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The Falcons will host the Parkview Vikings tonight. The JV match will begin at 5:00pm and will be played on Cooper 2. The Varsity match will follow and will be played on Cooper 1.

Tonight is Senior Night. Our seniors will be recognized at during halftime of the Varsity match.

Expect rain. The foul weather Falcons are playing tonight.

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Here is the second Class 2 Girls Southwest Missouri Soccer rankings:

1. Glendale, 5-2-0
2. Kickapoo, 5-3-1
3. Rolla, 3-3-1
4. Lebanon, 5-1-1
5. Waynesville, 7-2-0

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The JV will practice at 3:30pm. The Varsity will practice at 4:30pm.

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The Falcons lost to Oakville, 0-3 in the Kickapoo Shootout.

This will be our only game in the tournament since there is no one left to play.

Media Coverage

Kickapoo Shootout Update (SGFsoccer.com)

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We will be playing the Oakville Tigers at noon at JFK as originally announced. We are the away team so we will be wearing dark uniforms.

Win or lose, we will play at 5:15pm at Kickapoo. If we win, we will play for first place in our pool. If we lose, we will play for 3rd place in our pool.

Our Pool: Glendale, Oakville, Jackson, and Glenwood (IL).

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Last Friday evening Tom Davidson, the long-time coach of the Kickapoo Chiefs, announced that he was leaving to take the coaching job at Ozark.

The Falcons Nation wishes Coach Davidson and his family the best of luck on their move to Ozark.

Here is a personal message from Coach Jeff Rogers:

On the announcement that Tom Davidson has accepted the head coaching job at Ozark High School I want to congratulate both Tom and Missy on this new adventure for their family.

Tom and I have been coaching against each other for the past 16 years. Our programs have a lot of pride which is evident every time we play. His impact over the past 16 years at Kickapoo goes well beyond wins or trophies. He truly has the desire to help mold young boys and girls into young men and women. He approaches education and coaching with the mindset of how I can serve these kids as opposed to how these kids can benefit me.

I know this was a difficult decision to leave a program that is recognized statewide not only for their talent on the field but their accomplishments in the classroom and in life. Tom has become a trusted friend and the Ozark community is getting one of the best.

Congrats Tom!

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