Note from Rod
“Touchdown Luther” Burden was an electrifying player at Mizzou! Every time he touched the football, you knew a big play could happen. Mizzou Made Luther could take the next step to NFL stardom with the Chicago Bears! Football is back! So are soccer, volleyball, softball, cross country, golf, and more! We have all of these sports and more featured in our September issue of Show-Me Sports Maga- zine! Also highlighted are local students involved in swimming, gymnastics, FFA, DECA, Yearbook, and so many activities.
more local high school football games in our area than anyone not named Adkins or Hentges. in mid-Missouri (both winning and making a positive impact), Chris ness, and Chris is total class. The Tipton and Blair Oaks football teams are defending state champi-
ing all four of those teams that have a legitimate shot to win it all again. Fulton will join the Tri-County Conference, Linn and California have added some energy to their football programs, while standout ath- letes from Southern Boone, Iberia, Fatima, Russellville, South Calla- Eldon softball and Eugene golf have a chance to build on success. Enjoy the new high school fall sports season and our stories here in Show-Me Sports Magazine, which, as always, is powered by Faith, Family, and Friends!
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