Missouri Week 3 Kansas City area standouts

There were some notable victories in Week 3 of the season, perhaps none bigger than Liberty North heading down to Raymore-Peculiar and beating the defending Class 6 championships rather handily, 42-14. The Eagles are now 2-1 on the year and won two straight against ranked Class 6 foes. &nbsp; Here’s a look at some of the top performers from the area last Friday. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="103076" first="Luke" last="Seib"], 6-5, 220, TE, Blue Springs South, Class of 2022</strong> He provided some early highlights for the Jaguars by grabbing 10 catches for 86 yards and scoring a first-quarter touchdown in an eventual 45-21 loss to Park Hill. The day after the game, he was in Manhattan for the K-State football game. That is where his dad, Brad, was also a tight end under legendary coach Bill Snyder. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="177888" first="Kendrick" last="Bell"], 6-3, 170, QB, Park Hill, Class of 2023</strong> The first-year signal caller continues to get better each game. He helped his Trojans rally from a 18-point deficit to pick up a 24-point victory. He threw for 201 yards and added 44 yards and two scores on the ground. Of the 13 passes he completed, eight went to <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="172295" first="PJ" last="Caldwell"]</strong>, who had 125 yards receiving. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="96152" first="Robbie" last="Sharp"], 5-8, 170, RB/WR, St. Pius X, Class of 2022</strong> The do-it-all standout for the Warriors found the end zone on the ground and air in a 48-0 blowout win over Cameron. Sharp ran for 62 yards on nine carries and two TDs and added three catches for 75 yards and two more TDs to help the Class 3 No. 5-ranked Warriors move to 3-0. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="202830" first="Kaden" last="Torres"], 5-8, 165, LB/S, North Kansas City, Class of 2022</strong> The Olathe (Kan.) Northwest transfer put up a banner night for the Hornets, which upset Class 5 No. 6-ranked Fort Osage, 28-13. Torres had 9 1/2 tackles, 3 1/2 sacks and 4 tackles for loss. Teammate <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="99473" first="Edric" last="Hill"]</strong> had five tackles, 2 1/2 sacks and 2 1/2 tackles for loss. It was a tough night for the Fort Osage offense as quarterback <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="181613" first="Greg" last="Menne"]</strong> finished with 22 carries for -58 yards. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="103404" first="Briggs" last="Bartosh"], 5-11, 175, RB/QB, Park Hill South, Class of 2023</strong> Another game and another 100-yard game on the ground for Bartosh. He ran 16 times for 189 yards and a score as the No. 9-ranked team in Class 6 beat Grain Valley on the road. Bartosh is averaging 12.3 yards per carry this season and is just under 500 yards in three games. A hat tip goes to teammate <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="96818" first="Mudia" last="Reuben"]</strong>, who had six catches for 128 yards and 1 TD. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="202828" first="Easton" last="Roe"], 5-10, 175, QB, Pleasant Hill, Class of 2023</strong> The left-handed tossing QB completed 29 of 41 passes for 332 yards and four touchdowns to help the Roosters upset state-ranked Harrisonville. His top target was <strong>Mason Hicks</strong>, who hauled in 12 catches for 121 yards and three scores. Roe leads the Kansas City metro area with 268 yards per game average through the air. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="199015" first="Devin" last="Sontag"], 6-3, 185, QB, Winnetonka, Class of 2023</strong> In only his second start for the Griffins, Sontag helped engineer a 29-point fourth quarter that ended with a 35-33 win over Van Horn. Sontag ran for a 39-yard touchdown to start the scoring in the fourth quarter. He later added a 70-yard TD pass to Iowa State commit <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="96167" first="Jason" last="Essex"]</strong> and found <strong>Michael Lane</strong> for a 54-yard score that tied the game. He finished with 262 yards passing and three touchdowns and of his 18 completions, 13 went to Essex, who had 185 yards. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="37658" first="Cayden" last="Green"], 6-5, 300, OT, Lee’s Summit North, Class of 2023</strong> &amp; <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="99439" first="Armand" last="Membou"], 6-4, 275, OT, Lee’s Summit North, Class of 2022</strong> The bookend tackles for the Broncos had a banner night in a win over Liberty. The offense ran for 296 yards on 47 carries and the rushing game accounted for three of the four touchdowns. When the team needed a key conversion, they ran behind either one of the stalwarts, going a combined 11 for 18 on third- and fourth-down conversions. Of the 23 first downs for Lee’s Summit North, 17 were on the ground. <strong>[player_tooltip player_id="172248" first="Sam" last="Van Dyne"], 6-3, 205, QB, Liberty North, Class of 2023</strong> The gunslinger didn’t throw much, completing 10 of 13 passes, but accounted for two first-half touchdowns that helped Liberty North jump ahead to a big lead against the defending Class 6 champions Ray-Pec on the road. He threw for 264 yards and ran for a touchdown in the second half to help further expand the lead. &nbsp;