Missouri, September 9, 2025
News Summary
Week two of high school football in Missouri featured a mix of impressive victories and nail-biting contests. Hannibal’s dominating 67-0 win over Lutheran St. Charles topped the week’s notable performances. Teams like Capital City, Eldon, and Jefferson City also achieved significant shutout victories. Several games were tightly contested, with School of the Osage narrowly defeating Moberly 38-35. The competitive spirit continues as teams look forward to upcoming matches that promise more excitement this season.
Jefferson City – Week two of high school football in Missouri showcased a mix of dominating performances and close contests, further defining the competitive landscape of the season. A total of 122 games took place across the state, featuring impressive victories and standout team efforts.
The most significant score of the week came from Hannibal, who overpowered Lutheran St. Charles with a staggering 67-0 victory. Other noteworthy performances included Capital City, who dominated Battle 56-0, and Eldon, who shut out Versailles 62-0. Jefferson City also made a strong showing, defeating Sullivan 32-0, while Rock Bridge cruised past Sedalia Smith-Cotton with a score of 42-7.
In addition to large margin wins, several games were tightly contested. School of the Osage narrowly defeated Moberly 38-35, and Marshall edged out Boonville 42-35 in a thrilling extra-time battle.
Other results included a strong win for Maryville, defeating Pleasant Hill 37-14, and Blair Oaks, who claimed victory over Lutheran North at 44-26. Additionally, C.B.C. marked a solid performance with a 34-12 win against Cardinal Ritter, while North Kansas City triumphed over Park Hill 69-51 in one of the week’s more high-scoring affairs.
This week’s matches featured various teams from not only Missouri but also neighboring states, with Lift for Life topping Cahokia, Illinois 22-14. Illinois-based teams performed well too, with Belleville East defeating Pekin 26-14. In an exciting match between two teams from Illinois, Dupo managed to outscore Principia 50-28.
Many schools displayed impressive records this week, building on a strong start to the season. Centralia topped Hallsville 36-28, while Hanover secured their win with a score of 40-7 over Hermann. Fort Osage also shut out Belton 35-0 in their match.
The season continues to gather momentum as teams prepare for future battles and aim to maintain their performance levels, demonstrating the passion and dedication of high school athletes across Missouri. Close matchups, coupled with dominant performances, are setting the stage for an exciting football season ahead.
Upcoming Matches
As the teams look forward to the next week, anticipation builds among fans for more thrilling games, close finishes, and remarkable individual performances. As preparations begin, several teams will seek to build on their recent successes or turn around their fortunes from tougher outings.
Frequently Asked Questions
What were the most significant wins this week in Missouri high school football?
Significant wins included Hannibal over Lutheran St. Charles with a score of 67-0, Capital City defeating Battle 56-0, and Eldon shutting out Versailles 62-0.
What were some of the close games during Week 2?
Close matchups included School of the Osage defeating Moberly 38-35 and Marshall edging out Boonville 42-35.
Which teams participated in games against out-of-state opponents?
Teams like Lift for Life faced Cahokia, Illinois and Belleville East played Pekin in an inter-state matchup.
Key Features of Week 2
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Most Dominating Win | Hannibal 67-0 vs. Lutheran St. Charles |
| Highest Scoring Game | North Kansas City 69-51 vs. Park Hill |
| Most Shutouts | Hannibal, Capital City, Eldon (all scoring over 50 points) |
| Notable Close Score | School of the Osage 38-35 vs. Moberly |
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Additional Resources
- SI: Missouri High School Football Week 3 Top 25 Rankings
- KOMU: Week 2 High School Football Highlights
- KCTV5: Full Slate of High School Football Matchups
- News Tribune: Missouri High School Football Scores from Week 2
- KQ2: Central Indians Football Named Team of the Week
- Wikipedia: High School Football in the United States
- Google Search: Missouri High School Football
- Google Scholar: High School Football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Football
- Google News: High School Football Missouri
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