Monday, December 26, 2011
Friday, December 16, 2011
Girls Basketball Test E-Mail
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
Aurora High School
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Aurora vs. Rogersville recap
Missouri State High School Football Playoffs
November 2, 2011
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 6-5 0 6 0 0 6
Rogersville 10-1 7 0 14 7 28
November 2, 2011
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 6-5 0 6 0 0 6
Rogersville 10-1 7 0 14 7 28
Game Summary
The Aurora Houn' Dawgs extended their season into the Missouri High School playoffs with a victory over their archrivals, the Mt. Vernon Mountaineers, 24-8 in the 2011 version of the Bell Bowl. The win set up a chance for Aurora to play their fourth game against a state-ranked opponent , this time in the form of a 9-1 Logan-Rogersville team. Continuing a season long trend in those games, Aurora could not overcome costly turnovers at inopportune times as Rogersville ended the Houns' 2011 campaign by a score of 28-6.
The Wildcats blended a balanced running and passing attack to frustrate the Houns. Evan Gruener proved to be the difference as he passed for 192 yards and 2 Touchdowns, while the potent running combination of Joel Zimmer and Dylan Cole were limited to only 110 yards total on the night.
Aurora received the kickoff to start the game and were able to move the chains on their first possession, but inevitably had to punt. Rogersville tried their hand at offense and also had to punt. The teams traded possessions once again before Rogersville found the end zone at the end of the first quarter on a Dylan Cole 1 yard TD run. The Houns would answer in the 2nd quarter. Facing a fourth and goal from the Rogersville 2 yard line, Clayton Sumners was flushed from the pocket but was able to find Michael Helms in the back of the end zone to close the gap. Aurora failed on their 2 point conversion try to bring the score 7-6 in favor of Rogersville as both teams retired to their locker rooms for halftime.
Rogersville received the ball first in the second half, but Aurora was able to stop their attack and got the ball back early in the third quarter. The Houn's drove the field and looked to be physically outmuscling the Wildcats. Kurt Hadlow, Michael Helms and Everett Basham gashed the Wildcats for runs of 12, 16 and 16 yards before stalling inside the red zone. The Wildcats came up with a big interception on their 1 yard line to snuff out the Houn Dawgs advance.
Logan-Rogersville seemed to catch their second wind at this point and took advantage of a stunned Houn Dawg team to cash in for 2 third quarter scores to bring the score to 21-6. The Wildcats added another score in the 4th quarter to close out the game 28-6.
Everett Basham led all rushing with 193 yards on 34 carries, while Clayton Sumners contributed 89 yards through the air as well as a TD pass.
The Houn Dawgs season came to a close with the defeat, but it capped a second season that they were able to post a winning record with 6 victories. It was the second time in three years that the Houns' had qualified for the postseason which fuels hope for continued success in the years to come. 13 Seniors will be departing the program and should be proud of their contributions to revitalizing a very proud football program.
The Houn Dawgs are coached by:
Head Coach – Rick Scholten
Assistant Coaches – Kanin Rook, Philip Montgomery, Chris Norris, Craig Weldy, Todd Campbell, Dan Jesch and Eric Lenox
The Houn Dawg coaching staff would like to thank their very vocal and supportive fan base who represented Aurora and their community as well and as proudly as their football team.
Scoring
1st Qtr
LRHS – Dylan Cole 1 yard TD run (Zach Herman PAT)
2nd Qtr
AHS – Michael Helms 2 yard TD catch from Clayton Sumners (2 pt. conversion failed)
3rd Qtr
LRHS – Dylan Cole 19 yard TD catch from Evan Gruener (Zach Herman PAT)
LRHS – Joe Zimmer 1 yard TD run (Zach Herman PAT)
4th Qtr
LRHS – Dylan Cole 24 yard TD catch from Evan Gruener (Zach Herman PAT)
Highlights
AHS – Everett Basham 34 carries for 193 yards and 3 catches for 33 yards
AHS – Clayton Sumners 9 for 19 for 89 yards and 1 TD
AHS – Kurt Hadlow 3 carries for 14 yards
AHS – Michael Helms 1 carry for 16 yards and a TD reception
Next Contest
Springfield Catholic @ Logan-Rogersville (rematch of earlier season contest won by Rogersville)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Aurora vs. Catholic
Class 3 District 10 Contest
Aurora ----0----0----7----0 7
Spfld Catholic ----0----0----0---10 10
Final
Game Summary
The Aurora Houn Dawgs traveled to Springfield on Friday to play their second game in Class 3 District 10 play. The 5-3 Houns' faced a 6-2 Springfield Catholic team that is ranked #7 in Missouri Class 3. Both teams had an identical 1-0 record in district play. For football fans, it was a very exciting game that came down to the last play in regulation to decide a winner.
