Lamar Tigers compete in jamboree hosted by Webb City

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Photo courtesy of Terry Redman Senior running back No. 6 Terrill Davis gets around the edge to gain good yardage in the football jamboree hosted by Webb City. Lamar competed against Webb City, while Seneca and Joplin battled on the other end of the field. Each team ran 18 plays on offense and 18 plays on defense. Then Lamar and Joplin squared off while Seneca took on Webb City. Since Lamar and Seneca are both in the Big 8 West, and Joplin and Webb City are both in the COC, they did not scrimmage against each other.


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