CANTON, Mo. — Culver-Stockton College is proud to announce the results of the annual Homecoming Parade Marching Band Competition, held Saturday, Oct. 25 as part of C-SC’s 2025 Homecoming festivities. Bands from across the region showcased their talent and school spirit as they performed along Canton’s Main Street before a lively crowd of alumni, students, and community members.

CLASS AA – High School Division
1. Knox County High School – 119
2. Canton High School – 109
3. Illini-West High School – 100
4. Payson-Seymour High School – 91

CLASS A – High School Division
1. Green City High School
2. Western High School – 124
3. Adair County R-2 (Brashear) High School – 97
4. Adair County R-1 (Novinger) High School – 93
5. Marion County High School – 75

Junior High Division
1. Canton Junior High – 101
2. Payson-Seymour Junior High – 92

Caption Awards
  Best Color guard – Class A: Green City High School
  Best Color guard – Class AA: Illini-West High School
  Best Percussion – Junior High: Canton Junior High
  Best Percussion – High School: Western High School

“Each year, the Homecoming Parade showcases the talent and dedication of our
regional marching bands,” Hollinger said. “We are honored to host these students and directors as part of our Homecoming celebration and to celebrate their musical
excellence,” said Dr. Trent Hollinger, director of bands and chair, Culver-Stockton
College music department.

For more information about the Culver-Stockton College Music Department visit
https://culver.edu/majors/music/.

The Clarence Cannon Conference has announced their all-conference football selections and honors for 2025.

 

Offensive Player of the Year:  Quincy Mayfield-Sr- Monroe City

Defensive Player of the Year:  Layne Chinn- Jr- Monroe City

Coach of the Year:  David Kirby- Monroe City

 

1st Team: (* Denotes "Unanimous" Selection)

All Purpose

Quincy Mayfield- Sr- Monroe City

 

Quarterback

Wyatt DeGrave- Jr- Monroe City

 

Running Back

Jayden Holland- Sr- Monroe City *

Wyatt Augspurg- Jr- Palmyra *

Ethan Ross- Jr- Centralia

 

Receiver

Reid Sammons- Jr- Clark County *

Ryder Lewis- Sr- Macon

 

Tight End

Anthony Ford- Sr- Centralia

 

Offensive Line

Tilmon Sontheimer- Sr- Centralia *

Toby Sapp- Sr- Monroe City *

Colt Threlkeld- Jr- South Shelby *

Kace Holman- Sr- Macon

Colby Jones- Sr- Palmyra

 

Defensive Line

Layne Chinn- Jr- Monroe City *

Colby Jones- Sr- Palmyra *

Chris Brown- Jr- Centralia

 

Defensive End/OLB

Jayden Holland- Sr- Monroe City *

Quincy Mayfield- Sr- Monroe City *

Chase Kempker- Sr- Centralia

 

Linebacker

Toby Sapp- Sr- Monroe City *

Louis Suddarth- Jr- Centralia

Wyatt Augspurg- Jr- Palmyra

 

Defensive Back

Rex Bryson- Sr- Centralia *

Cole Hays- Sr- Monroe City *

Pierce White- Jr- Palmyra *

Lukas Weaver- Jr- Clark County

 

Punter

Hagan Ritter- Sr- Macon

 

Kicker

Joan Corbera- Sr- Macon *

 

Return Specialist

Porter Peters- Jr- Highland

 

2nd Team:

All Purpose

Rex Bryson- Sr- Centralia

 

Quarterback

Chase Moellering- Sr- South Shelby

 

Running Back

Charlie Robinson- Jr- Centralia

Chris Gaus- Sr- Highland

Payton Hetheriton- Sr- Monroe City

 

Receiver

Cole Hays- Sr- Monroe City

Jaxon Gibson- Jr- Palmyra

 

Tight End

Abram Smyser- Sr- Monroe City

 

Offensive Line

Finnian McGuire- Sr- Centralia

Marshall Kable- Sr- Centralia

Blake Rodgers- Sr- Clark County

Blake Pfanner- Sr- Monroe City

Jared Ridout- Jr- Palmyra

 

Defensive Line

Zarek Poe- Jr- Centralia

Riley Moeller- Sr- Clark County

Louis Strayhorn- Jr- South Shelby

 

Defensive End/OLB

Anthony Ford- Sr- Centralia

Kace Holman- Sr- Macon

Henley Snow- Jr- Palmyra

 

Linebacker

Brennan Fuller- Sr- Clark County

Chris Gaus- Sr- Highland

Abram Smyser- Sr- Monroe City

Colt Threlkeld- Jr- South Shelby

 

Defensive Back

Luke Waltemate- Jr- Centralia

Levi Vanatta- Jr- Macon

Da'Viere Holland- Jr- Monroe City

Jaxon Gibson- Jr- Palmyra

Jace McWilliams- Jr- South Shelby

 

Punter

Reid Sammons- Jr- Clark County

 

Kicker

Callahan Hestir- Jr- Centralia

 

Return Specialist

Brennan Fuller- Sr- Clark County

 

Honorable Mention:

Running Back

Peyson Bryson- Sr- Centralia

Hudson Gill- Jr- South Shelby

 

Offensive Line

Tyson Voth- Sr- Highland

Zach Smith- Jr- Monroe City

 

Defensive End/OLB

Amos Phillips- Sr- Clark County

 

Linebacker

Skyler Anderson- Jr- Macon

Raeson Miller- Sr- Palmyra

 

Putnam County is where veteran MSHSAA softball umpire Roger Casady calls home.  But where he REALLY feels at home is behind the plate at a softball game.  But Tuesday night was the final regular season game for Roger to be at his "home" behind the plate.  Casady wrapped up 35 years of umpiring by calling the balls and strikes as the Putnam County Lady Midgets hosted the Princeton Lady Tigers in the regular season finale. 

Joining Casady on his crew were long-time friends Phil Carnes and Joel Shipman.  Both men will tell you immediately that Casady has been both a mentor and role model for them in both working the diamond as well as in personal life.  Many will tell you Casady is one of the best.  Many more will tell you he IS the best.  

In addition to his umpire crew, there were other dignitaries on hand for the event.  Specifically, the man who the field is named after, Max Mothersbaugh, and the man who the entire softball complex is named for, Mike Schmidli.  And oh, by the way, Schmidli is also the head coach for the visiting Princeton Lady Tigers.  Both men had many congratulatory words for Casady pre-game and post-game.

Following player introductions, Casady was joined at home plate by his family and honored with a plaque and a verbal tribute.  Listen below to hear the tribute in its entire, unedited form.

 

On-field tribute honoring Roger Casady

(as aired live on 100.5 KMEM)

 

Click HERE to listen to the entire game broadcast

 

 

Class 1, District 4 (North Shelby bracket)

 

Class 1, District 5 (La Plata bracket)

 

Class 2, District 5 (Highland bracket)