Springfield Catholic won the toss and deferred possession until the second half. Aurora was up to the task as they drove the field against the Irish gaining good yardage. An intercepted pitch stopped the Houns' drive. Aurora stuffed the Irish and this back and forth prevailed throughout the entire first half. Everett Basham intercepted a pass that was tipped by Josh McCulloch on one drive and Michael Helms intercepted another pass on a Jesse Galloway tipped pass as the Irish were attempting to punch in the go ahead score in the second quarter. Aurora's defense was strong and was able to hold a strong Catholic team to no points and only 40 yards in the first half. The teams went into halftime tied 0-0.
Catholic received the kickoff in the second half and the Dawgs cut their opening drive short and proceeded to take control of a long drive on strong runs by Everett Basham and Austin Lenox. Clayton Sumners completed a 12 yard pass to Michael Helms that gave the Houns the opportunity to be in the red zone. Everett Basham punched in a score from the 1 yard line and Tyler Denney made the PAT attempt to give the Houns' a 7-0 lead.
Catholic answered the Houns' with a 35 yard pass play that got the Irish into the red zone. Catholic scored shortly after to make it 7-7. Catholic then was able to drive to the Aurora 11 yard line but settled for a 28 yard field goal to make it 10-7. Aurora had 3:35 left to move down the field. Sumners completed a 12 yard pass Jordan Fronaberger and then on fourth down converted a 10 yard pass to Austin Lenox to keep Aurora's hopes alive. Sumners connected with Fronaberger for 4 yards and then made 2 completions to Andrew Parker for 10 yards and 9 yards to get to the Catholic 10 yard line. With 4 seconds left, Sumners passed into the end zone but it fell incomplete as the Dawgs lost a heartbreaker.
For the game Aurora out gained the Fighting Irish 202-140 on the ground and threw for 105 yards while Catholic could only muster 42. The Dawgs will play their rival, the Mt. Vernon Mountaineers on Thursday, October 27th with a trip to the State Playoffs on the line. It is Senior Night and the last guaranteed home game of the year.
Aurora ----0----0----7----0 7
Spfld Catholic ----0----0----0---10 10
Final
Game Summary
The Aurora Houn Dawgs traveled to Springfield on Friday to play their second game in Class 3 District 10 play. The 5-3 Houns' faced a 6-2 Springfield Catholic team that is ranked #7 in Missouri Class 3. Both teams had an identical 1-0 record in district play. For football fans, it was a very exciting game that came down to the last play in regulation to decide a winner.
Springfield Catholic won the toss and deferred possession until the second half. Aurora was up to the task as they drove the field against the Irish gaining good yardage. An intercepted pitch stopped the Houns' drive. Aurora stuffed the Irish and this back and forth prevailed throughout the entire first half. Everett Basham intercepted a pass that was tipped by Josh McCulloch on one drive and Michael Helms intercepted another pass on a Jesse Galloway tipped pass as the Irish were attempting to punch in the go ahead score in the second quarter. Aurora's defense was strong and was able to hold a strong Catholic team to no points and only 40 yards in the first half. The teams went into halftime tied 0-0.
Catholic received the kickoff in the second half and the Dawgs cut their opening drive short and proceeded to take control of a long drive on strong runs by Everett Basham and Austin Lenox. Clayton Sumners completed a 12 yard pass to Michael Helms that gave the Houns the opportunity to be in the red zone. Everett Basham punched in a score from the 1 yard line and Tyler Denney made the PAT attempt to give the Houns' a 7-0 lead.
Catholic answered the Houns' with a 35 yard pass play that got the Irish into the red zone. Catholic scored shortly after to make it 7-7. Catholic then was able to drive to the Aurora 11 yard line but settled for a 28 yard field goal to make it 10-7. Aurora had 3:35 left to move down the field. Sumners completed a 12 yard pass Jordan Fronaberger and then on fourth down converted a 10 yard pass to Austin Lenox to keep Aurora's hopes alive. Sumners connected with Fronaberger for 4 yards and then made 2 completions to Andrew Parker for 10 yards and 9 yards to get to the Catholic 10 yard line. With 4 seconds left, Sumners passed into the end zone but it fell incomplete as the Dawgs lost a heartbreaker.
