Wednesday, August 31, 2022
Home Opener for the Butler Bears this Friday
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The Bears got off to a excellent start with a 55-25 win over the Clinton Cardinals last Friday in Clinton.
Butler will look to lean on Senior running back Brendin Patrick who had 291 yards rushing and 5 touchdowns in the victory over Clinton.
The Sherwood Marksmen are coming off a close loss 26-20 to the Holden Eagles Friday night in a very tough and good football game.
Sherwood will be looking to take the bears down as Butler has had the Marksmen's number for a few seasons now.
If you can't make it to the game be sure to watch it from home the Prepcast link that we provide below:
Story wrote by Curtis Vail II
Obituary - Kent Dale Troester
Kent was born to Jerry and Bev Troester in Tucson, Arizona on October 17, 1963. He was baptized at Faith Lutheran Church in Tucson. He grew up in St Joseph, Missouri, where he excelled not only in academics but also in numerous athletics, including track, cross country, basketball and diving. His determination, eagerness and perseverance vested him well as he graduated with high academic honors and was awarded the Spartan Award for Outstanding Male Athlete from Central High School.
Kent graduated magna cum laude from the University of Missouri in1986 with a Bachelor of Science in Finance. His determination in academics was rewarded with many honors, such as the collegiate National Honors Society and Dean's list. He also received a degree in Information Technology from Missouri Western State University in 1987. He spent his professional career in computer science specializing in programing and software development.
Kent enjoyed walking, running, reading, movies, going out to dinner, doing puzzles with his wife, taking trips and cruises and vacationing numerous times in Santa Barbara, California, where he enjoyed sailing, kayaking, riding bikes and segways. The most important thing in Kent's adult life, besides his love for his wife and family, was his commitment to the Lord. He led many bible studies, memorized numerous verses and was a prayer warrior, especially for those in need. Because of his commitment to the Lord, we are comforted in knowing that Kent still lives because he lives lovingly with Jesus.
Kent is preceded in death by his father, Jerry. He is survived by his wife, Shelly; step-son, Austin White; his mother, Bev; his siblings: Dave (Tracie) Troester, Mark Troester, and Crista Troester; as well as, his brother-in-law, Bruce Smith and sister-in-law, Sherri (Mark) Blahnik. In addition, he has 2 nieces, 4 nephews and his extended family. Kent will be deeply missed by the many people who loved him!
Donations may be made to Journey Church International where Kent volunteered as an usher, participated in the Next Step Program and helped as a leader of the Celebrate Recovery Program (CR). Celebrate Recovery, a program aimed at all hurts, habits and hang-ups, was very dear to Kent's heart. After participating in the program at another church, Kent was thrilled to see the program start at JCI. Kent was a person of compassion who lived his life serving others. God welcomed him into Heaven saying, "Well done, my good and faithful servant".
Adrian Blackhawks Football team looking to stay undefeated this week at Slater
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The Blackhawks are coming off a very dominating win 55-8 over the Windsor Greyhounds. Adrian will need to be on their game as Slater defeated Cass Midway last Friday 38-14.
This should be a good game if you and the family wanna make the trip to Slater on a Friday night. IF you would rather stay home you can watch the game on Prepcast by using the link we provided for you below.
Link: https://team1sports.com/prepcasts/
Story wrote by Curtis Vail II
NEED A JOB? Love the outdoors?
Rich Hill hosting Jasper this week in High School Football action
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The Tigers made a long bus ride north to Albany, Missouri last week to take on the Warriors, which didn't exactly turn out how the tigers had hoped with Albany winning 62-8.
The early schedule for the tigers doesn't get any easier starting this week with the Jasper Eagles who beat the Osceola Indians 40-8 last week and will look to improve to 2-0 Friday night in Rich Hill.
This will be a tough test for the young tigers team!
If you can't make it to Rich Hill for the game be sure you watch the it on the Prepcast link we provide for you below:
Go Tigers!!!!
Story wrote by Curtis Vail II
Liberal man seriously injured in Barton County motorcycle crash
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The Missouri State Highway Patrol says the accident occurred when the 1983 Honda Shadow driven by 30 year old Marcus D. Wolf of Liberal, Missouri struck and deer in the roadway and overturned.
Mr. Wolf was seriously injuries in this accident and he was transported to Freeman West Hospital in Joplin for treatment.
View crash report below:
https://www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov/HP68/AccidentDetailsAction?ACC_RPT_NUM=220464084
Wildcats looking for a win on the road against the Spoofhounds
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Friday night the Harrisonville Wildcats take on the Maryville Spoofhounds in High school football action in Maryville. This will be the 8th meeting on the gridiron between the two school's. Harrisonville leads the series 4-3.
Harrisonville won the first three meetings, then dropping the next three contests.
Harrisonville won last year's game at home 28-20. Let's see if the Cats can keep their winning streak over Maryville going as they head to the "Hound Pound."
Harrisonville won the first three meetings, then dropping the next three contests.
Harrisonville won last year's game at home 28-20. Let's see if the Cats can keep their winning streak over Maryville going as they head to the "Hound Pound."
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