Another Friday night is in the books and it didn’t lack for drama. Thanks to a collection of all of the media outlets, here is the complete high school football scoreboard.

Check back in the morning and we will have game story links, as well. Have a great Labor Day weekend.

Week 2 scoreboard

Rolla 22, Kickapoo 20

Camdenton 30, Parkview 0

Waynesville 35, Glendale 7

Lebanon 17, Hillcrest 6

Warsaw 13, Central 12

Catholic 28, Marshfield 20

Nixa 27, Republic 13

Carthage 39, Ozark 0

Webb City 66, Willard 0

Rogersville 26, Monett 18

Bolivar 62, Reeds Spring 0

Hollister 44, Buffalo 6

Cassville 14, Branson 7

Joplin 42, West Plains 6

Neosho 32, Rogers (Ark.) 0

Skyline 26, Fair Grove 20

Strafford 36, East Newton 8

Stockton 46, Ash Grove 0

Marionville 14, Pleasant Hope 6

Mount Vernon 47, Carl Junction 28

Aurora 12, Lamar 9

Seneca 42, Nevada 8

Miller 40, Diamond 0

Mountain Grove 14, Cabool 0

MV-BT Liberty 46, Thayer 6

Willow Springs 10, Ava 8

Pierce City 43, Liberal 0

Sarcoxie 27, Jasper 6

TAGsgf.com HS football rankings

Class 4-6

1. Rolla 1-0 — Beat Kickapoo 22-20
2. Webb City 1-0 – Beat Willard 66-0
3. Nixa 1-0 — Beat Republic 27-13
4. Joplin 1-0 — Beat West Plains 42-6
5. Lebanon 1-0 — Beat No. 8 Hillcrest 17-6
6. Carthage 1-0 — Beat Ozark 39-0
7. Bolivar 1-0 – Beat Reeds Spring 62-0
8. Hillcrest 1-0 – Lost to No. 5 Lebanon 17-6
9. Parkview 0-1 – Lost to Camdenton 30-0
10. Neosho 0-1 — Beat Rogers (Ark.) 32-0

Class 1-3

1. Cassville 1-0 — Beat Branson 14-7
2. Lamar 1-0 – Lost to Aurora 12-9
3. Rogersville 1-0 — Beat No. 5 Monett 26-18
4. Fair Grove 1-0 — Lost to Skyline 16-16
5. Monett 1-0 – Lost to No. 3 Rogersville 26-18
6. Seneca 0-1 — Beat Nevada 42-8
7. Miller 1-0 – Beat Diamond 40-0
8. Thayer 1-0 — Lost to No. 9 MV-BT Liberty 46-6
9. MV-BT Liberty 0-1 — Beat No. 8 Thayer 46-6
10. Mountain Grove 0-1 – Beat Cabool 14-6

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Camdenton's defensive front had little trouble getting into the Parkview backfield and shutting the Vikings down.

Coming into tonight Camdenton – Parkview looked like a decent matchup. The Vikings’ quirky, deception-based, score a ton offense against a supposedly “down” Lakers squad. It had the makings of a good finish before a a down had been played, but then sometime on Friday we must have time warped. It played out like a game from two or three years ago. Camdenton tossed a doughnut on the Vikings big offense. Parkview managed just one redzone trip, while Camdenton scored on its first three possessions en route to a 30-0 blowout.

Camdenton quarterback Spencer Carlock, senior, said last week’s 21-7 loss to Nixa was a “warm up” for the season. The Lakers (1-1, 1-0 OC) looked pretty loose. The Vikings (0-2, 0-1 OC) scored 35 points against Rolla last week, so where was their offense? That’s the first of just a few things to pull from an otherwise drowsy game of football.

Yes, that yellow blur is really all 11 of Parkview's offensive players. And no, they weren't taking a knee.

* The News-Leader’s Kary Booher and I couldn’t figure out what the appropriate term was for Parkview’s offensive set before the game, before guru Art Hains told me the Vikings run the “Double Wingback“. For a few downs, it’s kind of fun to watch, a visual puzzle of “who really has the ball”. Too bad for them, it wasn’t too successful. They never went away from it until late in the fourth quarter. Everybody is packed into an area the size of a picnic table, with PHS quarterback Cory Faz surrounded by running backs. There’s not a soul spread wide. Faz will fake a couple times to the backs, then either handoff, pitch or keep it himself. It’s designed to fool you. Camdenton, however, was not fooled. Even if the linebackers were confused, the Lakers front four got so much penetration Viking rushers had no room to navigate. The Vikings actually used play-action a couple times late with some success (Surprise! That can happen if you balance things a bit).

* Camdenton was downright dominant in the trenches. The offensive line got the early push on nearly every snap, and as previously mentioned the defensive front was nasty on Friday. Those guys deserve a pizza and a 2-liter of soda each. Just watch the Camdenton touchdown highlight package below – the hole on sophomore Murphy Ward‘s 50-yard touchdown is massive. Needless to say, Carlock sounded pleased when talking about his protection.

* Speaking of Carlock … while the Lakers were picking and choosing when to pass, he’s got a strong arm and makes good reads. He had tons of time in the pocket, but delivered the ball accurately. I was impressed with his longer throws, as well. He only chalked up 77 yards by air – on efficient 9-of-12 passing, but the coaches took their foot off the gas pretty early in this one. Carlock, 6-foot-3, is poised and gives Camdenton quick strike capability, especially with junior Jon Manning (listed as a quarterback) on the outside. Manning made a ridiculous catch on the sideline to convert a 3rd and 18 – the play that I think ultimately slayed the already bumbling Vikings.

* Speaking of quick strike capability … Parkview solidified that it’s something they have not. Touched on this already, but generally when a team trails by multiple touchdowns it will spread things out and try to find a way to get back in the ballgame. Not the case with the Vikings. Instead they crawled into the Double Wingback shell and proved they will live and die by the long drive.

* Going into the game, Darin Francis was the name on my mind. He had 1,800+ yards a year ago and 20+ TDs. He never emerged during the game and finished with 32 yards on the ground.