For the game Aurora out gained the Fighting Irish 202-140 on the ground and threw for 105 yards while Catholic could only muster 42. The Dawgs will play their rival, the Mt. Vernon Mountaineers on Thursday, October 27th with a trip to the State Playoffs on the line. It is Senior Night and the last guaranteed home game of the year.
Class 3 District 10 Standings (as of Oct. 21)
Springfield Catholic 2-0 +13
Aurora 1-1 +10
Mt. Vernon 1-1 0
Reeds Spring 0-2 -26
Scoring
1st Qtr
None
2nd Qtr
None
3rd Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 1 yd TD run (Tyler Denney PAT)
4th Qtr
SCHS – Nick Gori – 1 yard run (N. Gori PAT)
SCHS – Nick Gori – 28 yard field goal
Highlights
Clayton Sumners – 12 for 20 and 105 yards passing. 5 carries for 11 yards
Everett Basham – 24 carries for 117 yards and 1TD. 6Tackles
Michael Helms – 7 carries for 34 yards, 2 catches for 19 yards and 6 tackles
Austin Lenox – 8 carries for 40 yards, 1 catch for 10 yards and 2 Tackles
Josh Mackey -- 5 tackles and 1 catch for 11 yards
Lucas Guthrie – 6 tackles
Jesse Galloway – 7 tackles and 1 pass deflection
Kurt Hadlow – 6 tackles
Jordan Fronaberger – 1 tackle and 3 catches for 26 yards
Andrew Parker –2 catches for 19 yards
Josh McCulloch -- 1 tackle and 1 pass deflection
Zack Keckler – 6 tackles and 2 catches for 20 yards
Next Contest
Mt. Vernon 2-7 (1-1) @ Aurora 5-4 (1-1)
Catholic 7-2 (2-0) @ Reeds Spring 2-7 (0-2)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Aurora vs. Reeds Spring
Class 3 District 10 Contest
Reeds Spring ----0----0----0----0 0
Aurora ---13---14---20---0 47
Final
Game Summary
Aurora hosted Reeds Spring for the first week of Class 3 district football. Reeds Spring took the first possession and faced an early 4th down attempt. Aurora stuffed their effort and went on to score what would be the decisive tally as the Houns defense kept Reeds Spring out of the end zone the entire night.
Everett Basham scored an 11 yard TD and a Manuel Rios PAT made it 7-0. Basham scored again on Aurora's next possession for his 2nd of 4 TDs on the night. For the night Basham had 6 carries for 128 yards and 4 scores. Michael Helms found the end zone in the 2nd quarter for an 11 yd TD run. Aurora led Reeds 27-0 at the half.
In the 3rd quarter, Austin Lenox started the scoring for the Dawgs with a 10 yard TD run. The last two Houn Dawg scores came via 65 yard runs, the first by Everett Basham and the second by Clayton Sumners. Sumners led all rushers with 130 yards.
Aurora is sitting in good shape after the first week of Districts with a 1-0 record and +13 in the tiebreaker column. Here are Class 3 District 10 Standings after week 1.
Aurora 1-0 +13
Springfield Catholic 1-0 +13
Reeds Spring 0-1 -13
Mt. Vernon 0-1 -13
Scoring
1st Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 11 yd TD run (Manuel Rios PAT)
AHS – Everett Basham 29 yd TD run (kick failed)
2nd Qtr
AHS—Michael Helms 11 yd TD run (kick failed)
AHS – Everett Basham 10 yd TD run (Austin Lenox 2 pt. conversion pass from Clayton Sumners)
3rd Qtr
AHS – Austin Lenox 10 yd TD run (kick failed)
AHS – Everett Basham 65 yd TD run (Manuel Rios PAT)
AHS – Clayton Sumners 65 yd TD run (Manuel Rios PAT)
4th Qtr
None
Highlights
Clayton Sumners – 4 for 7 for 10 yards passing. 6 carries for 130 yards and 1 TD
Everett Basham – 6 carries for 128 yards and 4 TDs. 2 catches for 5 yards. 10 Tackles
Michael Helms – 4 carries for 32 yards and 1 TD and 6 tackles
Austin Lenox – 6 carries for 37 yards, 1 TD and a 2 pt. conversion. 4 Tackles
Josh Mackey -- 3 tackles
Lucas Guthrie – 3 tackles and 2 sacks
Jesse Galloway – 7 tackles and 1 sack
Kurt Hadlow – 4 carries for 19 yards 1 tackle
Jordan Fronaberger – 2 tackles and 1 interception
Andrew Parker –1 interception
Chad Hughes – 3 tackles and 1 sack
Next Contest
Aurora (1-0) @ Springfield Catholic (1-0)
Mt. Vernon (0-1) @ Reeds Spring (0-1)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Sunday, October 9, 2011
Aurora vs. Seneca
Big 8 Conference Football
Seneca ----14----7----0----6 27
Aurora-----0-----12---6----7 25
Game Summary
Seneca came out and scored early to take a 14 point lead. Aurora would bridge the gap in a back and forth contest by scoring twice in the second quarter. Both teams found the end zone 4 times, but Aurora was unable to convert its extra point opportunities and it proved to be the difference in this Big 8 contest. Aurora's kids played hard the entire contest even after being down by 2 scores on a couple of occasions. Aurora attempted a 34 yard field goal for the win with 56 seconds left, but it sailed left and Seneca left town with a 27-25 victory.
