T he North Andrew Cardinals got back in the win column last week with a 56-0 win over DeKalb. The Cardinals now begin a tough stretch of games where their three opponents have a combined record of 5-1.
S ix Lady Savages made the trip to Mozingo Lake Golf Course on Sept. 9 to compete in the Maryville Best-Ball Tournament.
T he Lady Savages keep rolling with a 8-1 victory of the Bishop LeBlond Eagles on Sept. 9. This puts the Savages 3-1 on the season and 2-1 in conference.
T he Savannah Savages snatched their first win of the season last week in Gower as they took down the Bulldogs 20-0. The Savages will be tested once again this week as they travel to Kirksville to take on the 2-0 Tigers.
The Savannah Savages have opened every season under head coach Anthony Hays against a tough non-conference opponent. Last week was no different as the Savages opened 2024 with a 14-12 loss to the Pleasant Hill Roosters.
For the second-straight season, Nodaway Valley was too much for the North Andrew Cardinals to handle as the Thunder pulled away in the second half to a 42-16 win.
The North Andrew Cardinals were never able to truly get on track last season — finishing with a 13-11 record. However, in 2024, the Cardinals bring a strong group of upperclassmen and a new head coach.
The North Andrew Cardinals start the season with a chance at avenging a 24-point loss last season to the Nodaway Valley Thunder. The Thunder and Cardinals both come into the game with talented teams that will be short-handed Week One.
T he Savannah Savages got off to a good start in 2024, winning the St. Joseph City Jamboree for the second-straight year.