Notable Stat Geekage

Camdenton, 30

Total Yards: 331
Passing Yards: 77
Rushing Yards: 254
Rough Time of Possession: 30:00

Spencer Carlock, senior, QB:
Passing: 9-for-12, 77 yards, 2 TD
Rushing: 11 carries, 63 yards

Murphy Ward, sophomore, RB:
Rushing: 11 carries, 78 yards, TD

Jon Manning, junior, WR:
Receiving: 4 catches, 50 yards, TD

Parkview, 0

Total Yards: 152
Passing Yards: 32
Rushing Yards: 120
Time of Possession: 18:00

Cory Faz, senior, QB:
Passing: 3-for-6, 32 yards, INT

Blake Williams, senior, RB:
Rushing: 9 carries for 51 yards

Darin Francis, senior, RB:
Rushing: 12 carries, 32 yards

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Branson's Avery Dingman

According to his Facebook page, Branson senior forward Avery Dingman has chosen to play his college basketball at Creighton University.

The 6-foot-6 senior had been mulling offers from Missouri State, Northern Colorado, the Citadel, Central Michigan and TCU, according to KSPR.com, who first unearthed the Facebook post.

Dingman burst on the scene last season as a junior after seeing no time during Branson’s Class 5 quarterfinal run in 2008. But he emerged after a great summer with his Mo-Kan AAU team and showed off a blend of athleticism and skills with his high-flying dunks and 3-point precision. As a senior, he averaged 21.3 points and 5.8 rebounds per game.

Dingman and his Branson teammates are also in this year’s Bass Pro Tournament of Champions field.

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The first high school football Friday is in the books and it was as exciting as many anticipated. And to fill your desire, we have all of the local scores, and as many game-story links from the season-opening night.

Enjoy.

Friday’s scores

Hillcrest 20, Seneca 15 (Click for video highlights)

Joplin 17, Glendale 14

Kickapoo 22, Waynesville 21

Parkview 42, Rolla 35

Catholic 42, East Newton 20

Central  45, St. Louis Lift for Life 16

Nixa 21, Camdenton 14

Webb City 35, Ozark 7

Ash Grove 42, Liberal 8

Ava 35, Strafford 28, OT

Fair Grove 66, Buffalo 0

Rogersville 39, Mount Vernon 21

Republic 32, Willard 7

Aurora 34, Warsaw 0

Bolivar 26, Neosho 19

Carthage 60, Branson 22

Cabool 34, Houston 13

Miller 49, Greenfield 7

Lockwood 49, Diamond 14

Marshfield 51, Hollister 12

Pleasant Hope 41, McAuley 12

Monett 10, McDonald County 0

Cassville 40, Mountain Grove 7

Thayer 20, Salem 14

Pierce City 48, Sarcoxie 7

Adrian 41, El Dorado Springs 6

Lebanon 49, West Plains 6

Willow Springs 22, Reeds Spring 12

Lamar 38, Carl Junction 7

Osceola 21, Marionville 14

Stockton 29, Butler 14

Warrensburg 26, Nevada 9

Cole Camp 27, Skyline 26

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Michael McShane, Dorial Green-Beckham and Donovan Mathis take a moment before Hillcrest's season opener with Seneca.

It didn’t take long to get broken into the 2010 football campaign. It was a crazy fourth quarter on the Hill to get things started. That’s for sure. Much of the talk from Hillcrest‘s wild win over Seneca, 20-15, will be about Dorial Green-Beckham’s 66-yard game-winning catch-and-run. And rightfully so. It’s a big moment at home on opening night against a tough Indians club. There’s quite a bit to take from the contest other than excitement though, so the Hornets should celebrate lightly. If it weren’t for Green-Beckham’s big run and a 90-yard haul by Jeremy Coleman, Hillcrest wouldn’t have been celebrating at all. But the big plays were made, and in the end it’s all about the final score. Heck, DGB’s best play was ruled incomplete (he made a catch and touched endzone dirt with both tiptoes – I wouldn’t bring it up if I didn’t catch the play on video, check out his interview with highlights below to see for yourself). With that said, here’s some food for thought, bullet-point style:

* A lot of the talk heading into the season was the play of Hillcrest’s junior quarterback Matt Futrell. Futrell was admittedly shaky throughout, he missed several reads and had some trouble delivering the ball on target at times. His long ball wasn’t accurate, but the his short-to-intermediate throws were on point. At one point in the game, it felt like a bad sequence in Madden when you keep trying to force the ball to a certain target (DGB was thrown at 17 times) – two seemingly forced throws resulted in interceptions. In time, Futrell will start to figure out those reads. Certainly, this won’t be the same air attack you saw from the Hornets last year, with Green-Beckham coasting under long balls, but a lot more hitch routes and letting his weapons make plays with their feet. While he ended up with nearly 300 yards passing, if you remove the two big gains, his numbers look a little different (With: 12-for-32, 281 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT; Without: 10-for-30, 125 yards, 2 INT). As the game wore on, Futrell began to look more comfortable in the pocket.

* Jeremy Coleman could become a quiet star. Well, maybe not silently, if he keeps putting up numbers like he did on Friday. A lot of defensive backs got a lot of playing time for Seneca, as the Indians put five and six DBs on the field at a time. And most of them were on Green-Beckham’s side of the field. This should make Coleman one of the most dangerous weapons in the area. He pulled in five catches and racked up 166 yards, including the 90-yard haul. His loud numbers were softened by the big game-winner from DGB, but keep an eye out for this speedy receiver. Junior running back  Donovan Mathis has quite a bit of shake out of the backfield as well and is a big gain threat.

* Hillcrest wasn’t able to sustain many drives. The Hornets had three drives of more than 30 yards that lasted longer than a single play – Coleman’s scamper was also on the first play of the drive.
Hillcrest drives:

In short, Seneca’s few defensive mistakes were costly, but the Indians generally kept the Hornets in check.

* The answer could be both, but it seems that either Seneca senior Allen Frost is primed for a monster season or Hillcrest’s run defense is in big, big trouble. Frost is a burly back with a little bit of shiftiness, but doesn’t have scary breakaway speed. Still, he burned the Hornets for 213 yards on 34 carries. Seneca’s offensive line was the best unit in the trenches and Frost had seams for days. Until the Indians were desperate, late in the fourth quarter, they didn’t run a single play in a formation other than the Power-I. Hillcrest’s run blitz wasn’t effective, either, as Frost broke three long gains – including a 38-yard touchdown rumble – on counter plays against it. The Indians dominance in the rushing attack gave them about a 13-minute advantage in time of possession – yes, that’s more than an entire quarter.

* Seneca could be a team on the rise, though very one-sided. Trailing 14-7 with 7:25 to play, the Indians forced a turnover and trudged down field on a masterful 12-play, 6 and-a-half minute drive, with just a single pass play (again, all in the same formation – only varying between twin and split receivers). Quarterback Jacob Rhoades sneaked in from a yard out to pull to 14-13, before Frost dove between his left guard and tackle to convert a 2-point try. The Indians were sound defensively (you can’t blame them too much for misses on Green-Beckham and Coleman), especially considering they probably won’t play too much 3-2-6 the rest of the year.

* Reportedly scouts from the University of Miami, and a few other schools were on hand to check out Green-Beckham.

Notable Stat Geekage

Hillcrest

Total Yards: 340
Passing Yards: 281
Rushing Yards: 59
Rough Time of Possession: 17:30

Matt Futrell, junior, QB:
Passing: 12-for-32, 281 yards, 2 TD, 2 INT

Donovan Mathis, junior, RB:
Rushing: 11 carries, 52 yards, TD

Jeremy Coleman, senior, WR:
Receiving: 5 catches, 166 yards, TD

Dorial Green-Beckham, junior, WR:
Receiving: 5 catches, 125 yards, TD
Green-Beckham was targeted 17 times

Seneca

Total Yards: 296
Passing Yards: 21
Rushing Yards: 275
Time of Possession: 30:30

Jacob Rhoades, senior, QB:
Passing: 2-for-7, 21 yards, INT;
Rushing: 13 carries for 32 yards, TD;

Allen Frost, senior, RB:
Rushing: 34 carries for 213 yards, TD

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KY3 and The CW will air nine men's and eight women's Missouri State games through 2014.

Missouri State announced a two-tier television rights package on Thursday, which will air 17 basketball annually by KY3, Inc., over the next four years (2010-14). Mediacom will pick up eight games in football, volleyball and baseball.

Director of Athletics Kyle Moats said the first tier is an exclusive basketball agreement with KY3, Inc. – parent company of local broadcast stations KYTV and Ozarks CW. It includes nine men’s games and eight women’s games. They will be carried live over the air, on cable and on satellite carriers (Dish Network and Direct TV). Network affiliates already secured include Metro Sports in Kansas City and Charter Communications in St. Louis. More affiliates are being negotiated around the state and region.

Production costs and commercial inventory of the basketball package will be supported by Bass Pro Shops, Chevy Dealers of the Ozarks, St. John’s Hospital, and Great Southern Bank.

Weekly coaches’ shows for football and both basketball teams will be aired on the CW. The Terry Allen Show will be air at 10:30 p.m. every Sunday of the football season.

The second tier of the agreement keeps MSU connected to Mediacom, which has served as the rights holder of basketball programming for the last six years. Four football games will air this season with live telecasts of two home and two road games. The agreement with Mediacom covers a minimum of three football, two volleyball and three baseball games per year through the spring of 2014.

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There is a lot of speculation on what’s going to happen when Missouri State announces its newest sports media contract at 11:30 a.m. And while nothing is official, I started thinking about the conversation I had with MSU Athletic Director Kyle Moats back in December.

There was a specific portion about the future of the media contract and I want to rehash that now. If you’d like to reread the entire Q&A, you can do so by clicking here.

AV: Where does the TV contract stand?

KM: TV is up this year, after basketball season. My goal with the TV is two things: 1) Maximize the exposure for our fans. 2) Help promote our sports. The money part of it is something that’s a factor, but not that big of a factor. I think we’ll be able to retain the dollars and the inventory we need to help sell. We need exposure and promotion of our product. Who can do that the best? Daily there are more and more people that have satellite. (Shrugs shoulders) It’s a factor. You have over-the-air, you have analog, you have HD. That’s a factor. You’ve got video streaming, that’s a factor. You’ve got regional cable, that’s a factor. You put all of that stuff in the pot and you’ve got to come up with what’s best for you. We’re aware of the issues and we need to satisfy the most Bears fans. And I go back to it, we’re not just southwest Missouri and that’s not just who we are trying to cater to. We’re border to border. We’re Tulsa, we’re southeast Missouri, we’re Illinois, we’re going north to Iowa. We’re trying to get to Kansas. We’re a regional school, not just a corner-of-Missouri school. We’re getting bigger and bigger and we’re getting more and more people from outside the area. That’s a good thing and we certainly want to stay true to our roots, but we want to expand for the region. It’s good for the whole university, not just athletics.

AV: When will you make an announcement?

KM: Probably not until the summer. After the first of the year, we’ll try to look at the issues. It will be a bid process. We’ll get the specs together and get into negotiation and get it wrapped up early in the summer. Late spring/early summer.

AV: Any idea who will bid?

KM: I have no idea. You’ve got Mediacom. The two groups that have both stations. I don’t know if either one will have an interest. I don’t know if regional cable will have any interest (like Fox Sports Midwest) and there’s video streaming with ESPN. We’ve got to make sure we don’t step on any toes with the conference. I want the most exposure to get for the program.

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Former Buffalo football coach Ed Hula

Many have been waiting for the fallout of the awkward Buffalo High School football situation and it’s finally happened.

Bison head coach Ed Hula has resigned, according to a story from KSPR.com and a press release from the school.

This is from the KSPR story:

Ed Hula, head football and wrestling coach for the Dallas County School District in Buffalo officially resigned Wednesday morning.

Sources tell KSPR 14 players quit last week to support a teammate, who returned from a one-week vacation, to find his locker cleared out. They say, he was kicked off the team for not attending practice.

After getting a news release from the district announcing Hula’s resignation KSPR called to ask for more details and whether players would be returning to the team, the district official who answered hung up the phone.

The press release reads (rather boringly):

The Dallas County R-I School District received a letter of resignation from Ed Hula effective August 24, 2010. Hula’s resignation as Head Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach and Weight Room Coach was tendered with the understanding that extra-curricular stipends remain in effect for the remainder of the 2010-2011 school year.

Hula has been employed as an instructor and coach for the Dallas County School District for the past five years and will continue to be employed as a teacher for the 2010-2011 school year.

“The Dallas County R-I School District appreciates Ed Hula’s service as a coach during the past five years,” said Robin Ritchie, District Superintendent. According to Ritchie, interim coaches will be assigned to those positions vacated as result of Hula’s resignation until a job search can be conducted and permanent replacements hired by the Dallas County Board of Education.

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Anthony Tolliver

It’s been a big summer for Springfield native Anthony Tolliver.

He has his own Fan Club on Facebook. He is scheduled to make millions of dollars. But now, the former Kickapoo and Creighton and current Minnesota Timberwolves forward may have accomplished his most impressive feat.

He opened a Twitter account. And his handle isn’t easy to remember. That’s part of the reason for this post. To follow him visit:

Twitter.com/ATizzle44_TGBTG

Tolliver, of course, gained some national notoriety by spoofing LeBron James’ “The Decision” earlier this month with his own video announcement. He created a YouTube account for the sole purpose of posting his decision and it’s received more than 269,000 views. In case you missed it, here it is.

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SGF is just weeks away from a brand-new event spot, as the finishing touches are well underway on the O’Reilly Family Event Center on Drury University campus. The 3,000-plus-seat facility will be the new home of Panthers and Lady Panthers volleyball and basketball, but the university isn’t waiting for games to start to throw the doors open. Instead, it’s planning 10 events in October–the tenth month of 2010; is there a numerologist on staff?–to make a monthlong kickoff party the likes of which haven’t been seen in the city anytime recently, and perhaps not ever. So just what do Drury and its shiny new facility have up their collective sleeves? Check this out:

Event 1, October 1: O’Reilly Family Event Center’s Grand Opening, with building tours, a barbeque, a concert with M-Dock Band and former Lady Panther-turned-country singer Liz Moriondo, and a fireworks show. Tickets to the event are $15 for the public and $10 for Drury students and children 12-and-under.

Event 2, October 2: Panther Run benefiting Care to Learn. The center serves as the run’s starting and ending point for the 10-kilometer and five-kilometer runs and two-mile run/walk. The Panther Run is the first race in the Ozark Mountain Ridge Runners’ Triple Crown series.

Event 3, October 8: Lady Panther volleyball gets its first home game of 2010, hosting the University of Missouri of Science and Technology at 7 p.m.

Event 4, October 9: Springfield Symphony Pops concert series featuring music from famous movies.

Event 5, October 15: Panthers and Lady Panthers basketball will entertain fans with its annual kickoff event at 7 p.m. Admission is one can of food.

Event 6, October 16: Hammons School of Architecture’s 25th Anniversary Gala Event.

Event 7, October 23: The ninth annual Drury Athletics Auction starts at 5 p.m.

Event 8, October 28: Axel & The Equators bring swinging blues to the building. Tickets are $25.

Event 9, October 29: Lifehouse and 2009 American Idol winner Kris Allen team up for what should be a huge show for contemporary music fans. Tickets go on sale Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. and cost $29, $25 and $20, depending on seating location.

Event 10, October 30: The Grand Opening Finale Concert with Aretha Franklin at 8 p.m. Tickets are still available.

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The Springfield Quarterback Club — the hidden gem of Springfield’s football season — begins at noon today at its new location, Coyote’s Adobe Cafe, 1742 S. Glenstone.

What makes the weekly meetings of the Quarterback Club, which is open to the public, special? It’s the opportunity to grab a good lunch, get in-person updates from Springfield college and high school coaches and mingle with other football fans — some of which are former coaches.

A buffet lunch costs $9 and gives you access to Missouri State coach Terry Allen, new Evangel coach Brenton Illum, plus the city’s seven high school football coaches including Central’s Ozzie Riley, Glendale’s Joel Heman, Hillcrest’s John Beckham, Kickapoo’s Kuper Kreul, Parkview’s Wes Beachler and Lighthouse Christian’s David Lohn.

Longtime Springfield broadcaster Art Hains will once again be the event’s MC.

For more information visit www.leaguelineup/qbto.

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Jaleshia Roberson has taken a leave of absence from Missouri State.

Junior guard Jaleshia Roberson has taken a leave of absence from the Missouri State women’s basketball program for personal reasons.

Roberson was a Second-Team All-Missouri Valley Conference selection last season when she averaged 14.2 points and 3.0 assists per game. She tied for fifth in the Valley in scoring and is MSU’s primary perimeter scorer. In 2009-10, Roberson hit 91 3-point field goals – second-most in a single season ever at Missouri State.

“We respect and support Jaleshia’s decision to step away from basketball at this time,” Missouri State head coach Nyla Milleson said. “She was an integral part of our success last year, and we expect even bigger things from her in the future. Right now, her priorities need to be focused on her family, and we’ll continue to support her in every way we can.”

Roberson is still enrolled as a full-time student for the fall semester and is in good academic standing. She is eligible to compete in intercollegiate athletics during the 2010-11 season.

The Lady Bears begin pre-season workouts Monday, and open the 2010-11 season Nov. 12 at home against Lamar in the opening round of the Preseason Women’s National Invitation Tournament.

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Tonight is high school football’s version of the preseason. With the full slate of HS football games beginning Friday, Aug. 27, tonight’s preseason scrimmages are the public’s first look at their hometown team against real live opponents.

And the best part of it? The event is called a jamboree. Yes, a jamboree. We can’t make that up.

Each team gets 12 offensive plays and 12 defensive plays against the other teams, and the field split in half for four-team jamborees. No score is kept, at least on a scoreboard. But you better believe the teams and players are keeping track. It also doesn’t last as long as a normal high school football Friday, so it’s worth your time.

Thanks to the help of other local media members, and of course, our own shrewd reporting, here are the locations for tonight’s high school football jamborees:

Most begin at 7 p.m. tonight, except for School of the Osage, which is Saturday.

• Ash Grove — Ash Grove, Greenfield, Lockwood
• Branson — Branson, Kickapoo, Aurora, McDonald County
• Cabool — Cabool, MV-BT Liberty, Thayer, Willow Springs
• Camdenton — Camdenton, Eldon, Marshfield, Republic
• Carl Junction — CJ, Carthage, Monett, Nevada
• Central — Bolivar, Central, Glendale, Hillcrest
• Fair Grove — Catholic, El Dorado Springs, Fair Grove, Miller
• Jefferson City — Columbia Hickman, Lebanon, Jefferson City
• Missouri Southern — Lamar, McAuley, Stockton
• Marionville — East Newton, Hollister, Pleasant Hope, Marionville
• Ozark — Mountain Grove, Reeds Spring, Rogersville, Ozark
• Parkview — Cassville, Neosho, Parkview, Willard
• Pierce City — Ava, Mt. Vernon, Pierce City
• School of the Osage — Missouri Military Academy, School of the Osage, Strafford (11 a.m. Saturday)
• Sullivan — Houston, Pacific, Salem, Sullivan
• Warsaw — Buffalo, Butler, Clinton
• Waynesville — Nixa, Waynesville, West Plains
• Webb City — Joplin, Seneca, West Plains,

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Michael Porter

“Tomorrow is never promised,” Porter said. “The past few months have helped me prioritize things in my life. Whether or not I am able to play basketball again, I want to stay close to home. I love the Missouri State program, but I have a son now, and being a father figure is more important than ever.”

Martin said he respects Porter’s decision and appreciates his hard work while with the program.

“We wish Mike the best and respect where his priorities are,” Martin said. “He has been through a lot this year, and we are grateful for his contributions.”

Porter’s lone year as a Bear included an emergency appendectomy and a torn hamstring. He played in just six games and averaged 3.8 points and 2.2 rebounds in 11 minutes per contest.

Porter plans to take his physical recovery from the accident very slow and rates the chances of ever playing basketball again at 50-50.

“I love the game, and it would be hard to walk away,” Porter explained. “That’s why I am taking everything very slow.”

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Another Price Cutter Charity Championship is now in the rearview mirror.

And Hunter Haas made sure there was very little drama.

The Nationwide Tour veteran didn’t treat Highland Springs Country Club like a launching pad, gouging it with an abundance of super-low scores. Instead, he posted rounds of 65-66-66-65 for a 26-under-par tournament, six strokes better than current Nationwide Tour money leader Jamie Lovemark.

According to the News-Leader’s Erin Bolen, Haas felt he was due and this week’s tournament was the result of a bunch of hard work.

With 21 players at 15-under or better, the News-Leader’s Pam Clark juxtaposes the worlds of two players at two very different crossings in life. The News-Leader also wrapped up the tournament with a notebook.

Video reports: OzarksFirst.com, KY3.com and KSPR.com.

Here is the leaderboard from the final two days.

$	Pos	Start	Ctry	First Name / Last Name			Rnd4	Thru	To Par		R1	R2	R3	R4		Total
48	1	1		Hunter Haas	SC	P	-7	F	-26		65	66	66	65		262
1	T2	T8		Jamie Lovemark	SC	P	-7	F	-20		66	67	70	65		268
-	T2	T5		Jason Schultz	SC	P	-6	F	-20		66	66	70	66		268
94	T2	T2		Jonas Blixt	SC	P	-3	F	-20		67	65	67	69		268
31	T5	T2		Kyle Thompson	SC	P	-2	F	-19		63	67	69	70		269
39	T5	4		Brandt Jobe	SC	P	-3	F	-19		63	71	66	69		269
36	T7	T16		Dicky Pride	SC	P	-7	F	-18		69	68	68	65		270
169	T7	T5		Todd Fischer	SC	P	-4	F	-18		66	70	66	68		270
13	T9	T16		Daniel Summerhays	SC	P	-5	F	-16		66	69	70	67		272
34	T9	T16		Joe Affrunti	SC	P	-5	F	-16		67	69	69	67		272
29	T9	T12		Brian Smock	SC	P	-4	F	-16		66	67	71	68		272
131	T9	T12		Travis Bertoni	SC	P	-4	F	-16		65	70	69	68		272
17	T9	T8		Scott Gutschewski	SC	P	-3	F	-16		66	67	70	69		272
70	T9	T8		Bradley Iles	SC	P	-3	F	-16		67	68	68	69		272
-	T9	T5		Chad Ginn	SC	P	-2	F	-16		67	68	67	70		272
104	T16	T58		Marco Dawson	SC	P	-9	F	-15		69	70	71	63		273
93	T16	T23		Ty Harris	SC	P	-5	F	-15		71	64	71	67		273
-	T16	T23		Glen Day	SC	P	-5	F	-15		67	69	70	67		273
57	T16	T23		Roberto Castro	SC	P	-5	F	-15		69	68	69	67		273
63	T16	T16		Luke List	SC	P	-4	F	-15		72	65	68	68		273
42	T16	T8		Brendan Steele	SC	P	-2	F	-15		69	68	66	70		273
-	T22	T35		Fernando Mechereffe	SC	P	-5	F	-14		70	67	70	67		274
113	T22	T35		Barrett Jarosch	SC	P	-5	F	-14		65	71	71	67		274
19	T22	T23		Chris Nallen	SC	P	-4	F	-14		64	70	72	68		274
9	T22	T23		Tag Ridings	SC	P	-4	F	-14		66	73	67	68		274
89	T22	T23		Nate Smith	SC	P	-4	F	-14		73	66	67	68		274
20	T22	T16		David Hearn	SC	P	-3	F	-14		66	70	69	69		274
12	T22	T16		Jim Herman	SC	P	-3	F	-14		70	69	66	69		274
56	T22	T12		Scott Brown	SC	P	-2	F	-14		69	66	69	70		274
110	T22	T12		Chris Kamin	SC	P	-2	F	-14		67	69	68	70		274
76	T31	T48		Camilo Benedetti	SC	P	-6	F	-13		70	68	71	66		275
-	T31	T23		Trent Whitekiller	SC	P	-3	F	-13		70	69	67	69		275
15	T31	T16		Justin Hicks	SC	P	-2	F	-13		64	68	73	70		275
82	T34	T64		Steven Bowditch	SC	P	-8	F	-12		69	70	73	64		276
7	T34	T41		Jhonattan Vegas	SC	P	-4	F	-12		67	70	71	68		276
225	T34	T23		Gary Woodland	SC	P	-2	F	-12		68	67	71	70		276
-	T37	T58		Billy Horschel	SC	P	-5	F	-11		70	68	72	67		277
119	T37	T48		Nick Rousey	SC	P	-4	F	-11		69	70	70	68		277
23	T37	T48		Keegan Bradley	SC	P	-4	F	-11		67	72	70	68		277
227	T37	T48		Ben Bates	SC	P	-4	F	-11		67	72	70	68		277
21	T37	T41		Colt Knost	SC	P	-3	F	-11		67	68	73	69		277
65	T37	T41		Scott Sterling	SC	P	-3	F	-11		68	69	71	69		277
109	T37	T35		Bubba Dickerson	SC	P	-2	F	-11		66	70	71	70		277
37	T37	T35		Scott Stallings	SC	P	-2	F	-11		67	72	68	70		277
14	T37	T35		James Hahn	SC	P	-2	F	-11		68	70	69	70		277
179	T37	T23		Todd Demsey	SC	P	-1	F	-11		68	67	71	71		277
44	T47	T58		Doug LaBelle II	SC	P	-4	F	-10		71	68	71	68		278
152	T47	T48		Alan Morin	SC	P	-3	F	-10		71	68	70	69		278
124	T47	T23		Sal Spallone	SC	P	E	F	-10		67	68	71	72		278
60	T47	T23		J.J. Killeen	SC	P	E	F	-10		67	69	70	72		278
187	T51	T58		Oskar Bergman	SC	P	-3	F	-9		68	69	73	69		279
86	T51	T48		Jeff Gallagher	SC	P	-2	F	-9		70	69	70	70		279
79	T51	T48		Casey Wittenberg	SC	P	-2	F	-9		70	69	70	70		279
50	T51	T41		Nick Flanagan	SC	P	-1	F	-9		70	66	72	71		279
200	T51	T35		Tommy Biershenk	SC	P	E	F	-9		66	65	76	72		279
191	T51	T23		Joel Edwards	SC	P	1	F	-9		65	70	71	73		279
88	T57	T48		Garrett Osborn	SC	P	-1	F	-8		68	68	73	71		280
-	T57	T41		Andrew Johnson	SC	P	E	F	-8		69	67	72	72		280
197	59	T41		Dustin White	SC	P	1	F	-7		66	70	72	73		281
6	T60	T66		Bobby Gates	SC	P	-4	F	-6		69	69	76	68		282
176	T60	T62		Diego Vanegas	SC	P	-1	F	-6		69	69	73	71		282
-	T60	T48		Willie Wood	SC	P	1	F	-6		65	71	73	73		282
218	63	T48		Steve Holmes	SC	P	2	F	-5		68	66	75	74		283
229	64	T62		Brett Lederer	SC	P	1	F	-4		67	72	72	73		284
122	65	T66		Matthew Borchert	SC	P	-1	F	-3		67	71	76	71		285
156	66	T64		John Kimbell	SC	P	2	F	-2		69	68	75	74		286
54	67	T41		Scott Gardiner	SC	P	7	F	-1		65	74	69	79		287

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Who will emerge as the big winner of the weekend?

Kyle Thompson

The Leaders

• 1. Kyle Thompson -14 (63-67)
• 2. (tie) Hunter Haas -13 (65-66)
• 2. (tie) Tommy Biershenk -13 (66-65)
• 4. (tie) Jason Schultz -12 (66-66)
• 4. (tie) Justin Hicks -12 (64-68)
• 4. (tie) Jonas Blixt -12 (67-65)
• 7. (tie) Jamie Lovemark -11 (66-67)
• 7. (tie) Scott Gutschewski -11 (66-67)
• 7. (tie) Brian Smock -11 (66-67)
• 10. (tie) Steve Holmes -10 (68-66)
• 10. (tie) Brandt Jobe -10 (63-71)
• 10. (tie) Chris Nallen -10 (64-70)

Fun facts

• Easiest hole: No. 11, which is a 535-yard par 5. It averaged 4.4 strokes per golfer.
• Toughest hole: No. 14, which is a 427-yard par 4. It averaged 4.2 strokes.
• Local flavor: SGF Native Brian Bennett missed the cut by three strokes, shooting 1-under-par 71 on Thursday to finish 2-under for the tournament.
• Best round of the day: Ty Harris shot a second-round 8-under 64.

The rest of the media

• Hunter Haas feel right at home in SGF— News-Leader’s Erin Bolen
• Two golfers got in a shouting match on the course. Awesome. — News-Leader’s Erin Bolen
  
• Sidebar on a 50-yaear-old golfer — News-Leader’s Lyndal Scranton
• PCCC Notebook — News-Leader
  
• KOLR 10 checks in with their coverage.
• KY3 does their thing, too.
• KSPR has some video, too.
  

Ticket information

Cost: $10 for General admission badges for today and Sunday.

The entire scoreboard (as of 9 a.m.)

$	Pos	Start	Ctry	First Name / Last Name			Today	Thru	To Par		R1	R2	R3	R4		Total
31	1	1		Kyle Thompson	SC	P	12:10 pm		-14		63	67	–	–		130
48	T2	T2		Hunter Haas	SC	P	12:10 pm		-13		65	66	–	–		131
200	T2	T2		Tommy Biershenk	SC	P	12:00 pm		-13		66	65	–	–		131
-	T4	T4		Jason Schultz	SC	P	12:00 pm		-12		66	66	–	–		132
15	T4	T4		Justin Hicks	SC	P	11:50 am		-12		64	68	–	–		132
94	T4	T4		Jonas Blixt	SC	P	11:50 am		-12		67	65	–	–		132
1	T7	T7		Jamie Lovemark	SC	P	11:40 am		-11		66	67	–	–		133
17	T7	T7		Scott Gutschewski	SC	P	11:40 am		-11		66	67	–	–		133
29	T7	T7		Brian Smock	SC	P	11:30 am		-11		66	67	–	–		133
218	T10	T10		Steve Holmes	SC	P	11:30 am		-10		68	66	–	–		134
39	T10	T10		Brandt Jobe	SC	P	11:20 am		-10		63	71	–	–		134
19	T10	T10		Chris Nallen	SC	P	11:20 am		-10		64	70	–	–		134
89	T13	T52		Nate Smith	SC	P	-4	8	-9		73	66	–	–		139
70	T13	T13		Bradley Iles	SC	P	11:10 am		-9		67	68	–	–		135
13	T13	T13		Daniel Summerhays	SC	P	11:10 am		-9		66	69	–	–		135
93	T13	T13		Ty Harris	SC	P	11:00 am		-9		71	64	–	–		135
191	T13	T13		Joel Edwards	SC	P	11:00 am		-9		65	70	–	–		135
124	T13	T13		Sal Spallone	SC	P	10:50 am		-9		67	68	–	–		135
21	T13	T13		Colt Knost	SC	P	10:50 am		-9		67	68	–	–		135
225	T13	T13		Gary Woodland	SC	P	10:40 am		-9		68	67	–	–		135
179	T13	T13		Todd Demsey	SC	P	10:40 am		-9		68	67	–	–		135
56	T13	T13		Scott Brown	SC	P	10:30 am		-9		69	66	–	–		135
-	T13	T13		Chad Ginn	SC	P	10:30 am		-9		67	68	–	–		135
131	T13	T13		Travis Bertoni	SC	P	10:20 am		-9		65	70	–	–		135
37	T25	T52		Scott Stallings	SC	P	-3	8	-8		67	72	–	–		139
54	T25	T52		Scott Gardiner	SC	P	-3	5	-8		65	74	–	–		139
14	T25	T46		James Hahn	SC	P	-2	3	-8		68	70	–	–		138
50	T25	T24		Nick Flanagan	SC	P	10:20 am		-8		70	66	–	–		136
60	T25	T24		J.J. Killeen	SC	P	10:10 am		-8		67	69	–	–		136
109	T25	T24		Bubba Dickerson	SC	P	10:10 am		-8		66	70	–	–		136
-	T25	T24		Willie Wood	SC	P	10:00 am		-8		65	71	–	–		136
113	T25	T24		Barrett Jarosch	SC	P	10:00 am		-8		65	71	–	–		136
88	T25	T24		Garrett Osborn	SC	P	9:51 am		-8		68	68	–	–		136
34	T25	T24		Joe Affrunti	SC	P	9:51 am		-8		67	69	–	–		136
20	T25	T24		David Hearn	SC	P	9:42 am		-8		66	70	–	–		136
-	T25	T24		Glen Day	SC	P	9:42 am		-8		67	69	–	–		136
169	T25	T24		Todd Fischer	SC	P	9:33 am		-8		66	70	–	–		136
197	T25	T24		Dustin White	SC	P	9:33 am		-8		66	70	–	–		136
110	T25	T24		Chris Kamin	SC	P	9:24 am		-8		67	69	–	–		136
-	T25	T24		Andrew Johnson	SC	P	9:24 am		-8		69	67	–	–		136
79	T41	T52		Casey Wittenberg	SC	P	-2	9	-7		70	69	–	–		139
12	T41	T52		Jim Herman	SC	P	-2	5	-7		70	69	–	–		139
9	T41	T52		Tag Ridings	SC	P	-2	4	-7		66	73	–	–		139
57	T41	T37		Roberto Castro	SC	P	E	1	-7		69	68	–	–		137
7	T41	T37		Jhonattan Vegas	SC	P	9:15 am		-7		67	70	–	–		137
63	T41	T37		Luke List	SC	P	9:15 am		-7		72	65	–	–		137
65	T41	T37		Scott Sterling	SC	P	9:06 am		-7		68	69	–	–		137
187	T41	T37		Oskar Bergman	SC	P	9:06 am		-7		68	69	–	–		137
-	T41	T37		Fernando Mechereffe	SC	P	8:57 am		-7		70	67	–	–		137
42	T41	T37		Brendan Steele	SC	P	8:57 am		-7		69	68	–	–		137
156	T41	T37		John Kimbell	SC	P	8:48 am		-7		69	68	–	–		137
36	T41	T37		Dicky Pride	SC	P	8:48 am		-7		69	68	–	–		137
82	T53	T52		Steven Bowditch	SC	P	-1	11	-6		69	70	–	–		139
23	T53	T52		Keegan Bradley	SC	P	-1	8	-6		67	72	–	–		139
119	T53	T52		Nick Rousey	SC	P	-1	7	-6		69	70	–	–		139
-	T53	T52		Trent Whitekiller	SC	P	-1	7	-6		70	69	–	–		139
86	T53	T52		Jeff Gallagher	SC	P	-1	5	-6		70	69	–	–		139
122	T53	T46		Matthew Borchert	SC	P	E	3	-6		67	71	–	–		138
76	T53	T46		Camilo Benedetti	SC	P	E	2	-6		70	68	–	–		138
-	T53	T46		Billy Horschel	SC	P	E	1	-6		70	68	–	–		138
152	T61	T52		Alan Morin	SC	P	E	6	-5		71	68	–	–		139
6	T61	T46		Bobby Gates	SC	P	1	4	-5		69	69	–	–		138
176	T61	T46		Diego Vanegas	SC	P	1	2	-5		69	69	–	–		138
44	T64	T52		Doug LaBelle II	SC	P	1	9	-4		71	68	–	–		139
227	T64	T52		Ben Bates	SC	P	1	8	-4		67	72	–	–		139
229	T64	T52		Brett Lederer	SC	P	1	6	-4		67	72	–	–		139
104	T64	T52		Marco Dawson	SC	P	1	5	-4		69	70	–	–		139
The following players failed to make the Cut: -5
105	-	T68		Ted Brown		SC	–	–	–		70	70	–	–		140
128	-	T68		Jason Gore		SC	–	–	–		73	67	–	–		140
106	-	T68		Esteban Toledo		SC	–	–	–		75	65	–	–		140
68	-	T68		Bob May		SC	–	–	–		70	70	–	–		140
188	-	T68		Jeff Curl		SC	–	–	–		71	69	–	–		140