Scoring
1st Qtr
SHS-- Dalton Lindsay 2 yard pass from Payton Rawlins (PAT Kyler Ng)
SHS – Braxton Graham 6 yard TD run (PAT Kyler Ng)
2nd Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 5 yard TD run (PAT No Good)
SHS – Payton Rawlins 3 yard TD run (PAT Kyler Ng)
AHS – Manuel Rios 90 yard KO return TD (2 pt. conv. Failed)
3rd Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 10 yd TD run (2 pt. conversion no good)
4th Qtr
SHS – Marty Mailes 1 yd TD run (PAT no good)
AHS – Austin Lenox 25 yard TD catch from Clayton Sumners (PAT Manuel Rios)
Highlights
Seneca ----14----7----0----6 27
Aurora-----0-----12---6----7 25
Game Summary
Seneca came out and scored early to take a 14 point lead. Aurora would bridge the gap in a back and forth contest by scoring twice in the second quarter. Both teams found the end zone 4 times, but Aurora was unable to convert its extra point opportunities and it proved to be the difference in this Big 8 contest. Aurora's kids played hard the entire contest even after being down by 2 scores on a couple of occasions. Aurora attempted a 34 yard field goal for the win with 56 seconds left, but it sailed left and Seneca left town with a 27-25 victory.
Scoring
1st Qtr
SHS-- Dalton Lindsay 2 yard pass from Payton Rawlins (PAT Kyler Ng)
SHS – Braxton Graham 6 yard TD run (PAT Kyler Ng)
2nd Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 5 yard TD run (PAT No Good)
SHS – Payton Rawlins 3 yard TD run (PAT Kyler Ng)
AHS – Manuel Rios 90 yard KO return TD (2 pt. conv. Failed)
3rd Qtr
AHS – Everett Basham 10 yd TD run (2 pt. conversion no good)
4th Qtr
SHS – Marty Mailes 1 yd TD run (PAT no good)
AHS – Austin Lenox 25 yard TD catch from Clayton Sumners (PAT Manuel Rios)
Highlights
Clayton Sumners – 7 for 16 for 132 yards and 1 TD pass
Everett Basham – 25 carries for 91 yards and 2 TDs, 1 catch for 29 yards and 10 tackles
Michael Helms – 3 catches for 64 yards and 6 tackles
Josh Mackey -- 1 catch for 17 yards and 4 tackles
Lucas Guthrie – 7 tackles and 3 sacks
Jesse Galloway – 9 tackles (1 for loss)
Kurt Hadlow – 14 tackles
Jordan Fronaberger – 6 tackles and 1 interception
Manuel Rios – KO return TD and 6 tackles and an interception
Andrew Parker – 3 tackles and 1 interception
Austin Lenox – 5 tackles 2 catches for 22 yards and TD reception
Zack Keckler – 4 tackles
Next Contest
Reeds Spring (2-5) @ Aurora (4-3)
Seneca (4-3) (3-1 Big 8) @ East Newton (0-7) (0-4 Big 8)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
Aurora vs. Monett
Big 8 Varsity Football Contest
1 2 3 4 Final
Aurora (4-2) (3-2 Big 8) 7 13 15 0 35
Monett (2-4) (1-2 Big 8) 0 0 0 7 7
1 2 3 4 Final
Aurora (4-2) (3-2 Big 8) 7 13 15 0 35
Monett (2-4) (1-2 Big 8) 0 0 0 7 7
Game Summary
Aurora was able to limit Monett to 51 yards rushing throughout 3 quarters and 101 overall en route to a 35-7 victory in Monett on Friday night. Everett Basham carried the ball 36 times for 239 yards and 3 scores to pace the Aurora attack. Clayton Sumners threw for 2 more scores, one each to Josh Mackey and Jordan Fronaberger, as Aurora cruised to a Big 8 Conference victory.
