking lot of a Walgreen’s store in St. Joseph back on Aug. 25. Along with his not guilty plea, Wenkel told the court he would enter an alcohol treatment program Pacific. A holding penalty called against OHS on the next play stalled the momentum leading to another Indian possession before halftime. Six plays and 45 yards later, Rob- erts found the end zone again from 13 yards away with :28 left in the second. Moore’s kick doubled the Pacific lead to 14-0 as the first half drew to a close in Franklin County. Winning the opening coin toss and deferring to the second half, the Indians got the ball to start the half. Staying on the ground, Kelvin Klenke scored on a 5-yard TD run to increase Pacific’s lead to 21-0 with Moore’s kick near the halfway point of the third quarter. Starting their next go-round on Pacific • from page 17 offense at their eight, Owensville worked their rushing attack on the road. On second-and-nine, Ellis broke out for a 26-yard run that had 15 yards added to it on a horse collar penalty against the Indians. That moved the Dutchmen into Pacific territory on their 49. Three plays after Tayloe converted a third- and-seven, the Dutchmen senior running back got his team on the board with a 41-yard TD run with 3:31 left in the third quarter. Jesse Lowder’s extra point was wide left leaving OHS trailing 21-6. Employing some trickery, Lowder recovered the ensuing onside kick helping Owensville keep possession of the football. Six plays and 49 yards later, Tayloe found the end zone against from seven yards away at the 1:06 mark of the third quarter.Adding the two-point conversion, Tayloe cut the Pacific lead to 21-14. Leading the Dutchmen on the ground, Tayloe had 93 yards rushing on 16 carries and a pair of touchdowns. Trying another onside kick, Pacific recovered and started the fourth quarter with the football in the middle of the field. Converting a pair of third downs, Roberts hooked up with Jason Koepke on an 11-yard TD pass nearly two minutes into the fourth quarter. Moore’s kick gave Pacific their double-digit lead back at 28-14 with 10:08 remaining. “Our guys stepped up and made plays in the second half to help us get in the win column,” said Pacific head coach George Hinkle. “Ow- ensville has a talented group and they will continue to get better and improve.” Unable to pick up a first down the rest of the game, the Dutchmen saw the Indians rattle off 28 unanswered fourth quarter points bringing their search for the win column back to Dutchmen Field this Friday night against Union’s Wildcats at 7 p.m. Before kickoff, OHS senior football players, band members, cheerleaders and cross country runners will be recognized. Even before senior night activi- ties take place, there will also be one last chance to enjoy tail-great activities, food and drink courtesy of a number of area businesses. MATT POHLMANN AND RYAN ESCALANTE (left, from left) stay in their blocking assignments during football Friday night in Pacific. Pacific’s JV squad also defeated the JV Dutchmen Monday night at OHS by a score of 13-6 despite a 90-yard punt return for a touchdown from Tristan Crofford. PHOTO BY WILL JOHNSON
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Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2012 Page 18
MSHSAA Class 3, District 2 Football
Standings
W LJohn Burroughs (56) 6 0Soldan Intl. Studies (45.58) 4 2Cardinal Ritter (38.17) 3 3John F. Kennedy (35) 4 2St. James (31.16) 3 3Confluence Prep (18.51) 1 5Bishop DuBourg (17) 0 6Owensville (16.3) 0 6
Results from Sept. 28Pacfic 49, Owensville 14Borgia 49, Bishop DuBourg 7South Callaway 46, Confluence Prep 0Cardinal Ritter 32, John F. Kennedy 0St. Clair 45, St. James 19
Results from Sept. 22John Burroughs 33, Westminster 7Hogan Prep 38, Soldan 14
Games Fri., Oct. 5 (7 p.m.)Union at OwensvilleBishop DuBourg at St. Mary’s (St. Louis)Cardinal Ritter at Lutheran St. CharlesSullivan at St. JamesLutheran South at John F. Kennedy
Games Sat., Oct. 6 (1 p.m.)Soldan vs. Miller Career AcademySoldan at Hogan PrepConfluence Prep at CarnahanJohn Burroughs - IDLE
No. School Record Points1. Sullivan (13) 6-0 1562. St. Clair 5-1 1423. Borgia 4-2 1324. Washington 3-3 1175. Hermann 3-3 976. St. James 3-3 937. Union 2-4 798. Warrenton 1-5 669. Pacific 1-5 5110. Cuba 1-5 3811. Wright City 1-5 2912. Owensville 0-6 15
First-place votes in ParenthesesThis Week’s Voting Members:Bill Battle, Washington MissourianCraig Vonder Haar, Washington MissourianJohn Covington, KLPW RadioJay Murry, MSSA East Central DistrictMike McCulloch, KTUI RadioColin Schowe, KLPW RadioRyan Storz, Sullivan Independent NewsMarty Tiefenbrunn, Sullivan JournalWill Johnson, Gasconade County RepublicanJohn Rice, KTUI Radio Derrick Forsythe, Warren County RecordRoger Vaughn, St. James Leader JournalTim Brinker, KLPW Radio
Missourian Area Football Rankings
Four Rivers Conference Football Standings
W LSullivan 6 0St. Clair 5 1St. James 3 3Hermann 3 3Union 2 4Pacific 1 5Owensville 0 6
Results from Sept. 28*Pacific 49, Owensville 14*Sullivan 60, Hermann 7*St. Clair 45, St. James 19Union 28, De Soto 14Borgia 49, Bishop DuBourg 7Vianney 49, Washington 41St. Pius X (Festus) 24, Cuba 14Camdenton 19, Rolla 6
Games Fri., Oct. 5 (7 p.m.)*Union at Owensville*Hermann at St. Clair*Sullivan at St. JamesFestus at PacificDe Soto at UnionWestminster at BorgiaWashington at Ft. Zumwalt NorthSouth Callaway at CubaRolla at Glendale (Springfield)
*Denotes FRC Contests
2012 Class 3 District 9Softball Tournament
October 3 - 5, 2012Campbell-Chapman Softball Complex
(1) Sullivan
(8) Bye
(4) OwensvilleWed., Oct. 3
4:30 p.m.(5) St. Clair
(2) UnionWed., Oct. 3
6:30 p.m.(7) St. Francis Borgia
Championship
Friday,Oct. 5
4:30 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 4
6:30 p.m.
