Michigan Tech Volleyball vs. Ferris - 09/18/26

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Michigan Tech Volleyball vs. Ferris - 09/18/26

High School Sports · Fri Sep 18, 2026

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Now to the press box for the high school football game of the week.

Welcome to alumni field here in Houghton, Michigan tonight.

the hometown Houghton gremlins are going to take on the ishpaming westwood patriots coming in from ishpaming michigan jake condon filling in for jimmy young tonight and folks it should be a pretty exciting matchup two teams with pretty low records so far this season the gremlins started one and two patriots are still looking for their first win on the season but both these teams have faced a pretty tough schedule so far both of these teams trying to build up after a disappointing last season and two first year head coaches looking

to battle here at alumni field tonight should be an excellent game coming up in the next few minutes we're going to have coaches interviews from coach Eli Loma and coach Sam Gillis and we will be able to talk to them about what roster decisions they've had to make in the past couple weeks how they're adjusting to their first year as a head coach in the MHSAA system and what they're expecting from the opposing teams tonight so should be a fun one.

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first coaches interview brought to you by Superior Service will be with Houghton Gremlin's head coach Eli Loma.

Coach Loma, thank you so much for your time.

Thank you for coming.

To start off, you're one and two so far this season.

You lost your first two games against very good teams in Calumet and Kingsford, but you won your home opener last week against Lons.

The final score on that one, 54 to 6.

Just going through the season so far,

Obviously, you kept it pretty close against a very solid Calumet team, but how does it feel to not your first career win as the head coach here

in coach?

Well, that feels amazing, really.

It's something that I wouldn't even have dreamed of it happening when I graduated from high school here.

For me to be a varsity coach and win a game at home,

I mean, it's a dream come true, really.

And talking about that a little bit more, this is your first year as the head coach for the Gremlins.

You spent a lot of time here as the junior varsity coach.

You were an assistant for the varsity program for a long time as well.

But what's it been like stepping into the varsity head coaching role, especially with a lot of the players that you've been coaching recently for our JV?

Yeah, it's been a pretty smooth process.

The kids, of course, it's been an easy transition for them.

And then the assistants that have been around on the varsity, they've been able to step in and they expanded their role.

So last year, he had Tim Driscoll, who's a coach with vast experience and he was able to do just about everything for coaches.

But now those guys who have been assistants, they stepped up, they took on a greater role.

So for me, it's been a really easy transition.

And

as far as, excuse me, the roster helping you with that transition, are there any key players that you think you're expecting to have a very sizable role over the course of the rest of the season?

Anybody that you're hoping to see break out in the near future here, just players in particular that you'd like to shout out and tell all listeners to keep an

eye or an ear on at least over the course of the game?

So one thing with that is we have seven seniors who are backs or receivers.

All seven of them scored a touchdown last week.

And out of those seven, I mean, each one of them could step up and be the big player that week.

Of course, Brody Donnelly, he's got the, he's the quarterback.

So the ball is in his hands every play and it's largely an option based offense.

So, I mean, if he wants, he's getting the ball every play.

So obviously he's a name you're going to be hearing a lot.

But you got other players like Sam Roth.

I mean, I expect him to have monster games in here somewhere.

It's going to happen where he breaks through.

He's so dynamic with the ball in his hand.

But like I said, any one play, any one of those players can step up and score from anywhere on the

field.

Taking a look at this week's matchup, you've got Ishming Westwood coming in.

They're still looking for their first win of the season, but you've seen them a decent bit during your time as a JV coach, as far as the assistant.

What have you come to expect from the Patriots over those seasons, and what do you expect to see from them tonight?

So I would expect they're going to come out and they're going to be tough.

Ever since I first started, they were always tough, tough players.

They'll play hard.

What we got to do is just match that or exceed whatever energy that they're bringing, we got to bring it in more so.

And I think that we have the players to do that as far as their offense.

I mean, they're dynamic.

They got a bunch of things that they can do.

So we got to be ready for a bunch of things coming at us.

And finally, especially, again, as a first year head coach, I don't want to beat on that too much.

But this is a team that

Went two and seven last season, I believe your last postseason appearance was in 2022.

As you take over the head coaching role, as you try to get this team back into its winning ways, are there any key messages that you're trying to bring to the players or the rest of the staff here to try to establish a new winning

team culture back here in Houghton?

It's all about attitude from in practice, from Monday through Friday.

What are we doing?

What are we working on?

And what are we enjoying about football?

What we should enjoy and what these kids do enjoy is hitting, blocking, getting hit.

Just the physicality of the game.

They love it.

If we have a practice where we don't hit, I start getting complaints from the players like, hey, we need to hit more.

And I love that.

These kids are tough.

They love the fight and that's what's going to get us that and discipline.

So we can't just be meatheads out there.

We do have to have a little bit of thought going on in between the skull.

So if we are disciplined and we work hard, we're going to see us do a lot better.

And then we can start competing with a team like Calumet where the kids aren't that different between here and Calumet.

What they've done really well is they have effort and discipline and they execute what they do really well.

So really what we want to be is more like Calumet and then beat them.

Head coach, Eli Loma, thank you so much for your time.

Good luck in this week's matchup.

Thank you very much.

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We have Ishwin Westwood head coach Sam Gillis.

Thank you so much for your time coach.

Thank you for having me.

So starting out this is your first year as the head coach of the Patriots.

You were a graduate of Westwood High School.

Spent some time at Michigan Tech after that.

But in the past few years you've been an assistant coach at Nagani.

So how does it feel to go back to your old stomping ground and now taking over the reins here for the Westwood Patriots?

Yeah, it's been a great transition.

You know, I get a teaching job here a year ago now.

And you know, it just feels good to be back in the

the halls and give back to a community that gave a lot to me.

It's been a great transition so far.

The kids have been working well with putting in a new system and some kids haven't played football in a couple years and they're working well.

We're seeing a lot of improvement so far.

And you're still looking for your first win this season, but you've had a pretty tough schedule to start the year as well.

Your last two games have been against Calumet and Menominee.

What do you think that you're able to take away from that as a coach, and hopefully your players and the rest of the team are able to take from having those games against really good schools?

Yeah, I mean, and end of the day, you got to play who's in front of you, regardless of how good they are, you know, with programs like Calumet and Menominee.

And, you know, we're just looking for to compete.

And, you know, I think we have, we found some kids, especially on the underclassmen junior.

class that, you know, are trying to compete and, you know, try to turn things around here.

And, you know, last week was obviously tough, but maybe Minami's a heck of a football team.

And all you can ask every week is to get better.

And I thought the kids had a great week of practice.

All right.

Talking about those players, do you have any key players on your roster that you want to mention that you think will be impact players in this game?

Maybe players you're expecting to step up a bit more than they have so far in the season?

Yeah.

I mean, at the line, you got to look at Keegan Scott.

I think he's 74 now.

switched a little bit.

He's by far our best lineman, most physical kid, and he's a great kid.

And you know, obviously we're missing Cohen-Ostow still tonight.

We're hoping to get him back in a couple weeks.

But sophomore Andrew Beckman's really stepped up into a role that can be challenging as a sophomore surrounded by upperclassmen.

And you know, another kid that's really stepped up

is

senior Dustin Wayne.

number 70 and he's a kid that hasn't played football since he was a freshman and he's you know really stepped into roles that we really need him at and he's done a heck of a job he's one of those kids that you can plug him in and just say play as hard as you can and he'll do it so you know I think those three guys but you know there's a lot of other kids stepping up too I could go on and on about you know the improvement we've seen from from everybody else for sure

and finally coach you ran into the Houghton Gremlins last year lost a really close match up in that one 44 to 46 the final score obviously

Obviously, you weren't the head coach then, but you spent some time at Nagani.

You've been around this team before.

What are you expecting from the Gremlins tonight?

I mean, they're never the biggest team, but I'll tell you what.

They're physical and they play hard.

Obviously, you got the hockey tradition here.

And you know, you're going to get their best effort every game, regardless of who's in front of you, how much they weigh.

They're going to go as hard as they can.

And our kids got to be ready for that.

They're a physical team.

And obviously, new coach as well.

totally new script from last year.

And, you know, they're just physical.

They've had some really close games, some really good opponents, and I think that's testament to what they're doing up here too.

Westwood football head coach Sam Gillis, thank you so much for your time.

Good luck tonight.

Thank you, have a good night.

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the coin toss took place at midfield.

The Westwood Patriots won the toss and elected to receive.

Houghton choosing direction of play will be facing east to west to start this first quarter and we'll have to see in the next few minutes or so how the teams begin this game.

About eight and a half minutes to go on the pregame clock here at alumni field in Houghton and we're gonna go ahead and get into our featured players of the game brought to you by Kiwanaw Automotive.

To start with the visiting Westwood Patriots, some pretty significant news for them that you heard in the coaches' interview.

Their starting quarterback, Cohen Ostela, is out due to injury, so backup quarterback Andrew Beckman, the sophomore, is going to have to take over at the QB position.

Definitely going to be an impact there.

We'll have to see how Coach Gillis can manage this game.

Running with a backup quarterback, he seemed impressed with how he's played so far.