Scoring
1st Qtr
AHS - Everett Basham 5 Yard Run (Manuel Rios Kick)
2nd Qtr
AHS - Everett Basham 2 Yard Run (Manuel Rios Kick)
AHS - Josh Mackey 9 Yard Pass from C. Sumners (Manuel Rios Kick Failed)
3rd Qtr
AHS - Everett Basham 1 Yard Run (Zack Keckler Pass from Clayton Sumners)
AHS - Jordan Fronabarger 52 Yard Pass from Clayton Sumners (Manuel Rios Kick)
4th Qtr
MHS - Aaron Hall 5 Yard Run (Aaron Aldrich Kick)
Highlights
Everett Basham - 36 carries for 239 yards and 3 TDs and 8 Tackles
Jesse Galloway – 6 Tackles (2 for loss)
Michael Helms – 6 tackles
Clayton Sumners - 3 for 6 passing for 72 yards and 2 TD passes
Josh Mackey - 15 yard TD rec. and 4 tackles and 1 forced fumble
Jordan Fronaberger – 52 yard TD rec. and 1 tackle
Zack Keckler – 2 pt. reception and 1 tackle
Austin Lenox – 3 tackles (1 for loss)
Lucas Guthrie – 3 tackles
Tyler Juracek – 5 tackles
Tyler Denney – 1 Fumble recovery and 2 tackles
Kurt Hadlow – 3 tackles
Next Contest
Seneca -- 3-3 (2-1 Big 8) @ Aurora -- 4-2 (3-2 Big 8) (HOMECOMING)
Monett -- 2-4 (1-2 Big 8) @ Mt. Vernon -- 1-5 (1-4 Big 8)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Sunday, September 25, 2011
Aurora vs. East Newton
Big 8 Conference Contest
Records
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
Final
East Newton
0-5(0-2)
0
7
0
0
7
Aurora 3-2
3-2(2-2)
8
13
20
0
41
Game Summary
Aurora scored first in this Big 8 Contest and converted a 2 point conversion on a muffed snap in the first quarter. It was all of the scoring Aurora would need to best the East Newton Patriots. A stiff Houn' Dawg defense kept the Patriots out of the end zone and East Newton was only able to score on a special teams blocked punt.
The Houn's racked up over 300 yards of rushing offense and rushed for 5 TDs on the ground as well as passed for 46 yards and another score. The Houn Dawg defense was tough on the Patriots all night and limited them to 77 yards rushing and 53 yards passing with no scores against them.
Scoring
1st Qtr
AHS –Austin Lenox 5 Yard Run (Austin Lenox Run)
2nd Qtr
AHS - Everett Basham 60 Yard Run (Manuel Rios Kick failed)
ENHS - Amon Allphin 2 Yard Blocked Punt Return (C. Thomas Kick)
AHS - Andrew Parker 27 Yard Pass from C. Sumners (M. Rios Kick)
3rd Qtr
AHS - E. Basham 35 Yard Run (M. Rios Kick)
AHS - E. Basham 2 Yard Run (M. Rios Kick Failed)
AHS - E. Basham 1 Yard Run (M. Rios Kick)
4th Qtr
None
Highlights
Everett Basham -- 23 carries for 252 yards and 4 TDs; 2 tackles
Andrew Parker – 1 catch for 23 yards and TD reception
Clayton Sumners – 4 for 11 for 46 yards and a TD
Austin Lenox – 4 carries for 21 yards and 1 TD; 2 pt. conversion. 2 Receptions for 6 yards and 6 tackles.
Michael Helms – 11 tackles
Manuel Rios 3 PATS out of 4 attempts
Jesse Galloway – 6 tackles
Josh Mackey – 6 tackles
Kurt Hadlow – 7 tackles
Tyler Juracek, Lucas Guthrie, Brad Marlar and Zack Keckler – 4 tackles apiece.
