Suburban Conference football: Week 11 review
Here’s the Suburban Conference Week 11 high school football review, including team’s overall record, conference record, last week’s result, this week’s opponent and a comment. The Missouri high school football district playoffs end this week.
Suburban Gold Conference
1. Blue Springs South (11-0, 5-0)
Beat Jefferson City 48-21; Fri. at Francis Howell
The Jaguars face their second state-ranked opponent in as many weeks — this time against an undefeated team.
2. Blue Springs (6-5, 4-1)
Beat Raymore-Peculiar 14-12; Fri. at Kickapoo
The Wildcats have won six of seven, the latest one with help from a defense that formulated its best outing of the season.
3. Raymore-Peculiar (6-5, 2-3)
Lost to Blue Springs 14-12; Season over
Baylee Custer caught a fourth-quarter touchdown pass, but the Panthers couldn’t convert the game-tying two-point conversion attempt.
4. Lee’s Summit West (6-5, 1-4)
Lost to Kickapoo 26-7; Season over
After a first-quarter touchdown, the Titans’ offense couldn’t muster much else and averaged only 3.6 yards per play.
5. Lee’s Summit North (5-5, 2-3)
Season over
6. Lee’s Summit (3-7, 1-4)
Season over
Suburban Red Conference
1. Park Hill (10-1, 5-0)
Beat Liberty North 10-7; Fri. at Staley
The Trojans’ defense came up with a last-minute goal-line stand to preserve a three-point win.
2. Truman (8-2, 4-1)
Beat William Chrisman 33-8; Fri. at Fort Osage
Quarterback Dean Clemons and running back Jordan Salima combined for four rushing touchdowns.
3. St. Joseph Central (4-7, 2-3)
Lost to Staley 27-0; Season over
The Indians had averaged 37.4 points over the past five games before being shut out Friday.
4. Liberty (3-7, 3-2)
Season over
5. Park Hill South (2-8, 2-3)
Season over
6. Ruskin (0-10, 0-5)
Season over
Suburban White Conference
1. Staley (9-1, 5-1)
Beat St. Joseph Central 27-0; Fri. vs. Park Hill
The Falcons pitched their fifth shutout, and Julian Ross added three rushing touchdowns.
2. Fort Osage (9-1, 5-1)
Beat Raytown 40-21; Fri. vs. Truman
Quarterback Skylar Thompson led a comeback effort with five touchdowns — three on the ground and two through the air.
3. Liberty North (8-3, 5-1)
Lost to Park Hill 10-7; Season over
The Eagles drove the ball down to the 1-yard line in the final two minutes but couldn’t punch in the game-winning score.
4. Raytown (4-7, 2-4)
Lost to Fort Osage 40-21; Season over
The Bluejays took an early 14-point lead and put a scare into the state’s third-ranked team in Missouri Class 5.
5. William Chrisman (4-7, 2-4)
Lost to Truman 33-8; Season over
The loss ends a successful season for the Bears, who had won only two games from 2013-14.
6. Oak Park (1-9, 1-5)
Season over
7. North Kansas City (2-8, 1-5)
Season over
Suburban Blue Conference
1. Kearney (10-1, 5-0)
Beat Savannah 42-6; Fri. vs. Platte County
Quarterback Logan Hinck threw three touchdowns on only 10 pass attempts, and he also ran for a touchdown.
2. Belton (8-3, 4-1)
Beat Smith-Cotton 54-28; Fri. at Carthage
The Pirates handed Smith-Cotton its first loss, with six rushing touchdowns combined from Zach Willis and Justus Shaw.
3. Platte County (8-3, 2-3)
Beat Smithville 23-7; Fri. at Kearney
Michael McNair rushed for 115 yards and three touchdowns to set up a rematch with Kearney.
4. Grandview (6-5, 3-2)
Lost to Center 49-6; Season over
The Bulldogs had no answer for Center running back Norvell Trent, who ran for 330 yards and three touchdowns.
5. Raytown South (4-7, 1-4)
Lost to Raytown South 41-0; Season over
The Cardinals had scored at least 14 points in each of their first 10 games before being shut out Friday.
6. Winnetonka (1-9, 0-5)
Season over
This story was originally published November 4, 2015 at 1:40 PM with the headline "Suburban Conference football: Week 11 review."