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THIS WEEKBOONVILLE PIRATES

vsCALIFORNIA PINTOS

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BY CHRIS BOWIESports Editor

After a workmanlike performance forthe first-half of the season, which in-cluded six straight wins and its first-everconference championship in the NCMCsince 2008, the Boonville Pirates footballteam also knows that what happened forthe first-seven games of the season mat-ters little as they begin the Class 3 Dis-trict 8 playoffs this coming Friday nightin California.As the returning district champions

from last year, the Pirates will also gointo Friday night’s game against the Pin-tos with the best record of the four teamsat 6-1. California, Eldon and Versaillesare all 4-3.But like any coach, Boonville Pirates

football coach Devin Brown said every-body is 0-0 come Friday.“I don’t care about records,” Brown

said. “You never know who is going towin what. Last year California playedeverybody tough and they beat Versaillesand Versailles and Boonville played aclose game. You can throw all that stuffout because you just never know andcan’t count records. Even though we mayhave the best record going into the dis-trict playoffs, I would say anybody canwin it. I say that every year because youjust never know and there are surprises.Teams are not supposed to win and wedid it when we were at Mexico. It’s justone of those things where you just haveto be ready to play.”California coach Marty Albertson said

obviously Boonville is coming in as thefavorite.“I think the other teams are all pretty

close matched and on any given night Ithink anybody can beat anybody,” Albert-son said. “I sure hope its a close game,but we have to contain their offense andthrow the ball a little ourselves on of-fense.”While the Pirates escaped with a 7-0

win over the Moberly Spartans to finishthe NCMC undefeated at 6-0, the Cali-fornia Pintos had it a little easier whilebeating the Knob Noster Panthers 49-9.However, Albertson said his Pintos

only led in that game by a score of 16-9at the half.“We started out slow but ended up the

second half playing pretty well,” Albert-son said of the game against Knob. “Wemade a lot of mistakes in the first halfwith three fumbles and a few penaltiesthat slowed us down.”But even then the Pintos still managed

to rack up over 360 yards rushing theball on 48 carries while passing for 62yards for a total of 423 yards in total of-fense.Junior running back Anthony Price led

the ground game for California with 18carries for 141 yards while ChristopherAllee had seven carries for 48 yards, Wal-ter Juarez five for 33 yards, JasonWolverton 10 for 51 yards and Dylan Al-bertson six for 35 yards.Albertson also completed 2 of 6 passes

for 23 yards while Grant Burger hit on 3of 7 passes for 39 yards.Meanwhile, on the defensive side of

the ball, sophomore linebacker JerryLutz finished the game with eight tack-les and two interceptions while SethFairchild and Logan Rowles each had

five tackles and Luke Burger, Efrain andAlbertson with four tackles each.The Pintos have also put up some

pretty good numbers for the season, withPrice leading the way with 92 carries for611 yards and seven touchdowns. But notfar behind is Allee with 54 carries for 403yards and five scores.Albertson, meanwhile, is currently the

leading passer for the season with 214yards on 18 of 32 attempts with onetouchdown and two interceptions.Burger has 188 yards on 20 of 32 at-tempts with three touchdowns and onepick.Of course when the Pintos throw the

ball, Albertson or Burger will look to sen-ior receiver Phillip Longan as the go-toguy. And why not. After all, Longan islisted at 6’-6”. But more importantly, hehas 10 catches for 191 yards and threetouchdowns. Senior tight end AlecRamsdell also has over 100 yards receiv-ing for the season with eight catches for149 yards.Nonetheless at 4-3 on the season, Al-

bertson said his team has played well attimes.

