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BY CHRIS BOWIESports Editor

The Kirksville Tigers football teammay be 1-2 on the season, but when itcomes to speed on the edges and break-away speed in the receiving game theTigers may be one of the best in the area.After a 33-6 loss in the season opener

against Macon and a 38-28 setback inWeek 2 against the Chillicothe Hornets,the Tigers finally got their first taste ofvictory last night while rallying in thefinal four minutes of the game againstthe Monroe City Panthers for a 18-7 vic-tory.Of course the Boonville Pirates football

team found success in Week 2 against theFulton Hornets 40-3 and then recordedits first shutout of the season last weekagainst the Marshall Owls by a score of41-0. The only blemish in what would bea perfect season otherwise came in theseason opener against the Pleasant HillRoosters in which Boonville out-gainedthe Roosters 330-248 but also had fivefumbles, losing three, in a 27-16 loss.Boonville Pirates football coach Devin

Brown said there were so many penaltiesand drive killers last week against Mar-shall and it just killed momentum.“In the second half I thought we were

able to come out play and get after it a lit-tle bit,” Brown said, “but penalties havebeen the big thing the first-three games.We just have to clean it up.”The Pirates will also see speed for the

first time this season. Although MonroeCity out-gained Kirksville last week 258-197, Kirksville coach Chris Daniels saidhis team had three dropped balls fortouchdowns and had two 60-plus yardruns that were called back due to penal-ties. As for Monroe City’s only touchdown

of the game, Daniels said the Panthersscored on a big play by getting behind thesecondary all the way down to the redzone and then punching it in. “We scoredfirst on a 75-yard run by Dollins in thefirst quarter and then they came backwith a 16-yard run in the second quarterto lead 7-6 at the half,” Daniels said.“Then, in the fourth quarter, we scored

twice on a 35-yard pass fromKriegshauser to Hutton and a 3-yard runby Osborn.”The Panthers also picked up nine first

downs in the game compared to just fivefor the Tigers and were 3 of 8 passingwith two picks. Kirksville, meanwhile,completed only 1 of 7 passes for 35 yards.Senior running back Harrison Dollins

also led the rushing attack for Kirksvillewith 14 carries for 100 yards. No otherplayer for the Tigers had more than 21yards on the ground.As far as receiving yards, senior Jacob

Hutton caught the Tigers only pass for 35yards.Daniels said so far this season the

Tigers have been hot and cold defen-sively. “We are kind of riding a roller coaster a

little on offense and part of that is due toinjuries,” Daniels said. “However Ithought we handled adversity pretty welllast week. Our quarterback was out withan ankle sprain and our backup quarter-back came in and handled some lowsnaps and got things running on offenseand did ok offensively. Defensively, I

thought we played a very solid footballgame last week. Had we moved the ball alittle more on offense, we might not havelet them score at all. But my hat goes offto Monroe City, they played their gameplan well and crowded the box to takeaway the run and were pretty successfulat it.”Despite giving up over 250 yards in

total offense last week, Daniels had to bepleased with the play of junior defensivetackle Joshua Tooley, who led the team intackles last week with 11. Junior line-backer Chris Tenpenny also finished thegame in double digit with 10 tackles.Coach Brown said defensively the

Tigers are pretty good. He said they havea linebacker that’s really good along withsome team speed.“They run four and five-man fronts

and their defensive line is big, thick andactive up front so we have to be able tosecure our blocking assignments,” Brownsaid. “As for their offense, they have twoguys who are really explosive at receiverand running back, which is somethingthey haven’t had before. They also like torun the wildcat, which is obviously dan-

gerous from a coaching perspective be-cause it’s something that we will have toaddress. The key offensively for us isturnovers and penalties but that’s some-thing that we have been working on forthe last-two weeks. Defensively, we haveto keep No. 25 (Harrison Dollins) in-check because he is a big play maker. Wealso have to be able to tackle him and getto the ball.”Coach Daniels said when you look at

Boonville’s offense the player wearingNo. 15 is a pretty outstanding athlete.“We are just trying to hope we stop the

quarterback keeper,” Daniels said. “Wehave to play assignment football. Any-time you see an option team, you have toplay assignment football.”Daniels said he also likes what he has

seen of Boonville’s defense thus far. Hesaid it’s a very stingy defense. “Boonvilledoes some nice things out of the 4-4 andthey really crowd the box and make youhave to throw the ball, so we are going tohave to put the ball in the air if we wantto be successful against those guys.”