Next Contest
Aurora 3-2 (2-2) @ Monett 2-3 (1-1)
Mt. Vernon 0-5 (0-4) @ East Newton 0-5 (0-2)
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Sunday, September 18, 2011
Aurora vs. Cassville
Missouri High School Football
Big 8 Conference Contest
Big 8 Conference Contest
Records
1ST
2ND
3RD
4TH
Final
Aurora
2-2
Conf (1-2)
0
0
0
7
7
Cassville
4-0
Conf (1-0)
0
14
7
0
21
Game Summary
The Aurora Houn' Dawgs traveled to Cassville on Friday, September 16th for a Big 8 Conference tilt. Aurora was looking for some payback on the defending conference champs and it looked like the Dawgs were up to the task physically. However, an early turnover led to a Kyle Brattin 10 yard TD run. The Dawgs had difficult field position for much of the second quarter and a blocked Aurora punt gave Cassville the ball on the Houns' 8 yard line. Ricky Nichols cashed in on the next play for a 14-0 lead going into halftime.
Aurora kicked off to start the 2nd half and stood toe to toe with Cassville for the rest of the game. Aurora drove the ball into the red zone a couple of times, but was not able to put points on the board. The only other Cassville score was on a 57 yard quick slant pass to Trey Rose that allowed Cassville to have a 21-0 cushion.
Aurora went to the passing game in the 4th quarter and chewed up a lot of yardage on their way to their first and only score, an 11 yard touchdown pass from Clayton Sumners to Andrew Parker. Aurora outgained the Wildcats offensively, 283 yards to Cassville's 225. Final score 21-7 Cassville.
Scoring
1st Qtr
None
2nd Qtr
Cassville – Kyle Brattin 10 yd TD run (Garrett Barnes PAT)
Cassville – Ricky Nichols 8 yd TD run (Garrett Barnes PAT)
3rd Qtr
Cassville – Trey Rose 57 Td reception from Ricky Nichols (Garrett Barnes PAT)
4th Qtr
Aurora – Andrew Parker 11 yd TD reception from Clayton Sumners (Manuel Rios PAT)
Highlights Offense then (Defense)
Clayton Sumners – 13 for 18 for 148 yards 1 TD and 1 INT
Andrew Parker – 2 catches for 22 yards and TD
Austin Lenox -- 9 carries for 50 yards (4 tackles, 1 for loss)
Everett Basham – 16 carries for 41 yards and 5 catches for 76 yards (7 tackles)
Michael Helms – 7 carries for 29 yards (5 tackles)
Zack Keckler – 4 carries for 9 yards and 3 catches for 36 yards (5 tackles—1 SACK))
Kurt Hadlow – (6 Tackles)
Josh Mackey -- (4 Tackles, 1 for loss)
Jesse Galloway -- (6 Tackles)
Lucas Guthrie – (6 Tackles)
Tyler Denney – (1 Tackle)
Jordan Fronaberger – 3 catches for 14 yards (2 Tackles)
Manuel Rios – (5 tackles)
Jed Ormsby – (2 Tackles)
Jaun Trejo -- (1 Tackle)
Next Contest
Aurora 2-2 (1-2)
East Newton 0-4 (0-1)
Cassville 4-0 (1-0)
@ Mt. Vernon 0-4 (0-3)
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
Carl Junction vs. Aurora
Missouri High School Football
Big 8 Conference Contest
Records
Scoring 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
C J-------7----0-----0-----6-----13
Aurora--6----12-----0-----0----18
Carl Junction 1-2
Conf (1-2)
Aurora (2-1)
Conf (1-1)
Game Summary Aurora and Carl Junction hooked up for a Big 8 Contest on Friday September 9th. Aurora was enjoying the festivities of their home opener and sent their fans home with an 18-13 victory.
Aurora took the opening possession and went down the field and scored first, on an Everett Basham 5 yard Td run to make the score 6-0. Carl answered with a 6 yd run of their own to make the score 7-6 in favor of Carl Junction. Carl Junction was driving but was stopped by a Kurt Hadlow interception to snuff out their drive.
In the second quarter Aurora got on the board again on another Everett Basham TD run of 22 yards. Aurora tightened their defense and scored on a Josh Mackey 36 yard interception return. This made the score 18-7 Aurora going into the half.
Aurora's defense bent but didn't break much in the second half as gave up only 24 yards rushing and 71 yards passing . CJ scored late in the game to bring the final score to 18-13. Jordan Fronabarger sealed the victory with an interception in the end zone to give Aurora the victory.
