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Liberty North football is in the win column. The hometown Eagles drilled Kansas City Central 44-6 in a rare Thursday night game tonight for the first victory on the gridiron in school history.

Special teams led to one special win.

Ignited by Shane Kilson’s 80-yard kickoff return for a touchdown after halftime, the Liberty football team went on to score 29 unanswered points in the second half of a 35-14 season-opening victory Friday, Aug. 27, at Park Hill. The victory enabled the Blue Jays to shake the memories of last season’s defeat to the Trojans and give Liberty a 2-1 edge in the annual head-to-head matchup since 2008.

Liberty Football: Week 2 Preview

Jeff Lamble has been waiting for this for a long time. All of the seniors have.

Perfect weather conditions. A capacity crowd. The scene couldn’t have been set any better for the opening night.

Liberty North Football: Week 2 Preview

Ken Clemens tried to downplay the fact his team missed out on the preseason jamboree a couple weekends ago.

Liberty comes back at Park Hill

Liberty North received a rude welcome to the world of high school football.

New-found strength in trenches gives Jays advantage up front

No Marcus Lucas. No Garrett White. No Kevin VanEgdom. Say goodbye to the Blue Jays’ top three offensive weapons from a season ago.

That talented trio combined for a whopping 60 percent of the offense for the Liberty High School football team in 2009. White, the Jays’ starting running back, and VanEgdom, the team’s quarterback, combined for more than 63 percent of Liberty’s rushing yards. All-everything receiver Marcus Lucas, one of the top high school recruits to ever come out of Liberty who has begun his college playing days at the University of Missouri, and White racked up 55 percent of the team’s receiving yardage.

Liberty football opens season with return trip to Park Hill

Ever since the schedules came out six months ago, Austin Weese has had this Friday circled on his calendar.

Before accepting the head football job at Liberty North High School, Ken Clemens made sure to do his research.

Student meets teacher in Eagles' first-ever game

There’s going to be no shortage of excitement in the air when the Eagles finally take to the gridiron.