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Boonville-Kirksville 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 6 Mitch Kriegshauser 5-10 150 Jr.TB 25 Harrison Dollins 5-7 150 Sr.FB 45 Parker Osborn 5-11 195 Jr.WR 8 Jacob Hutton 6-1 150 Sr.SE 16 Trent Glaspie 6-0 165 Sr.C 52 Kade Proctor 6-0 190 So.RG 75 Drennan Johnson 6-4 290 Jr.RT 54 Nathan Farnsworth 6-0 195 So.LG 77 Joshua Tooley 6-0 220 Jr.LT 73 Coty Meredith 6-2 205 Sr.TE 88 Chris Tenpenny 6-0 170 Jr.

DEFENSEDE 54 Nathan Farnsworth 6-0 195 So.DE 73 Coty Meredith 6-2 205 Sr.DT 77 Joshua Tooley 6-0 220 Jr.DT 65 Jesse Baker 5-11 195 So.LB 88 Chris Tenpenny 6-0 170 Jr.LB 43 Devon Coulson 5-8 184 Fr.LB 7/61 Zachary Meehan 6-0 200 Sr.CB 16 Trent Glaspie 6-0 165 Sr.CB 24 Scott Schwend 5-7 140 Jr.SS 31 Blake Riley 5-8 155 So.FS 8 Jacob Hutton 6-1 150 Sr.

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Despite being 1-2 on the season,Daniels said he also likes where his teamis at at this juncture of the season. “We opened with the No. 1 team in

Class 2 and then we played a Chillicotheprogram which everybody knows they area solid program,” Daniels said. “You haveto play your two best games to come outwith a win against those teams, but we areproud of the way our kids have played andthe way they have handled adversity. Theyhave showed a lot of heart and desire thein those first-two games. They are com-petitors which I think is evident from lastweek’s game as we came back and won inthe last four minutes. They are not goingto quit and they are going to play for fourquarters so because of that we are excitedabout our chances this season.”Daniels also likes the matchup against

Boonville. He said although it’s a big chal-lenge because Boonville is using to win-ning, the outcome will depend on howwell the Tigers come out to play.“If we come out and play well, it’s going

to be a close football game, but if we havea lapse for any amount of time or we arenot ready to play it could get out of handquick,” Daniels said. “I thought we cameout and played well against a Macon foot-ball team which is a pretty dangerous of-fensive team and then we had a little bitof a letdown against Chillicothe in thefirst quarter, but other than that the de-fense has played very, very well.”The Pirates have also played well de-

fensively in their first-three games whilegiving up a total of 448 yards for an aver-age of 149.3 yards per game. Opponentsare also scoring only 10 points on averagein three games against Boonville’s de-fense.As for the offense, the Pirates have

outscored their opponents 97-30 this sea-son and have rushed for 1,016 yards andpassed for another 135 for a total of 1,151yards for an average of 383.7 yards pergame. Boonville has also been stingywhen it comes to giving up first downs.Through three games, the Pirates haveyielded only 17 first downs while pickingup 54 first downs of their own.However if the Pirates have had one

downfall thus far this season, well maybetwo, its turnovers and penalties. In threegames, Boonville has lost five fumbles andhas been flagged 29 times for 212 yardsfor an average of 71 yards per game. Op-

ponents, meanwhile, have drew the yel-low cloth only 16 times for 132 yards foran average of 44 yards in penalties pergame.Of course last week’s game against the

Marshall Owls was a flagfest, as bothteams combined for 19 penalties and 165yards.That’s the bad news. The good news is

that Boonville led Marshall 16-0 at theend of the first quarter and then tacked ontwo more scores in each of the third andfourth quarter to warrant a running clockfor the second week in a row.Also in that game, senior quarterback

Wes Davis picked up 156 yards on 18 car-ries while scoring four touchdowns andcompleted 3 of 5 passes for 33 yards.Davis also spread the wealth around byhitting three different receivers, connect-ing with junior tight end Jay Barnhart ona pass for 12 yards. Senior Aron Widel hadone reception for 11 yards while seniorHolden Hinkle hauled in one pass for 10yards.

