2024 Week 6 Missouri State High School Football Scores

2024 Week 6 Missouri State High School Football Scores sponsored weekly by Kellie Davidson State Farm of Butler!

October 4th:

Ash Grove 34, Skyline 14

Adrian 48, Lincoln 8

Appleton City 62, Osceola 20
Archie 57, Drexel 6

Ava 43, Houston 7

Belton 27, William Chrisman 20

Blare Oaks 49, Blue Valley South West (KS) 28

Bolivar 20, West Plains 2

Brookfield 52, Gallatin 0

Booneville 21, California 7

Bowling Green 52, Van-Far 6

Branson 49, Marshfield 7
Butler 40, Cole Camp 6

Carnie 29, Grain Valley 6

Carthage 23, Joplin 20

Centralia 80, Highland 26

Charleston 20, Hayti 8

Cleaver 34, Buffalo 16

Clinton 20, Versailles 6

Crest Ridge 52, Lone Jack 36

Crystal City 22, Roosevelt 20

Dexter 48, Kelly 8

East Buchanan 10, Penny 7

Eureka 36, Rockwood Summit 7

Fair Grove 43, Springfield Catholic 7

Forsyth 40, Reeds Spring 14

Greenfield 48, Jasper 6

Helias Catholic 33, Capitol City 0

Hickman 49, Jefferson City 35

King City 36, North Andrew 30

Kirksville 16, Hannibal 15

Knob Noster 51, Lexington 6

Lafayette County 42, Holden 21 

Lawson 34, West Platte 15

Lee’s Summit 50, Park Hill South 10

Lee’s Summit North 36, Blue Springs South 28

Lee's Summit West 21, Ray-Pec 14

Lockwood 63, Liberal 0

Logan-Rogersville 29, Hillcrest 23

Marionville 26, Pierce City 12
Marquette 24, Hazelwood East 17

McDonald County 28, Aurora 27

Mid Buchanan 19, Lathrop 6

Moberly 42, Marshall 8

Monett 44, East Newton 26

Montgomery County 40, Mark Twain 16 

Mound City 50, DeKalb 28

Mt.Vernon 35, Cassville 28

Nevada 20, Lamar 19

New Heights Christian 60, Plattsburg 34
Nixa 48, Kickapoo 13

North Callaway 38, Louisiana 14

NKC 35, Grandview 0

Northwest (Hughesville) 52, North Shelby 42

Oak Grove 44, Center 0

Park Hill 21, Liberty 17
Parkview 48, Central (Springfield) 0

Pembroke Hill 47, Hogan Prep 8

Platte County 51, Smithville 14

Pleasant Hill 41, Harrisonville 28

Poplar Bluff 27, Sikeston 26

Portageville 53, Malden 8

Putnam County 22, Polo 20

Raytown 53, Truman 14
Raytown South 27, Excelsior Springs 7

Republic15, Webb City 13

Rich Hill 60, Northland Christian 28

Ritenour 38, Oakville 0

Salem 28, Willow Springs 14

Salisbury 34, Marceline 8

Sarcoxie 28, Miller 22

Savannah 62, Cameron 7

Seckman 27, Pattonville 13
Seneca 56, Carl Junction 7

South Nottaway 60, South Holt 12

South Shelby 38, North Platte 0

St. Joseph Christian 70, Pattonsburg 38

St. Michael the Archangel 30, Van Horn 20

Stockton 57, Sherwood 14

Southern Boone 39, Eldon 15

Stratford 56, Hollister 18

Sullivan 20, Hermann 12

Tarkio 48, Stewartsville 6

Tipton 48, Fayette 0

Thayer 70, Cabool 6

Warrington 47, Holt 13

Warrensburg 50, Odessa 42

Warsaw 61, El Dorado Springs 0

Wellington-Napoleon 52, Orrick 0

Windsor 22, Midway 0

Adrian runs away from Lincoln

The Adrian Blackhawks traveled to take on the Lincoln Cardinals tonight in high school football action.

Adrian led this contest 19-8 at halftime and the Blackhawks would go on to win the contest by the final score of 48-8 to move to 5-1 on the season.

The Blackhawks will be a home next week as they welcome in the California Pintos to Adrian. The game will start at 7pm.

Photos courtesy of the Adrian News Leader

Butler Bears dominate tonight in Cole Camp

Butler Bears dominate tonight in Cole Camp...

The Butler Bears hit the road tonight to play the Cole Camp Blue Birds in high school football action. Butler would score twice in the first quarter on two touchdown runs by Senior Xavier Wisdom to lead 16-0.

The second quarter was dominated by Butler as Wisdom and Junior Kellen Long both scored rushing touchdowns. The bears would lead 28-0 at halftime.

The game would be a defensive battle in the third quarter as neither team was able to score. Butler led going into the fourth quarter 28-0. Butler would add another rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter as Junior Kellen Long would score for the second time on the night.

Senior Xavier Wisdom would score his 4th rushing touchdown on the night and the bears would go on to win this game 40-6 and move to 3-3 on the season. Butler will host the undefeated Warsaw Wildcats on October 11th for homecoming.

