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Revision as of 20:36, 14 July 2011
The 2004 MSHSAA State Championship was held May 8, 2004, at Rock Bridge High School in Columbia, MO.
Class 1
New Covenant Academy won the Class 1 District 2 championship, but did not attend the state tournament. This resulted in a bye in each of the three preliminary rounds. For seeding purposes, byes were counted as wins.
Round 1
Thomas Jefferson 405, Pilot Grove 40
North Shelby 215, Norborne 170
Mound City 280, Worth County 215
Bye: Bell City
Round 2
Bell City 245, Pilot Grove 125
Mound City 380, Norborne 100
Worth County 200, North Shelby 100
Bye: Thomas Jefferson
Round 3
Bell City 310, North Shelby 135
Mound City 410, Thomas Jefferson 230
Worth County 225, Pilot Grove 60
Bye: Norborne
Semifinals
(1) Mound City 335, (4) Worth County 175
(3) Thomas Jefferson 345, (2) Bell City 250
Consolation
(2) Bell City 195, (4) Worth County 150
Championship
(1) Mound City 270, (3) Thomas Jefferson 245
Class 2
Round 1
Viburnum 305, South Pemiscot 200
South Shelby 295, Eugene 205
Round 2
South Shelby 300, South Pemiscot 130
Viburnum 240, Eugene 215
Richland 430, Barstow 85
Adrian 200, Purdy 200 (Adrian won tiebreaker)
Round 3
Purdy 230, South Pemiscot 170
Barstow 220, Eugene 155
Richland 385, Viburnum 180
South Shelby 180, Adrian 45
Semifinals
(1) Richland 400, (4) Barstow 175
(3) Viburnum 320, (2) South Shelby 240
Consolation
(2) South Shelby 240, (4) Barstow 190
Championship
(1) Richland 275, (3) Viburnum 220
Class 3
Round 1
Westminster Christian 625, Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) 150
Clark County 185, Osage 175
El Dorado Springs 240, Strafford 235
Savannah 485, Pembroke Hill 245
Round 2
Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) 265, Osage 145
Westminster Christian 410, Clark County 115
Savannah 485, Strafford 170
Pembroke Hill 320, El Dorado Springs 205
Round 3
Notre Dame (Cape Girardeau) 405, El Dorado Springs 75
Savannah 605, Clark County 70
Westminster Christian 520, Strafford 135
Pembroke Hill 340, Osage 105
Semifinals
(1) Savannah 620, (4) Notre Dame 110
(2) Westminster Christian 490, (3) Pembroke Hill 195
Consolation
(4) Notre Dame 310, (3) Pembroke Hill 195
Championship
(1) Savannah 390, (2) Westminster Christian 290
Class 4
Round 1
Parkway Central 320, Eureka 310
St. Louis University High 375, Hannibal 210
Kirksville 315, Webb City 250
Liberty 340, Raytown South 265
Round 2
Eureka 345, Hannibal 145
Parkway Central 390, SLUH 185
Liberty 300, Kirksville 220
Webb City 295, Raytown South 210
Round 3
Webb City 300, Eureka 295
SLUH 270, Liberty 250
Kirksville 270, Parkway Central 225
Raytown South 370, Hannibal 180
Preliminary Standings
1 Parkway Central 2-1 935 pts. 2 Liberty 2-1 890 pts. 3 Webb City 2-1 845 pts. 4 SLUH 2-1 830 pts. 5 Kirksville 2-1 805 pts. 6 Eureka 1-2 950 pts. 7 Raytown South 1-2 845 pts. 8 Hannibal 0-3 535 pts.
The Class 4 preliminary rounds resulted in some unusual results. The top 5 teams each went 2-1, which precluded Kirksville from making the playoffs simply because they scored the fewest number of points. This highlights some of the flaws with MSHSAA's current system, including having a pre-determined preliminary schedule based on district without a full round robin, and tie-breaking teams with the same record by points in the case where one does not make the playoffs.
Also note that the highest-scoring team, Eureka, lost its first and third matches by 10 and 5 points, respectively.
Semifinals
(1) Parkway Central 365, (4) SLUH 330
(2) Liberty 360, (3) Webb City 240
Consolation
(4) SLUH 310, (3) Webb City 230
Championship
(1) Parkway Central 310, (2) Liberty 255
All-State Teams
All-State recognition was given to the top eight in individual scoring in each class.
Class 1
1. Travis Eakin, Bell City junior, 13.5 tossups per game
2. Alex Moore, Mound City senior, 11.6 tossups per game
3. Seth Kinast, Thomas Jefferson senior, 8.5 tossups per game
4. Josh Porte, Thomas Jefferson junior, 7.5 tossups per game
5. Devan Dignan, Worth County senior, 7.2 tossups per game
6. Mark Buhrmester, Norborne senior, 7.0 tossups per game
7. Brandon Thomas, Mound City sophomore, 6.8 tossups per game
8. Eden Hudson, North Shelby junior, 5.33 tossups per game
Class 2
1. Matt Chadbourne, Viburnum senior, 13.4 tossups per game
2. Warren Hays, Eugene junior, 10.67 tossups per game
3. Nick Kramer, Barstow junior, 9.0 tossups per game
4. Jared Kathcart, Richland junior, 7.4 tossups per game
5. David Scott, Richland senior, 7.0 tossups per game
6. Matt Hercules, South Shelby senior, 6.8 tossups per game
7. Paul Arnold, Adrian senior, 6.0 tossups per game
8. Colby Painter, South Shelby senior, 5.4 tossups per game
Class 3
1. Kim Kerr, Savannah senior, 13.6 tossups per game
2. George Thampy, Westminster Christian junior, 10.8 tossups per game
3. Joseph Kellogg, Strafford junior, 9.0 tossups per game
4. Andrew Fields, Westminster Christian senior, 8.6 tossups per game
5. Andrew Hoekzema, Westminster Christian sophomore, 8.4 tossups per game
6. Darren Wood, Savannah senior, 7.2 tossups per game
7. Andrew Cook, Clark County junior, 6.33 tossups per game
8. Michael Beecher, Pembroke Hill senior, 5.6 tossups per game
Class 4
1. Jimmy Li, Parkway Central junior, 15.2 tossups per game
2. Taige Hou, Webb City senior, 12.4 tossups per game
3. Tim Carroll, Kirksville junior, 11.67 tossups per game
4. Michael Richards, Liberty junior, 9.8 tossups per game
5. Arthur Lei, Eureka senior, 9.33 tossups per game
6. Lisa Laney, Raytown South senior, 8.33 tossups per game
7. Timo Kim, St. Louis Univ. High sophomore, 7.0 tossups per game
8. Ryan Dusheke, Raytown South senior, 6.67 tossups per game
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