Barnhart also emerged with his best de-fensive effort of the season to lead the Pi-rates with 12 tackles. Along with his fivesolo stops on the night, Barnhart also hadfour assisted tackles, five tackles forlosses, three sacks, one forced fumble andone safety.Junior linebacker Jalen Poindexter and

Wes Davis finished the game with ninetackles each. Poindexter had three solostops, six assisted tackles and one fumblerecovery, while Davis added six solo stops,three assisted tackles, one tackle for a lossand one fumble recovery.After that, Jared Oser and Aron Widel

each had eight tackles while Dyllan Crow-ley finished the game with four, Ty Greenthree, Gus Kemp, Josh Webb, KeithPoindexter, Holden Hinkle, Brett Kenney,Tanner Green and Justin Swope each withtwo and Dakota Meyer and John Watsonwith one tackle apiece.Wes Davis is also the leading rusher

after three games for Boonville with 61carries for 493 yards and seven touch-

downs. Davis has also completed 11 of 28passes on the season for 135 yards and onetouchdown.As for receiving yards, Hinkle is the

leading receiver after three games withfive catches for 66 yards and one touch-down. Jared Oser has three catches for 44yards, followed by Gus Kemp with one for18, Jay Barnhart one for 12 and AronWidel one for 11.On defense, Davis appears to be closing

in on the all-time career tackles record atBoonville High School while needing only66 solo stops.For the season, Davis currently has 29

tackles with 19 solo stops along with sevenassisted tackles, four tackles for losses andtwo fumble recoveries.Jalen Poindexter, however, is close be-

hind with 27 total tackles with 11 solostops, 14 assisted, two tackles for losses,one forced fumble and one fumble recov-ery. Other players with double digit tack-les are Jay Barnhart with 22, Jared Oser20, Dyllan Crowley 17, Aron Widel 15 andTanner Green with 10. Junior Gus Kempcurrently leads the team with two inter-ceptions.

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By Boonville football coach DevinBrown

ON OFFENSE...

Turnovers and penalties, thesame thing we have been work-ing on for the last-two weeks.

We have to able to secure ourblocking assignments because

Kirksville is big, thick and active upfront.

ON DEFENSE...

We have to keep No. 25 (Harri-son Dollins) in check because heis a big playmaker.

We have to be able to tackle andget to the football.

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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 are 2-1 against the Kirksville Tigers since joining theNorth Central Missouri Conference in 2008.

The Boonville Pirates have outscored their opponents 97-30 in three gamesthis season.

The Boonville Pirates have out-gained their opponents 1,151-448 this sea-son.

Kirksville is 1-2 for the second year in a row going into the Boonville game.

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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 at

Kirksville

Week 5-Sept. 23Mexico atBoonville

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Kirksville Tigers2010 Football Results

Macon 48, Kirksville 0Chillicothe 37, Kirksville 20Kirksville 31, Monroe City 18Boonville 41, Kirksville 14Kirksville 21, Troy-Buchanan 7Kirksville 17, Fulton 7

Marshall 14, Kirksville 6Hannibal 51, Kirksville 6Moberly 35, Kirksville 21Mexico 36, Kirksville 0

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55 Justin Swope, Sr.

67 Brennan Hammers, Jr.

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.

70 Tanner Green, Jr. 71 Daniel Taylor, Jr. 72 Halden Toomsen, Fr. 73 Keith Poindexter, Sr. 74 Grady Kay, So. 75 Kyle Cook, Jr.

56 Brett Kenney, So. 57 Joey Cary, Sr. 59 Ben Rumbaoa, Fr. 61 Nolan Murray, So. 62 Jacob Baslee, Fr. 64 Ty Green, Sr.

Week 6-Sept. 30Boonville at

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Week 7-Oct. 7Moberly atBoonville

Week 8-Oct. 14Boonville atCalifornia

Week 9-Oct. 21Boonville at

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Week 10-Oct. 27Versailles at

