Mizzou Football Completes Week-Long Service Trip in Jamaica

The Missouri Tigers football team recently completed a week-long service trip to Harmons, Jamaica, involving 60 players who contributed to building homes, health center additions, and other community projects, significantly reducing the time such work would typically take the residents. The trip served as both a community service effort and a team-building experience, with players like wide receiver Daniel Blood and safety Jalen Catalon expressing how the work and community spirit put their football challenges into perspective and inspired them. Under head coach Eliah Drinkwitz, Mizzou Football has experienced notable success, including consecutive 10-plus win seasons and strong home records, which the team continues to build upon. The service trip highlighted the team's commitment to leadership and character off the field, as well as on it. The community in Harmons warmly welcomed the team, with interactions including playing football with local children, enhancing the cultural exchange and impact of the trip. This initiative reflects Mizzou’s broader ethos of combining athletic excellence with meaningful community engagement.