Obviously, some pretty tough games to start the season for the Patriots with those matchups that we talked about, Calumet and Menominee.

their past two teams they've run into to start this season.

So, a sophomore quarterback, excuse me, getting a chance tonight here, and we'll have to see how he responds.

Looking at the Houghton Gremlins.

Michael Salena is gonna be the player to keep an eye on here, usually the running back, listed as a fullback actually on my roster sheet here.

The senior gonna be getting a significant chunk of the carries we would expect tonight.

But, like Coach Luma talked about in the pre-game interview that we had,

Every back was able to eat last week all seven of their senior backs scored a touchdown last week So a pretty big thing to keep an eye on Including I believe quarterback Brodie Donnelly in his senior year We'll have to see how he how active he gets in the passing game But obviously if seven different players are scoring touchdowns the receivers are probably gonna have a few reception TDs on the way So we'll get to see how much he gets involved in the passing game tonight, but if you think about how impactful

Your offensive and defensive line has to be for seven different players score a touchdown It's not just a single-skill position player having a fantastic night Everybody has to get involved and my third impact player for that reason is number 61 the gremlins captain Daniel sub listed as a center and nose tackle on my roster sheet Of course his last name is spelled SUH when you see that name and you hear they're playing nose tackle in the state of Michigan You get pretty excited no relation there to endomic ensue the former Detroit lion and his last name is pronounced

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It's gonna be a pretty brisk night tonight Currently 59 degrees here in Houghton looks like it'll get a little bit chillier over the course of the night Not too many clouds in the sky right now although some darker off to the east We'll have to see if there's any rain But at the moment it doesn't look like we have a very significant chance of rain by the time this game ends It'll probably be around 55 degrees Fahrenheit.

So the first

chilly your game of the season, I would say.

Of course, last week we were up in Calumet covering the minors Copper Kings matchup due to the hour and a half-ish lightning delay.

We were there until about 11 p.m.

So obviously got pretty cold that night.

But if we are able to play this game and get everything done on time, hopefully it's brisk but not too chilly for the pretty crowded fans in the stands that we have tonight at Alumni Field.

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There's not a ton of distance that you can see away from this field.

Alumni Field in Houghton is mostly enclosed by the treeline surrounding Houghton High School.

There's also no visitor stands at the stadium, but they have a pretty sizable home grandstand on the near side of the field.

And I would think that that's plenty to accommodate all of the home and visiting fans.

here tonight.

And like I said, crowd filling in quite nicely here.

It looks like it may be a full house by the time this game kicks off.

About five minutes left on our kickoff timer here.

We're going to take a quick break and we'll be right back for the national anthem and the kickoff here on WMPL.

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Pre-game coverage continuing here on WMPL, and the Houghton Gremlins are taking the field as we speak.

The high school band has formed a bit of a human tunnel to escort the players out onto midfield, and as they now approach their home bench, the ishcoming Westwood Patriots enter the field from the opposite side.

The Gremlins mascot gives Moe standing at midfield holding a team flag, and both teams are raring and ready to get going here.

A couple minutes left on our pre-game timer.

But the players have now hit the field.

The fans here excited to see if the Houghton Gremlins, the hometown team, can bring this one home and improve to 500 on the season.

Ishman Westwood Patriots, like we mentioned earlier, still looking for their first one on the year.

But both these teams have had pretty tough schedules to start the season.

So it will be interesting to see how these squads perform.

going up against similar situations.

Both of these teams, first year head coaches coming off of a down year last year.

Westwood went one and eight.

They're only win a forfeit.

I believe against Gwynne High School.

I have that down on my notes.

It was them, yes.

And the Gremlins two and seven last season.

So neither team too happy about how the 2025-26 season went for them, both trying to build on this time.

And we'll have to see how they progress through the season.

but should be a pretty exciting match up here tonight.

You heard in both of those pregame show coaches interviews, both teams talked about the physicality that the other plays with.

Coach Loma had a lot of compliments.

They said he mentioned that they're going to come out.

They're going to fight hard.

They're going to do everything they can to fight for every single inch on the field.

And Coach Sam Gillis had pretty similar comments saying despite.

being a bit undersized for the high school roster.

The Houghton Grimm ones are going to go out there and they're going to fight tooth and nail throughout this game.

And we'll get to see just how that game progresses in a moment here.

The Houghton High School Band now stepping up onto the track in front of the home stands as they get ready to begin this one.

And I believe the National Anthem will be coming up here pretty shortly.

Jake Kahn has been filling in for Jimmy Young here on WMPL tonight.

We're going to have another game on.

The Lakeland and Hubble Lakes will be taking on the Norway Knights tomorrow.

We'll have more information about that game at halftime.

But for now, it's time to listen to the national anthem here and get ready for some high school football on a Friday night here in Hote.

Both teams lined up on the sideline.

Color guard ready to approach midfield.

Should begin any second now.

30 seconds left on our pregame clock.

6 59 p.m.

So this game looks like it's well on time to start projected kickoff 707 p.m.

And the fans all standing up here in the grandstand at alumni field Ready to see their team and their second home game this year last week Huskies won Had the final score here 54 to 6 in their home opener against lots

So the Gremlin faithful here in Houghton, hoping that this can evolve into a win

streak.

And here we go.

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Let us now honor and respect their efforts in our country as the Hope and Peace will put them under the direction of Miss Collifan Payne proudly performed our national anthem.

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At the conclusion,

of the colors, we turn your name standing until they have left the field.

And as the color guard prepares to leave the field, here at Alumni Stadium in Houghton, Michigan, the tension growing, the fans ready, the team's ready.

It'll be an exciting matchup tonight here in Houghton.

Gremlins versus Patriots beginning in just a couple minutes.

And in just a moment, we'll hear the fans go crazy here as they get ready for kickoff.

Fans ready.

Teams getting ready to take the field here at Alumni Stadium.

Both teams going through what you could call a rebuild process at the moment, but looking for a key win.

Patriots looking for their first of the season.

After a season in 2025, where their only assessed win was via forfeit.

Meanwhile, the Gremlins won their home opener last week in pretty convincing fashion against Lantz, 54-6 the final score.

And now looking to establish some positive momentum, turning it into a win streak.

As mentioned earlier, Westwood won the toss, elected to receive the kickoff.

Houghton will be kicking from east to west to begin this game.

and it's number three for the Houghton Gremlins, Sam Roth out there to deliver the kickoff.

Two players back for the Westwood Patriots.

Roth raises his hand, puts it down, horns blaring, and kickoff game underway here in Houghton.

Received by one of the backfield returners for the Westwood Patriots, running up field, turns up field, missed shoestring tackle, and it's number three.

Logan Thomas breaking free, cutting back to the middle of the field.

One player to beat and just barely brought down.

And it was the kicker, Sam Roth, saving an early touchdown on a kick return for the Patriots.

And Ishpeming Westwood gonna start in, or very close, excuse me, to the Houghton Gremlin Red Zone.

The Houghton 22.

Or the 20 yard line dead on where this ball is going to be placed as the Westwood Patriots look to take advantage of a fantastic kick return to start the game Like we mentioned earlier to back up quarterback in their number eight Andrew Beckman the sophomore for the Patriots Ball handed off to number five brought down in the backfield

Alex Turrick brought down by number 68, Mason Joyle.

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Fantastic field position to start this game for the Westwood Patriots.

Now a second down, still listed as 10 yards to go.

And Beckman lined up under center.

Eye formation, a receiver to each side.

It's the fullback number 23, Jack Salmi, who runs up the middle, gains a couple of yards.

It's going to be third down and about eight yards to go.

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Third

down an eight ball at the Houghton 18 yard line.

After a spectacular kick return by Logan Thomas to start the game for the Westwood Patriots.

10-33 and counting on the game clock.

Beckman lined up in shotgun.

Number six Colton Ostela to his right.

Beckman takes the snap quarterback keeper pitches out.

And it's number five, excuse me, Alex Turrick turning a field, breaks into the end zone, touchdown Patriots.

Only one set of downs required when you start in the opponent's red zone.

And the quarterback keeper turns into a pitch option.

Alex Turrick had plenty of room to the outside on his right, and walks right into the end zone for an 18 yard rushing touchdown.

Point after attempt coming up here.

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And it looks like the Patriots are going to plan to go for two.

Beckman again lined up in the gun.

Turek to his left now.

Turek snapped!

Two Turrick who breaks it and that's going to be a two-point conversion.

And that'll make it an early 8-0 ball game here for the Westwood Patriots.

Beckman bolted before the snap, directly snapped to Alex Turrick.

And the senior running back already with a couple highlights for Israel tonight.

18 yard rushing touchdown and a direct snap two-point conversion going to make it 8-0 in favor of the Westwood Patriots with 10-14 to play here in the first quarter.

We'll be right back to see how the gremlins respond on mix 93.

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Ashbeming Westwood Patriots off of a magnificent kick return by Logan Thomas off the opening kickoff.

Convert on an 18-yard rushing touchdown on a quarterback pitch from the sophomore backup Andrew Beckman to number five Alex Turrick who then converts a two-point conversion and it's a squid kick to the outside now.

for the kickoff going back the Gremlins way.

