Comets Win State Title In Unbelievable Fashion And Rebels Bring Program’s Second Championship Trophy Back To Reserve | News Examiner-Enterprise

The 2025 Riverside Academy Rebel football team won the program’s second State Championship trophy when they defeated the Ascension Catholic Bulldogs 31-21 in the Division IV (select) State Championship. Photo by Tony Schexnayder

The St. Charles Catholic Comets beat the Archbishop Shaw Eagles in miraculous fashion to win the Division II (select) State Championship. Comet kicker Tyler Milioto, who with :35 seconds missed a PAT to tie the game 2121, was given a second chance and wit

St. Charles kicker Tyler Milioto, who with :35 seconds left in the game missed a PAT to tie the game 21-21, was given a second chance and with :05 to go he booted a 44-yard field goal to win the State Championship 23-21. Photo by Tony Schexnayder

Riverside Academy receiver Kendric “Boogie” Johnson caught four passes for 89-yards and a TD. Photo by Tony Schexnayder

Riverside’s Christopher Becknel was named the Division IV (select) Most Outstanding Player. Becknel finished with nine carries for 36-yards, he caught two passes for 72-yards and a TD, and he threw one pass for a 46yard TD. Photo by Tony Schexnayder

St. Charles Catholic quarterback Landree LeBlanc was named the Division III (select) game’s Most Outstanding Player. LeBlanc was 18 of 24 passing for 174-yards and one TD. Photo by Tony Schexnayder

Comets Win State Title In Unbelievable Fashion And Rebels Bring Program’s Second Championship Trophy Back To Reserve

Thu, 12/18/2025 - 5:47am

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