“I feel like we have played ok,” Albert-son said. “Obviously we have a lot ofyoung kids in there but we have playedpretty competitively all the way through.We had close games against Osage andBlair Oaks. We trailed 21-14 with fiveminutes left to go in the ballgame againstOsage and then threw an interceptionthat they ran back for 80 yards and thenthey scored another one at the end tomake it look like it wasn’t a real closegame. We also played Blair Oaks to aclose game. We also lost to Moberly inthe first game of the season. We weredown 14-7 in the fourth quarter so wefeel like we have been in every game thatwe have played and again I think as thekids have gotten experience they haveplayed better. We feel like we have gottengood effort all year long so that is a goodthing.”As for the Pirates in last week’s game

against Moberly, Brown said defensivelythe team played really well while pitch-ing a shutout but the offense struggledwhile managing only 113 yards in totaloffense.

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Boonville-California Starting LineupsOFFENSE

QB 15 Wes Davis 5-7 175 Sr.RB 21 Dyllan Crowley 5-11 175 Sr.RB 10 Josh Webb 5-10 150 Sr.TE 17 Jay Barnhart 6-3 180 Jr.WR 14 Holden Hinkle 6-5 165 Sr.WR 85 Aron Widel 5-11 180 Sr.LT 70 Tanner Green 5-11 200 Jr.LG 64 Ty Green 5-11 300 Sr.C 75 Kyle Cook 6-1 225 Jr.RG 67 Brennan Hammers 6-3 225 Jr.RT 73 Keith Poindexter 5-10 245 Sr.

DEFENSEDE 17 Jay Barnhart 6-3 180 Jr.DE 21 Dyllan Crowley 5-11 175 Sr.DT 64 Ty Green 5-11 300 Sr.DT 73 Keith Poindexter 5-10 245 Sr.LB 7 Jared Oser 6-2 202 Jr.LB 34 Jalen Poindexter 5-9 197 Jr.LB 15 Wes Davis 5-7 175 Sr.DB 14 Holden Hinkle 6-5 165 Sr.DB 85 Aron Widel 5-11 180 Sr.DB 3 Gus Kemp 6-0 152 Jr.DB 10 Josh Webb 5-10 150 Sr.

OFFENSEQB 12 Grant Burger 5-10 145 Sr.RB 11 Anthony Price 6-0 175 Jr.RB 34 Walter Juarez 5-9 180 Sr.TE 88 Alec Ramsdell 6-3 215 Sr.WR 98 Phillip Longan 6-6 180 Sr.WR 84 Adam Burger 5-9 140 Sr.C 66 John Strobel 5-9 190 Sr.LT 55 Jonathan Goans 6-1 215 So.LG 61 Nathan Goans 6-0 205 So.RG 51 Brent Tuttle 6-0 235 Sr.RT 50 Jared Kendrick 6-0 215 Sr.

DEFENSENG 43 Efrain Torres 5-10 210 Jr.DT 54 Curtis Fulks 5-10 200 Jr.DE 55 Jonathan Goans 6-1 215 So.DE 51 Brent Tuttle 6-0 235 Sr.LB 24 Luke Burger 5-8 135 So.LB 33 Seth Fairchild 5-6 150 So.LB 40 Jerry Lutz 5-9 160 So.DB 22 Garret Baquet 5-7 140 Jr.DB 15 Jaden Barr 5-10 150 Fr.S 5 Dylan Albertson 6-1 170 So.SS 80 Logan Rowles 6-2 175 Jr.

“Moberly played very good defensively andkept us in-check and kept Wes Davis in-check,” Brown said. “It’s one of those thingswhere good teams find a way and that’s kindof what we did. Offensively it was our worstgame of the year but we are going to get peo-ple’s best shot because we are pretty decentthis year, and people are going to play up tous so we have to find ways to move the ball.”Of course after dropping their first game of

the season against the Pleasant Hill Roosters27-16, the Pirates have been perfect sincethen with two shutouts. However the biggestwin thus far came in Week 6 on the roadagainst the Hannibal Pirates, whereBoonville trailed 7-0 at the half only to rallyback in the second half for a 20-14 victory.The win also snapped a three-game skidagainst Hannibal and the Pirates 21-gamewin streak in the NCMC, which dated back tothe 2007 season.“It’s like we tell the kids our main goal is to

win districts and move on to the playoffs,”Brown said. “We have work to do and every-body always talks about the season startingover now which they do because these threegames are the ones that matter. We have toget ready for California and hopefully winthree games to put us in the playoffs.”Offensively, Brown said the Pintos run a lit-

tle bit of the same stuff as Boonville. He saidthey will run a double tight and a lot of veeralong with splitback veer and inside veer.They will also run fullback traps, he said. “They have a 6-6 wide receiver that we

have to account for and they have a quickrunning back, a quarterback that is good andan offensive line that is big and physical,”Brown said. “This is not going to be what theyhave played in the past. It’s going to be a goodballgame.”As for California’s defense, Brown said they

run a little bit of everything.“We don’t know for sure what they are

going to be in,” Brown said. “They run cover 8and a lot of man. We do know that. Defen-sively, they have some active linebackers andget after it up front. We are going to have toprepare for multiple fronts with them and beable to block it.”Coach Albertson said obviously Boonville

has good size up front and they have a greatquarterback and a running back that hasspeed.“They also have some talent on the outside

at wide receiver,” Albertson said. “I think theyare an awfully good football team. Defen-sively, I know they flow to the ball real well.Again, their quarterback plays middle line-

backer so he flows to the ball real well withthe other linebackers on defense. We have tobe able to stay on our blocks and go until thewhistle blows because they show a lot of teamquickness.”With only three starters returning on the

offensive side of the football and four back ondefense, Albertson said it has taken his teama while to get adjusted to the game.The Pintos have also been streaky this sea-

son. After the season-opening loss againstMoberly 21-6, California went on a three-game win streak by beating North Callaway43-7 and both Warsaw and MontgomeryCounty by the identical scores of 48-0. Then,after losing back-to-back games against BlairOaks 29-7 and Osage 35-14, California wonlast week over a downtrodden Knob Nosterteam 49-9.“I feel like we have played well at times but

we have also been inconsistent, especially inthe games we lost and obviously in the gamewe have won,” Albertson said. “In our losseswe have been inconsistent with turnovers andthat is what kind of slowed us down. Defen-sively, we have played pretty well. We startfive sophomores on defense so we are obvi-ously young but I think they have grown up

over the last seven games. The key for us inthis game is that we can’t have mistakes.Again, against Blair Oaks we had someturnovers and against Osage we had five andagainst good teams you can’t do that.”Like the Pirates, the Pintos qualified for the

playoffs last year by finishing 2-1 in the dis-trict but fell in the sectional round of the stateplayoffs against the Owensville Dutchmen49-19. After Friday night’s game against

Boonville, the Pintos will gear up for both adistrict and conference game at home againstthe Versailles Tigers. Then, on Friday, Oct.28, California will closeout the season on theroad against the Eldon Mustangs.After the first-seven games of the season,

the Pirates are currently averaging 336.4yards per game while holding their oppo-nents to 191 yards of total offense.Boonville is also averaging 27.14 points per

game while holding opponents right at 9.0ppg.Senior quarterback Wes Davis continues to

lead the Pirates in rushing with 146 carriesfor 1,086 yards and 14 touchdowns whilecompleting 20 of 60 passes for 262 yardswith two touchdowns and four interceptions.

Senior Holden Hinkle is the leading receiverfor Boonville with 10 catches for 158 yardsand one touchdown.Meanwhile, on the defensive side of the

ball, Davis currently has 93 tackles with 55solo stops, 38 assisted tackles, seven tacklesfor losses, two fumble recoveries and oneforced fumble. Junior linebacker JalenPoindexter is also having a stellar season with73 tackles, with 40 solos, 30 assisted, 12 tack-les for losses, three sacks, two fumble recov-eries and one forced fumble. Hinkle is theteam leader with two interceptions.


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By Boonville football coach Devin BrownON OFFENSE...

We need to get our ground gamegoing again. Obviously we are not abig passing team but we need to be

able to move the ball and run the ball.

