Friday, February 15, 2013
The Brentwood senior and others will be recognized in a ceremony this spring.
Brentwood senior Nick Featherston and 12 other local football players will be recognized as scholar/athletes by the National Football Foundation at a banquet in May. The players will be honored on May 5, at Orlando Gardens Center in South St. Louis County. Randy Karracker, who calls games for Charter Cable, will be master of ceremonies. Scholar/Athletes to be recognized are: Most Courageous/Inspirational College Scholar/Athlete Top Programs For ticket information, contact Bob Bunton at 636-891-8011. Email: glfbnton@swbell.net or this website. Also in Patch:
Thursday, January 24, 2013
Three senior football players from Brentwood High School were named academic all-state.
The postseason recognition continues for Brentwood football players, who fought to a successful 10-2 season this past fall. Seniors Nick Featherston, David Rivera and Evan Sigler were named academic all-state. "We talk a lot about trying to excel in all areas of your life," said Coach Keith Herring in a Tuesday email to Patch. "Not only is school the most important aspect of being a student/athlete, but it will have an effect on your performance on the field. If you are not handling your business in an area such as academics, relationships and citizenship, it will creep into the athletic area in a negative manner." For Rivera, who played as a lineman on both sides of the ball, the awards keep piling on. He made 3rd Team Defensive Line on…
Thursday, December 27, 2012
A quarterback who also plays defense, and two defensive linemen made the All-Metro team.
Three football players from Maplewood Richmond Heights and Brentwood, both Class 2, made it onto the St. Louis Post-Dispatch's All Metro list. It's a recognition given regardless of school size. MRH senior Kahlid Hagens made the All-Metro first team as a utility player for his play on both sides of the ball. He was also named Missouri Media All-State 2nd Team and honorable mention for the Mississippi Area, White Division, All-Conference Team. Hagens was starting quarterback since his sophomore year. Hagens wrapped up an impressive three-year run as the Blue Devils’ quarterback with a strong senior season. He completed 54.5 percent of his passes for 2,048 yards, with 21 touchdowns and three interceptions, and ran for a team-high 1,203 yards…
Monday, December 10, 2012
Six Brentwood players made All-District, none from Maplewood Richmond Heights.
Following football season, coaches and members of the sports media vote for all-state and all-district teams. Also, coaches in individual conferences vote for all-conference players. Maplewood Richmond Heights is in the Mississippi Area, White Division. Brentwood is is in a conference of independents. Brentwood offensive and defensive lineman, senior David Rivera, made All-State in two polls. Six Brentwood players made All-District, while no MRH players did. In MRH's conference, the Mississippi Area, White Division, MRH quarterback Kahlid Hagens, who threw for 2,048 yards, rushed for 1,203 yards and had 21 touchdowns, was given honorable mention. A Post-Dispatch sports writer thought Hagens and his teammates were snubbed. Missouri Media …
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Maplewood Richmond Heights sophomore Elijah Keely score four times in the district final.
For the second year in a row, the Class 2 District 2 District championship came down to Brentwood and Maplewood Richmond Heights. MRH didn’t let this one get close, beating the Eagles at MRH 54-14. Brentwood finished the season at 10-2. MRH, now 10-2, goes on to play Caruthersville on Saturday at 1:30 in the state quarterfinal. The game location is yet to be determined. See more game photos at Maplewood-Brentwood Patch Facebook. After MRH senior quarterback Kahlid Hagens scored on the first drive, the score stayed 7-0 through the first quarter. The Blue Devils scored 33 unanswered points in the second quarter. Hagens on a 53-yard run; sophomore Elijah Keely twice, on a run and a pass; a 50-yard Hagens pass found junior Cortlen Brooks; and …
Monday, November 5, 2012
Last year Maplewood Richmond Heights won 7-0. Both teams look strong this year.
