Audrey Dougherty, daughter of Clint & Mackenzie Dougherty
Westyn Amthor, son of Kari Beth and Wyatt Amthor, escorted by Braylyn Wood
Desmond Chaney, son of Tyne and JR Chaney, escorted by Raylynn Jenkins
Gabe Gebhards, son of Rebekah and Chris Gebhards, escorted by Reese Herron
Jadyn Geib, son of Jennifer and Jeff Geib, escorted by Avery Schomburg
Chance Hayes, son of Zeb and Kim Durr and Josh and Kayti Hayes, escorted by Aleyda Clodfelter
Brock Sebek-Holmes, son of Hannah Roup, escorted by Stevie Gaines
Case Millsap, son of Sarah and Chris Millsap, escorted by Jovie Millsap
Claire Miller, daughter of Karen and Sam Miller, escorted by Avery Schomburg
Jack Meyerkorth, son of Kari and Jared Meyerkorth, escorted by Leah Meyerkorth
Landrey Kelly, daughter of Jennifer and Brian Kelly, escorted by Ellie Garst
Dayton Hays, son of Wendy and Marshal Hays, escorted by Braylyn Wood
Evelyn Heintz, daughter of Melissa and Joshua Heintz, escorted by Raylynn Jenkins
Sophia Storm, daughter of Theresa and Jim Crawford and Mark Storm (not pictured), escorted by Reese Herron
Mya Welch, daughter of Jennifer Welch, escorted by Ellie Garst
Lily Wilroy, daughter of Monty Wilroy and Marci Wilroy, escorted by Leah Meyerkorth
Quarterback Westyn Amthor watches as his pass is caught by running back Brock Sebek-Holmes for one of his two receiving touchdowns against Nodaway Valley.
Brock Sebek-Holmes had another great game against Nodaway Valley, scoring nine touchdowns on the night – seven rushing and two receiving. Brock totaled 403 all purpose yards with 278 rushing, 87 receiving, and 38 on kick-off returns.
Defensive back Case Millsap wraps up Nodaway Valley’s Tye Hoyt as they go out of bounds. Case had six tackles for the night.
Jack Meyerkorth got things going for the Jays when he took the first punt of the night back for a touchdown. Above, Meyerkorth stretches to catch Amthor’s pass for six points against Nodaway Valley. Jack had 248 all purpose yard with 126 receiving, 54 kick returns, and 68 punt returns.
Jadyn Geib wraps up Nodaway Valley’s Cooper Morrow as he tries to get outside.
Dayton Hays and Jadyn Geib get great down blocks at the line as Brock Sebek-Holmes cuts back through the open hole.
Defensive lineman Gabe Gebhards dives after Nodaway Valley quarterback Braxton McGinness.
Senior Chance Hayes helps lead the team onto the field.
The Rock Port Blue Jays hosted the Nodaway Valley Thunder Friday, October 16. For those of you who were able to attend the game, there was no lack of action in this high scoring match between the #2 and the #5 ranked teams in Missouri 8-Man that ended 92-60.
Rock Port seemed to be pulling everything together at the right time as they faced their third ranked team of the season, Nodaway Valley Thunder. Following a defensive stop, return man Jack Meyerkorth got scoring started with a 70 yard punt return to put the Blue Jays on the board. On the next Rock Port possession, running back Brock Sebek-Holmes would follow that up with a 29 yard run on Rock Port’s second play from the line of scrimmage for six. This would be the first of nine touchdowns by Sebek-Holmes. He rushed for 278 yards and seven touchdowns and two receiving touchdowns during the night.
Rock Port dominated on all sides of the ball. Offensively, the Jays totaled 565 yards and 13 touchdowns. Defensively, the Jays combined for 86 tackles. Leading the way were Jack Meyerkorth with 16, Logan Ellis with 12, Reid Ellis with 12, and Brock Sebek-Holmes with 11. Rylan Hunter, Desmond Chaney and Brock Sebek-Holmes all had sacks on the quarterback.
Nodaway Valley is a good team, but the Blue Jays just had too many answers for the Thunder. This win gives the Blue Jays the number 1 seed for District play.
Rock Port travels to Mound City this Friday for their final game of the regular season.