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4 . . . .Makenna Cook 6-0 175 Fr.5 . . . .Brian Pagliai 5-5 135 Jr.6 . . . .Mitch Kriegshauser 5-10 150 Jr.7/61 .Zachary Meehan 6-0 200 Sr.8 . . . .Jacob Hutton 6-1 150 Sr.10 . .Austin Carlisle 6-2 180 Sr.11 . .Jonathan Broce 5-7 140 Jr.12 . .Gunner Western 6-0 145 Jr.14 . .Dillon Wait 5-7 140 So.15 . .Jake Carlisle 5-10 170 Sr.16 . .Trent Glaspie 6-0 165 Sr.17 . .Cody Bedford 5-10 145 Jr.19 . .Keegan Nelson 5-8 165 Jr.20 . .Tyler Osborn 5-9 165 So.24 . .Scott Schwend 5-7 140 Jr.25 . .Harrison Dollins 5-7 150 Sr.31 . .Blake Riley 5-8 155 So.41/54 Nathan Farnsworth 6-0 195 So.43 . .Devon Coulson 5-8 148 Fr.45 . .Parker Osborn 5-11 195 Jr.52 . .Kade Proctor 6-0 190 So.55 . .Zach Playle 5-8 170 Jr.56 . .Chase Colton 5-11 160 Jr.58 . .Jacob McKim 5-8 155 So.59 . .Winston Besgrove 5-9 175 So.62 . .Logan Summers 6-9 190 Jr.63 . .Tre Stewart 5-8 170 So.65 . .Jesse Baker 5-11 195 So.66 . .Tyler Dunn 5-8 185 Jr.68 . .Derrick Conover 5-8 160 Jr.69 . .Wyatt Sullivan 5-5 165 Jr.70 . .Riley Johnson 5-9 180 So.73 . .Coty Meredith 6-2 205 Sr.75 . .Drennan Johnson 6-4 290 Jr.76 . .Clay Darr 5-10 220 Sr.77 . .Joshua Tooley 6-0 220 Jr.79 . .Jared Clay 5-9 200 So.83 . .Kyle Gross 5-4 125 So.84 . .Alex Macomber 5-9 160 So.86 . .Bronson Eagen 5-8 160 So.87 . .Grant McFarland 6-2 175 Jr.88 . .Chris Tenpenny 6-0 170 Jr.91 . .Jeremy Ward 6-1 160 So.

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Aug. 29 Pleasant Hill 21, Boonville 0Sept. 6 Boonville 26, Mexico 8Sept. 12 Boonville 33, Kirksville 27Sept. 19 at Fulton 6:00 p.m.

Sept. 26 MOBERLY 6:00 p.m.Oct. 3 MARSHALL 6:00 p.m.Oct. 10 at Hannibal 4:00 p.m.Note: Home games in caps.

BBoooonnvviillllee PPiirraatteess JJVV FFoooottbbaallll SScchheedduullee Player ProfileTy GreenOL/DLSenior

Explain what you enjoymost about playingyour sport and ath-letic? I enjoy the “brotherhood”that comes on the footballfield and the pride in rep-resenting Boonville. I alsoenjoy the raw violence.

What is one of yourmemorable momentsas an athlete?My junior Homecomingand running out of the fogtunnel to all of Boonvilleʼs screaming fans.

Tell us about someone who inspires you in sports andwhy? My dad was my biggest influence. He taught me to go hardall the time and to always strive to improve my skills.

What is your favorite position to play in football andwhy?I honestly canʼt decide on a position because the way I seeit, as long as I get to hit somebody Iʼll love where I play. Hon-estly anywhere in the “trenches”! (on the line).If you could play another position what would it be andwhy? Running back on goal line situations because I know I wouldscore everytime and it would be nice to get a touchdown.What does it mean to put on a Boonville Pirate uni-form?Everything to me! It means pride for your town, family andfriends.

Do you have any pre-game preparations?I listen to loud music and think of how my enemy has in-sulted my team and how this is more than a game, it is warfor me.

Favorite:Pro Athlete: Jared AllenPro Team: Baltimore RavensMovie: The RundownTV Show: SpartacusSong: Down with the sickness by DisturbedClass: Weightlifting or Human Anatomy

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Player ProfileKelsey Callaway

RB/DTJunior

Explain what youenjoy most aboutplaying your sportand athletics? I enjoy playing footballbecause I like to hitpeople and I like toshow off my lightningspeed. I also like tostay in shape.

What is one of yourmore memorablemoments as an athlete?In last yearʼs game getting 10 sacks.

Tell us about some who inspires you in sportsand why? Wes Davis, Keith Poindexter, Dyllan Crowley andJalen Poindexter because they make me keep upmy game.

What is your favorite position to play in footballand why?Running back because I get to show off my lightningspeed.If you could play another position what would itbe and why?Cornerback because I like to pick the ball.

