KWWR Sports Report 10/2/21

The 101st Highway 54 went to the Mexico Bulldogs by a score of 35-14. The Bulldogs improved to 5-1 and won their 9th straight Highway 54 Bowl against the Hornets. Andrew Runge put up 132 yards rushing with a touchdown. Anthony Shivers rushed for 103 with 2 touchdowns. Michael White had 69 yards and 2 scores. And it was Ty Sims rushing for 73 yards. Andrew Runge, Morgan Grubb and Matt McCurdy each had an interception.

In other Week 6 Friday Night Lights area High School Football games:

Brookfield over Monroe City 14-6
Blair Oaks 71-36 over Eldon
Bowling Green Bobcats remain undefeated after taking out North Callaway 56-6
Helias shut out Jefferson City 31-0
Centralia Panthers with a successful Homecoming win against Highland 40-6
Battle takes care of Smith-Cotton 56-6
Jefferson City 66-31 against Hickman
Rock Bridge loses to Liberty 59-30
Hallsville improves to 6-0 on the season defeating Southern Boone 46-6
Hannibal Pirates remain undefeated with a 41-0 win over Kirksville
Louisiana takes out MMA 65-0
Macon Tigers 42 South Shelby 26
Mark Twain bests Wright City 52-7
Moberly wins 20-6 against Marshall
Montgomery County 42-28 over Greenville, Illinois
Palmyra shuts out Clark County 41-0
Fayette outlasts Paris 60-30
South Callaway records a 35-0 shutout against Van-Far

The Missouri Tigers Football Team is back home in Columbia today against the Tennessee Volunteers.

It’s an early kickoff at Faurot Field at 11am.

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in a walk-off victory last night (Friday) at Busch Stadium.

Paul Goldschmidt’s RBI single in the bottom of the ninth propelled the Redbirds to the win.

In his first start of the year Dakota Hudson threw five shutout innings.

And the red-hot Tyler O’Neill recorded a pair of home runs.

The Cardinals and Cubs are back at it tonight with a 6:15 first pitch.

The Kansas City Royals routed the Minnesota Twins 11-6 at the K.

Kansas City knocked around 15 hits as 8 of the 9 batters in the Royals lineup registered at least one hit.