Scoring
1st Qtr
Aurora – Everett Basham 5 yard TD (Kick failed)
CJ – Matt McGee 6 yard TD run (PAT good)
2nd Qtr
Aurora – Everett Basham 22 yd TD run (2 pt. no good)
Aurora – Josh Mackey 36 yd Interception return for TD (2 pt. no good)
3rd Qtr
None
4th Qtr
CJ – Nick Thompson 2 yd TD run (2 pt. no good)
Highlights
Everett Basham – 26 carries for 148 yards and 2 TDs (8 Tackles)
Josh Mackey – 36 yard Interception for TD (11 tackles)
Kurt Hadlow – 9 tackles and an interception
Austin Lenox – 8 tackles (4 for loss) and a QB sack
Jordan Fronaberger – 6 tackles and a QB interception
Lucas Guthrie – 8 tackles (3 for loss)
Next Contest
Aurora 2-1 (1-1)
@ Cassville 3-0 (0-0)
Carl Junction 1-2 (1-2)
@ East Newton 0-3 (0-0)
Big 8 Conference Contest
Records
Scoring 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
C J-------7----0-----0-----6-----13
Aurora--6----12-----0-----0----18
Carl Junction 1-2
Conf (1-2)
Aurora (2-1)
Conf (1-1)
Game Summary Aurora and Carl Junction hooked up for a Big 8 Contest on Friday September 9th. Aurora was enjoying the festivities of their home opener and sent their fans home with an 18-13 victory.
Aurora took the opening possession and went down the field and scored first, on an Everett Basham 5 yard Td run to make the score 6-0. Carl answered with a 6 yd run of their own to make the score 7-6 in favor of Carl Junction. Carl Junction was driving but was stopped by a Kurt Hadlow interception to snuff out their drive.
In the second quarter Aurora got on the board again on another Everett Basham TD run of 22 yards. Aurora tightened their defense and scored on a Josh Mackey 36 yard interception return. This made the score 18-7 Aurora going into the half.
Aurora's defense bent but didn't break much in the second half as gave up only 24 yards rushing and 71 yards passing . CJ scored late in the game to bring the final score to 18-13. Jordan Fronabarger sealed the victory with an interception in the end zone to give Aurora the victory.
Scoring
1st Qtr
Aurora – Everett Basham 5 yard TD (Kick failed)
CJ – Matt McGee 6 yard TD run (PAT good)
2nd Qtr
Aurora – Everett Basham 22 yd TD run (2 pt. no good)
Aurora – Josh Mackey 36 yd Interception return for TD (2 pt. no good)
3rd Qtr
None
4th Qtr
CJ – Nick Thompson 2 yd TD run (2 pt. no good)
Highlights
Everett Basham – 26 carries for 148 yards and 2 TDs (8 Tackles)
Josh Mackey – 36 yard Interception for TD (11 tackles)
Kurt Hadlow – 9 tackles and an interception
Austin Lenox – 8 tackles (4 for loss) and a QB sack
Jordan Fronaberger – 6 tackles and a QB interception
Lucas Guthrie – 8 tackles (3 for loss)
Next Contest
Aurora 2-1 (1-1)
@ Cassville 3-0 (0-0)
Carl Junction 1-2 (1-2)
@ East Newton 0-3 (0-0)
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Aurora vs. Lamar
Big 8 Football Contest
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 1-1 (0-1) Big 8 7 12 0 0 19
Lamar 2-0 (1-0) Big 8 7 19 6 8 40
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 1-1 (0-1) Big 8 7 12 0 0 19
Lamar 2-0 (1-0) Big 8 7 19 6 8 40
Game Summary
Both teams had difficulties handling the football early on. Lamar was able to minimize it's mistakes and recover their fumbles while Aurora's hurt them more. An early Aurora turnover led to a 7-0 Lamar lead as they capitalized on an early gift.
Aurora looked to even things up as Austin Lenox returned the subsequent kickoff 86 yards and was tackled just short of the endzone. Another turnover cost the Houns', but Lamar returned the favor with a fumble of their own in the next two plays.
Aurora answered quickly with a 15 yard touchdown run by Everett Basham. A Manuel Rios extra point tied the game at 7. Lamar would score again on the first of 3 Markel White TD's on the evening, a 1 yard scamper. Aurora answered with a 65 yard Everett Basham TD run. Score 13-13.