Recovered there, harmlessly by I believe number 20 for the Gremlins.

That's Kale Olin Keddo.

And now the Gremlins offense gets ready to take the field.

A quick touchdown by the Patriots to start this game.

Gremlins gonna want to respond in turn and get right back on that scoreboard to match.

The quarterback number 14 Brodie Donnelly entering his senior season.

Had a big week last week.

Like Coach Eli Luma mentioned in the pre-game show interview, seven different seniors scoring touchdowns for the Gremlins in that game.

Donnelly got a lineup in shotgun.

He's running back.

Michael Salena to his left.

Motion across.

Donnelly takes the snap.

Quarterback keeper.

And hands it off late to Salina.

who will gain a couple of yards.

And

it's going to be second down at about seven to go.

Ball placed currently off the skip kick at the Houghton 41 yard line.

Again, eight nothing Westwood Patriots.

A quick opening drive.

Gets them on the board early.

A team that was shut out last week by Menominee, 50 to nothing the final score.

In the first two minutes of the game,

Abel put some points up against the gremlins.

Donnelly and Shotgun once again takes the snap, hands it off, quarterback keeper now gonna pitch it over to the side and that's Logan Thomas.

Or sorry, Sam Roth looking at my wrong roster sheet there.

Two number three wide receivers.

And

Roth's gonna turn up field and gain about 15 yards, moving the chains now firmly in Patriot territory.

Nice work there on third down after two.

Second down, excuse me.

After a run up the middle on

first,

fake the handoff to Selena.

Looks like it'd be a quarterback keeper by Donnelly for a moment, then pitched it out to the receiver in motion across the tackle box.

Donnelly in shock, and once again, three players out wide.

Takes the snap, steps back in the pocket, looking to throw.

Donnelly off to the side, reaching out, diving, and incomplete.

Chest out of reach.

of the senior slot receiver, J. Samuelson.

So the second down to 10, ball at the Westwood 43 yard line for second to 10.

9-24 on the clock.

Clock is stopped after the incompletion.

Gremlins incorporating some variety into their offense early here.

We'll see if that continues.

Donnelly still in the shotgun.

Selena in the backfield to his right.

Motion across once again and this time Donnelly will hand it off up the middle And it will be Selena who gains about four second down and about six yards to go Now near the Westwood 40-yard line Excuse me third down after the incompletion on the first Everyone's gonna have a test here third down and seven

The official distance, ball at the Westwood 40, 8.52 and counting in this first quarter.

Donnelly's been in the shotgun for every single snap, or so far, in this game.

Takes the snap, quarterback keeper runs right up the middle, breaks the tackle, has room to work, but is tackled and brought down.

By number two for the Patriots, that's Ryan Perry.

We'll see if he has a favorable spot for the first down.

The fans sure think so.

Oh, that's real close, folks.

I think he's short.

And he's going to be ruled about half a yard short of the first down marker at the Westwood 33 yard line.

It's going to be fourth down and about half a yard to go.

Offense staying out there as you'd expect.

Not much benefit to punting when you're already in opposing territory.

Donnelly in the shotgun.

Three players lined up wide.

Selena.

in the backfield to Donnelly's right.

Oh, Westwood player might have jumped there.

No flag.

Apparently he didn't cross the line.

Donnelly takes the snap.

Quarterback keeper right up the middle.

He's tackled in the backfield.

Can he reach for the first down?

We've got to wait to see for the spot here.

Ellis King for the Patriots signaling Patriot ball.

We'll see if the officiating crew agrees.

And by the spot of that ball, they may be bringing out the chain crew for this one.

Boy, that is a close spot, folks.

And they are going to bring out the chain crew.

The official helping hold the chain steady in the middle of the two 10-yard pylons.

And let's see where this ball is spotted.

Chain stretch out.

First down Gremlins Brody Donnelly playing hero ball there converts on the fourth and one 745 left on the clock.

It'll I assume continue ticking once the officials officially spot it But Gremlins able to survive an early fourth down test

Donnelly once again lined up in the shotgun, not playing under center at all so far in this game.

Selina too is right, two receivers out to both sides.

Donnelly holds onto the quarterback keeper, steps back in the pocket, looking deep.

Does he have his man?

Just barely overthrown.

Looking for Sam Roth out of the slot.

Four receivers set, looked like he was going to keep it, stepped back after charging behind the blockers, shifting right.

I like the play call.

And Roth definitely had a little bit of room.

Donnelly placed the ball where only Roth had a shot at it, but just a little bit out of reach.

The ball falls to the ground.

It's going to be second down and 10 ball at the Patriot 33 yard line.

Patriots leading eight to nothing.

723 to go in the first quarter of tonight's matchup.

Donnelly

lined up in the gun.

Three receivers, four receivers out wide once again.

Donnelly takes the snap, quarterback keeper this time, evades the tackler, shifts back to the middle of the field, has room to break.

Brodie Donnelly, no one gonna catch him.

Touchdown, hoping Bremwick.

And nice work by number 14, breaks the tackle in the backfield, easily could have been a loss of two yards.

Shakes a couple linebackers, cuts inside, cuts back out to avoid the DBs.

And once he got past the first down marker, nobody had a chance at him.

What a play there by Brody Donnelly.

Fantastic blocking by the Gremlins offensive line.

Gremlins elected to kick a point after instead of going for two.

So if they make this kick, they'll still be down one.

Kick is up, and it is good.

Sam Roth converts the kick.

Not able to make the touchdown reception a couple plays ago, but able to ensure that seventh point for the Houghton Gremlins.

7-15 to go.

Both teams score a touchdown on their opening drives.

Patriots with a two-point conversion, and we'll see if the Ishteming Westwood Patriots can put themselves back on the scoreboard in a moment here on WMBL.

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Both teams with touchdowns to open the affair.

715 left in the first quarter.

Houghton Gremlins just converted after a large quarterback run.

I believe a 33 yard touchdown run for the senior quarterback Brody Donnelly.

Opening the scoring for the Gremlins Patriots after a massive kick return on their opening drive able to convert from 18 yards out.

Thanks for running back.

Alex Turrick.

Fred wants kickoff coming and here we go sending it back the Patriots way and Ball will bounce at around 30 yard line and be picked up by one of the Westwood returners Can they get another big kick return here shakes a tackle shakes more Splitting the backfield and another chance here at number 20 this time Ellis King who turns up field two men to beat and he will be brought down once again, but two massive kick returns to start the game for

The ishbombing Westwood Patriots ball is going to be placed around the Houghton 35 yard line.

Two different returners both breaking off massive kick returns to start this game for Westwood.

Kickoff crew going to need some consideration from Coach Eli Loma.

Hey, let's go, boys!

Yeah, kill me, boys!

You're going to want to hit somebody!

Fans getting loud here in the stands, Houghton's student section completely full.

A lot of them wearing high vis.

A decent chunk of orange team hoodies in the crowd as well.

And it's quarterback Andrew Beckman lined up under center.

First down here, handoff right off the middle to number 23.

That's the fullback Jack Salmi who's going to be brought down.

But after picking up a first down, ball's going to be back in the Gremlin red zone after a pickup of about 15 yards.

We haven't seen much of the Patriot offense so far to be honest with you only that was their fourth play on the field so far But they've been carving up the running game so far.

We'll see if they continue with that strategy Beckman now lined up under center once again I formation a receiver out to each side an extra blocker on each side of the line Takes the snap takes the hand off pitching it back to Turk Turk has room to work turns up field and he's gonna get outside and

Pushed out of bounds after gaining about seven yards.

That'll make it third down and three.

Second down and three, excuse me.

Losing track of downs early in this game, my apologies folks.

Ball's gonna be spotted at the ten yard line making it second down and two.

Looking to get to the gremlin eight yard line for a fresh set of downs to make it first and goal.

Alex Turk has been impressive so far.

Only three touches.

Probably got about 32 yards in a touchdown.

Beckman lines up under center.

Takes a snap, hands it off to Turek once again.

Turek carps the middle of the field and he's gonna be rolled into the end zone touchdown Patriots.

A linebacker for the Gremlins got there in time but Turek able to force his way through as he was brought down broke the plane of the goal line.

right up the

middle of the field

and the Westwood Patriots two for two so far on offense make it 14 to seven in their favor with 626 to go in the first quarter.

Let's see if they go for a two-point conversion again here.

Looks like an offensive play call coming and it will be that.

Andrew Beckman lined up under center.

It's Salmi and Alex Turrick in the backfield.

Takes the snap, hands it to Salmi, Salmi up the middle, a flag on the play there I believe.

Salmi has it if it's against

the gremlins.

Apologies, somebody was throwing something in the back of the end zone.

I thought it was some official laundry, but no flag on the play.

Two point conversion is good.

Patriots lead 16 to 7 with 626 to go.

We'll be back to see if the gremlins can keep the touchdown streak going in a moment here on WMPL.

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16-7 the current score.

Ishpeming Westwood Patriots lead the game about halfway through this first quarter.

Every offensive drive so far and this one resulting in a touchdown.

