ST. VINCENT HOLDS OFF GAME CHAFFEE 13-7 IN DOUBLE OT

CHAFFEE -- The Chaffee Red Devils may have finished the season with a 2-8 record, but they definitely went out kicking.

Playing heavy favorite St. Vincent Friday night, Chaffee took the Class 1A, District 1 champions to double overtime before falling 13-7.

"All three district games we played tremendous," said Chaffee coach Dennis Horrell. "Once again the kids tonight played outstanding."

Chaffee committed seven turnovers in the game, but the defense allowed just a 1-yard plunge by Bryan Meyer on a third-and-goal play in the second overtime.

"Our defense came up big all night long," said Horrell.

St. Vincent (8-2) scored its only points in regulation on a 22-yard interception return by Aaron Unterreiner on Chaffee's first series of the game.

The Red Devils knotted the score in the second quarter on Matt Graham's 1-yard quarterback sneak on a fourth-down play.

St. Vincent was unable to avoid overtime when a 25-yard field goal attempt failed in the closing seconds.

Both teams misfired on field goal attempts in the first overtime. Chaffee had a 42-yard attempt blocked while St. Vincent missed a 38-yard attempt.

Nick Swinford led Chaffee with 92 yards rushing on 20 attempts. The Red Devils mounted 142 yards total offense to St. Vincent's 185.

Scott City 35, East Prairie 6

SCOTT CITY -- Scott City avenged last year's loss to East Prairie and ended its season with a SEMO South Conference win Friday.

Scott City finished 7-3; East Prairie closed the season with four successive losses and a 3-7 mark.

The score was tied 6-6 after one quarter. Scott City's Howie Stubenrauch scored on a 37-yard run. East Prairie quarterback Conrad Ivie countered with a 92-yard scoring run.

The Rams scored the next 29 points. Scott City led 14-6 at halftime, scored 14 points in the third quarter and added seven in the fourth, while holding East Prairie scoreless for three quarters.

Matt Underwood had a 15-yard scoring run, Adam Spinks recovered a fumble in East Prairie's endzone, Stubenrauch had a 4-yard touchdown run and Lance Amick capped the scoring with a 18-yard scamper.

SOCCER

Eureka 3, Notre Dame 2

WASHINGTON, Mo. -- Second-seeded Notre Dame lost its Class 1A-3A district semifinal game against third-seeded Eureka at St. Francis Borgia High School on Friday.

The game was originally scheduled for Thursday, but was pushed to Friday because of rain.

Notre Dame finished the season 15-5-5.

No further details were available at press time.