Suburban Conference football: Week 6 review

Here’s the Suburban Conference Week 6 high school football review, including team’s overall record, conference record, last week’s result, this week’s opponent and a comment.

Suburban Gold Conference

1. Blue Springs South (6-0, 2-0)

Beat Raytown 51-16; Fri. vs Lee’s Summit West

Noah Nigro passed for four touchdowns in the team’s top scoring output of 2015.

2. Lee’s Summit North (5-1, 2-1)

Beat Raymore-Peculiar 20-14; Fri. vs. Battle

Nate Webb found Cameron Hairston for the game-winning touchdown in overtime.

3. Lee’s Summit West (5-1, 1-1)

Beat Lee’s Summit 34-14; Fri. at Blue Springs South

Jacob Katzfey carried the ball only four times but still scored three touchdowns.

4. Raymore-Peculiar (3-3, 0-2)

Lost to Lee’s Summit North 20-14; Fri. vs. Blue Springs

The Panthers’ game-winning field goal attempt in regulation was blocked, and they fell in overtime.

5. Lee’s Summit (3-3, 1-2)

Lost to Lee’s Summit West 34-14; Fri. vs. Park Hill

After allowing seven points in the first two weeks, the Tigers have allowed at least 27 in four straight.

6. Blue Springs (1-5, 1-1)

Lost to Rockhurst 39-21; Fri. at Raymore-Peculiar

The Wildcats had no answer for Rockhurst senior A.J. Taylor, who ran for 323 yards.

Suburban Red Conference

1. Park Hill (5-1, 3-0)

Beat Ruskin 61-0; Fri. at Lee’s Summit

The Trojans have allowed only 26 points during a five-game winning streak.

2. Truman (5-1, 4-0)

Beat Park Hill South 27-21; Fri. vs. Marshall

Jordan Salima ran for four touchdowns in the Patriots’ fifth straight win.

3. St. Joseph Central (2-4, 1-1)

Beat Liberty 43-42; Fri. vs. Ruskin

A gutsy two-point conversion call in the final minute sealed a win.

4. Liberty (0-6, 0-3)

Lost to St. Joseph Central 43-42; Fri. at Park Hill South

The Blue Jays have held fourth-quarter leads in four games this season.

5. Park Hill South (0-6, 0-2)

Lost to Truman 27-21; Fri. vs. Liberty

The Panthers’ 21-point fourth quarter proved too little, too late.

6. Ruskin (0-6, 0-2)

Lost to Park Hill 61-0; Fri. at St. Joseph Central

The team’s final three opponents have a combined 2-16 record.

Suburban White Conference

1. Fort Osage (6-0, 3-0)

Beat William Chrisman 35-21; Fri. at Oak Park

The first-string defense allowed fewer than 100 total yards over the initial three quarters.

2. Staley (5-1, 3-1)

Beat North Kansas City 39-0; Fri. at Mill Valley

That’s already the third shutout of the season for the Falcons.

3. Liberty North (4-2, 2-1)

Beat Oak Park 41-6; Fri. vs. William Chrisman

After allowing six points in two weeks, the Eagles are staying alive in the league title race.

4. Raytown (2-4, 1-2)

Lost to Blue Springs South 51-16; Fri. vs. North Kansas City

The Bluejays were held to negative rushing yards in the opening half.

5. North Kansas City (2-4, 1-2)

Lost to Staley 39-0; Fri. at Raytown

The defense has improved, but the Hornets are scoring only 8.3 points per game.

6. William Chrisman (2-4, 2-3)

Lost to Fort Osage 35-21; Fri. at Liberty North

D’Vontae Brown scored twice on fourth-quarter rushing plays.

7. Oak Park (0-6, 0-3)

Lost to Liberty North 41-6; Fri. vs. Fort Osage

A date with Fort Osage is a tough time to get a sputtering offense clicking.

Suburban Blue Conference

1. Kearney (5-1, 2-0)

Beat Winnetonka 60-7; Fri. at Platte County

Five different players found the end zone for the Bulldogs.

2. Belton (4-2, 2-0)

Beat Platte County 50-24; Fri. vs. Raytown South

The Pirates’ third straight win puts them in the thick of the conference title race.

3. Platte County (5-1, 1-1)

Lost to Belton 50-24; Fri. vs. Kearney

Quarterback Justin Mitchell will miss the rest of the season with a broken collarbone.

4. Grandview (3-3, 1-1)

Beat Raytown South 49-20; Fri. at Winnetonka

Reginald Collier threw four touchdown passes in an offensive clinic.

5. Raytown South (2-4, 0-2)

Lost to Grandview 49-20; Fri. at Belton

After leading 13-7, the Cardinals allowed two touchdowns in each of the final three quarters.

6. Winnetonka (1-5, 0-2)

Lost to Kearney 60-7; Fri. vs. Grandview

The Griffins have lacked big-play ability to keep defenses honest.

This story was originally published September 29, 2015 at 7:23 PM with the headline "Suburban Conference football: Week 6 review."