We did well with the turnovers lastweek but we still had too many penal-ties and that was offense and defense.

ON DEFENSE...

We have to be able to control theirground game because they like to runthe ball as well. We need to be able tohandle them physically up front and be

able to shut down the run.

Penalties again. We need to be able tocontrol that because teams are start-ing to go on two with us because they

know that we get off the ball so we have to beable to control that.

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Boonville Pirates 22001111 FFoooottbbaallll RRoosstteerr1 . . . . .John Watson 5-10 160 Sr.3 . . . . .Gus Kemp 6-0 168 Jr.4 . . . . .Gauge Sharp 6-0 152 Fr.5 . . . . .Jashon Hockaday 5-10 185 Jr.7 . . . . .Jared Oser 6-2 206 Jr.9 . . . . .Tyler Peterson 5-11 136 So.10 . . . .Josh Webb 5-10 150 Sr.12 . . . .Jordan Bledsoe 6-2 153 Jr.14 . . . .Holden Hinkle 6-5 165 Sr.15 . . . .Wes Davis 5-7 175 Sr.16 . . . .Jacob Francis 5-9 140 So.17 . . . .Jay Barnhart 6-3 180 Jr.20 . . . .Dallas Franklin 5-10 185 So.21 . . . .Dyllan Crowley 5-11 175 Sr.25 . . . .Kelsey Callaway 5-6 179 Jr.31 . . . .Damario Walker 5-9 141 Jr.33 . . . .Dakota Meyer 5-9 154 So.34 . . . .Jalen Poindexter 5-9 197 Jr.35 . . . .Jacob McQuitty 5-11 176 Fr.36 . . . .Andrew Broyhill 5-6 159 So.54 . . . .Brandon Ashpaugh 5-3 118 Fr.55 . . . .Justin Swope 5-10 189 Sr.

56 . . . .Brett Kenney 5-8 172 So.57 . . . .Joey Cary 5-5 197 Sr.59 . . . .Ben Rumbaoa 5-4 142 Fr.61 . . . .Nolan Murray 6-3 250 So.62 . . . .Jacob Baslee 5-2 146 Fr.64 . . . .Ty Green 5-11 300 Sr.67 . . . .Brennan Hammers 6-3 225 Jr.70 . . . .Tanner Green 5-11 200 Jr.71 . . . .Daniel Taylor 6-2 215 Jr.72 . . . .Halden Toomsen 5-9 212 Fr.73 . . . .Keith Poindexter 5-10 245 Sr.74 . . . .Grady Kay 6-0 196 So.75 . . . .Kyle Cook 6-1 225 Jr.77 . . . .Travis Pinkett 5-11 206 So.78 . . . .Taylor Hodson 6-1 265 Sr.80 . . . .Tavon Coleman 6-0 145 Fr.81 . . . .Anthony Widel 5-5 102 Fr.82 . . . .Brenden Meyer 5-7 146 So.83 . . . .Tanner Hodson 5-8 142 So.85 . . . .Aron Widel 5-11 180 Sr.86 . . . .Austin Doyle 5-0 100 Fr.

Pirates Continued from page 2

The Boonville Pirates football team cap-tured its first NCMC title since joining the

conference in 2008.

The 1975 season was the last timeBoonville captured a conference title out-

right.

Moberly held Boonville to its lowest offen-sive output of the season last week at 113

total yards.

Boonville beat the California Pintos 49-16in the opening round of the district playoffs

last year.

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Boonville . . . . . . .0-0 6-1 190 63Versailles . . . . . .0-0 4-3 199 124California . . . . . .0-0 4-3 215 101Eldon . . . . . . . . .0-0 4-3 230 182

Friday, Oct. 7Boonville 7, Moberly 0California 49, Knob Noster 9Blair Oaks 46, Eldon 29Clinton 28, Versailles 7

Friday, Oct. 14Boonville at CaliforniaEldon at Versailles

Friday, Oct. 21Boonville at EldonVersailles at California

Thursday, Oct. 27Versailles at Boonville

Friday, Oct. 28California at Eldon


1 John Watson, Sr.

12 Jordan Bledsoe, Jr.

31 Damario Walker, Jr.25 Kelsey Callaway, Jr. 33 Dakota Meyer, So. 34 Jalen Poindexter, Jr. 35 Jacob McQuitty, Fr. 36 Andrew Broyhill, So. 54 Brandon Ashpaugh, Fr.