What does it mean to put on a Boonville Pirateuniform?It makes me feel important because I know we cango as far as we want.Do you have any pre-game preparations?Wes, Keith, Dyllan and myself laughing at Ty Green.Favorites:Pro Athlete: Eli ManningPro Team: GiantsMovie: Varsity BluesTV Show: SpongebobSong: Roscoe DashClass: Mix course

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

0pponents 3 13 14 0 -- 30Boonville 36 21 25 15 -- 97

INDIVIDUAL RUSHINGAtt. Yds. Rush Yds

Gain TD Att.W. Davis 61 493 7 8.1D. Crowley 43 258 2 6.0K. Callaway 7 18 0 2.6G. Kemp 10 44 1 4.4J. Webb 7 50 1 7.1J. Poindexter 5 36 0 7.2J. Oser 5 63 2 12.6D. Franklin 3 24 0 8.0A. Broyhill 3 4 0 1.3J. McQuitty 1 7 0 7.0J. Francis 4 39 0 9.8T. Peterson 1 1 0 1.0

PASSINGComp. Att. Int. Yds. TD

W. Davis 11 28 0 135 1RECEIVING

Catch Yds TD Avg.H. Hinkle 5 66 1 13.2J. Oser 3 44 0 14.6G. Kemp 1 18 0 18.0A. Widel 1 11 0 11.0J. Barnhart 1 13 0 13.0

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

W. Davis 7 0 1 7 0 0 0D. Crowley 2 0 0 0 0 0 0G. Kemp 1 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Webb 1 0 0 0 0 0 0H. Hinkle 0 1 0 0 0 0 0J. Oser 2 0 0 0 0 0 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 2 71 35.5 0 0 0D. Walker 0 0 0 1 22 0

KO and KORAtt. KOR TD KOR

Yds. Ret. Avg.Gus Kemp 4 75 0 18.8D. Walker 1 8 0 8.0J. Watson 1 34 0 34.0

TEAMOPP. BOON.

First Downs 17 54Rushing Attempts 70 154Yds. Gained Rushing 150 1,016Passes Completed 24 11Passes Attempted 49 28Passes Had Intercepted 3 0Completion Percentage 49 39Passing Yds 298 135Fumbles Lost 6 5Number of Punts 13 8Punt Yardage 492 249Punt Average 37.8 31.1Number of Penalties 16 29Yards Penalized 132 212Total Offense 448 1,151Total Offense/Game 149.3 383.7

TACKLESUT AT S TFL INT FF FR SA

W. Davis 19 7 0 4 0 0 2 0J. Poindexter 11 14 0 2 0 1 1 0J. Barnhart 9 7 4 7 0 1 1 1J. Oser 10 10 0 2 0 1 0 0D. Crowley 5 7 2 3 0 1 1 0A. Widel 12 3 0 0 0 0 0 0Ta. Green 4 3 1 2 0 0 0 0J. Webb 7 2 0 0 0 0 0 0K. Poindexter 5 2 0 3 0 0 0 0Ty Green 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0G. Kemp 5 2 0 0 2 0 0 0D. Walker 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0B. Kenney 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0B. Meyer 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Swope 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0J. Cary 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0D. Meyer 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0J. Watson 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0A. Broyhill 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0J. Francis 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Ta. Hodson 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0Note: UT-Solos; AT-Assisted; TFL-Tackles for losses; INT-Interception; FF-Forced Fumble; FR-Fumble Recovery;SA-Safety.

Top 10 tacklersW. Davis ............................................................29J. Poindexter.....................................................27J. Barnhart ........................................................22Jared Oser........................................................20D. Crowley........................................................17A. Widel.............................................................15Ta. Green ..........................................................10J. Webb .............................................................9Ke. Poindexter..................................................8Ty Green ...........................................................8G. Kemp............................................................7D. Walker ..........................................................5

Hannibal, Kirksville pick up first win of 2011 seasonThe Hannibal Pirates Football team won

Friday's Conference game against the FultonHornets by a score of 64-14The Pirates, 1-2 overall and 1-0 in the

North Central Missouri Conference, willtravel to Columbia to face the ColumbiaHickman Kewpies on Friday. The Kewpiesbeat the Hazelwood West Wildcats in Week3 27-9. As for the Fulton Hornets, they will look

to get on track this coming Friday night in aNCMC contest on the road against the Mar-shall Owls, who like Fulton is 0-3 on the sea-son.Also picking up a win on Friday was the

Mexico Bulldogs over Winfield 59-6.The Bulldogs, 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the

