Week 7 of the 2025 Missouri high school football season concluded on Friday, October 10, with a full slate of games across the state. The evening featured several high-stakes matchups, including a significant victory for Lee's Summit North over Liberty North, and a number of high-scoring affairs that saw teams put up impressive offensive numbers.
From nail-biting finishes decided by a single point to dominant shutouts, the results from Friday's games have significant implications for conference standings and postseason positioning as teams head into the later part of the season.
Key Takeaways
- Major Upset: Lee's Summit North secured a pivotal 27-20 victory over state powerhouse Liberty North in a closely watched contest.
- Offensive Explosions: Several teams demonstrated offensive dominance, with Palmyra scoring 82 points and Braymer/Breckenridge Co-op also putting up 82 points in their respective wins.
- Narrow Margins: Multiple games were decided by three points or fewer, including Carthage's 30-28 win over Republic and Lamar's 27-24 victory against Monett.
- Defensive Dominance: A significant number of teams achieved shutouts, with Rock Bridge, Webb City, and Kearney among those holding their opponents scoreless.
Spotlight on Key Matchups
The most anticipated game of the week saw Lee's Summit North defeat Liberty North 27-20. This contest was a back-and-forth battle between two of the top-ranked teams in the state. The outcome could reshape the rankings and has major implications for the top seed in their district.
In another critical game, Carthage held on for a narrow 30-28 victory over Republic. The game came down to the final possession, showcasing the competitive balance in their conference. This win keeps Carthage's strong season record intact while dealing a tough loss to a formidable Republic squad.
Christian Brothers College High School continued its dominant season with a 55-0 shutout against Vianney. The performance underscored their position as a state title contender, demonstrating strength on both offense and defense.
Other Notable Contests
Several other games drew attention for their competitive nature and impact on local rivalries.
- Rockhurst 36, Aquinas 35: In a thrilling one-point game, Rockhurst edged out Aquinas, providing one of the most exciting finishes of the night.
- De Smet Jesuit 56, Festus 28: De Smet Jesuit put on an offensive clinic, doubling up Festus in a high-scoring game that highlighted their potent attack.
- Nixa 55, Waynesville 14: Nixa maintained its momentum with a commanding win, further solidifying its status as one of the top teams in Southwest Missouri.
The Road to the Postseason
As the regular season enters its final weeks, every game carries increased weight. Wins in Week 7 are crucial for teams looking to secure favorable seeding in the upcoming district tournaments. Conference championships are also on the line, with many of Friday's results helping to clarify the title races across Missouri.
Offensive Firepower on Display
Friday night was marked by extraordinary offensive performances, with multiple teams surpassing the 70-point threshold. These high scores reflect well-executed game plans and highlight some of the state's most dynamic offensive units.
Palmyra's 82-30 win over Clark County was one of the highest-scoring games of the season. Similarly, the Braymer/Breckenridge Co-op team defeated Schuyler County 82-42 in another offensive showcase.
By the Numbers: High-Scoring Teams
Several teams put up 70 or more points in Week 7, including:
- Palmyra: 82 points
- Braymer/Breckenridge Co-op: 82 points
- Tipton: 77 points
- Archie: 75 points
- Jackson: 75 points
- Blair Oaks: 76 points
These results were not limited to one region, as teams from various classes and areas of the state demonstrated their ability to score at will. Jackson's 75-7 victory over Sikeston and Blair Oaks' 76-7 win against Eldon were other examples of teams completely overwhelming their opponents.
Defensive Walls and Shutout Victories
While offenses grabbed headlines, numerous defenses delivered commanding performances by preventing their opponents from scoring a single point. These shutouts are a testament to disciplined coaching and strong defensive execution.
A total of 16 teams recorded a shutout victory in Week 7. This impressive statistic highlights the importance of defense in securing wins. Teams like Webb City (55-0 over Willard), Kearney (57-0 over Raytown South), and Rock Bridge (64-0 over Battle) not only won but did so in the most dominant fashion possible.
A Closer Look at Shutout Games
The list of teams that kept their opponents off the scoreboard is long and varied, indicating defensive strength across multiple classifications.
- Centralia 42, South Shelby 0: A comprehensive victory for Centralia.
- Dexter 57, Kennett 0: Dexter put on a powerful display on both sides of the ball.
- Hannibal 27, Moberly 0: Hannibal's defense was the key to their win.
- Savannah 35, Chillicothe 0: Savannah controlled the game from start to finish.
- Warrensburg 56, Center 0: A dominant performance for Warrensburg.
These results often create significant momentum for teams as they approach the end of the regular season, building confidence that can be crucial in the playoffs.
Complete Week 7 Scoreboard
For a full overview of the action from Friday, October 10, 2025, here is a comprehensive list of final scores from across the state of Missouri.
