Missouri, September 16, 2025
News Summary
Week 3 of Missouri high school football featured standout performances with some teams achieving significant victories. Rock Bridge dominated Jefferson City 45-0, Helias overwhelmed Battle 66-6, and Windsor crushed Linn 59-8. Several teams showcased offensive firepower, scoring over 40 points and affecting playoff rankings as the season continues. Anticipation builds for future matchups, such as Nixa vs. Carthage and Lee’s Summit North visiting Bentonville, Arkansas.
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Week 3 of Missouri high school football showcased a series of remarkable performances with several teams displaying offensive dominance. Key matchups resulted in significant wins that could influence playoff rankings as the season progresses.
In an unfortunate turn of events for Jefferson City, the team suffered a heavy defeat against Rock Bridge, ending with a score of 45-0. Meanwhile, Sedalia Smith-Cotton achieved a solid victory over Camdenton, winning 42-19. Hickman edged out Capital City in a closely contested battle, wrapping up with a 34-24 scoreline.
Other standout performances included Helias, who overwhelmed Battle with an impressive 66-6 victory. Similarly, Lutheran St. Charles triumphed over Madison, Illinois, with a score of 48-28. Sullivan managed a narrow victory against Union, finishing 21-19.
Baylor School from Tennessee faced Lift for Life and emerged victorious, winning 42-30. Hannibal performed well against Troy-Buchanan, clinching a 54-26 win. Southern Boone also secured a win against California, defeating them 28-7.
Boonville achieved a solid victory against Hallsville with a final score of 42-12. In another close match, Eldon edged Chillicothe, finishing 31-7. Lutheran North displayed their strength by dominating John Burroughs with a score of 56-14, while Russellville and South Callaway both closed out their games with impressive 41-6 victories against Midway and Lexington, respectively.
Windsor overwhelmed Linn, taking the game with a staggering 59-8 score. Scotland County triumphed over Harrisburg 40-30, and Lamar secured a solid win against Tipton 21-7. Salisbury finished strong, winning decisively over Fayette 46-0, while Cole Camp garnered a victory against Sherwood 24-8.
On a dominating note, Van-Far conquered Louisiana with a score of 46-20. Logan-Rogersville also managed to secure a solid win over Parkview with a score of 34-12. Thursday’s action included Shawnee Mission West beating Lincoln College Prep 34-13.
Friday did not fall short of excitement, with Blue Springs defeating Raymore-Peculiar 38-21. Liberty secured a significant victory against Raytown South, blowing them out 73-7. Kearney eased past Smithville with a score of 34-14, while Rockhurst defeated Olathe North from Kansas 35-14. Liberty North bested Lee’s Summit West with a score of 30-14, and Webb City triumphed over Kickapoo 49-21.
This week’s games have crucial playoff implications, with North Kansas City entering the top 25 based on their performance. Anticipation builds for next week’s notable matchups including Nixa vs. Carthage and Lee’s Summit North’s trip to Bentonville, Arkansas. Week 3 has also been noteworthy for its offensive firepower, with numerous teams scoring over 40 points in their matchups. The current state rankings are poised to shift significantly following this week’s games.
FAQ
What were the highlights from Week 3 of Missouri high school football?
Key highlights include Rock Bridge defeating Jefferson City 45-0, Sedalia Smith-Cotton winning against Camdenton 42-19, and Helias overpowering Battle 66-6.
Which teams showed the most offensive power?
Several teams scored more than 40 points, with Windsor and Helias notably overwhelming their opponents with scores of 59-8 and 66-6 respectively.
What future matchups should fans look forward to?
Fans can look forward to Nixa vs. Carthage and Lee’s Summit North’s upcoming trip to Bentonville, Arkansas next week.
Performance Chart
| Team | Opponent | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Rock Bridge | Jefferson City | 45-0 |
| Sedalia Smith-Cotton | Camdenton | 42-19 |
| Helias | Battle | 66-6 |
| Windsor | Linn | 59-8 |
| Liberty | Raytown South | 73-7 |
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Additional Resources
- SI: Missouri High School Football State Rankings Week 4
- KCTV5: Friday Night Football Matchups
- Kansas City Star: High School Football Coverage
- Muddy River Sports: Missouri State Football Rankings
- KCTV5: Liberty Football Player’s Message
- Wikipedia: High School Football
- Google Search: Missouri High School Football
- Google Scholar: High School Football
- Encyclopedia Britannica: High School Football
- Google News: Missouri High School Football
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