(3) SalemWed., Oct. 3
6:30 p.m.(6) St. James
Thursday, Oct. 4
4:30 p.m.
Hosted by Sullivan High School
Sullivan
sports briefsFORMER HERMANN head boys basketball coach and
Owensville High School graduate Tim Wenkel resigned his duties (effective immediately) as a religion teacher and head boys basketball coach at Bishop LeBlond High School in St. Joseph after he plead not guilty Friday to alledgedly steal-ing almost $900 worth of personal property from a vehicle on the parking lot of a Walgreen’s store in St. Joseph back on Aug. 25. Along with his not guilty plea, Wenkel told the court he would enter an alcohol treatment program
Pacific. A holding penalty called against OHS on the next play stalled the momentum leading to another Indian possession before halftime.
Six plays and 45 yards later, Rob-erts found the end zone again from 13 yards away with :28 left in the second. Moore’s kick doubled the Pacific lead to 14-0 as the first half drew to a close in Franklin County.
Winning the opening coin toss and deferring to the second half, the Indians got the ball to start the half.
Staying on the ground, Kelvin Klenke scored on a 5-yard TD run to increase Pacific’s lead to 21-0 with Moore’s kick near the halfway point of the third quarter.
Starting their next go-round on
Pacific • from page 17offense at their eight, Owensville worked their rushing attack on the road.
On second-and-nine, Ellis broke out for a 26-yard run that had 15 yards added to it on a horse collar penalty against the Indians. That moved the Dutchmen into Pacific territory on their 49. Three plays after Tayloe converted a third-and-seven, the Dutchmen senior running back got his team on the board with a 41-yard TD run with 3:31 left in the third quarter.
Jesse Lowder’s extra point was wide left leaving OHS trailing 21-6.
Employing some trickery, Lowder recovered the ensuing onside kick helping Owensville
keep possession of the football.Six plays and 49 yards later,
Tayloe found the end zone against from seven yards away at the 1:06 mark of the third quarter. Adding the two-point conversion, Tayloe cut the Pacific lead to 21-14. Leading the Dutchmen on the ground, Tayloe had 93 yards rushing on 16 carries and a pair of touchdowns.
Trying another onside kick, Pacific recovered and started the fourth quarter with the football in the middle of the field.
Converting a pair of third downs, Roberts hooked up with Jason Koepke on an 11-yard TD pass nearly two minutes into the fourth quarter. Moore’s kick gave Pacific
their double-digit lead back at 28-14 with 10:08 remaining.
“Our guys stepped up and made plays in the second half to help us get in the win column,” said Pacific head coach George Hinkle. “Ow-ensville has a talented group and they will continue to get better and improve.”
Unable to pick up a first down the rest of the game, the Dutchmen saw the Indians rattle off 28 unanswered fourth quarter points bringing their search for the win column back to Dutchmen Field this Friday night against Union’s Wildcats at 7 p.m.
Before kickoff, OHS senior football players, band members, cheerleaders and cross country runners will be recognized.
Even before senior night activi-ties take place, there will also be one last chance to enjoy tail-great activities, food and drink courtesy of a number of area businesses.
MATT POHLMANN AND RYAN ESCALANTE (left, from left) stay in their blocking assignments during football Friday night in Pacific. Pacific’s JV squad also defeated the JV Dutchmen Monday night at OHS by a score of 13-6 despite a 90-yard punt return for a touchdown from Tristan Crofford.
PHOTO BY WILL JOHNSON