Patriots have been going for two.

They've converted both so far.

It'll be number seven for the Patriots.

Clifford Fawcett on the kickoff.

Another squib kick up the middle, will be caught and returned by a Grumman's defender and he's going to shake a tackle loose but he's stepping in the backfield fumbling over his feet and is he going to be brought down here?

Still shaking tackles, he's broken three so far, turning up field at number 20, Kale Olegetto!

One man to beat.

Can he get there?

A crucial block comes in.

All in Keno.

Down the field.

Touchdown Greadlin.

He falls over as he breaks the plane of the goal line.

And what a play by number 20, the senior receiver.

He looked...

To be in so much trouble in the backfield, it looks like he could have lost 10 or 15 yards on that kick return easily.

Shades of Dante Hall.

What an immaculate return.

And you can see, all at Ketto fell over the plate of the goal line as he reached it, clearly out of gas, near the 20 yard line.

Had some crucial blocks, I believe it was number 7 Alec Abert.

Who made the final block to get him into the end zone around the 25 and Folks you will never hear a crowd this size get that loud this quickly What a return He wasn't even the kick return that was a squid kick he was supposed to be a blocker PAT coming from Sam Roth kick is up

And it is good.

They get 14-16.

Can't respond much faster than that.

Bremlins make it a two-point game.

6-02 to play in the first quarter.

And the stands here at Alumni Field have come to life.

Well, folks, I've got to say...

We've got 30 total points on the board in the first six minutes of this game.

If we keep anywhere near this pace, it's going to be an absolute slug fest all night long.

Can't get over that return.

And the fans of the stands.

I'm not sure if you can pick out individual voices.

But they're all talking about it.

They can't stop.

Why would they?

Kickoff crew retakes the field for the Gremlins.

Patriots will be heading out in a moment.

That's high school football for you folks.

What an incredible kick return.

I've seen some pretty amazing work these past few weeks.

That's the most electric play I've seen by a mile If you go back and watch Dante Hall and Devin Hester highlight reels That's about what that play looked like Kickoff coming from Sam Roth raises his hand waiting for his team to get set.

Here he goes Roth kicks it up another skip kick for the gremlins their first of the game actually And it will be number 32

22 excuse me James Madela for the Patriots who takes it gets a couple yards up field and quickly met by a gremlin and brought down Ishmael Westwood gonna start this drive at their own 38 yard line 39 yard line make it Not much of a break for Andrew Beckman and the Westwood offense a lot of the players dual role players so

probably on the field for special teams as well, but let's see if they can get back into the offensive mindset quickly.

Eye formation once again, what we've seen most from them so far, two backs behind Beckman and a receiver to each side, a flag before the snap.

And

I think it's going to be an offside on the gremlins here.

Waiting for the official call.

Officials discussing.

Talking to I believe coach Eli Loma on the Houghton Gremlins sideline so this may be And it is a penalty against the defense not entirely sure what An illegal substitution the call Against the Houghton Gremlins, so maybe just got a player on the field a bit too late A fan of the stands able to pick out what the

Crew chief sat there.

They must have heard me questioning the call in the box, so I appreciate you down there if you heard that.

5.59 on the clock.

Officials discussing what needs to be done with the ball here.

It'll be moved up the field five yards to give first at five.

Ball now at the Westwood 45 yard line as the Gremlins retake the field on defense.

The student section has been on their feet the whole game as the band serenades them in the section to their right.

Still can't get over that kick return, folks.

If you can find that online, watch that clip.

One of the great kick returns you'll see.

And here comes the Patriot offense.

Andrew Beckman lines up under center, eye formation.

and receive a route to each side once again.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off, and that's going to be the full back.

Jack Salmi, who picks up the first down.

Salmi, one of those key players that Coach Sam Gillis talked about in our pre-game interview.

The junior listed as a running back and defensive lineman on my sheet.

Definitely a bit bigger than the usual running backs you'd see.

It's why he plays the full back position often.

Second down and one just short of the first down.

Beckman takes a step.

Quarterback keeper on his own keeps it this time to the outside and he'll be brought down after easily picking up the first down.

Gave him about six yards.

Nice work so far by Andrew Beckman.

I don't believe we've seen a pass attempt from him so far in this game, to be honest.

But,

as it needed to so far.

As he comes back to his offensive line, and his skill position players to relay the play, it's going to be a fresh set of downs, first in 10, now on the Gremlin 45 yard line.

Beckman once again under center I formation one receiver out to his right Takes the snap hands it off.

It's going to Turk this time Alex Turk shakes the tackle almost shakes a second gonna gain about nine yards before being brought down and It's Sam Ross Who will be credited with the tackle possibly saving a touchdown there on that play?

505 and ticking

It's going to be second down and about two yards to go.

Ball now at the Gremlin 42.

Sorry, Gremlin 37.

Excuse me.

Andrew

Beckman once again.

Now on the close hash.

So his right under center takes the snap.

And it's a pitch outside to Turk.

Turk has room to work.

Turk goes to the outside and brought down once again by Sam Roth.

Swarming the running game for the Patriots.

Often the last line of defense.

I don't believe he's playing safety, but he sure is covering the run like it.

Doing a fantastic job of following Beckman and Turk out of the backfield so far in this game.

Salmi's mostly been running up the middle, so he hasn't had a chance to get too involved, but Sam Roth.

has been making crucial tackles for the Houghton Gremlins so far in this one.

Four minutes 19 now.

Turk did get enough for a first down, so now the ball placed at the Houghton 35.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off, and a flag on this play is Jack Salmi.

May have the yards for a first down here, but I believe this one's coming back on a holding call.

Flag came in around when saw me reach the line of scrimmage Waiting for the call here and it is going to be a hold Assessed against the offense and that'll back him up make it first down at 20 ball back at the Gremlin 45 now Gremlins have at least been able to slow down the run a bit, but it seems like

The Patriot run game has been able to at least break the defensive line pretty easily on almost all of these plays.

Need to see the linemen get involved a little bit more for the gremlins.

High formation once again, a receiver to each side.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off to Salmi.

Three yards and a cloud of dust will make it second down and 17 yards to go Ball split between the Houghton Gremlin 42 and 43 yard

line

The score 16 to 14 Patriots in the lead with the ball In Houghton territory both teams have scored every time they've had the ball

a kick return touchdown for the gremlins the most recent way the points have been put on the board and a pitch outside to Turrick here Turrick breaks one tackle but gonna be met near the line of scrimmage it's gonna be third down and a mile coming up for the ishpaming westwood patriots might have gained a yard on that

one

Ball now between the 41 and 42 will make it third down and 16 Trying to get to the 25 yard line 235 to go in this first quarter now Same eye formation we've seen most of the game so far from the Patriots Beckman Trying to get the Gremlins to jump and a timeout called there by ishpimming Westwood

Coach Sam Gillisaw, something he didn't like, wants to discuss it with his team.

The chance for the first stop of the game for either team, given the down and distance, if the Gremlins can stop them without significant game, I think despite being in Houghton territory, the Patriots would have to punt, unless they're wanting to go for it on fourth and 15, or possibly more.

So a big third down coming looking for a first down or at least a fourth and manageable for an attempt at going for.

Oaten defense after allowing a couple big breakaway runs.

That's been a good job of slowing down pace of play on this third drive for the Patriots.

Clock stopped at 2 minutes 20.

Patriots still lead by two.

The score 16 to 14.

The Houghton High School Band.

Continuing to play through the end of the time out here and now it's third and 16.

Ball at the 41 yard line of Houghton.

Patriots looking for big yardage here.

Beckman in the shotgun takes the snap stepping back to pass.

Beckman looking for his man.

and he finds number 20 that's Ellis King open the flats and King is going to turn up field to get pretty close to the first down marker it's going to be about fourth down and two yards to go and now firmly in Gremlin territory I would expect that they are going to go for it here on fourth down and they will do just that they have not brought out a field goal unit for extra points electing to go for two both times they've scored a touchdown I would not expect a field goal attempt that would probably be about 40 yards out

if that's their play call.

2-12 on the clock.

Back in eye formation, Beckman under center.

Excuse me, now in shotgun.

Beckman takes the snap, quarterback keeper pitches out to Turrick.

Turrick, can he get up field?

He's going to be met at the line, and it's going to be close again, folks, but I think he rolls forward, and he will have forward progress enough to get a first down.

Close enough that we should wait for the spot from the official before we confirm anything And let's see where they place the ball here first down marker right after 30 yard line and oh my goodness folks That is real close They need to they may need to bring the chain crew back out for this one again For now offense and defense are staying out on the field

And a personal foul called on one of the Houghton Gremlins, no laundry thrown.

Must have been something after the play that the official overheard.

Oh, I do see the penalty flag now, but a big penalty assessed against the Houghton Gremlins.

And no move of all half the distance to the goal line, now at the Gremlin 18 yard line.

Sorry, Gremlin 13 yard line

for

this first down.

Not quite first in goal.

Patriots were in a similar spot earlier in the game.

Alex Turk able to find a touchdown from 18 yards out.

Players waiting for the officials to signal the ball is live.

