May 30, 2023
LEAD SPORTS PHOTO: SoBoCo midfielder Sam Bonderer attempts to win control of the ball against his Monett opponent on Saturday. The Eagles lost their quarterfinal game 2-1, ending another 20-win season. LEAD SPORTS STORY – FOOTBALL: Eagles defense bottles up Winfield Southern Boone County head football coach Trent Tracy knew defense would be crucial
The first week of the Missouri High School football playoffs was full of blowouts and the SoBoCo Eagles were no exception. The Eagles scored four touchdowns in the final 10:36 of the second quarter to break open a 14-7 game to give them a 41-7 halftime lead on their way to a 55-14 win over
The Class 3, District 4 playoffs is set with the Southern Boone Eagles as the No. 2 seed and playing No. 7 seed Wright City at home on Friday. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The Moberly Spartans are the top seed in District 4. Christian High School is the third seed and Centralia is the
The SoBoCo Eagles football team watched their 27-13 lead get cut in half in the third quarter, but drove the length of the field in the fourth quarter, add a Parker Boyce field goal and re-gain control of the game as they defeated the Boonville Pirates 43-27 in Boonville. The win moved the Eagles to
Celebration was the word of the night for Southern Boone County football on Friday. The team recognized six seniors in their last home game of the regular season and announced homecoming king and queen in the midst of a 55-16 win over California. Seniors Sam Stichnote, Colby Phillips, Brett Price, Will Duncan, Brett Stanfield and
Once again, the Blair Oaks Falcons showed why they are annually one of the state’s top-ranked football programs. Blair Oaks, the No. 2 ranked team in Class 2, beat up on the Eagles the same way SoBoCo has won against many of their opponents this season. Early scores piled up for the Falcons leading to
The conference loss to Versailles may have been the best thing to happen to the Southern Boone County football team. Since the 30-22 loss on September 7 to a team they’ve frequently pounded, the Eagles have played with a fire that has produced three straight wins over conference rivals and state-ranked teams. A trek to
Parker Boyce’s boot is one of the best in the state. Southern Boone County football coach Trent Tracy firmly believes in his All-State kicker Boyce. A kicker as automatic as Boyce is a luxury in the high school football scene and a tool that will, at one point, be the difference in a game. It’s
Redemption. That was the word of the week for the Southern Boone County High School’s football team after a 30-22 loss to Versailles on September 7. It was the first time since 2012 that the Eagles had lost to the Tigers and senior lineman Brett Price knew it. “Our scores have been 209 to seven
Eagles ambushed in Thursday rainstorm Maybe it was that the Eagles were playing their scheduled Friday game on a Thursday evening. Maybe it was the rainy night on an artificial surface. Whatever it was, the SoBoCo Eagles football team did not look like the same team that routed Mexico and Fulton the first two weeks
