Eagles Football

The SoBoCo Eagles defense collected five turnovers last week in their loss to Blair Oaks. This week’s challenge is obvious – collect the turnovers and this week, turn them into points. The Eagles will travel to California to take on the banged up Pintos in a Tri-County Conference game at 7 p.m. The Pintos will

When you get a chance to beat Blair Oaks on their home turf, you have to make plays. The Eagles had their chances, taking an early 7-6 lead and forcing five Blair Oaks turnovers; but in the end, the Falcons took a 30-7 victory on Friday in Wardsville. “We never seized the momentum,” said Eagles

We know that the Southern Boone Eagles will visit the Blair Oaks Falcons on Friday night for a football game at 7 p.m. The question is: Which teams will actually show up? Will Blair Oaks send the Falcons team onto the field that overwhelmed Eldon? Or will they field the team that merely squeaked by

If the Southern Boone Eagles want to get back on the winning track, they are going to have to show improvement in the areas that have plagued them the past two weeks – passing, offense and defense and going out and putting a pop on their opponent. The Indians, 3-1, come to Ashland for a

The SoBoCo Eagles will need to play smarter and more physical football this week if they want to get back on the winning track. The Eagles host rival Hallsville in Ashland at 7 p.m. The Booster Club hosts BBQ plate dinners beginning an hour before the game. “Rivals? Yeah, this is a rivalry game,” said

Trailing 22-0 at halftime, the SoBoCo Eagles came out of the locker room and stopped the Eldon Mustangs cold on two straight possessions. In between, they then took the ball downfield scored on a Jackson Sartain run. But with momentum on their side after a Sam Stichnote interception and thinking about a comeback, the Eagles

The SoBoCo Eagles will be looking for their third straight win on Friday when they travel to Eldon. For the Eagles defense, they will be challenged to stop the Mustangs scoring machine that rolled up more than 500 yards of offense and 72 points last week. “They like to run the ball and control the

Eagles safety Sam Stichnote stepped in front of a Sean McDonald pass with 1:50 left in the game, made the interception to seal a 31-08 and hundreds of Eagles fans – and coaches – seemingly let out a big sigh of relief. The Southern Boone football team had won its second game of the season.

The Wright City Wildcats had their fill of the Southern Boone Eagles football team last fall. First, a 35-6 rain-shortened pummeling in Wright City and then the Wildcats absorbed a 49-0 pounding in Ashland in the district playoffs. No doubt, the Wildcats will be looking to avenge those embarrassing losses – but do they have

The Southern Boone Eagles football team jumped from its No. 10 ranking to No. 7 in the state’s media polls. What does that mean? Not much, according to Eagles head coach Trent Tracy. Tracy, who notes that his team is paying more attention to this week’s opponent Wright City than polls, realizes that when teams