Clock stopped at two minutes and one second.

Beckman lined up under center back in high formation.

Beckman takes the snap hands it off to saw me saw me has one player to beat and he's brought down by the Gremlins linebacking crew But again, he's awfully close to a first down.

We'll see if it's gonna be first and goal for the Patriots Balls gonna be placed at the four yard line so second down in a yard to go for ishpaming Westwood a minute 29 and ticking

First quarter nearly to an end.

Clouds here at alumni field starting to take on an orange hue as the sun begins to set.

And the fans in the student section getting loud.

Second down and one looking for a stand in the red zone here from the Gremlins.

High formation.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off to Salmi once again.

Salmi up the middle and he's gonna be brought down I believe just short.

It will be first and goal.

for the Patriots, but no signal for a touchdown yet from the officiating crew.

And that will make it first down in goal.

Ball placed right at the plane of the goal line.

Folks,

you're going to measure that in inches, maybe centimeters.

Kremlin fans going to have to hope for a goal line stop now.

I don't see a world.

where Westwood does anything but spend four downs trying to throw themselves into the end zone here.

Andrew Beckman's done a good job so far.

Not many pass attempts with the ones he's had have been to fairly open receivers for good yardage.

High formation, first and goal.

Beckman takes a snap, looking for a quarterback sneak.

I don't think he's going to have it, folks.

One of the Houghton-Bremland defenders broke through the offense of lying quickly.

Number 76 the captain Keaton Roberts Who breaks through stops Beckman grabs him by the legs and keeps him from crossing the plane of the goal line And it's gonna be second down in goal a very similar spot.

Maybe a few inches back this time At a timeout calls the players head to the sidelines or excuse me.

No end to the first quarter Through one here in Houghton

Patriots lead by two, 16-14 on the precipice of a third touchdown.

We'll be back to see if the Gremlins can get their goal line stand in a minute here on WMPL.

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For those of you just joining us, the Ishpeming Westwood Patriots and Houghton Greblins have been an offensive duel so far.

The score 16 to 14 to end the first quarter and the Patriots knocking on the door trying to extend their current two-point lead.

Second down and goal inside the one-yard line.

The quarterback

Number eight, Andrew Beckman, lined up under center, takes the snap, quarterback keeper again.

This time, I believe he's got it.

Oh, a late flag coming in.

Line judges rule touchdown.

We'll have to see what this flag is.

Gremlins got hit pretty hard by a personal foul after a play earlier that moved the Patriots about 13 yards closer to the end zone.

It was a half the distance penalty.

Still not exactly sure of what inspired that penalty call.

Must have been some words on field after the play.

Still waiting on the whistle from the officials.

And it's a face mask call against the Gremlin, so the touchdown will stand.

Ishpeming Westwood Patriots take the 22 to 14 lead, and we'll see if they can go three for three on two-point conversions.

If so, it'll make the lead 10.

Got to wonder if the Gremlins will feel the pressure to start going for two.

Five formation, Beckman under center, takes the snap, hands it off to Salmi.

And will he get through?

Yes, he does.

Two point conversion, three for three so far for the ishpaming Westwood Patriots.

Make it 24 to 14 in their favor.

Gremlins.

Last time they had the ball on, I guess you can call it offense.

An incredible kick return touchdown by number 20, Cato and Keddo.

Gremlin offense has not been on the field since I believe about the eight-minute mark in the first quarter.

A lot has happened since then.

We'll have to see if the senior quarterback Brodie Donnelly can keep the Gremlins going on offense.

Now down two possessions thanks to two-point conversions.

Return crew out for the gremlins.

It's number three Sam Roth and number 15 Jay Samuelson Back and ready for a kick return if one comes at full power Oh And Keddo was lined up as one of the blockers On the kick return previously a squib kick Or he ran back to around the 15-yard line trying to evade tacklers successfully did so somehow I think he must have shaken himself five or six tackles

on that return.

And now we'll see if the Gremlins can make more magic.

The kicker on the field for the Patriots, it's Logan Thomas.

Thomas getting ready, it's another squid.

And oh, bobble by a Gremlin, field of successfully there by Olen Keddo, who won't have any room to work this time.

after the bobbled reception by Michael Salena.

Ball bounced out of Selena's hands into Olin Kettos by the time he had it.

Multiple Patriot defenders there ready for the tackle.

They do just that.

But not a very far-squib kick once again.

We have not seen the Patriots really do any distance kicking whatsoever so far in this game.

Houghton Gremlins gonna start this drive at their own 42-yard line.

Brody Donnelly lined up in shotgun.

Hasn't spent much time under scenery as four receivers out wide.

Motion across the field.

Donnelly takes a snap, hands it off.

Number six, that's Michael Salina.

Salina will have the first down after breaking out to his left and evading a tackler.

Nice way to start the drive here for the Gremlins.

Second quarter here, still very young.

11-44 on the game clock.

Gremlins down 10.

Despite going two for two on their drives on offense so far.

Staying in the shotgun, Donnelly back there.

Selina to his left, four receivers out, two on each side.

Takes the snap, hands it off to Selina.

Selina evades the tackler, but is met by a linebacker of the Patriots.

And he'll be brought down after a gain of about three yards.

It's number 23, Jack Salmi.

The fullback on offense.

Ball now at the Westwood 44 yard line.

Gremlins doing a good job of moving the chains so far.

They were tested on a fourth an inches earlier in this game able to convert the play after Donnelly able to break free and score a touchdown.

Donnelly now takes the snap, quarterback keeper cuts back inside, and he'll be brought down by the defensive line at number 74 for the Patriots, who I don't have on my roster.

I remember Coach Gillis talking about a number change in the pre-game interview.

Unfortunately, I forgot to write that down.

I believe it's Will Leclerc, who went from 72 to 74.

Nice work there by the junior defensive lineman.

Donnelly in the shotgun third down and eight takes the snap hands it off Selena Selena gonna gain about four.

It's gonna be fourth down and about that much to go Ball be spotted.

Ooh pretty unfavorable spot there for the gremlins up.

That's gonna be fourth and five actually ball at the 43 yard line of the Patriots Fourth and five coming offense staying out on the field

Already down multiple scores.

They can't play around getting cute with punting here.

And the ball will be in the hands of Brodie Donnelly.

Converted his only fourth down so far in this game.

Let's see if he can get the gremlins to two for two in that regard.

Donnelly steps back.

Looking for his man, rolls out to his right.

Brodie Donnelly.

Find somebody open and that ball is caught.

Alex Haber.

With a hero reception there shaking free of his man guarded well by Ellis King But Donnelly rolls out to his right had to escape a collapsing pocket takes his time Had a little bit of room to work up field but would have had to evade multiple defenders to get the first down really smart play there by Donnelly He's been very impressive so far as the quarterback for the Gremlins

Oh, they actually, did they rule that incomplete?

Wow.

I can't believe that the Patriots are now in an offensive set.

Salmi takes the snap, he's gonna gain about two yards.

I can't believe that was ruled an incomplete pass.

I thought for sure Alex Abert brought that one in.

Well, the field flips then.

Westwood Patriots now with the ball It's gonna be second down and eight the balls at their own 44 yard line Gremlins unlucky break there The officials were closer.

I'm sure it was the right call But I thought a bear had a hand under it before the ball hit the ground Tough break there for the Gremlins Beckman lined up under center I formation

Second down and eight.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off to Turek.

Alex Turek breaks free and he's going to be brought down.

Number 20, Kato and Kato.

Turek's going to gain about 14 yards on that play.

And another big tackle.

Olin Kato and Sam Roth making their presence felt on defense and special teams so far on this one.

Chains move Patriots now back in Gremlin territory ball at the Gremlin 40 808 left to go in this half Beckman lines up under center say my formation We've seen most of the game from the Patriots takes the snap quarterback keeper.

He'll turn up field himself Had turned to the pitch and he's gonna shake another tackle somehow still on his feet

And he'll get out of bounds and he's gonna get into the gremlin red zone moving the chains once again The Westwood sideline loves it Andrew Beckman living up to his billing so far in this game backup quarterback Coming in for the end for the injured usual starter Cohen, Ostala And so far he is shy not super active in the passing game, but

Frankly, the Patriots haven't needed to pass very much.

Eye formation once again.

Oh, he's actually ruled out a bounce back at the 23-yard line of the Gremlins, so not quite in the red zone yet.

Beckman under center takes the handoff, keeper once again looking to pitch out.

He'll elect to keep it, and he's met by the Houghton Gremlin defensive line quickly getting lies to the pitch option play.

that the Patriots have been running for the past few drives.

To much success so far in this game.

And he'll be ruled down at the line of scrimmage.

It'll stay, it'll stay, second down and 10.

Ball at the Gremlin, 23.

Houghton trails by 10.

Ishpeming Westwood with possession.

Again, I think the Gremlin offense has played quite well.

It's just they need to slow down this run game more The Patriots offense has been going with so far Beckman lined up under center once again say my formation hands it off to Jack saw me Saw me will gain a couple yards.

