Branson played in the finals in 87 and 89 but did not get a win..... Ozark was in the Championship game in 98 and lost to Helias
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Kneeshaw was at Branson and yes they played in 1989 3A finals losing a heartbreaker to Lutheran North in Briggs Stadium (now Plaster) in Springfield.
is that the game were they had a 14 point lead with something like 4 minutes left in the game?
Have always been a Bud man.
Yes, another mistake and correction. Sorry bout that.
Nixa was in the title game in 2014 vs. Battle. Nixa had the RB that ended up going to Miss State.
How much D-1 talent had come out of Nixa lately, and no hardware to show for it.
Yes sir they did and he’s their starting punter and they had that TE go up to Iowa State.
Seems they have had some talent go thru that program, for this area to have that many Legit D-1 players in that amount of time is pretty good.
http://www.news-leader.com/story/sp...lex-allen-fielding-football-offers/400709001/
Allen is the fourth NCAA Division-I football recruit from Nixa High School in the past four seasons. Running back Alec Murphy is a redshirt sophomore at Mississippi State. Kicker/punter Logan Tyler started for Florida State as a true freshman. Chase Allen is at Iowa State.
I knew he was from somewhere down there south of Springfield, just couldn't remember where. I knew him from playing ball against him. He could swing it.
A Class 5 school having that many D-1 players is crazy.
I think ou812 can help out with the Rock Port question. If I'm wrong he can clarify, they were supposed to play at South Harrison, there was a double booking of the crew. South Harrison said they could get a crew there later that night, or they could come back and play Saturday at Bethany or SH would pay for the crew and play Saturday at Rock Port. The coach said they would not play, which I don't know if it counted as a loss for SH or RP since SH was supposed to have the crew. Yes they were kicked out that spring of the GRC. They were trying to duck out.
I don’t believe they won either. And Kneeshaw was at Branson. I’m glad someone corrected that. Haha.
Hancock did a hell of a job there for what...25-30 years? His last decade there was a little rough, great coach everywhere he went.
School's that once participated in the MSHSAA football playoffs that don't now.
Augustinian Academy-St. Louis
Barat Academy-Chesterfield
Beaumont-St. Louis
Breckenridge
Central-St. Louis
College High-Warrensburg
Craig
DeAndreis-St. Louis
DeLaSalle-Kansas City
Delta-Deering
Derrick Thomas Academy-Kansas City
Doniphan
E.H. Lyle Academy-St. Louis
Fairfax
Gainesville
Gideon
Golden City
Grandview-Hillsboro
Greenwood-Springfield
Hardin Central-Hardin
Heartland Christian Academy-Belton
Hickman Mills-Kansas City
Iberia
Imagine College Prep-St. Louis
Imagine Renaissance Academy-Kansas City
Kemper Military Academy-Boonville
Bishop Lillis-Kansas City
Manual-Kansas City
Maplewood-Richmond Heights
McAuley Catholic-Joplin
McBride Catholic-St. Louis
McKinley-St. Louis
Memorial-Joplin
Mercy Catholic-St. Louis
Metro-Kansas City
Miami-Amoret
Missouri Military Academy-Mexico
Nodaway-Holt- Graham
Northwest Academy-St. Louis
O'Hara-Kansas City
Parkwood-Joplin
Paseo-Kansas City
Southwest-Kansas City
Southwest-St. Louis
St. Mary's-Independence
St. Thomas Aquinas-Flourissant
South Pemiscot- Steele
Sumner-St. Louis
Tarkio Academy- Tarkio
The College Preparatory Academy-St. Louis
Union Star
Vienna
Westport-Kansas City
West-Kansas City
West Nodaway-Burlington
Wentworth Military Academy-Lexington
*Mercy/St.Thomas Aquinas/Rosary merged to form Trinity Catholic.
