Springfield MO Soccer

From West Plains, at the Lady Zizzers Classic
Valley View 4, West Plains 0
Cape Central 2, Parkview 0
Waynesville 2, Sikeston 0
Notre Dame 3, Moberly 0

7th Place Game - West Plains 3 Parkview 1
5th Place Game - Valley View 1 Cape Central 0 (VV won on PKs 3-2 after 2OT)
3rd Place Game - Moberly 2 Sikeston 1 (2OT)
Championship Game - Waynesville 5 Notre Dame 4
Waynesville came back from 4-1 halftime deficit to win the Championship. Got the game winner with 1 minute left. Notre Dame nearly equalized with 5 seconds left, but was called for a foul inside the 6 yard box.

From Lebanon,
5th place
Nixa 4, Richland 1
3rd place
Fulton 3, Northwest 0
1st place
Lebanon 4, Camdenton 2

From Sedalia, at the Smith-Cotton Tournament:
Ozark Tigers 1, Smith-Cotton 4
Ozark Tigers 0, Warrensburg 2
Glendale Falcons 0, Columbia Rock Bridge 1
Glendale Falcons 0, Raymore-Peculiar 1

From Jefferson City and the Capital Cities Classic:
No. 1 seed Rockwood Summit took home the 2007 Capitol City Invitational championship Saturday In Jeff City after slipping past Helias 2-1 in 2 OT in the semifinals and 1-0 over Pattonville in the finals. Summit fell behind Helias early but rallied in the second half to tie and then got the game-winner with about 5 minutes left in the second extra frame to beat a game Helias team on its own field. Summit then controlled Pattonville in the finals, got a goal and held on for the win in both school’s tournament debut.

The host Jays finished third by virtue of a 1-0 win over rival Helias in the 3rd place game on Helias’ field. Freshman Molly Cowley provided the game-winner 6 minutes into the second half and Jessie Sanderson recorded her 7th shutout for the winners. The two teams will meet again Thursday in what will sure to be a game with higher emotion and intensity. Neither team Saturday had much left in the tank with both teams nursing numerous injuries and drained from the grueling semifinals. JC lost in the semifinals to Pattonville 3-2. The Jays fell behind 2-0 at half, but rallied to tie it in the first 20 minutes of the second half on goals by freshman Kara Steiner and junior Kelsey Sanders. JC had several excellent opportunities to go ahead, but the Pirates advanced with a several excellent saves by the GK and well-placed shot with 10 minutes to go. The loss ended the Jays’ 11-game winning streak.

Catholic rolled to a 3-1 halftime lead over Rolla and made it stand up in the 5th place game. Ft. Osage and Joplin went into PK’s in the 7th place game, where Joplin prevailed.