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Once Capital City got rolling, it never stopped. The Cavaliers scored on six of their first eight possessions, with their ninth consisting of one quarterback kneel, to beat the Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers 42-29 and end the Central Missouri Activities Conference portion of Capital City’s schedule with a league record of 3-2.

The incredible start continues. The Capital City Cavaliers used a couple of great defensive plays and excellent starting field position to build a 35-26 Central Missouri Activities Conference win against the Hickman Kewpies, bringing the Cavaliers’ record to 3-0 and continuing the first winning streak in school history.

Last week, Capital City got above .500 for the first time in school history. This week, they got to the first winning streak in school history. The Cavaliers beat the Battle Spartans 41-32 on Friday, putting up the third highest amount of points in program history. All three 40-point performances have come in Central Missouri Activities Conference play.

The Capital City Cavaliers are looking to build a culture. One of toughness, one of aggressiveness and one that leads to success. Coach Joe Collier is entering his second season with a new offensive strategy based on attacking and running the ball, while he said he wants his defense to just line up and go.

Boyd Buchanan Nips Goodpasture With Late Goal Bucs Healey To Pirtle To Campbell Connection On Free Kick Yields 1-0 Win Tuesday, May 18, 2021 - by William Shelton The visiting Goodpasture Cougars were only four minutes away from successfully defending their way into penalty kicks when defender Hutch Healey stepped over a free kick for Boyd Buchanan. Healey whispered something to a midfielder standing next to him thirty yards out, then he sent one into the box. Every player on the field was...