14 Holden Hinkle, Sr. 15 Wes Davis, Sr. 16 Jacob Francis, So. 17 Jay Barnhart, Jr. 20 Dallas Franklin, So. 21 Dyllan Crowley, Sr.

3 Gus Kemp, Jr. 4 Gauge Sharp, Fr. 5 Jashon Hockaday, Jr. 7 Jared Oser, Jr. 9 Tyler Peterson, So. 10 Josh Webb, Sr.

Week 1-Aug. 26Pleasant Hill 27,

Boonville 6

Week 2-Sept. 2Boonville 40,

Fulton 3

Week 3-Sept. 9Boonville 41,

Marshall 0

Week 4-Sept. 16Boonville 48,Kirksville 7

Week 5-Sept. 23Boonville 18, Mexico

12 OT

Moberly 28, California 14North Callaway 31, California 14Warsaw 29, California 7California 18, Montgomery County 14Blair Oaks 42, California 16Osage 28, California 14

Knob Noster 7, California 6Boonville 49, California 16California 27, Versailles 26California 34, Eldon 0Owensville 49, California 19 (Playoffs)

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78 Taylor Hodson, Sr.77 Travis Pinkett, So. 80 Tavon Coleman, Fr. 81 Anthony Widel, Fr. 82 Brenden Meyer, So. 83 Tanner Hodson, So. 85 Aron Widel, Sr.

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Explain what youenjoy most aboutplaying your sportand athletic? I like the fast pace ofthe game. I also like theintensity of the gameand how it makes youfeel, and of course I likethe sport of football.

What is one of yourmemorable momentsas an athlete?Catching my first touchdown passes ever against Ful-ton.

Tell us about someone who inspires you in sportsand why? Calvin Johnson because he is really good at his posi-tion.

What is your favorite position to play in footballand why?Wide receiver because you can do a whole bunch ofstuff yourself.If you could play another position what would itbe and why? Quarterback because I could view the whole field.What does it mean to put on a Boonville Pirateuniform?It means pride and everything that I stand for.

Do you have any pre-game preparations?I listen to music and relax.

Favorite:Pro Athlete: Calvin JohnsonPro Team: Baltimore RavensMovie: The Other GuysTV Show: ESPNSong: Gangster Party by Little WayneClass: History

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Center at Grain ValleyMacon at HallsvilleHamilton at PlattsburgHannibal at KirksvilleGrandview-KC at HarrisonvilleHayti at ThayerWarrensburg at Hayti-SaturdayHerculaneum at Scott CityMontgomery County at HermannColumbia Hickman at Ft. Zumwalt WestHigginsville at Knob NosterJackson at Poplar BluffJefferson City at TroyWestminster at Jennings-SaturdayLee’s Summit North at JoplinKearney at SmithvilleDexter at KennettNeosho at Springfield KickapooRock Port at King CityMcAuley Catholic at LamarHogan Prep at LathropLawson at LexingtonSpringfield Central at LebanonLee’s Summit West at Lee’s SummitRock Bridge at LibertyLiberty North at Excelsior SpringsLogan Rogersville at Mountain GroveLouisiana at South ShelbyPutnam County at MarcelineMilan at PrincetonMonroe City at HighlandNevada at Pleasant HillOzark at NixaPembroke Hill at O’HaraOak Grove at Van Horn

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Player ProfileJames GreenOL/DLSenior

Explain what youenjoy most aboutplaying your sportand athletics? I like being able to pushmyself, hitting peopleand playing alongsidewith my teammates.

