March 24, 2012

Cape County Enforcers vs. Springfield Guns football

The Cape County Enforcers fell to the Springfield Guns 14-8 in overtime in a benefit football game for Travis Sikes on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at Cape Central High School's Tiger Stadium.

FRED LYNCH ~ flynch@semissourian.com The Cape County Enforcers draw first blood with a touchdown catch by Mike Miller against the Springfield Guns in the second quarter of the benefit football game.

St. Louis Rams cheerleaders Meghan Caldwell, left, and Ashley Eavenson autograph pictures prior to the game.

Cape Girardeau fire chief Rick Ennis helps out the Cape Girardeau County law enforcement officers as they do battle with the civilians team in the wing eating contest sponsored by Buffalo Wild Wings.

Nick Staebel, left, with the civilians team eats against Daniel Fisher with the law enforcement team on the final relay of the wing eating contest.

In a photo finish, the law enforcement team wins the wing eating contest.

Neal E. Boyd sings the national anthem prior to the benefit football game.

MacGraddie Robinson carries the ball for the Enforcers in the first quarter.

The Enforcers' MacGraddie Robinson is tackled by the Springfield Guns in the first quarter.

The Enforcers' Jamie Hann breaks away from a Springfield Guns defender in the first quarter.

Alex Broch scores the two-point conversion for the Cape County Enforcers in the second quarter.

FRED LYNCH ~ flynch@semissourian.com Cape County Enforcers coach Tim Smith talks to his team after a scoreless first quarter of play with the Springfield Guns Saturday, March 24, 2012 at the Cape Central High School's Tiger Stadium. Proceeds from pregame activities and the game will benefit Travis Sikes, a 17-year veteran of the Cape Girardeau County Sheriff's Department who was diagnosed last October with mantel cell lymphoma, a rare form of cancer.

Luther Bonds watches the game from the sideline with the Cape County Enforcers.

A two-mile run/walk sponsored by Crossfit 573 begins before the football game.

Weston Barker, left, and Bradley Smith finish first in the two-mile run/walk.

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The Cape County Enforcers fell to the Springfield Guns 14-8 in overtime in a benefit football game for Travis Sikes on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at Cape Central High School's Tiger Stadium.

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