For the second year in a row the Class 2 District 2 football championship comes down to Brentwood vs. Maplewood Richmond Heights. Kickoff is slated for 7 p.m. in Maplewood. Brentwood (10-1) is on a 9-game winning streak, having not lost since the week two loss to MRH. MRH (9-2) lost 0-7 to Park Hills Central in week four and 6-34 to #1 in the state (Class 3) John Burroughs in week nine. Both teams had clear wins in previous district matches. Last Wednesday MRH defeated Lutheran North 60-28, with senior quarterback, Kahlid Hagens the leading rusher, with 182 yards on 18 carries. He also happened to be the leading receiver on a 50-yard pass play from senior, Wes Williams. Brentwood beat Carnahan 42-22 on Wednesday. Junior, Jake Zivic led …
Thursday, November 1, 2012
The Eagles pulled away from Carnahan to win the right to a rematch with Maplewood Richmond Heights.
The Brentwood Eagles earned the right to a rematch of last year's Class 2 District 2 final against Maplewood Richmond Heights, last night, defeating Carnahan 42-22 at home. The Eagles used a balanced attack like usual, against the Cougars. Eagles running backs Rekardo Owens and Jake Zivic had similar nights. Senior, Owens went 142 yards on 18 carries and junior, Zivic rushed for 154 yards on 16 carries. Senior quarterback Nick Featherston was two for four, passing with 34 yards and two touchdowns. Zivic had a 20-yard reception for a touchdown, and junior, Justice Bratcher had a 14-yard touchdown reception. See more game photos at Maplewood-Brentwood Patch Facebook. (Like it!) On defense, senior, David Rivera had 10 tackles and two sacks; …
Saturday, October 27, 2012
The Eagles continue on to play Carnahan at home on Wednesday.
Brentwood got a running start in the first round of district football, beating Principia for the second time in two weeks. After thumping the Panthers 42-0 on Oct. 12 in game eight of the season, the Eagles came back with a 54-16 Districts win. The win extends Brentwood’s overall record to 9-1. See more game photos at Maplewood-Brentwood Facebook. Brentwood coach Keith Herring said they knew what Principia did the last game, but were ready for some variations. “They started off running the ball to the weak side,” he said. “We weren’t really ready for that. We had to make adjustments.” It was a Brentwood balanced attack, with junior Jake Zivic accounting for three touchdowns, sophomore Austin Koster, two; sophomore DaRon Starks, one; and …
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Brentwood and Maplewood Richmond Heights have their first round district games at the same time. Help Patch decide how to cover them.
On Friday Brentwood football plays Principia, and Maplewood Richmond Heights plays Cleveland NJROTC in first-round district play. Both games are at home at 7 p.m. Unfortunately there's only one Patch editor to cover both games. Here's how it works: I'll go to the first half of one game and the second half of the other. That way both teams get a half's worth of photos. The thing is, the team that gets me the second half will get better game coverage because I'll be there in the end to interview the coach, and there's a better chance I'll get stats. So, instead of your Patch editor making the decision it's up to you. Vote below, and which ever team get's the most, by 4 p.m. on Friday, that's the way it will be. Thanks! And see you Friday …
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Rekardo Owens scored four times.
Brentwood senior, Rekardo Owens made the most of senior night, Friday, scoring four touchdowns against Principia. The Eagles stopped the Panthers 42-0 to extend their winning streak to six and win-loss record to 7-1. Principia fell to 2-5. See lots more game photos on Maplewood-Brentwood Patch Facebook! See senior night photos! Owens scored on three rushing plays and on a 65-yard pass from senior quarterback Nick Featherston. Owens carried 15 times for 139 yards and had two receptions for 107 yards. Junior, Jake Zivic had two rushing touchdowns and went 72 yards on 13 carries and junior, Dylan McGhee had a 35-yard field goal. Sophomore, Austin Koster had 12 carries for 92 yards. Two Panthers scoring threats were cut short by interceptions…
Shannon Koster
1:16 pm on Saturday, February 16, 2013
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