Missouri High School Football Final Scores for November 6

Missouri High School Football Results from November 6

The high school football landscape across Missouri saw a massive slate of games reach completion on November 6, with final scores reported by High School On SI via Yahoo Sports. As the postseason picture sharpens, the results from Thursday night offer a clear look at the current standing of programs ranging from state-ranked powerhouses to local contenders.

Missouri High School Football Final Scores for November 6

In notable matchups involving ranked teams, No. 19 St. Louis University shut out Ritenour 35-0, while No. 3 Kearney cruised past Benton with a 56-7 victory. The competition remained intense among the top-tier programs, as evidenced by No. 5 Christian Brothers College edging out No. 6 De Smet Jesuit 38-28. Meanwhile, No. 1 Jackson maintained its momentum with a commanding 49-7 win over Lindbergh.

Regional Scores and Performance Highlights

The volume of games played on November 6 underscores the density of the Missouri high school football schedule during this phase of the season. Blowout victories and tight contests were both represented in the final tallies:

Winning Team	Score	Losing Team
Logan-Rogersville	85-26	Monett
No. 16 Savannah	77-0	Smithville
Butler	70-14	Lone Jack/Kingsville
Louisiana	72-0	Veritas Christian Academy
No. 7 Raymore-Peculiar	52-41	No. 18 Lee’s Summit West
No. 2 Blue Springs	28-14	No. 10 Lee’s Summit

Other significant outcomes included No. 9 Cardinal Ritter College Prep defeating Ladue Horton Watkins 36-21, and No. 23 Blair Oaks securing a 49-7 win over South Callaway. In a closely contested game, No. 8 Rockhurst narrowly defeated No. 17 North Kansas City 33-32. Further results saw No. 22 Maryville defeat Richmond 63-30, while No. 25 Tipton handled Windsor 56-14. No. 14 Valle Catholic continued its strong form with a 54-14 victory against Hermann.

Impact on Local Communities

For the student-athletes and communities involved, these results represent the culmination of weeks of preparation. Programs like Lockwood/Golden City, which put up 80 points in their win against New Heights Christian Academy, and Savannah, which held its opponent scoreless, highlight the variance in competitive parity across different divisions. The stakes for these schools extend beyond the scoreboard, as these games are critical for playoff positioning and regional rankings.

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While some programs celebrated decisive victories, others faced the reality of a season coming to an end. The logistical challenge for schools managing these late-season games remains significant, as athletic departments coordinate everything from stadium capacity to travel for regional matchups. As reported by High School On SI, the full scope of the November 6 results reflects the broad participation in Missouri athletics, with programs like Crystal City receiving a win via forfeit against Principia, illustrating the unpredictable nature of the gridiron.

With the regular season concluding and tournament brackets taking shape, the focus for these teams now shifts toward the physical and mental demands of the postseason. The consistency shown by top-ranked teams provides a baseline for expectations, but as the tight scores in games like Nixa’s 49-0 win over Waynesville or the 19-18 nail-biter between Lawson and Mid-Buchanan demonstrate, anything can happen once the playoffs begin.