Kimmswick

Kimmswick, MO · Sports
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Jimmy Owens And Kenny Wallace Share What They Think Has Killed Local Racing
Jimmy Owens and Kenny Wallace both shared their thoughts on what they believe has killed local racing. During the most recent Kenny Conversation episode featuring Owens, Wallace observed that local racing has become stagnant while national and even regional tours are doing well. He said, “We get 9 to 10 Super Late Models here at Pevely or Brownstown. We could get 12. Specifically what is your thought? The Late Models are not as big as they used to be on a local level in our area, the Midwest. Do you see that? And what is your thoughts on what I just served up to you?”
slubillikens.com
Billikens Fall Short Against Illinois State
ST. LOUIS – The Billikens fell to Illinois State 72-55 on Saturday afternoon inside Chaifetz Arena despite recording a combined 21 steals and blocks. Saint Louis opened the game with a defensive stop and a three-pointer from D'Myjah Bolds. The Billikens scored on their first three possessions to take an early 8-5 lead. Illinois State responded with an 11-0 run to take a 16-8 advantage midway through the quarter. Tyonna Bailey scored four straight points to cut the deficit to 16-12 before the Redbirds closed the quarter on a 7-0 run.
mutigers.com
FOX 2
mymoinfo.com
Wilkes, Festus Defense Shines in Tiger’s District Title Win
(Festus) The Festus Tigers football team used late turnovers to push past Sikeston 33-13 in Friday’s Class 4 District 1 Championship. Sikeston quarterback Ty Murry struck first on the scoreboard with a 10 yard touchdown run. That score would hold until late in the first half, when Tigers quarterback Parker Perry went to the play action.
myleaderpaper.com
District football championships decided tonight
Eureka, Festus and St. Pius X host district championships tonight, while Crystal City, Jefferson and Seckman have tough road tests if they’re to play another week. Bundle up because playoff football weather arrived just in time for high school football’s stretch run that ends up with the Show Me Bowls in St. Joseph in December. Hillsboro, Festus and St. Pius were state finalists the last three years. That’s new territory for county teams. All that remains is closing the deal with Jefferson County’s first state title.