Lamar scored again and when Aurora took over on offense, Everett Basham again got loose for a 52 yard run. The drive was capped by an Austin Lenox 1 yard QB sneak TD. Lamar scored late in the 2nd quarter to go into halftime up 26-19.
The Houns' were shut out in the 2nd half, although they threatened to score a couple of times, but were unable to keep the momentum going their way. Untimely turnovers and penalties on the Houns kept this game from being as great a game as was seen in the first half. The Dawgs were defeated by a score of 40-19.
Scoring
1st Qtr
Lamar – Levi Peterson 14 yd TD pass to Alex Henderson (Ben Bailey XP)
Aurora – Everett Basham 15 yard TD run (Manuel Rios XP)
2nd Qtr
Lamar – Markel White 1 yd TD run (xp failed)
Aurora – Everett Basham 65 Yd TD run(xp failed)
Lamar – Markel White 20 yd TD run (2 pt. failed)
Aurora – Austin Lenox 1 yd TD run (2 pt. failed)
Lamar – Brett Campbell 31 yd TD ( Ben Bailey XP)
3rd Qtr
Lamar – Markel White 8 yd TD run (xp failed)
4th Qtr
Lamar – Brett Campbell 2 yd TD run (Levi Peterson 2 pt good)
Highlights
Lamar --Markel White 24 carries for 153 yds and 3 TDs
Aurora – Everett Basham 16 carries for 186 yds and 2 TDs
Next Contest
Carl Junction @ Aurora
Lamar @ Mt. Vernon
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Resending game info without word document
Non-Conference Game
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 1-0 21 20 7 7 55
Warsaw 0-1 0 0 0 8 8
Records 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH Final
Aurora 1-0 21 20 7 7 55
Warsaw 0-1 0 0 0 8 8
Game Summary
Aurora controlled the game from the outset, rolling up a 41-0 cushion by halftime. Turbo-clock from 3rd quarter on with subs playing 2nd half.
Scoring
1st Qtr
Aurora- Everett Basham 6 yd TD run (Manuel Rios PAT good)
Aurora- Andrew Parker 43 yd TD reception from Clayton Sumners (PAT no good)
Aurora- Everett Basham 2 yd TD (Basham 2 pt. conversion)
2nd Qtr
Aurora- Everett Basham 4 yd TD run (PAT good Rios)
Aurora- Austin Lenox 8 yd TD run (PAT no good)
Aurora- Everett Bsham 16 yd TD run (PAT good Rios)
3rd Qtr
Aurora- William Blankenship 32 yd fumble recovery for TD (PAT Rios)
4th Qtr
Aurora- William Blankenship 9 yd TD run (PAT Rios good)
Warsaw- Shawn Poe 9 yd TD run (Poe 2 pt. Conv)
HIGHLIGHTS
Everett Basham 11 carries for 138 yards and 4 TD's
Next Contest
Aurora @ Lamar
Warsaw @ Springfield Central
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Aurora vs. Warsaw
Eric Lenox
Aurora High School
Aurora High School
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Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Web sites
Coaches and AD's ,
I have recently completed web sites for each school in the listening area, 96 total, and within those sites put schedules that I have recieved. At this point the sites are set up for the AD's to have content posting that can be made available to coaches of all sports. It is a simple process which will allow coaches to post box scores from any event in which they play, post upcoming events, makeup dates and whatever information they would like the public to know. This information will be instantly available to any media outlet, and with knowledge post can be directly sent to up to 8 different sources including the AD via email. I still would encourage those coaches to text me the final score for the Scoreboard Shows and Hilites shows, and Chevy Dealers of the Ozarks has stepped up to sponsor a male and female Athlete of The Week, those nominations will need to be made to the school page by Monday of the Following Week. Period will Start on Monday end on Saturday, nominations due monday following and announcement saturday following as follows for the first month of the season: remember it is a male and female athlete.
AD's must contact me on an individual basis to gather posting information for both their school page information and to nominate an athlete for the award, I will due my best to gather information from all sources possible to provide to the selection committee, but it will be more likely seen if it is posted to your school page. And I promise this will be simple. Questions please call me and I will breifly explain the process, 417-327-6914
Week one nominations
August 22-August 27 nominations due by August 29
Announcement made September 3
Week two
August 29-September 3 nominations due by September 5
Announcement made September 10
Week three
September 5-10 nominations due by sept 12
announcement made September 17
Week 4
Sept 12-17 Nominations due Sept 19
Announcement September 24
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