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Directions Fall Sports 2015 DIRECTIONS FALL SPORTS 2015 FFTON HIGH SCHOOL 8309 MACKENZIE RD. ST. LOUIS 314-638-6330 Take I-55 North to Reavis Barracks, make a left on Reavis Barracks. When you come to Mackenzie Rd. stay on Mackenzie, cross Gravois. Go several blocks, the school will be on the left. The SOCCER/FOOTBALL field is behind the school. SOFTBALL played at the Affton Athletic Association, take 270 to Gravois, go east on Gravois the fields will be on the right across from the street to Grant’s Farm ALTHOFF HIGH SCHOOL 5401 W. MAIN ST. BELLEVILLE IL 618-235-1100 Take 55 to 255 to Exit 17A (IL 15 E) toward Belleville. Merge onto IL 13S/Old St. Louis Rd (ramp on left toward Belleville) stay straight to N. Belt W. Make a left on Frank Scott Parkway, then a left on W. Main St. to the high school on the left. ARCADIA VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL 520 PARK DRIVE IRONTON 573-546-9700 Take 67 South to MO-221 W exit toward Doe Run/Farmington, turn right onto MO 221, after several miles you will turn left to stay on MO 221. When you reach MO 21 turn left, turn right on E. Russell, then left onto S. Main St., then right on W. Park Dr. BAYLESS HIGH SCHOOL 4532 WEBER RD. ST. LOUIS 314-256-8660 55 North to the Bayless exit, go left on Bayless to Weber Rd, left on Weber the school will be on the left. BISHOP DUBOURG HIGH SCHOOL 5850 EICHELBERGER ST.LOUIS 314-832-0529 Take Hampton Ave. to Eichelberger, go West on Eichelberger, school will be on the left. SOCCER/FOOTBALL FIELD is behind the building. TENNIS MATCHES are played in Tower Grove Park on Northwest Dr. BRENTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 2221 HIGH SCHOOL DR. BRENTWOOD 314-962-3837 Take 270 to Hwy 40. Go East on 40, exit at Brentwood Blvd. and go South to White Road. Turn right and the school will be on the left one block off Brentwood. Residental area be careful where you park you will be ticketed. CROSSROADS COLLEGE PREP 500 DEBALIIVIERE ST. LOUIS 314-367-8085 TENNIS is played at the Dwight Davis Tennis Courts in Forest Park. The address of the courts is 5620 Grand Dr. near the History Museum. SOCCER is played at Midwest Soccer Academy 5247 Fyler. Take 55 north to the Carondelet exit (202A), make a left continue on River Des Peres Blvd. to Gravois. Make a right on Gravois, a left on S. Kingshighway, then a left on Fyler. Fields will be on the right. DESOTO HIGH SCHOOL 731 AMVETS DRIVE DESOTO 636-586-1050 Take Hwy. 67 South to Hwy. 110 (DeSoto Exit). Make a right on 110 and go to Hwy. 21, go South (left). Go through the stoplight which is N/H to the next left, Amvets Drive. Make a left on Amvets Drive, the SOFTBALL fields will be on the right before you get to the high school. SOCCER will be played on the football/soccer field behind the high/jr. high school buildings. VOLLEYBALL is played at the High School which will be on the right. DUCHESNE HIGH SCHOOL 2550 ELM ST. ST. CHARLES 636-946-6767 270 to 70 west take exit 227 Zumbehl Rd. make a right on Zumbehl, a right on West Clay. Make a left on Duchesne Dr. stay on Duchesne through Droste and Elm, campus will be on the left. Will be going through residential areas. FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL 1 BLACK KNIGHT DR. FARMINGTON 573-701-1310 Take 67 south to MO 221-W exit Doe Run/Farmington, make a left on MO 221/W. Take the third left which will be Black Knight Dr. to the high school which is on the left. The TENNIS courts are behind the high school. FATHER TOLTON HIGH SCHOOL 3351 E. GANS RD. COLUMBIA MO 573-445-7700 70 West to Columbia, take 63 South to Discovery Parkway exit, at the end of the ramp go west ½ mile school will be on the right. Next to Phillips Lake Park. FESTUS HIGH SCHOOL 501 WESTWIND DR. FESTUS 636-937-5410 Take Hwy. A west to Collins Dr., make a right at Collins (stoplight). At the stop sign, make a right onto Main St., go a block to the triangle (flagpole) and turn left on Sunshine. SOCCER is played on the football field which will be on the left. Softball is played at Sunset Park, take Festus Main Street west to Park make a right on Park, look for the field with the grand stand. FREDERICKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL 805 E. HIGHWAY 72 FREDERICKTOWN 573-783-8224 Take Hwy. 67 south past Farmington. Take the Fredericktown exit MO 72/US 67 BUS. exit, go left (east), at the traffic circle continue to stay on 72/67 Bus. into