Final scores and recap from Boone County high school football Week 7
Two Boone County rivalry games highlight the seventh week of high school football action.
Hallsville visited Southern Boone in a Tri-County Conference game, while Battle visited Rock Bridge in a crosstown CMAC tilt. Centralia and Father Tolton aimed to remain undefeated, while Hickman and Harrisburg looked for late-season momentum.
Here's what happened in Week 7 of Boone County High School football this Friday:
Boone County High School Football Week 7 schedule
Southern Boone 54, Hallsville 24: The Eagles' offense and defense were on point against a productive Hallsville team Friday. Brady Dapkus ran for a touchdown and returned an interception for another touchdown, while Austin Evans threw for five scores. Hallsville, which had a pick-six of its own, couldn't keep up offensively.
Rock Bridge 38, Battle 0: The Bruins' defense scored two defensive touchdowns and Brady Davidson threw two touchdown passes as Rock Bridge took the all-time series lead 5-4 with a win over Battle. Rock Bridge led 24-0 at halftime, and Davidson put the finishing touches on the win with a 68-yard touchdown throw to Drevyn Seamon.
Grain Valley 42, Hickman 18: Grain Valley's offense was too much for the Kewpies, as Hickman struggled to keep up with the Eagles. Grain Valley ran out to a 28-6 at halftime, before putting the finishing touches on in the second half. Brock Camp had two touchdown catches for Hickman.
Centralia 43, Highland 0: The Panthers defense was at it again. Recording its third shutout of the season, Centralia made quick work of Highland. The Panthers burst out to a 14-0 lead after the first quarter and pushed that lead to 36-0 at halftime before running away with another win. Centralia is now 7-0.
Westran 41, Harrisburg 36: Harrisburg led Westran in a nip-and-tuck battle 28-27 in the third quarter. With 37 seconds left in the third quarter, Westran took the lead and never looked back. Harrisburg led 28-21 at halftime but could halt Westran's 20 unanswered points in the second half. Trace Combs threw five touchdown passes for Harrisburg, with his last coming to Brayden Ott with under two minutes to go. Westran closed out the win by recovering an onside kick.
Father Tolton vs. Hogan Prep(1 p.m., Saturday)
Mid-Missouri scores statewide
Helias 24, Jefferson City 6
Capital City 48, Smith-Cotton 21
Camdenton 35, Hillcrest 14
Kirksville 24, Mexico 13
Marshall 20, Fulton 0
Kickapoo 45, Rolla 6
Osage 31, Boonville 16
Blair Oaks 55, Eldon 0
Hannibal 28, Moberly 8
Wright City 45, North Callaway 28
Versailles 43, Lone Jack 0
South Callaway 41, Cuba 0
Montgomery County 47, Louisiana 22
Hermann 22, St. Clair 21
Tipton 30, Midway 22
Polo 27, Russellville 16
Salisbury 30, Fayette 8
Owensville 38, Union 35
Sullivan 25, St. James 15
Van-Far 14, Crystal City 8
Boone County High School Football Week 7 scoreboard
This article originally appeared on Columbia Daily Tribune: Final scores and recap from Boone County high school football Week 7
