The Bald Eagle High School field was reduced to a giant mud puddle.

But Moniteau proved it could slop its way through it.

Matt Schandelmeier plowed for 108 yards and a touchdown and Adam Cousins added 56 yards on the ground as the Warriors outlasted Bald Eagle 21-6 Friday night.

"It was huge for us," said Moniteau coach Steve Wilson. "It was big because we were out of our conference and playing a team that plays the likes of Tyrone."

After a sluggish first quarter, Moniteau (4-2) put two touchdowns on the board in the second quarter on a 1-yard run by Josh Loos and an 18-yard scamper by Schandelmeier.

Bald Eagle cut the lead to 14-6 in the third period on a 3-yard scoring run by Brian Kochick, but the Warriors added an insurance score in the fourth quarter on a 17-yard pass from Garth Kohlmeyer to Ryan Protzman.

The Warriors' defense held Bald Eagle to just 105 total yards.

"It was a mud bowl out there," Wilson said. "But this win will be a big lift for us."

Moniteau will host Karns City, which upset Clarion, for a big Keystone Shortway Athletic Conference showdown next week.

"Our kids will be excited as will theirs," Wilson said. "It's going to be a good one."

Summit Academy 48, Union (New Castle) 0 - The Knights scored seven touchdowns on the ground and notched a shutout.Vaughn Horton scored on runs of 1, 26 and 20 and gained 88 total yards for Summit (3-4, 2-3).The Knights, who also recorded 11 sacks, held a 14-0 lead at the half before pulling away in the second half behind 304 yards rushing.Delaney Huggins led Summit Academy with 104 yards rushing and two touchdowns.David Lawrence added two fourth-quarter rushing touchdowns in the blowout.

<B>Slippery Rock 3, Commodore Perry 2 -</B> Craig Bicehouse scored the game-winning goal in overtime for the Rockets (10-1-2), off an assist from Sean Gercken.Mike Ramirez and Gercken scored in regulation time for Slippery Rock in this Thursday game. The Rockets travel to Hickory Tuesday.

Grove City finished second out of 29 teams Thursday at the Kennedy Tournament at Tam O'Shanter, shooting a 305. Kennedy shot a 292 to win the team event.Grove City's Cameron Peterson finished fifth individually with a 73. Kelly Chutz was eighth with a 74. Derek Forese carded a 75 and Zach Frankenburg an 83.