What is one of yourmore memorablemoments as an ath-lete?Last year with severalpeople hurt during the district championship gameagainst Versailles I got to fill in at a couple of spots.

Tell us about some who inspires you in sportsand why? Coach Brown because he inspires discipline andpushes us.

What is your favorite position to play in footballand why?Defensive tackle because I like contact.If you could play another position what would itbe and why?Middle linebacker because I would get to hit peopleand you get more contact.

What does it mean to put on a Boonville Pirateuniform?To represent my team and the teams before me.Do you have any pre-game preparations?I focus and think about my plays.

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Score by quarters1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Tot.

0pponents 3 20 20 20 -- 63Boonville 50 47 59 28 6 190

INDIVIDUAL RUSHINGAtt. Yds. Rush Yds

Gain TD Att.W. Davis 146 1,086 14 7.4D. Crowley 87 630 6 7.2G. Kemp 23 110 1 4.7J. Oser 6 66 2 11.0J. Webb 11 54 1 4.9J. Poindexter 8 47 0 5.9J. Francis 6 40 0 6.7D. Franklin 3 24 0 8.0K. Callaway 7 18 0. 2.6J. McQuitty 1 7 0 7.0A. Broyhill 4 4 0 1.0T. Peterson 1 1 0 1.0

PASSINGComp. Att. Int. Yds. TD

W. Davis 20 60 4 262 2J. Oser 1 1 0 30 0

RECEIVINGCatch Yds TD Avg.

H. Hinkle10 10 158 1 15.8G. Kemp 3 49 1 16.3J. Oser 3 44 0 14.6A. Widel 2 28 0 14.0J. Barnhart 2 25 0 12.5D. Walker 1 5 0 5.0

SCORINGTD TD 2pt. PAT FG Int KORush Rec. Ret. Ret.

W. Davis 14 0 2 14 0 0 0D. Crowley 6 0 0 0 0 0 0G. Kemp 1 1 0 0 0 0 0J. Webb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0H. Hinkle 0 1 0 0 0 1 0J. Oser 2 0 0 0 0 0 0A. Widel 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

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Punts and Punt ReturnsPunts Yds Punt Punt Ret. TD

Avg. Ret. Yds. Ret.K. Callaway 5 143 28.6 1 11 0Gus Kemp 0 0 0 3 14 0J. Webb 2 72 36.0 0 0 0H. Hinkle 19 619 32.5 0 0 0D. Walker 0 0 0 3 29 0

KO and KORAtt. KOR TD KOR

Yds. Ret. Avg.Gus Kemp 9 216 0 24.0J. Watson 1 34 0 34.0D. Walker 1 8 0 8.0

TEAMOPP. BOON.

First Downs 65 91Rushing Attempts 240 305Yds. Gained Rushing 751 2,063Passes Completed 57 22Passes Attempted 125 61Passes Had Intercepted 9 4Completion Percentage 46 36Passing Yds 596 292Fumbles Lost 10 11Number of Punts 33 25Punt Yardage 1,115 800Punt Average 35.0 32.0Number of Penalties 37 69Yards Penalized 267 454Total Offense 1,337 2,355Total Offense/Game 191.0 336.4

TACKLESUT AT S TFL INT FF FR SAF.

W. Davis 55 38 0 7 0 1 2 0J. Poindexter 40 30 3 12 0 1 2 0J. Oser 34 24 0 6 0 1 1 0J. Barnhart 28 17 5 15 0 1 1 1D. Crowley 26 15 4 10 0 1 1 0A. Widel 24 15 0 0 1 0 2 0Ty Green 14 23 0 4 0 1 0 0K. Poindexter 12 13 1 5 0 0 0 0G. Kemp 15 7 0 0 4 0 0 0J. Webb 14 7 0 0 0 0 0 0Ta. Green 8 6 1 2 0 0 0 0K. Callaway 10 8 1 3 0 0 0 0D. Walker 8 4 0 0 1 0 0 0H. Hinkle 7 2 0 0 1 0 0 0D. Meyer 3 4 0 1 1 0 0 0J. Green 4 3 0 2 0 0 0 0B. Meyer 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0B. Kenney 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Swope 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0A. Broyhill 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0J. Watson 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Cary 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Francis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0T. Hodson 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0Note: UT-Solos; AT-Assisted; TFL-Tackles for losses; INT-Interception; FF-Forced Fumble; FR-Fumble Recovery;SAF-Safety.

