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Southwest Missouri high school football conference standings entering Week 6

See the standings for every high school football conference in Southwest Missouri before Week 6 play.

As the high school football season approaches its conclusion, the Southwest Missouri conference standings provide a snapshot of the current race for postseason seeding and conference titles. With only four regular-season games remaining, the competition remains fierce.

In the Big 8 Conference, Cassville leads the pack with an impressive 5-0 record, followed closely by Lamar and Nevada with 5-0 and 4-1 records, respectively. Seneca and Monett are tied at 3-2, while Mt. Vernon and East Newton are tied at the bottom of the pack with 2-3 records.

In the Central Ozark Conference, Nixa is atop the standings with a 4-1 record, mirroring their performance in the Big 8 Conference. Glendale, Lebanon, and Ozark are all tied at 2-3, while Waynesville is at the bottom with a 0-5 record.

The Mid Lakes Conference is led by Springfield Catholic with a perfect 5-0 record, followed by Strafford and Fair Grove with 4-1 and 4-1 records. Clever and Buffalo are tied at 4-1, while Forsyth and Reeds Spring are tied at 1-4.

In the Ozark Mountain Conference, Branson is leading the way with a 4-1 record, followed by Logan-Rogersville and West Plains with 5-0 and 4-1 records, respectively. Boliar, Carl Junction, and Marshfield are all tied at 3-2, while Hillcrest and South Central Conference teams are also tied at 3-2.

At the top of the Southwest Conference, Miller and Skyline are both sitting at a perfect 4-1 record, with Ash Grove and Marionville also tied at 3-2. Pierce City, Sarcoxie, Stockton, and Diamond are all tied at 3-2, while Diamond is also at the bottom with a 0-4 record.

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