The 2019 Football season about to kick off under fourth year head coach Bo Black.
Ty Lindenman, the receiving half of the “Ty to Ty” connection has been named a finalist for consideration to be a recipient for the 2019 Otis Taylor Award, which honors the top tight end/wide receiver in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. Lindenman, one of four finalists, earned the honor with his “Playstation” like numbers in
Your Cougars varsity football team moved to 7 – 2 on the season with a 56 – 42 win over Blue Valley Northwest. Ty Black led the charge completing 15 of 22 passes for 270 yards and 3 TD’s. Ty Lindenman caught 2 of the TD’s and Jack Meylan also had one. Ty Black also
The freshmen football team won a double-header today to finish the season 7 – 3. The Cougars shut out the SM North Indians by a score of 16 – 0. Touchdowns were scored by Jamaree “J-Smooth” McCullough and a pass and catch from Peter “Crafty” Crafton to Malik “The Freak” O’atis. Two point conversions by
The SMNW football team has been nominated as the Hy-Vee High School Team of the Week. Voting is now open! The school with the most votes by 1 pm Wed will be recognized by our station and Hy-Vee both on-air and online. Here is the link to vote: https://www.kctv5.com/sports/high_school_sports/which-kansas-city-area-high-school-football-team-should-win/poll_ac3fdbf0-f82c-11e9-b942-33af69000af6.html
The JV football team ended their season Saturday with a loss to the SMS Raiders 34 – 40. Despite the loss, the Cougars had a great season, finishing the year with a 5 – 3 record.
Your varsity Cougars football team earned a #3 seed in the east division with a win over the SM South Raiders. The Cougars, lead by Ty Black, beat the Raiders 21 – 0. Black threw for 342 yards and 2 TD’s to Ty Lindenman and Duke Henke and the defense forced 3 turnovers with interceptions
The freshmen Cougar football team stopped the South Raiders in their tracks last night with a 45 – 8 victory. The stout defense did some scoring of their own with a safety and two pick sixes by Daron “The Sniper” Kelly and Malik “The Freak” O’Atis. The offense dominated with a touchdown pass from Peter