Fredericktown. You will see the court house turn left at the first street before the court house that is Buford. Take Buford about one block, for the TENNIS courts stay on Buford past the softball fields, turn right on West Murta, then right on Main and the tennis courts will be on the right. SOCCER is played at the high school. Take the MO 72/US 67 BUS. exit, go left (east), at the traffic circle take the 3rd exit onto MO 72, turn right on MO 72/MO OO to the high school on the right. GRANDVIEW HIGH SCHOOL 11470 HWY. C HILLSBORO 636-944-3515 Take Hwy. A to Hillsboro, go South on Hwy. 21 to Hwy. B. Make a right on B to Butcher Branch Rd. make a left on Butcher Branch. When you get to Hwy. C, make a left, the school will be a short distance. JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL 1250 DOOLING HOLLOW RD. FESTUS 636-576-3639 Take 55 South to Exit 170, make a left on Hwy. 61. Go to Dooling Hollow Rd. there is a flashing light, turn left at Dooling Hollow. The high school entrance will be on the left a short distance down the road. SOFTBALL - turn right at Dooling Hollow, then left to the softball field. JOHN BURROUGHS HIGH SCHOOL 755 S. PRICE RD. ST. LOUIS 314-933-4046 Take 55 North to 270 to 64 (40) East, exit at 28A make a right on Lindbergh, go just a short distance, make a left on Clayton (before Plaza Frontenac). Turn left on South Price (.1 mile past ClayPrice). Burroughs is just past Laughing Lake Ln. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL 500 WOODS MILL ROAD MANCHESTER 636-227-5900 TENNIS is played at the Cool Dell Club, 414 Dietrich Rd. Manchester (636-527-8810). From 270 north take Manchester Rd. west to Dietrich Rd. (American Cleaners on the corner). Turn Left on Dietrich, go 7/10 of a mile; the club is on the left, look for the green sign. LUTHERAN SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL 9515 TESSON FERRY RD. ST. LOUIS 314-631-1400 Take I-55 to I-270 North to Tesson Ferry Rd. Turn right on Tesson Ferry, you will cross Lindbergh, the school will be on the left before you get to Gravois. MEHLVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 3120 LEMAY FERRY ST. LOUIS 314-467-5000 255 East to Lemay Ferry, go North the high school will be on the right. NORTH COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 7151 VO TEC RD. BONNE TERRE 573-358-8890 Take Hwy. 67 South, exit at Old Orchard. Old Orchard will put you in a roundabout. Exit the roundabout on Raider Road South. Go about a 1/2 mile then make a left onto the campus. NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL 265 NOTRE DAME DR. CAPE GIRARDEAU 573-335-6772 55 South to exit 96. Make a right on Hwy K go about a mile and a half to the high school on the left. Softball field is behind the school. NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL 320 EAST RIPA AVE. ST. LOUIS 314-544-1015 55 to 255 East, exit Telegraph Rd/MO-231 North (left) go about 2.6 miles at the stop light past Jack-in-the-Box, Telegraph will veer to the left, go straight ahead, the road's name changes to Kingston. Turn right onto Grant Rd (enter Jefferson Barracks Park), turn left on the Gark Rd, then left onto Notre Dame Parkway. TENNIS is played in Slyan Springs Park @ Jefferson Barracks 300 Halsey Dr. take Telegraph to a right on Sheradon, left on Silver Springs Rd, right on Halsey stay to left on Halsey, courts on the right. PARK HILLS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 116 REBEL DR. PARK HILLS 573 431-1211 Take Hwy. 67 South to the Park Hills/Leadington Exit (Hwy. 32), go right on Hwy. 32 (west). Turn right onto Business 32/business 67. At the stoplight make a left make a left at the next stop sign which is old Hwy. 32. Make a left on College St. you will see the Central Campus. The gym is on the right at the end of the street with a parking lot at the end of the building. SOFTBALL Take Hwy. 67 South to the Park Hills/Leadington Exit (Hwy. 32), go right on Hwy. 32 (west). Turn right onto Business 32/business 67. Go a short distance and turn right on Congress St. which will go to the softball fields. PERRYVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 326 COLLEGE ST. PERRYVILLE, MO 573-547-7500 FOOTBALL - Take I-55 south to the Perryville Exit (Hwy. 51). Make a left on Hwy. 51 and go to Edgemont (water tower), turn right. At the end of Edgemont turn right on Shelby, go a short distance and go left on Ganahl.
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