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September 6, 2012

April M. Fronick
MoSports.com

It's the third week of the 2012 Missouri prep football season.

Let the MOsports.com Staff break down the top ten games in the Show-Me State for you this week.

10) Lathrop (2-0) at Hamilton (2-0)
9) Hallsville(2-0) at Blair Oaks(2-0)
8) Ft. Zumwalt East(2-0) at Francis Howell(2-0)
Friday 7:00 PM
Ranked No. 7 in the most recent Power Poll the Howell Vikings served notice to the state with a 31-7 thumping of Webster Groves in week 2 that they were for real.  Howell has opened with victories over Holt and Webster and has featured a solid defense allowing just 10 points per game.

Junior QB Brett Siebenshuh has completed 58% of his passes, on the ground Donte Harrell is averaging nearly 7 yards-per-carry for the Vikings.

The East Lions have opened with a pair of victories over Howell Central and Howell North and are ready for the toughest Howell challenge. The Lion defense has allowed 40 points in a pair of games and the Lion offense is capable of carrying the club.

QB Shane Barett leads the team with 190 passing yards and 4 touchdown passes.  He also leads the club with nearly 300-rushing yards and 4 touchdowns.

7) Har-Ber ARK (0-1) at Rock Bridge(2-0)
6) Fayetteville ARK (0-1) vs. Jefferson City (2-0)
5) Webb City (2-0) at Carthage (2-0)
Friday 7 PM


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4) Ste. Genevieve at Maplewood (2-0)

3) Liberty North (2-0) vs. Ft. Osage (2-0)
Friday 7 PM

No team in the Show-Me State has impressed like the No. 2 ranked (class 5) Ft. Osage Indians through two weeks.  A 6-0 defeat of top ranked Blue Springs South showcased their defensive abilities a week after knocking off a quality Park Hill South program.

Leading the way on offense for the Indians all-conference senior quarterback Steven McBee(6-1 175) returns after a solid 2011 campaign when he passed for 1363 yards and tossed 15 touchdowns.  McBee also did plenty of damage on the ground, leading his team with more than 800 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns.

Still a young high school, Liberty North is making a name quickly entering this week with the No. 3 ranking in class 4. The Eagles are pounding the ball on the ground, averaging 256 yards of their nearly 400 per week running.  Senior running back Antwynn Beavers(5-9 170) leads the way averaging 8 yards-per-carry, he has rushed for 301 yards and 3 touchdowns.

2) St. Louis University High (1-0) at CBC (St. Louis) (2-0)
Friday 7 PM

Metro Catholic Conference foes meet Friday evening at CBC with the league crown on the line. CBC enters with the No. 1 ranking in Class 6, after a solid 2-0 start and their march to the Edward Jones Dome a season ago.  The Cadets average 32 points per game, while allowing just 9. 

Tyler Creath has completed 68% of his passes through two weeks for 355-yards and 6 touchdown passes.  Calen Taylor leads the team with 125 rushing yards and recent Tulsa commit Jonathan Parker has rushed for 88 yards and a score. Aarion Penton is a top target and leads the team with 110 rushing yards.

Following a 7-6 opening win against Parkway North the Jr. Bills had an off week to prepare. Junior QB Raymond Wingo is the player to watch at QB.  Wingo can pass and rushed for 177-yards and a touchdown in the opening victory against the Vikings.

1) Blue Springs (2-0) at Rockhurst (1-1)

 

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