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150 games, seven ranked teams down: Missouri's Friday night
Missouri played more than 150 high school football games on September 11, and the scoreboard did not spare the top 25.
In brief
Missouri played more than 150 high school football games on September 11, and the scoreboard did not spare the top 25. Seven ranked Missouri teams lost on the same night, including No. 3 Blue Springs South to its own crosstown rival. Originally reported by High School On SI.
One night, 150 games
Missouri's 2026 season rolled through Friday, September 11 with over 150 finals across the state, from Kansas City suburbs to the Bootheel.
“The 2026 Missouri high school football season continued with over 150 games on Friday night”
Rockwood Summit runs it up
Rockwood Summit opened the board with a 63-0 wipeout of Hazelwood Central. No. 10 St. Pius X matched the shutout with a 42-0 win over Howell.
“Rockwood Summit 63, Hazelwood Central 0”
Three points in Cahokia
St. Mary's South Side survived 25-22 at Cahokia, one of the tightest finishes on a night full of lopsided ones.
“St. Mary's South Side 25, Cahokia 22”
Defense wins the Catholic clash
St. Louis University beat Chaminade College Prep 13-7, a combined 20 points between two of the area's better programs.
“St. Louis University 13, Chaminade College Prep 7”
Hickman by one
Hickman edged Capital City 15-14 in Columbia, the kind of single-point Friday that gets replayed all week.
“Hickman 15, Capital City 14”
110 points in Braymer
Wellington-Napoleon beat Braymer 70-40. Nobody in that stadium saw a punt they will remember.
“Wellington-Napoleon 70, Braymer 40”
Liberty North goes down
North Kansas City knocked off No. 7 Liberty North 28-14, the first of several ranked teams to fall.
“North Kansas City 28, (#7) Liberty North 14”
Lee's Summit North handles the rival
No. 2 Lee's Summit North buried No. 20 Lee's Summit West 34-7 in a top-25 meeting that was never close.
“(#2) Lee's Summit North 34, (#20) Lee's Summit West 7”
Albany outlasts King City
Albany won a 40-36 shootout over King City, 76 points between two small northwest Missouri schools.
“Albany 40, King City 36”
Eighty-eight to zero
St. Pius X hung 88 on Priory without giving up a point, the night's most extreme final line.
“St. Pius X 88, Priory 0”
Southwest Missouri gets messy
Cassville knocked off No. 17 Seneca 28-25, and Webb City needed every bit of a 21-18 win over Ozark.
“Cassville 28, (#17) Seneca 25”
Six points, no touchdown allowed
No. 4 Lee's Summit beat Oak Park 6-0, the lowest-scoring final on the entire slate.
“(#4) Lee's Summit 6, Oak Park 0”
Tennessee raids St. Louis
Knoxville Catholic beat No. 6 Cardinal Ritter College Prep 28-22, and Brentwood Academy hammered No. 12 Lift for Life Academy 45-6.
“Knoxville Catholic 28, (#6) Cardinal Ritter College Prep 22”
North Shelby empties the bench
North Shelby beat St. Paul Lutheran 82-0, one of three shutouts on the night that cleared 60 points.
“North Shelby 82, St. Paul Lutheran 0”
Blue Springs takes the rivalry
No. 9 Blue Springs beat No. 3 Blue Springs South 38-17, the biggest ranked upset of the night and a shakeup at the top of the state.
“(#9) Blue Springs 38, (#3) Blue Springs South 17”
The short version
Seven ranked Missouri teams lost on the same night, including No. 3 Blue Springs South to its own crosstown rival.