It'll be third and long coming up for the Patriots 650 left On the clock here and ticking

Ball placed at the 20 yard line will be third and seven to go Looking to get to the gremlin 13 yard line for a fresh set of downs Fans getting loud here at alumni field student section especially The cheer squad trying to get them riled up hoping the fans will be a bit more of an impact in this game

Beckman now lined up in the shotgun showing pass third down and eight Motion across the field and it's gonna be a screen out to Turrick Turrick turning up field.

Can he get the first down?

Yes, he can almost snuck through a Blocker and a tackler to be And he will gain enough for the first down before being pushed out of bounds.

I believe he gets to around the ten yard line of Houghton Number two for the gremlins Thomas Nedzwicky a bit slow to get up

after that play but staying out there for the gremlin defense for the moment appears to be all right glad to see that and they're gonna have to check the spot here that's a pretty unfavorable spot to be honest with you i thought he stayed in bounds let's see if he has the first down chain stretches out and he is going to be ruled short

Fourth and inches coming up.

Turrick had tried to spin to keep himself in bounds.

I thought he had kept his feet in, but must have tiptoed the line.

Line judge was right in front of it.

And the Gremlins hoping they can stifle.

The Patriot offense here on fourth down and won.

Ball at the 13.

About a foot to go to get to that first down marker and he to stop in the backfield high formation here Expect to sneak here from Andrew Beckman takes a snap He does just that leaps forward line gives him some space and I believe he will have enough for the first down there Patriots offense has done very well in these short yardage situations We've only seen Beckman in the shotgun a couple times this game on pass plays on third and fourth and long

But on those plays he's done quite well But there it's the little running back bubble screen on that third down Got them just close to the first down marker close enough to convert on a QB sneak And now the Patriots the fresh set of downs ball at the Houghton Gremlin 11 yard line Gremlins trail by 10 and need to make a stop in their red zone here

Beckman, shotgun, takes the snap, rolls out to his right, beats the tackler, and he'll be met by the rest of the Gremlins defense, maybe gained a yard or two before being brought down.

5-13 in ticking now.

The cheer team here for the Houghton Gremlins, trying to figure out how to get the fans bore involved, talking with the student section now.

Second down and eight, ball at the ten yard line, under five minutes to go in the first half.

Westwood's huddle breaks.

And now Beckman's staying in the shotgun, abandoning the eye formation for now.

Turrick to his left.

Beckman, direct snap to Turrick!

Beckman blocks, Turk gonna sneak up the middle and he'll gain a few yards before being brought down inside the five yard line for third and short.

We hadn't seen a ton of variety in play calling from the Patriots until recently.

Doing a nice job of mixing it up, a direct snap to Turk there.

I think that's the second time we've seen that in this game.

But when they've been around midfield, it's been pretty strict eye formation.

Not even considering the pass unless they have a large distance to go And here we're gonna have third down and three ball at the four yard line Still in the shotgun Beckman Takes the snap runs out to his left has room Andrew Beckman gonna get brought down after crossing the plane of the goal line touchdown Westwood Patriots

No real threats in the backfield there a gremlin defender met him at the line But no chance of slowing down Beckman with a head of steam there And Fantastic work once again by this Westwood defense offense excuse me being tested by the gremlins But now with a 30 to 14 lead Expecting them to go for two once again three for three so far on two-point conversions

Offense is staying out there.

337 on the clock.

Now a 16 point deficit for the gremlins to recover from.

Patriots trying to make it 18 here.

Beckman still in the gun.

Takes the snap, rolls right looking for a pitch.

Has Turk in the backfield.

Can anybody stop him?

No, I believe there's a hold on a patriot trying to prevent a gremlin from getting to Turk though.

May need to replay this two-point conversion It was number seven Alex a bear who I believe was being held And that allowed Turk the room to sneak into the end zone Still waiting for the official call from the officiating crew And it is a hold called against the offense that'll back up the conversion

And they'll repeat it now from the 12 yard line.

A bit more of a challenge now on this two-point conversion.

Offense still out there, at least for the moment.

One play from 12 yards out, trying to extend a 16 point lead to an 18 point.

And a whistle on the field, not entirely sure why at the moment.

Players are standing out on the field, so it doesn't look like a timeout.

And Coach Sam Gillis has some words for a crew chief.

And now they'll head back to the sideline.

And the repeat attempt at the two-point conversion coming.

Offence spreads out.

Trying to be shifty with the receivers as they get set.

Trying to bait Manor's own coverage, showing from the Gremlins.

Beckman takes the snap, rolls left, throws over the middle of the field.

That ball is tipped, caught, but brought down.

And it was number 58 Bryson Nettle, who tipped the ball while it was in the air, somehow still caught by Logan Thomas.

But about four yards short of the end zone, not able to squeak his way in.

And so the score will stay at 30.

Gremlins trail by 16, they're getting the ball back after this with under four minutes to go in the second quarter.

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Four for four so far on

offense.

The Ishpeming Westwood Patriots putting out a show here in Houghton.

Gremlins.

We're two for two to start the game, but a fourth down stop in Westwood territory Gives the Patriots the chance to go up now three scores or two scores with two point conversions Onside kick here by the Patriots ball bobbled by a gremlin and the Patriots are saying they have the ball Signal by the official is that they do

One of the Houghton blockers saw the ball coming It was Thomas Nedzwicky got his hands on it not able to keep them on it and the ball bowels near the boundary line a Patriot able to get there to recover it was on the far side of the field So I'm not entirely sure which player it was that successfully recovered the ball for the Patriots But they will start in very friendly territory here first and 10th a Houghton 42 yard line

Patriots have been squib kicking all game long and there a bobble ball gives them a free possession.

Let's see if the four-minute offense can come out for the Patriots here.

Kremlens are due to receive the second half kickoff.

Beckman, quarterback keeper.

He'll turn back up the middle and he'll be brought down almost squeaked away there for a first down but tackle preventing that play by number 74 Everett Mattson.

Madison, excuse me.

There's a Madsen and two Madison's on this team.

Everett's little brother Hayden, a fifth-quarter player for the Gremlins.

3-0-5 and counting.

Second down and five.

Ball at the Gremlin, 37-yard line.

Patriots are going to give the ball back to the Gremlins to start the second half so they can find more points here and make it a true three-score game.

That would be big news for Isfaming Westwood.

Beckman.

Quarterback keeper rolls out to his right, has room to work, turns up field, and I believe he'll get out of bounds just after clearing the first down marker.

The batter is very close.

And the officials do say first down, chains will move.

Stepped out of bounds at the pylon, ball be placed at the 31 yard line.

And 2-44 Beckman gets out of bounds, so clock should stop.

Beckman comes back from the sideline, relays the play to his offense.

Andrew Beckman is shined so far in at quarterback, filling in for the usual starter, Cohen-Ostala.

Beckman under center takes the snap, hands it off.

Alex Turrick shakes a couple tacklers, shakes one more.

He'll be brought down after gaining about eight yards.

And it's number 13 for the Gremlins.

Isaac Neva able to get the stop.

And he'll actually squeak forward just enough to move the chain.

It's gonna be a first down for the Patriots once again.

Now back in the Gremlin Red Zone.

236 to go.

Yardage piling up for the senior running back slash wide receiver Alex Turrick.

It's been very effective out of the backfield so far for the Patriots.

Beckman under center high formation takes the snap Hands it off.

No a bubble pass.

It's out the Turk again who trips in the backfield He'll be brought down for the first time losing yards.

I believe in this game And finally something that the gremlin defense can be excited about Patriots otherwise have been very effective of at least getting back to the line of scrimmage

Think they've only had one other tackle for a loss so far in this game It'll make it second down at 12 ball back at the gremlin 22 now a minute 51 and ticking no two-minute warning pause in the high school football here in Michigan Two timeouts left for both teams.

We'll see if the Patriots start using them as the clock winds down here And off the Turk

Tarkel will get tripped up.

It's number 76, Keaton Roberts, the captain, who will make sure that's only a gain of about four yards.

And it'll be third and long once again, another test coming for the Patriots.

A minute 15 now.

Tackled in bounds, clock continues to tick.

Westwood for now, more than happy to let it do so.

Ishka Mingwestwood still looking for their first win this season They've had to face some very good teams to start the year And a timeout called by the Houghton gremlins 52 seconds left in this second quarter third and seven ball the 17 Patriots currently lead by 16 points the score 30 to 14 Trying to put themselves three full possessions ahead of the Houghton gremlins

A crucial third down here.

Gremlins coach Eli Loma wants to make sure his defense is right.

The fans here at alumni feel they've had a lot to cheer for in this game.

An incredible kick return touchdown earlier in the game by Cato and Ketto.

A particular highlight.

But despite all that, Gremlins trail by 16.

A stop here is critical.

Gremlins will get the ball back to start the second half.

But this Patriots team has shown an inkling for going for it.

I would expect nothing less if they do get stopped on this third down.

Gremlins if they do get the stop might have a little bit of time to try to get down field.

But they may just elect to resume offense in the second half Beckman takes the snap hands it off And it will be turret who's met at the line of scrimmage And it'll be fourth down in eight yards to go tackled in bounds for now the clock ticks Coach Gillis not using timeouts yet.

