Metro-east football players still starring in Division I

A summary of how the local athletes preformed this weekend.

OKLAHOMA

Austin Seibert, kicker-punter Belleville West: Seibert went 1-1 on his field goal attempts with a long of 23 yards. Seibert was also 7-8 on extra points to go along with two punts that averaged 39.0 yards. Oklahoma went on the beat Texas Tech 66-59.

ILLINOIS

Darius Mosely, DB, O’Fallon: Mosley recorded eight tackles, and a pass break up in the 41-8 loss to Michigan.

WESTERN KENTUCKY

Nolan Dowling, long snapper, Belleville East: Dowling successfully completed 11 of 11 snaps (8 extra points, 2 punts, 1 field goal) in the 59-24 win over Old Dominion University.

WYOMING

Brian Hill, RB, Belleville West. Hill rushed for 289 yards and three touchdowns to go along with one catch for 13 yards in the 42-34 win over Nevada.

SIU CARBONDALE

Chase Allen, LB, Belleville East. Allen led the team in tackles with nine, and a tackle for a loss in the 22-14 loss to Indiana State.

Markese Jackson, LB, East St. Louis. Jackson recorded six tackles and a tackle for a loss in the 22-14 loss to Indiana State.

Kyron Watson, LB, East St. Louis. Jackson recorded four tackles and a tackle for a loss in the 22-14 loss to Indiana State.

Matt Sotiropoulos, K, Belleville East. Sotiropoulos missed both of his field goal attempts in the 22-14 loss to Indiana State.

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

Pierre Gee-Tucker, LB, Belleville West: Gee-Tucker recorded eight tackles, one tackle for a loss and one fumble recovery in the 21-13 win over Western Illinois.

Dom, Davis, CB, Belleville West: Davis recorded four tackles and a pass break up in the 21-13 win over Western Illinois.

SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

Mike Ford, DB, Marquette. Ford recorded two tackles in the 21-20 loss to Tennessee Tech.

EASTERN ILLINOIS

Mitch Kimble, QB, Jerseyville. Kimble weny 16 of 19 for 200 yards and two touchdowns in the 40-38 loss to Murray State.

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE

Charlie Harmon, OL, O’Fallon: Harmon anchored a line that rushed for 167 yards and passed for 189 yards in the 24-10 win over Youngstown State.

This story was originally published October 23, 2016 at 7:51 PM with the headline "Metro-east football players still starring in Division I."