Statewide Results
A-C
- Albany 58, Princeton 24
- Appleton City/Montrose Co-op 70, Liberal/Bronaugh Co-op 34
- Archie 75, Jasper 14
- Blair Oaks 76, Eldon 7
- Blue Springs 35, Park Hill South 6
- Blue Springs South 42, Liberty 3
- Bolivar 28, Hillcrest 7
- Boonville 27, Osage 20
- Branson 35, Carl Junction 32
- Braymer/Breckenridge Co-op 82, Schuyler County 42
- Capital City 54, Smith-Cotton 7
- Cardinal Ritter College Prep 13, Roosevelt 0
- Carthage 30, Republic 28
- Caruthersville 49, Hayti 40
- Cassville 27, Nevada 20
- Centralia 42, South Shelby 0
- Christian Brothers 55, Vianney 0
- Clever 35, Hollister 8
- Clinton 20, Harrisonville 13
- Cole Camp 21, Midway 20
- Crest Ridge 44, Westran 14
- Crystal City 52, Duchesne 6
D-H
- De Smet Jesuit 56, Festus 28
- DeSoto 26, Hillsboro 20
- Dexter 57, Kennett 0
- East Newton 47, Aurora 21
- El Dorado Springs 27, Sherwood 13
- Excelsior Springs 22, Grandview 7
- Farmington 35, Central 21
- Fort Zumwalt North 42, Fort Zumwalt South 6
- Fort Zumwalt West 21, Troy-Buchanan 7
- Gallatin 52, Milan 15
- Glendale 42, Ozark 41
- Grain Valley 63, Belton 25
- Grandview 33, Jefferson 30
- Hannibal 27, Moberly 0
- Hazelwood East 44, McCluer North 0
- Herculaneum 37, Bayless 20
- Hickman 63, Camdenton 37
- Holden 41, Richmond 20
- Houston 44, Willow Springs 13
- Howell 44, Timberland 24
J-M
- Jackson 75, Sikeston 7
- Joplin 31, Neosho 28
- Kearney 57, Raytown South 0
- Kelly 39, East Prairie 0
- Kirkwood 49, Marquette 7
- Knob Noster 41, Lafayette County 13
- Ladue Horton Watkins 21, Rockwood Summit 16
- Lafayette 35, Eureka 6
- Lamar 27, Monett 24
- Lawson 50, Plattsburg 20
- Lebanon 36, Kickapoo 10
- Lee's Summit North 27, Liberty North 20
- Lee's Summit West 42, Staley 16
- Liberty 55, Fort Zumwalt East 6
- Liberty 64, Cabool 0
- Lift for Life Academy 28, Father Tolton 21
- Lindbergh 35, Fox 28
- Logan-Rogersville 49, Marshfield 7
- Macon 62, Highland 6
- Marceline 21, Polo 8
- Marionville 40, Sarcoxie 0
- Marshall 53, Fulton 20
- Maryville 37, Lutheran North 15
- Mexico 14, Kirksville 0
- MICDS 54, Lutheran South 21
- Mid-Buchanan 56, North Platte 24
- Miller 19, Skyline 14
- Monroe City 44, Benton 6
- Montgomery County 42, Bowling Green 6
- Mountain Grove 30, Salem 6
- Mt. Vernon 21, Parkview 7
N-R
- New Madrid County Central 42, Malden 8
- Nixa 55, Waynesville 14
- North Callaway 56, Mark Twain 0
- North Kansas City 41, Oak Park 27
- North Point 27, Washington 21
- Oakville 53, Mehlville 0
- Odessa 26, Pleasant Hill 21
- Orchard Farm 72, Principia 0
- Palmyra 82, Clark County 30
- Park Hill 42, Central 20
- Parkway North 19, Parkway West 14
- Pattonville 43, Hazelwood Central 6
- Platte County 63, Truman 0
- Portageville 53, Doniphan 21
- Potosi 27, Pacific 20
- Rock Bridge 64, Battle 0
- Rockhurst 36, Aquinas 35
- Ruskin 45, Lone Jack/Kingville Co-op 28
- Russellville 44, Harrisburg 28
S-Z
- St. Charles West 21, Winfield 20
- St. Clair 42, Hermann 14
- St. Dominic 38, Rolla 7
- St. Louis University 27, Chaminade 10
- St. Michael 31, University Academy Charter 7
- St. Pius X 56, Miller Career Academy 6
- St. Vincent 13, Cuba 0
- Ste. Genevieve 56, Fredericktown 13
- Salisbury 65, Louisiana 14
- Savannah 35, Chillicothe 0
- Scott City 49, Charleston 6
- Seckman 49, Parkway South 0
- Seneca 35, McDonald County 20
- Smithville 24, Pittsburg 14
- Southern Boone 27, Hallsville 12
- Springfield Catholic 49, Buffalo 21
- Stockton/Sheldon Co-op 52, Diamond 14
- Strafford 42, Forsyth 26
- Sullivan 10, St. James 0
- Sumner Academy 44, Northeast 21
- Thayer 30, Ava 14
- Tipton 77, Linn 8
- Union 35, Owensville 0
- Van Horn 35, Summit Christian Academy 32
- Warsaw 48, Butler 0
- Warrensburg 56, Center 0
- Warrenton 40, St. Charles 20
- Webb City 55, Willard 0
- West Plains 41, Poplar Bluff 12
- West Platte 50, East Buchanan 7
- Worth County/Northeast Nodaway Co-op 72, Stanberry 0
- Wright City 55, Van-Far 26