He still has two on fourth and sixth though He does not want to get too aggressive

It'll be interesting to see if they actually go for the end zone here.

Ball at the 16 yard line of the ground once.

Fourth and sixth coming.

Eye formation.

Beckman under center.

And a flag on the play before the ball is snapped.

Number 20, Ellis King was on his knees.

Penalty was called on the defense, I believe.

Waiting for the statement from the official

here.

No,

it's gonna be a full start on the offense And that'll back the Patriots up five yards make it fourth and I Believe it should be fourth and 13 Or no sorry fourth and 11 Timeout call by the Patriots Looks like coach Gillis since the clock is stopped anyway may as well try to draw something up here Very close to the end zone of the Houghton gremlins

The Houghton High School Pep Band lined up on the track in front of the grandstands.

They'll be taking the field for half time, I believe.

Meanwhile, the fans in the stands cautiously watching the field.

Hoping this game at least stays a two-possession game, going into the half.

Again, Gremlins trail, 14-30.

Itchmaning Westwood.

It's been clinical on offense so far.

If this drive at the 21 in the final 12 seconds of this half does not result in a touchdown, it would be the first time that was the case for the Patriots all game long.

Four for four on touchdowns so far.

Beckman under center.

Fourth and 11.

Takes the snap, backs up, looking to throw.

Has his man deep in the corner of the end zone.

And it's going to be defended well in complete pass.

It's Alex A-Bear in on the coverage, breaking up the pass, and the chains will flip seven seconds on the clock if the Gremlins want to try anything like a Hail Mary here.

We've seen some pretty solid passing plays from Brodie Donnelly, but...

With just under 80 yards to go, I would expect them to probably just kneel this one out and head back to the locker rooms, get ready for their drive to start the second half.

Four receivers out wide.

We'll see if they go for this and he will take the knee.

Halftime here at Alumni Field.

Hometown Houghton Gremlins for the moment trail by 16.

The score 14 to 30.

Gremlins will receive the second half kickoff.

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So far, the Houghton Gremlins trailing the Ishpeming Westwood

Patriots to

score 14 to 30.

The Patriots received the first half

kickoff.

They

went four

for four on

their first four drives on offense.

Their fifth offensive drive stalled out only due to a fourth down missed touchdown attempt.

To end the second or end the first half gremlins had the ball back with seven seconds left.

I like to take the knee And now coach Eli Loma gonna have to have a tough talk

with his offense here saying hey

You guys have played pretty well so far today But we need more out of you trailing two possessions with two point conversions a 16 point deficit to recover for the Houghton gremlins a tall task coming here both of these teams

Pretty rough last season.

Two and seven for the Houghton Gremlins.

One and eight for the Patriots.

Their only win coming off of a forfeit.

But so far, the Patriots have been fighting hard in this one.

Often seems to have really found something.

So far in this game, mostly keeping the ball on the ground.

It's been a split of three main players in the backfield.

Number five, the running back Alex Turrick.

The full-back Jack Saulney, number 23.

And the quarterback, Andrew Beckman, filling in for the usual starter, Cohen Ostelem.

He's an incredible job, frankly.

As a backup quarterback coming in, he's only a sophomore, a tenth grader, number eight.

And frankly, I have no notes for how he's played so far in this game.

He's been fantastic as a running threat.

He's made a few pretty crucial passes for the Patriots.

Not a ton of passing attempts in this game so far.

But like we mentioned earlier,

They haven't had much of a need to pass.

The run game has picked up plenty of yards.

It's really only been in the third down and long and fourth down and long situations.

They've elected to throw the ball.

And frankly, why risk it if you're generating that many yards on your rushing attack?

For the Gremlins, otherwise, two really truly impressive touchdowns on their first two drives to open this game.

On their first drive of the game, quarterback Brody Donnelly cashed in from 34 yards out.

on a quarterback keeper, really effective play to bring this game back into close contention after a quick touchdown to start the game by the Patriots.

And then, on their second offensive possession, they didn't need to bring the offense out onto the field.

Kick-returner.

They're sorry.

Wide receiver turned emergency, in this case, kick-returner Kato and Keddo was supposed to be lined up as a blocker for his kick-return, but it was a squib kick to bounce right to him.

He evaded tacklers running back into the backfield.

Probably lost about 15 yards before he finally shook free of all the tacklers initially.

Turned up field and somehow some way through crucial blocks and probably I'd say 120 yards of running around the field.

Able to cash in and make it a 14 point.

score for the Houghton Gremlins.

But since then, Patriots have been on a run on their own.

They've scored 14 unanswered since then, making it 14 to 30 in their favor at the moment.

Taking a look around the rest of the Westpac and the Great Lakes 8, we have this week in high school football brought to you by Shoppe Kelly O Insurance, starting with the Westpac.

All eyes, or at least most eyes in the West Pack, are on Menominee tonight.

The Calumet Copper Kings heading in to town to take on the undefeated last year Division 7 state champion Menominee Maroons.

Calumet beat Nagani last week, 21 to 18, in a late night thriller that we covered on Nix93.

Menominee last week beat this Ishmael Westwood team by a score of 50 to nothing, continuing their dominant ways.

Nagani, who's 2-1 coming off that loss at Calumet.

It's heading into undefeated Kingsford.

Kingsford actually defeated Gladstone 35-0 in last week's matchup.

Frankly, those are the four really top-viewed teams in the Westpac this year.

So interesting that they're all facing off against each other this week.

Two pretty...

Big marquee matchups that will likely dictate postseason seating for all four of those teams.

I'd say they're all pretty likely to make an appearance in this year's playoffs in their various divisions.

Looking further down the bill we have Gladstone, who's one and two so far this year, taking on undefeated Bark River Harris.

Bark River beat Iron Mountain last week by a final score of 38 to 33.

Iron Mountain is one and two, they're going to be taking on two and one loss.

Iron Mountain, obviously that lost to Mark River last week, but lots took a heavy loss to Houghton.

Eight to, er, sorry, six to 54.

I believe the final score on that one.

And just, frankly, the Houghton Gremlins.

They've shown us how they put up 54 points on lots tonight.

It's just that one missed fourth down attempt and how consistently Effective the Patriot offense has been in this game so far has really been the difference and the Growns are gonna have to fight hard to bring themselves back into this one Manus peak is one and two they head to winless West Iron County the Wycons looking to get back on the board Manus peak lost to Hancock last week by a score of 52 to six

while the Lycans lost to Gwyn by a score of 38 to 40.

And finally, the Hancock Bulldogs.

I mentioned last week they had not won back-to-back games since the 2021 season.

They've now done it, and they're taking on Gwyn this week, who's one and two.

Brendan Leclerc will be looking for the first time the Hancock Bulldogs have started three and one since the 2019 MHSAA season.

So very fun, exciting news coming out of Hancock these past few weeks in high school football.

Shifting over to 8 on 8 football on the Great Lakes West tonight.

Crystal Falls Forest Park is undefeated.

They're heading to Ishpeming.

They beat Bessemer 41 to 24 while Ishpeming last week beat Stevenson by a score of 80 to 42.

8-0 to 42.

The final score.

8 on 8 football, folks.

It's just different.

You're going to see scores run up like crazy and dropping an 80 piece in a high school game is pretty incredible by the Ishpeming hematites.

Unising is 0-1-3, they're looking for their first win, and they've got a tough opponent coming up against Powers North Central tonight.

Unising lost 12-50 to Lakeland and Hubble last week, while Powers North Central beat Antonokin by a score of 49-18.

The final 8-on-8 game in the Great Lakes 8 West tonight is the Ironwood...

Team who's one and two, heading to Antenagon who's still looking for their first win of the year.

Ironwood lost to Norway last week by a score of 12 to 36.

You're probably noticing a prominent team.

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And that's because the Lakeland and Humble Lakes are playing tomorrow and we'll be covering that game right here on WMPL.

They'll be taking on the also 3 and 0 Norway Knights.

So a very big game there in the first UPSSA poll the year of the Upper Peninsula Sportscasters and Sports Writers Association.

These two teams will rank the top two teams in the Upper Peninsula in 8 man football.

So a big ticket match up there, both slightly playoff teams, and we'll see if the lake-lidded Hummel Lakes can stay hot as Coach Bret Gervais tries to bring them further into the season and possibly to an undefeated regular season.

Obviously very early to start talking about that, but so far they've beaten very solid opponents and we'll have to see what they can do in one of their big tests of the regular season against the Norway Knights.

Also discussing the Michigan Tech Huskies, they'll be taking on the Upper Iowa Peacock at home.

Tomorrow, that game kicks off at 2 o'clock.

Free game show will be starting at 1.30.

Josh Iletello calling that game on next 93.

The Peacocks 1 and 1 to start the year.

Hoskies 2 and 1 after losing to Emporia State by a score of 20 to 34.

The Emporia State Hornets 3 wins to start their season all against ranked opponents.

So a very impressive start for a team that wasn't even receiving votes in the Division 2 preseason poll.

And now Michigan Tech, after the loss, they were ranked number 20 last week in the AFC ball.