Enjoy some photos from the game tonight below:

State Farm Student Athlete of the Week

This week we traveled to Adrian to award Senior Harlee Newkirk with athlete of the week. Harlee was nominated by her golf coach Tina Gaylord. Coach Gaylord stated “this is the first year to have girls golf at Adrian and Harlee is a leader and supporter of her teammates.

She is always taking the time to work on things she feels she needs to improve on and also willing to help her teammates. She most recently placed 4th at the conference golf tournament. Harlee’s work ethic and wanting to succeed separate her from the crowd.” Harlee participates in golf, basketball and softball at Adrian.

We asked Harlee what she thought the most difficult part of being a student athlete is and she stated “balancing everything, with schoolwork, practice and tournaments”. We asked her who her role model is when it comes to sports and she said Coach Jill Jacobs. She stated it’s not just because I play basketball for her, but she treats everyone like you should. She always encourages and is supportive and lets you know she’s there. 

She is also a strong Christian and that is important to me as I want to be as well.” When we asked Harlee what she feels it takes to become an elite athlete she stated “you have to have discipline in everything. Even if you take one day off there is someone else who isn’t and is using that time to get better than you are. You have to try to do everything you can to be the best you can.”

Harlee is undecided on her future plans after graduation and will either be attending college to major in exercise science and nutrition or she might be looking into enlisting into the military.” It was a pleasure talking with Harlee and we wish her and her team the best of luck as they compete at Districts.

Pictured left to right: Kellie Davidson, State Farm; Harlee Newkirk, daughter of Matthew and Hannah Newkirk; and Head Coach Tina Gaylord

Obituary - Kim Spence - Worley

Kimberly Marie Spence-Worley is now at peace and pain free from the hell of ALS. Her courageous battle ended when she went to her heavenly home on Thursday, October 3, 2024 surrounded in love by her family.

Kim faced her disease and fought ALS with her fierce spirit and dignity. She serves as an example of bravery and courage to all of us who witnessed her journey. 

A visitation will be held on Monday, October 7, 2024 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, Missouri with Funeral Service held on Tuesday, October 8, 2024 at 11:00 a.m. at Dickey Funeral Home, Harrisonville, Missouri. Burial will be at Orient Cemetery. The arrangements are with Dickey Funeral Home at 2401 E Mechanic Street, Harrisonville, MO.

October 16, 1964 was a beautiful fall day in New Underwood, South Dakota. A gorgeous baby girl was born to Donald Spence and Luann (Kleinschmit) Spence, and they named her Kimberly Marie. The Spence family moved in 1970 from South Dakota to Ponca City OK where Kim attended school and graduated from PO-HI in 1983.

Kim moved to Kansas City in 1986 and began working at Sprint. The next few years her family grew with the births of Andrea and Dillon. The family located to Harrisonville in 1997 where the kids completed school and started their own lives. Andrea and Dillon both blessed Kim with the greatest gift ever.... being called grandma by Anthony, Jaycee, Cannon, and Birdee. Kim loved to spoil them, spend lake time together, and cheer them on at their sporting events.

Kim married Greg Worley September 3, 2016 at their Pomme de Terre lake house. They spent their time remodeling their home and spending as much time as possible at the lake house. Kim would find some old piece of junk and Greg would create a light fixture, shelf, or whatever Kim wanted from it. She always had a project to do or something she thought of for Greg to create. Kim treasured having a good time with large family gatherings and valued the weekend getaways. Vacation time was spent traveling anywhere there was a beach beginning with their honeymoon to Florida and continued forward. Their last trip was taking the family to Disney World

Her career with Sprint continued until she retired in 2021 after 35 years. She worked in the Payroll and Human Resources departments at the world headquarters. While there, she enlarged her circle of friends, and many are considered extended family.

Those left with cherished memories are mother Luann Spence, husband Greg Worley, children Andrea Anthony and Dillon Anthony, stepson Michael Worley, grandchildren Anthony Coffelt, Jaycee Saling, Cannon and Birdee Anthony. Kim's siblings Roxann Cool (Brad), Lance Spence (Virginia) Gary Rupp (Karen) and Shane Spence (Jessica). She leaves behind nieces and nephews who loved their Aunt Kim immensely. Numerous friends who shared times with love, laughter, and will always lift a "red beer" to Kimmie.

Family that welcomed Kim to Heaven are her Dad, Donald Spence, Nephews Blake Cool, Curtis Spence, Grandparents Frank & Shandon Kleinschmit.

Kim had an enormous and generous heart. Her wish was that donations be made in her name to St Croix Hospice, or to ALS Association and send in care to Dickey Funeral Home, P.O. Box 432, Harrisonville, Missouri 64701.

2024 Butler Homecoming Royalty

 

Butler R-5 School District October Student of the month

 

Butler Varsity Lady Bears Volleyball wins in thrilling fashion over the Prairie View Lady Bison Tonight

The Butler Varsity Lady Bears Volleyball won in thrilling fashion over the Prairie View Lady Bison Tonight. 

After winning the first 2 sets, the 3rd set went back and forth, and finally ended 31-29. The lady bears JV struggled to find their groove tonight and lost to Prairie View in 2 sets.

Butler Varsity will now compete in the Archie Whirlwinds Tournament this coming weekend. Best of luck lady bears! Please enjoy some photos from tonight's game below: