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06/23/09

Mid-Missouri goes 2-0 on champions tour
The Mid-Missouri Outlaws took down another champion Saturday night at Mehlville High School in St. Louis. The Outlaws beat the East Central Missouri Eagles 33-13 in an 11-man football game. East Central won the 2008 Great Midwest Division title in the Alliance Football League..... Click on title to read more

06/22/09

Mustangs(CPFL) travel to Iowa Blackhawks(APFL) on a Friday Night for an Indoor Game
Mell Holliday score five rushing touchdowns and Iowa scored on eight of its 11 offensive possessions in its 74-36 win over the Missouri Mustangs Friday at the Mid-America Center. ..... Click on title to read more The non-league victory snapped a two-game losing skid by the Blackhawks (5-2), who opened the season with five consecutive wins. Chris Moore and Scott Yates each returned interceptions for scores while defensive lineman Albert Rodriguez recorded a pair of safeties in the first half. Iowa wraps up its regular season next Saturday by hosting Springfield at the MAC.

06/08/09

Outlaws(CPFL) plunder Blackhawks(APFL) of win
The Mid-Missouri Outlaws rallied from a 35-0 deficit Saturday night to stun the Iowa Blackhawks 54-49 in Council Bluffs, Iowa. “I can’t believe it,” Outlaws coach Travis Jobe said. “I knew we were good enough to play with them. ... We were a little shell-shocked at the start. The speed of the game’s a little faster. They’ve got pro athletes. They get paid and practice three times a week. We don’t practice because of everybody’s jobs.” The Outlaws (11-0) began their comeback in the second quarter, scoring 22 points before halftime. Kyle Middleton threw two touchdown passes and scored on a 1-yard run to slice the Blackhawks’ lead to 35-22 at intermission..... Click on title to read more

06/08/09

Outaws(CPFL) Beat the Iowa Blackhawks(APFL) in a non-league game
Although it seemed unlikely at the outset, the battle of the unbeatens lived up to its pregame billing Saturday at the Mid-America Center. The Iowa Blackhawks, leaders of the American Professional Football League, scored on their first five possessions and led 35-0 yet fell to Central Plains Football League champion Mid-Missouri 54-49 when the Outlaws stopped 235-pound running back Mell Holliday on first-and-goal at the 1 as time expired. Iowa (5-1) jumped on top Saturday when Marque McCray hauled in a 28-yard touchdown reception from Chuck Wright on the third play from scrimmage. Holliday added a pair of first-half rushing TDs as the Blackhawks built a 35-0 lead less than 20 minutes into the game. At that point, Mid-Missouri had one turnover and had managed only a single yard of total offense. However, the Outlaws found their offensive groove midway through the second and outscored Iowa 54-14 over the final 2 1/2 quarters to improve to 11-0. "We’ve been down like this before," Mid-Missouri quarterback Kyle Middleton said. "Granted this is a completely better league, but we’ve got some true champions on the team. They knew we could battle back. We knew our offense was going to put up points, and our defense was the best in our league. We knew they were going to make a stop there." Middleton threw a pair of scoring passes and rushed for another to pull the Outlaws to within 35-22 at the half. A 10-yard interception return for a TD by Antoine Stewart with 7:58 left in the third cut the Iowa lead to 42-36, and Mid-Missouri was seemingly going to have a chance to tie or move in front when Stewart scooped up a Holliday fumble at the goal line and started racing the other way. ..... Click on title to read more

06/06/09

Blackhawks(APFL) vs Outlaws(CPFL) Pregame
Mike Wolff can see the benefits of a bye week in the middle of a rugged season as much as any other football coach. But considering the way his unbeaten Iowa team had played thus far in 2009, he’s not sure a break is what the Blackhawks really needed. While he appreciates the opportunity for his players to heal their war wounds, he can’t help but wonder if they can regain the momentum they had before the recent break in their schedule. Iowa enters tonight’s 7:05 game against Mid-Missouri at the Mid-America Center with a perfect 5-0 record in American Professional Football league play. But Wolff is concerned about whether his team can pick up where it left off when it hosts the Central Plains Football League-champion Outlaws, who recently capped a 10-0 season of their own with a third consecutive league title...... Click on title to read more

06/01/09

Outlaws rout Bulldogs for third straight championship
Make it three in a row and a perfect season for the Mid-Missouri Outlaws. The Outlaws blew out to a 48-16 halftime lead Saturday on the way to a 62-35 win over the Independence Bulldogs to win the championship of the Central Plains Football League. The Outlaws (10-0) have claimed the championship in all three years of the league’s existence. click on heading for the rest of the article

06/01/09

Mustangs(CPFL) got a last minute call to travel to Topeka. Took 14 guys
After watching his team suffer its second loss of the season to the Iowa Blackhawks last week, Kansas Koyotes coach Jim Green knew his team needed to bounce back Saturday night at Landon Arena, no matter who it was playing. The fact that they were matched up against a fill-in team that suited up just 14 players made it a little easier for Green and the Koyotes to accomplish that task. Kansas put up 44 points in the first quarter en route to a dominating 84-38 victory against the Missouri Mustangs, a team from the Central Plains Football League who showed up in place of the Florida Scorpions. ..... Click on title to read more

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Top Players

Rushing Yards

1. LaStrada, Nick	215
2. Baker, Shawn	165
3. Vercher, Chris	133
4. Brown, Marvin	105
5. Crosby, John	94
6. James, Marcus	75
7. Nix, Dezmand	68
8. Scoma, David	61
9. Adamczyk-Captain, Josh	57
10. Sullivan, Matt	57

Yards Receiving

1. Maxwell, Adam	368
2. Phillips, Nathan	304
3. Smith, Jared	284
4. Dobie, TR	274
5. Lyles, Ben	169
6. Bryan, Adam	140
7. Luebbe, Aaron	132
8. Brown, Eric	120
9. Smith, Steve	115
10. Hampy, Shawn	113

Solo Tackles

1. Brown, Marvin	54
2. Campbell, Terrance	46
3. Mathews, Shane	30
4. Shaw, Andre	28
5. Williams, Antoine	24
6. Fannin, Stephen	22
7. Tua, Tufue	21
8. Hawkins, Roger	20
9. Romazon, Corey	19
10. Jobe, Travis	17