80	-	T68		Geoffrey Sisk		SC	–	–	–		72	68	–	–		140
136	-	T68		Brian Bateman		SC	–	–	–		71	69	–	–		140
222	-	T68		Robert Gamez		SC	–	–	–		69	71	–	–		140
115	-	T68		Kelly Grunewald		SC	–	–	–		71	69	–	–		140
149	-	T68		Brice Garnett		SC	–	–	–		68	72	–	–		140
67	-	T78		Rob Oppenheim		SC	–	–	–		68	73	–	–		141
129	-	T78		Dan Buchner		SC	–	–	–		71	70	–	–		141
-	-	T78		Tim Wilkinson		SC	–	–	–		73	68	–	–		141
143	-	T78		Jay Delsing		SC	–	–	–		72	69	–	–		141
-	-	T78		Sean Murphy		SC	–	–	–		69	72	–	–		141
18	-	T78		B.J. Staten		SC	–	–	–		72	69	–	–		141
-	-	T78		Blake Graham		SC	–	–	–		73	68	–	–		141
192	-	T78		Bob Heintz		SC	–	–	–		71	70	–	–		141
66	-	T78		Andrew Svoboda		SC	–	–	–		71	70	–	–		141
2	-	T78		Tommy Gainey		SC	–	–	–		70	71	–	–		141
117	-	T78		Patrick Sheehan		SC	–	–	–		70	71	–	–		141
118	-	T78		Stephen Poole		SC	–	–	–		67	74	–	–		141
151	-	T78		Brad Adamonis		SC	–	–	–		69	72	–	–		141
51	-	T78		Adam Bland		SC	–	–	–		71	70	–	–		141
153	-	T78		Jess Daley		SC	–	–	–		75	66	–	–		141
135	-	T78		Jesse Hutchins		SC	–	–	–		69	72	–	–		141
38	-	T94		Paul Claxton		SC	–	–	–		73	69	–	–		142
103	-	T94		Ken Duke		SC	–	–	–		70	72	–	–		142
165	-	T94		Chris Mundorf		SC	–	–	–		71	71	–	–		142
116	-	T94		Justin Peters		SC	–	–	–		72	70	–	–		142
-	-	T94		Philip Pettitt, Jr.		SC	–	–	–		72	70	–	–		142
130	-	T94		Robert Damron		SC	–	–	–		68	74	–	–		142
235	-	T94		Tom Scherrer		SC	–	–	–		71	71	–	–		142
100	-	T94		Brad Elder		SC	–	–	–		72	70	–	–		142
157	-	T94		Ted Potter, Jr.		SC	–	–	–		71	71	–	–		142
194	-	T94		Ryan Hietala		SC	–	–	–		72	70	–	–		142
158	-	T94		Nathan Tyler		SC	–	–	–		69	73	–	–		142
-	-	T94		Brian Bennett		SC	–	–	–		71	71	–	–		142
134	-	T94		Chris Parra		SC	–	–	–		67	75	–	–		142
160	-	T107		David Morland IV		SC	–	–	–		73	70	–	–		143
161	-	T107		Julien Trudeau		SC	–	–	–		74	69	–	–		143
-	-	T107		Stephen Dartnall		SC	–	–	–		71	72	–	–		143
58	-	T107		Ryan Armour		SC	–	–	–		70	73	–	–		143
25	-	T107		Alistair Presnell		SC	–	–	–		69	74	–	–		143
62	-	T107		Darron Stiles		SC	–	–	–		73	70	–	–		143
49	-	T107		Kevin Kisner		SC	–	–	–		67	76	–	–		143
41	-	T107		Frank Lickliter II		SC	–	–	–		70	73	–	–		143
45	-	T107		Zack Miller		SC	–	–	–		70	73	–	–		143
166	-	T107		Leif Olson		SC	–	–	–		71	72	–	–		143
123	-	T117		Arjun Atwal		SC	–	–	–		70	74	–	–		144
99	-	T117		Dave Schultz		SC	–	–	–		70	74	–	–		144
177	-	T117		Hugo Leon		SC	–	–	–		74	70	–	–		144
163	-	T117		Emmett Turner		SC	–	–	–		75	69	–	–		144
145	-	T117		David Robinson		SC	–	–	–		70	74	–	–		144
84	-	T117		Josh Broadaway		SC	–	–	–		71	73	–	–		144
-	-	T117		Brendon Todd		SC	–	–	–		74	70	–	–		144
192	-	T117		Nick Beach		SC	–	–	–		71	73	–	–		144
183	-	T117		Bret Guetz		SC	–	–	–		71	73	–	–		144
-	-	T117		Ryan Spears		SC	–	–	–		68	76	–	–		144
77	-	T127		Ron Whittaker		SC	–	–	–		74	71	–	–		145
85	-	T127		Craig Barlow		SC	–	–	–		71	74	–	–		145
-	-	T127		Michael Baird		SC	–	–	–		77	68	–	–		145
91	-	T127		Dustin Risdon		SC	–	–	–		70	75	–	–		145
61	-	T127		David Branshaw		SC	–	–	–		73	72	–	–		145
140	-	T127		Rick Price		SC	–	–	–		72	73	–	–		145
64	-	T133		Miguel Angel Carballo		SC	–	–	–		71	75	–	–		146
75	-	T133		Brian Vranesh		SC	–	–	–		72	74	–	–		146
-	-	T133		Rhein Gibson		SC	–	–	–		73	73	–	–		146
144	-	T133		Brady Schnell		SC	–	–	–		71	75	–	–		146
168	-	T133		Keven Fortin-Simard		SC	–	–	–		73	73	–	–		146
233	-	T138		Mike Heinen		SC	–	–	–		76	71	–	–		147
142	-	T138		Daniel Barbetti		SC	–	–	–		77	70	–	–		147
27	-	T138		Steve Pate		SC	–	–	–		77	70	–	–		147
69	-	T138		Kyle Reifers		SC	–	–	–		75	72	–	–		147
154	-	T142		Bobby MacWhinnie		SC	–	–	–		74	74	–	–		148
220	-	T142		Michael Sims		SC	–	–	–		70	78	–	–		148
203	-	T142		Robert Streb		SC	–	–	–		73	75	–	–		148
-	-	T142		Rob Wilkin		SC	–	–	–		71	77	–	–		148
30	-	T142		Jin Park		SC	–	–	–		68	80	–	–		148
126	-	T142		Madalitso Muthiya		SC	–	–	–		73	75	–	–		148
-	-	T142		Wes Homan		SC	–	–	–		75	73	–	–		148
-	-	149		Nickolas Jones		SC	–	–	–		73	76	–	–		149
59	-	T150		Won Joon Lee		SC	–	–	–		79	71	–	–		150
227	-	T150		Robert Gwin		SC	–	–	–		77	73	–	–		150
-	-	T150		Brett Munson		SC	–	–	–		72	78	–	–		150
22	-	T153		William McGirt		SC	–	–	–		76	76	–	–		152
-	-	T153		Brett Melton		SC	–	–	–		75	77	–	–		152
35	-	155		Kyle Stanley		SC	–	–	–		77	76	–	–		153
83	WD	T150		Tjaart van der Walt		SC	Withdrawn				77	–	–	–		77