Top 10 tacklersW. Davis ............................................................93J. Poindexter.....................................................73J. Oser...............................................................58J. Barnhart ........................................................50D. Crowley........................................................45A. Widel.............................................................39Ty Green ...........................................................29K. Poindexter ....................................................25G. Kempf...........................................................22J. Webb .............................................................21

PPiirraatteess wwiinn ffiirrsstt--eevveerr NNCCMMCC ttiittllee wwiitthh 77--00 wwiinn oovveerr MMoobbeerrllyyThe Boonville Pirates football team cap-

tured its first-ever NCMC title on Fridaywith a 7-0 win over the Moberly Spartans.The Pirates, 6-1 overall and 6-0 in the

NCMC, will begin the first round of the dis-trict playoffs this coming Friday night on theroad against the California Pintos starting at7 p.m.The Pintos, 4-3 overall, beat the Knob

Noster Panthers 49-9.With the loss, Moberly drops to 3-4 on the

season. The Spartans host Mexico Bulldogsin a North Central Missouri outing on Fri-day, October 14. The Mexico Bulldogs Football team won

Friday's Conference game against the FultonHornets by a score of 47-6. With the win, the Bulldogs improved to 4-

3 overall and 2-1 in the NCMC. The FultonHornets, 1-6 on the season and 1-5 in theconference, will host the North CallawayThunderbirds on Friday, Oct. 14. North Call-away, 3-4 on the season, beat Brentwood onFriday 26-21.The Kirksville Tigers routed the host Mar-

shall Owls 41-6 in Friday's league bout.In their next game, the Tigers face the

Hannibal Pirates in a North Central Mis-souri bout, on Friday, October 14. Kirksvillewill attempt to advance on its 3-4 seasonrecord. Coming up next, the Owls face the Bolivar

Liberators (Bolivar, MO) in a non-leaguebattle, on Friday, October 14. Marshall willattempt to advance on its 0-7 season record.The Liberators enter the battle with a 7-0

record after their 41-6 league win overLogan-Rogersville (Rogersville, MO).In Friday's non-league match, the host

Hannibal Pirates football squad scored agood 28-10 victory over the Helias Cru-saders.In their next game, the Pirates clash with

the Kirksville Tigers in a North Central Mis-souri match, on Friday, October 14. Hanni-bal will attempt to move on its 4-3 seasonrecord.The Crusaders (3-4) will now prepare for

their match against Warrensburg (Warrens-burg, MO). The Tigers enter the non-leaguematch with a 4-3 record. In their last match,Warrensburg dropped by St. Pius X, 20-15,in a league match.

Dates Boonville Moberly Kirksville Fulton Marshall Mexico Hannibal

Aug. 26 Pleasant Hill-L California-W Macon-L at Osage-L at Chillicothe-L Hillsboro-L Quincy N.D.-L

Sept. 2 at Fulton-W at Osage-L at Chillicothe-L Boonville-L Mexico-L Marshall-W at Farmington-L

Sept. 9 Marshall-W Versailles-L Monroe City-W Hannibal-L Boonville-L Winfield-W Fulton-W

Sept. 16 Kirksville-W Macon-L Boonville-L Marshall-W Fulton-L Centralia-L Hickman-W

Sept. 23 Mexico-W Fulton-W Troy-L Moberly-L Hannibal-L Boonville-L Marshall-W

Sept. 30 Hannibal-W Marshall-W Fulton-W Kirksville-L Moberly-L St. Charles-W Boonville-L