*Memorial and Parkwood merged to form Joplin HS
*Hickman Mills consolidated back to Ruskin HS
*O'Hara and St. Mary's closed to reopen in Lee's Summit as St. Michael the Arch Angel
*Northwest Academy and Sumner Co-op
*Miami Co-Op's with Drexel
Augustinian Academy-St. Louis
Barat Academy-Chesterfield
Beaumont-St. Louis
Breckenridge
Central-St. Louis
College High-Warrensburg
Craig
DeAndreis-St. Louis
DeLaSalle-Kansas City
Delta-Deering
Derrick Thomas Academy-Kansas City
Doniphan
E.H. Lyle Academy-St. Louis
Fairfax
Gainesville
Gideon
Golden City
Grandview-Hillsboro
Greenwood-Springfield
Hardin Central-Hardin
Heartland Christian Academy-Belton
Hickman Mills-Kansas City
Iberia
Imagine College Prep-St. Louis
Imagine Renaissance Academy-Kansas City
Kemper Military Academy-Boonville
Bishop Lillis-Kansas City
Manual-Kansas City
Maplewood-Richmond Heights
McAuley Catholic-Joplin
McBride Catholic-St. Louis
McKinley-St. Louis
Memorial-Joplin
Mercy Catholic-St. Louis
Metro-Kansas City
Miami-Amoret
Missouri Military Academy-Mexico
Nodaway-Holt- Graham
Northwest Academy-St. Louis
O'Hara-Kansas City
Parkwood-Joplin
Paseo-Kansas City
Southwest-Kansas City
Southwest-St. Louis
St. Mary's-Independence
St. Thomas Aquinas-Flourissant
South Pemiscot- Steele
Sumner-St. Louis
Tarkio Academy- Tarkio
The College Preparatory Academy-St. Louis
Union Star
Vienna
Westport-Kansas City
West-Kansas City
West Nodaway-Burlington
Wentworth Military Academy-Lexington
*Mercy/St.Thomas Aquinas/Rosary merged to form Trinity Catholic.
*Memorial and Parkwood merged to form Joplin HS
*Hickman Mills consolidated back to Ruskin HS
*O'Hara and St. Mary's closed to reopen in Lee's Summit as St. Michael the Arch Angel
*Northwest Academy and Sumner Co-op
*Miami Co-Op's with Drexel
It was that game. Branson had it all, but won until they gave up the late scores sandwiched around an onside kick to lose the game.
Branson led 26- 14 with about 20 seconds remaining. Lutheran North threw a bomb to score a touchdown to make it 26-21. They recovered the onside kick with less than 10 seconds remaining. Branson's defense spread out all over the field expecting a Hail Mary. North ran a draw with the speedy running back weaving around the defenders and diving into the endzone as time expired. The wildest finish I have ever seen. Branson was devastated.
That was the year that Webb City won their first state championship against Sumner.
Oh ha. ha. ha. NOT FUNNY!!! Im getting REAL tired of all these fat jokes!I bet Bosko could eat Nixa!!!
My point was that the MSHSAA guide lists the State Championship game in 1972 between Hazelwood and Southwest KC. That is Hazelwood Central, as the designation of Central was added to the school in 1973-74. It is the same school, the Hawks, not Hazelwood East Spartans or Hazelwood West Wildcats. That's what I was implying. Not a new school just a name change designation.
Thanks Mox! Im glad that I am not the only person growing tired of them!
Ozark played in a championship in 98. Lost to Helius.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Missouri_state_high_school_football_champions
and it says Fairfax Bulldogs on there, but Fairfax co-ops with Tarkio Indians to form "East Atchison Wolves"
North Nodaway Mustangs co-op with the West Nodaway Rockets to form the "Northwest Nodaway Mus-kets"
No argument on that, but when MSHSAA used to publish a yearly results book, Hazelwood and Hazelwood Central were recognized as two different schools. Note that the 1st year the 3 schools were in existence they were all in one building with East and West attending from 6:30AM-12:30PM and Central from 12:30-6:30PM.
The MSHSAA guides I have credit that title to Hazelwood Central in their total championships.
I know we still have East Newton. But Granby used to have its own high school and participated in football.
