Perry ? It didn’t take long for Perry-Lecompton High to equal its football victory total from a year ago.

After a 1-8 campaign in 2003, Perry-Lecompton opened its 2004 season with a big 28-12 victory Friday over Leavenworth Immaculata.

Immaculata took the lead in the first quarter on a Danny McEvoy touchdown run, but the Kaws responded with four straight touchdowns.

“We felt a little tentative early, but we got ourselves going,” Perry-Lecompton coach Mike Paramore said. “We didn’t put any pressure on ourselves. It was good just to evaluate where we are.”

P-L 28, Immaculata 12

Immaculata 6 0 6 0 — 12

Perry-Lecompton 0 14 14 0 — 28

Immac — Danny McEvoy 3 run (Chase Day kick failed)

P-L — Sean Blosser 10 run (Cory McPherson kick failed)

P-L — Gabe Gantz 30 pass from David Foltz (Blosser run)

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P-L — McPherson 30 run (Foltz run)

P-L — Daniel Hemme 13 pass from Foltz (Conversion failed)

Immac — Chris Garlick 1 run (Conversion failed)

Kansas City Piper 15, Santa Fe Trail 0

Carbondale — The Chargers botched a punt snap in the end zone in the first quarter and never fully recovered.

“Our linemen struggled with some of their schemes,” Santa Fe Trail coach Dave Watkins said. “Our kids played better in the second half, but we’re still trying to find ourselves.”

K.C. Piper 15, Santa Fe Trail 0

Kansas City Piper 2 6 7 0 — 15

Santa Fe Trail 0 0 0 0 — 0

KCP — Safety snap out of back of end zone.

KCP — Chad Shore 9 pass from Garrett Weddle (Chris Kubicki kick fail).

KCP — Alex Angelotti 21 pass from Weddle (Kubicki kick).

Troy 53, Oskaloosa 6

Oskaloosa — Troy, fresh off a 10-1 record and Delaware Valley League title, pounded Oskaloosa to begin its title defense.

Troy 53, Oskaloosa 6

Troy 20 13 14 6 — 53

Oskaloosa 0 0 0 6 — 6

T — Jay Johnson 70 kickoff return (Derek Shelton kick)

T — Guy Masters 28 run (kick failed)

T — Guy Masters 45 run (Shelton kick)

T — Garrett Twombly 5 pass from Nolan Franken (kick failed)

T — Carl Tharman 14 run (Shelton kick)

T — Jay Johnson 6 run (Shelton kick)

T — Guy Masters 62 run (Shelton kick)

T — Kelby Koehler 4 run (conversion failed)

O — Boone Heston 9 pass from Tony Barnes (conversion failed)

De Soto 35, Osawatomie 22

De Soto — The Wildcats rolled for 325 yards rushing on 15 carries in the first game for both teams.

“We got out to an early lead, and they came back in second half,” De Soto coach Brad Scott said. “We let up a little bit, but we responded, which I’m proud of. We’re not known for that over here. We usually fold. But the kids finished the game strong.”

Senior Leif Goleman led the Wildcats with 18 carries for 111 yards, including touchdown runs of 23 and 10 yards. Junior Neil Erisman had 10 carries for 82 yards with TDs of 27 and 20.

De Soto 35, Osawatomie 22

Osawatomie 0 0 14 8 — 22

De Soto 0 14 8 13 — 35

DS — Dustin Ester 5 run. (Kick failed.)

DS — Leif Goleman 23 run. (Ester run.)

O — Zach Madden 31 run. (Daniel Rose run.)

O — Chad Jones 30 fumble return. (Pass failed.)

DS — Neil Erisman 27 run. (Ester run.)

DS — Goleman 10 run. (Run failed.)

DS — Erisman 20 run. (Austin Bills kick.)

O — Greg Welch 1 pass from Madden. (Rose run.)

Tonganoxie 26, Lansing 8

Tonganoxie — The Chieftain defense picked off six Lansing passes on pace to a sound victory over Lansing.

Tongie scored on three touchdown runs in the first half, but Lansing got back into the game in the third quarter with a 73-yard kickoff return, making it 21-7. Clay Lamb put the game away just minutes later when he returned an interception 41 yards for the game’s final score.

Tonganoxie 26, Lansing 8

Lansing 0 0 8 0 — 8

Tonganoxie 13 7 0 6 — 26

T — Ross Starcher 1 run (Jeff Hughes kick failed)

T — Brandon Willis 39 run (Hughes kick)

T — Clay Lamb 1 run (Hughes kick)

L — 73 kickoff return (conversion good)

T — Lamb 41 Interception return (kick failed)

Ottawa 30, Spring Hill 13

Spring Hill — Tailback Vashon Perryman rushed for 107 yards and two touchdowns.

“It was really a well-played first half, and we were threatening to score late,” Ottawa coach Pat Boeh said. “We looked pretty physical in the second half.”

Ottawa 30, Spring Hill 13

Ottawa 0 14 16 0 — 30

Spring Hill 0 7 6 0 — 13

O — Aaron Douglas 14 pass from Matt Ferguson (Ryan Skiles kick)

SH — Dustin Smith 14 run (Kyle Larson kick)

O — Matt Ferguson 3 run (Skiles kick)

O — Vashon Perryman 7 run (kick failed)

O — Perryman 5 run (Skiles kick)

O — Skiles 19 yard Field Goal

S– Jason Murphy 15 pass from Bryan Bollig (kick failed)