# 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.
- Title: 150 games, seven ranked teams down: Missouri's Friday night
- Summary: 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…
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- Source: High School On SI — https://si.com/high-school/missouri/missouri-high-school-football-final-scores-september-11-01m2a0902whh
- Published: 2026-09-12T05:13:48+00:00
- Read time: 2 min
- Topics: high school football, missouri, scores, upsets, week 3, sports
## 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
## Key takeaway

Seven ranked Missouri teams lost on the same night, including No. 3 Blue Springs South to its own crosstown rival.