Oct. 7 Moberly-W Boonville-L Marshall-W Mexico-L Kirksville-L Fulton-W Helias-W

Oct. 14 at California Mexico Hannibal N. Callaway Bolivar at Moberly at Kirksville

Oct. 21 at Eldon at Kirksville Moberly S. Boone at Helias at Hannibal Mexico

Oct. 27 Versailles Warrensburg

Oct. 28 Hannibal at Mexico at MMA Kirksville at Moberly

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The Boonville Pirates football team captured its first-ever NCMC title last Fri-day by beating the Moberly Spartans 7-0. The Pirates, 6-1 overall and 6-0 in theconference, will travel to California for the opening round of the Class 3 Dis-trict 8 playoffs on Friday starting at 7 p.m. Players to watch this season for thePirates are (Front row, left to right) Anthony Weixeldorfer, Brenden Meyer, An-thony Widel, Jacob Baslee, Joey Cary, Brandon Ashpaugh, Ben Rumbaoa,Brett Kenney and Andrew Broyhill. (Second row, left to right) Kelsey Callaway,Damario Walker, Josh Webb, Wes Davis, Halden Toomsen, Tanner Hodson,Dakota Meyer and Jacob Francis. (Third row, left to right) Manager Anna Kay,

Doctor Phil Rumbaoa, Kyle Newham, Christian Stock, head coach DevinBrown, Joe Henke, Seth Brimer, manager Tara Green and manager Briana Pot-ter. (Fourth row, left to right) Dyllan Crowley, Keith Poindexter, John Watson,Justin Swope, Jalen Poindexter, Tavon Coleman and Travis Pinkett. (Fifth row,left to right) Dallas Franklin, Jacob McQuitty, Ty Green, Taylor Hodson, AronWidel, Tyler Peterson, Jashon Hockaday, Kyle Cook and Tanner Green. (Backrow, left to right) Jordan Bledsoe, Jared Oser, Jay Barnhart, Nolan Murray,Brennan Hammers, Daniel Taylor, Holden Hinkle and Grady Kay.


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Boonville Pirates 2011 Football Schedule

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California Pintos2011 Football Schedule

Aug. 26 Pleasant Hill 27, Boonville 16Sept. 3 Boonville 40, Fulton 3Sept. 9 Boonville 41, Marshall 0Sept. 16 Boonville 48, Kirksville 7Sept. 23 Boonville 18, Mexico 12 OTSept. 30 Boonville 20, Hannibal 14Oct. 7 Boonville 7, Moberly 0Oct. 14 at California 7:00 p.m.Oct. 21 at Eldon 7:00 p.m.Oct. 27 VERSALLES 7:00 p.m.Note: Home games in caps.

Moberly 21, California 6California 43, North Callaway 7California 48, Warsaw 0California 48, Montgomery County 0Blair Oaks 29, California 7Osage 35, California 14California 49, Knob Noster 9Oct. 14 BOONVILLE 7:00 p.m.Oct. 21 VERSAILLES 7:00 p.m.Oct. 28 at Eldon 7:00 p.m.Note: Home games in caps.

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Conf. Over. PF PABoonville . . . . . . .6-0 6-1 190 63Hannibal . . . . . . .2-1 4-3 185 125Mexico . . . . . . . .2-1 4-3 237 167Moberly . . . . . . .2-1 3-4 118 105Kirksville . . . . . . .2-1 3-4 196 201Fulton . . . . . . . . .1-5 1-6 53 316Marshall . . . . . . .0-6 0-7 46 250

Friday, Oct. 7Boonville 7, Moberly 0Kirksville 41, Marshall 6Mexico 47, Fulton 6

Hannibal 28, Helias 10Friday, Oct. 14

Boonville at CaliforniaMexico at MoberlyNorth Callaway at FultonHannibal at KirksvilleBolivar at Marshall

Friday, Oct. 21Boonville at EldonMoberly at KirksvilleSouthern Boone at FultonMarshall at HeliasMexico at Hannibal

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