NCMC, will host the Class 2 state-ranked

Centralia Panthers on Friday. The Panthers,3-0 on the season, beat Clark County inWeek 3 by a score of 27-26.A NCMC battle will also take place North

on Highway 63 as the Boonville Piratestravel to Kirksville for a 7 p.m. kick off.The Tigers snapped a 0-2 skid to start the

2011 season by turning back Monroe City 18-7.The Pirates, 2-1 overall and 2-0 in the con-

ference, picked up its first shutout of the sea-son at home Friday night with a 41-0shellacking of the Marshall Owls.In other games, the Moberly Spartans fell

to the Versailles Tigers 33-7.The Spartans, 1-2 overall, will host the

Class 2 state-ranked Macon Tigers on Friday.Macon, 3-0 on the season, beat South Shelby

in Week 3 by a score of 52-0.In Week 4 of the 2011 season, the

Boonville Pirates football team will host theMexico Bulldogs on Homecoming at theBHS Sports Complex starting at 7 p.m.The Bulldogs beat the Pirates last year 36-

29 in Mexico and own a 2-1 mark againstBoonville since 2008. However, the Pirateshave finished second both years in theNCMC head of the Bulldogs.Also, Boonville football coach Devin

Brown coached the last-three seasons atMexico.In other games in Week 4, the Fulton Hor-

nets will host the Moberly Spartans; theKirksville Tigers will play at home againstTroy-Buchanan and the Marshall Owls willentertain the Hannibal Pirates.

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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 at Mexico-W Marshall-W at Farmington-L

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

Sept. 16 at Kirksville Macon Boonville at Marshall Fulton Centralia at Hickman

Sept. 23 Mexico at Fulton Troy Moberly Hannibal at Boonville at Marshall

Sept. 30 at Hannibal Marshall at Fulton Kirksville at Moberly at St. Charles Boonville

Oct. 7 Moberly at Boonville at Marshall at Mexico Kirksville Fulton Helias

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

2011 NCMC Football Composite

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baoa, Kyle Newham, Christian Stock, head coach Devin Brown, Joe Henke,Seth Brimer, manager Tara Green and manager Briana Potter. (Fourth row, leftto right) Dyllan Crowley, Keith Poindexter, John Watson, Justin Swope, JalenPoindexter, Tavon Coleman and Travis Pinkett. (Fifth row, left to right) DallasFranklin, Jacob McQuitty, Ty Green, Taylor Hodson, Aron Widel, Tyler Peter-son, Jashon Hockaday, Kyle Cook and Tanner Green. (Back row, left to right)Jordan Bledsoe, Jared Oser, Jay Barnhart, Nolan Murray, Brennan Hammers,Daniel Taylor, Holden Hinkle and Grady Kay.

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Kirksville Tigers2011 Football Schedule

Aug. 26 Pleasant Hill 27, Boonville 16Sept. 3 Boonville 40, Fulton 3Sept. 9 Boonville 41, Marshall 0Sept. 16 at Kirksville 7:00 p.m.Sept. 23 MEXICO 7:00 p.m.Sept. 30 at Hannibal 7:00 p.m.Oct. 7 MOBERLY 7:00 p.m.Oct. 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.

Macon 33, Kirksville 6Chillicothe 38, Kirksville 28Kirksville 18, Monroe City 7Sept. 16 BOONVILLE 7:00 p.m.Sept. 23 TROY 7:00 p.m.Sept. 30 at Fulton 7:00 p.m.Oct. 7 at Marshall 7:00 p.m.Oct. 14 HANNIBAL 7:00 p.m.Oct. 21 MOBERLY 7:00 p.m.Oct. 28 at Mexico 7:00 p.m.Note: Home games in caps.

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Conf. Over. PF PABoonville . . . . .2-0 2-1 97 30Mexico . . . . . . .1-0 2-1 118 67Hannibal . . . . .1-0 1-2 84 83Moberly . . . . . .0-0 1-2 36 59Kirksville . . . . .0-0 1-2 52 78Marshall . . . . .0-2 0-3 14 115Fulton . . . . . . .0-2 0-3 17 158

Friday, Sept. 9Boonville 41, Marshall 0

Hannibal 64, Fulton 14Kirksville 18, Monroe City 7Mexico 59, Winfield 6Versailles 33, Moberly 7

Friday. Sept. 16Boonville at KirksvilleMacon at MoberlyFulton at MarshallHannibal at HickmanCentralia at Mexico