They've fallen to number 25, but still sticking in the rankings.

The coaches voting in that ball, giving them some credit to losing to a Hornets team that, frankly, it sure looks like they underrated coming into the season.

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A couple minutes left in the halftime here.

Players still in the locker rooms, but it has been a very close game so far.

Sorry about that, folks.

I forgot we have a different number for our MIX 93 and WMPL boards.

So wanted to make sure I got that right.

Quick correspondence with our board operator tonight, Chuck Brilla.

He's been with us for the past three weeks here on our high school football game of the week.

Thanks to Chuck down in the booth helping out with us.

And so far, it's been a pretty exciting game.

Both offenses showing a lot of life so far on this field, but the Ishmaning Westwood Patriots have just been able to play the defense a little bit better, very consistent in the run game.

It's largely been number five, Alex Turrick carving up the Gremlin defense so far.

Although touchdowns have largely been going to the quarterback Andrew Beckman and the fullback Jack Salmi.

Patriots now retake the field.

Gremlins, I believe, will be coming out any second now.

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And here come the Houghton Gremlins.

Horned sounds, players retake the field.

The fans here at Alumni Field ready to see how they respond.

The lights on in the press box.

The lights warming up over the field as the sun is set, it's quickly getting dark here in Houghton.

And with just over a minute to go before the second half kickoff.

We'll take a quick break and we'll see you back here for the second

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Everybody second half soon to get underway here in Houghton.

Players out on the field stretching, getting ready for the second half.

Houghton Gremlins do receive the kickoff to begin the finals 24 minutes of play.

Westwood Patriots leading 30 to 14 over the hometown Houghton Gremlins, but the fans have not quieted down by any means.

Student sections still brimming, ready to get going in this one, but down two full possessions, two touchdowns, and two point conversions.

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Gremlins getting ready to take the field.

Waiting for their kickoff here.

The player on the sideline getting stretched out for the Houghton Gremlins actually.

I believe that's number 58, Brayden Nettle, a senior lineman.

We'll have to make sure he's all right.

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Looks to just be a cramp, so we'll hope that he's okay.

Didn't notice any players down on the field earlier in the game, so hoping that's a temporary thing.

It has gotten a little bit colder here in Houghton.

Temperature change could be causing some issues.

And the return crew heads out onto the field for the Houghton Gremlins.

It's gonna be the same two returners in the backfield that we've seen so far on this game, Sam Roth and Jay Samuelson.

If the ball actually gets to them on this return play as a different story, as so far...

The Patriots kicker, Logan Thomas, has been almost entirely running squib kicks and actually recovered what was somewhere between a squib kick and an onside kick near the end of the first half.

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As both teams out there are set, the kicker, Logan Thomas, gets ready to deliver the second half kickoff.

12 minutes on the clock.

Thomas is ready.

Returners are ready.

And here we go.

Another skip kick off the side.

And the Gremlins bobbled again, but it is going to be a Houghton Gremlin who winds up on top of the ball.

Bobbled by Cato and Keddo, but recovered

successfully

by Sam Roth.

Apologies,

Russell Trawartha.

able to recover the kick.

The ball will be spotted exactly at the Gremlin 40 yard line.

And quarterback Brodie Donnelly gonna have to play hero ball here for a little while down two possessions.

16 point deficit separating the Gremlins from the Patriots.

And four receivers out wide to start the second half.

The first offensive play here for the Gremlins.

Donnelly takes the snap, quarterback keeper.

Looks around the middle, spins out to evade a defender, but will be brought down.

And it's number 65.

for the Patriots that's Cody Lorela nice work there by the senior linebacker getting in the backfield and slowing down Donnelly Brody will gain a yard second down and nine at the Gremlin 41

And then the shotgun once again.

Not afraid to turn this into a quarterback run though.

Four receivers out wide.

Donnelly takes the snap.

Steps back in the pocket looking to throw.

Doesn't have his man.

He'll be brought down.

Waiting to see what player that was for the Patriots.

It was number 50.

I believe number 52, Matthew Ostela.

who got in there on the sack.

Linebacker Blitz able to sneak past the Gremlin line and that's going to back-hoten up a mile.

I didn't realize quite how far back that sack was.

That's a loss of at least 13 yards.

Make it third down and 23 to go.

Ball now up the 27-yard line.

Donnelly takes the snap.

He's going to have to step back wide received for screen and he'll go to number six.

That's Cohen Ostela.

Who's in on the play?

Oh Sorry, I apologize looking at the wrong depth chart.

That's Michael Selena.

It was a wide receiver screen.

Excuse me I was confused to hear that name because I was thinking that's the quarterback who's not playing for the Patriots.

Why do they have him in running screens?

Looking at the wrong piece of paper there and it's gonna be fourth down and 15 ball at the 35 yard line of the Houghton Gremlins gonna be forced to punt here

Two returners in the backfield for the Patriots.

Here comes the punt.

And a flag before the play can get off.

And it's gonna be a false start on the offense.

Number 13, Isaac Neva back to punt and he's gonna have a mile of field in front of him.

First chance either team has had to punt in this game.

See what kind of leg Neva has here.

The junior listed as a tight end.

Neva takes the snap, punt coming, and it's a good punt.

Gonna get back into the backfield.

Fair catch called for and taken at the Patriot 33 yard line.

So about a 38 yard punt, I'd say.

Patriots are gonna be starting pretty well within their own territory.

And nice work.

By the gremlin special teams unit there to get some decent yardage on that pun And now Andrew Beckman and the Patriots offense retake the field 933 to go in this third quarter Patriots already up by 16 points Ball be at their own 33 to start this dry

High formation.

Beckman under center.

Takes the snap.

Hands it off to the full back.

That's Jack Salmi who will be met by the defensive line and brought down in the backfield for ability to loss of a yard.

It's Isaac Neva in on the tackle.

Nice work on both sides of the ball there for number 13.

It's

going to be second down, still listed as 10 yards to go.

Ball placed halfway between the 32 and 33 yard line to start this one.

Beckman now in shotgun.

Two receivers out to his right.

He's running back, Alex Turrick to his right as well.

Beckman takes the snap, and it's going to be a short pass off to the side.

Intercepted by number seven for the Gretlins, Alex Abert, pick six house call.

And that's how you get back in this game.

Beckman over through his target.

It was number 10, Andy Ostela.

And Alex Abert is a wonderful job of reading the play over the wide receiver's head.

Nobody to beat.

And a clean house call from 35 yards out.

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Make it 20 to 30.

Two point conversion almost certainly coming from the Kremlunds.

They had been kicking single point PATs so far in this game, but trailing by 16, the math just makes a lot more sense to go for two here.

Donnelly takes the snap runs up the middle with the ball and he'll oh I don't know if he got through the line there It looked like you'd sneak through and he's gonna be ruled outside of the end zone.

No good on the two-point try On the pick six the two-point conversion not picked up by the gremlins offense the deficit remains 10 8 59 to go in the third quarter after a pick six from Alex a bear We'll see how the Patriots respond when they get the ball back here on WMPL

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A squib kick coming way downfield there.

Gonna be recovered by Logan Thomas.

Thomas breaks a tackle, breaks another.

Still on his feet, and he'll be brought down at the Patriot 40 yard line.

Another solid kick return, but not quite as seismic as the first two we saw from Ishweming Westwood to start this game.

Patriots again, starting with in pretty friendly territory here.

8.51 to go in the third quarter, currently leading by 10 after the pick six from Alex Abair.

on their last drive on offense.

Andrew Beckman, the first mistake I'd say he's made all game.

Filling in for the usual starter, Cohen-Ostala.

First and 10, now at the 40, I formation.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off to Turek.

Turek's going to gain about a yard before being brought down.

And who else Alex Abe they're in on the tackle Also involved number 76 Keaton Roberts Second down and nine coming up here ball now at the 41 yard line We'll have to see if coach Sam Gillis gives Beckman the ball back in a passing situation here pick sixes are tough

Especially for a quarterback who hasn't gotten a ton of reps this year.

Beckman takes the snap, pitches out, and that's gonna be a backwards pass.

The Turrick has to dive on.

Tried to pitch it out, and Beckman missed his target.

Turrick does the smart thing, falls on the ball, but it's gonna be a huge loss of yards.

Third down and a mile coming up, at least 20.

And all of a sudden, what seemed like a comfortable Patriots lead.

May be devolving.

Third down.

And I know it's a whole lot more than nine yards, which is what it says on the scoreboard right now.

I'm going to say third and 26.

Ball is pleased with the 24 yard line.

Patriots need to get to midfield for a fresh set of downs.

Third and a country mile.

Deckman in this shot got no choice but to pass here.

And a timeout called by the Patriots.

Sam Gillis trying to work some magic here.

And Beckman.

An errant pitch back to his running back Alex Turk there.

And he's going to have to test his arm on this third down.

Tough situation unfolding now for the Patriots after a brilliant first half 7 19 to go in this third quarter They're likely gonna have to punt here unless they find open field But at least getting further up to the up the field to pin the gremlins back on offense Need to be the goal here need to get at least 10 on this play And here comes the offense timeout ends

Timeouts in today's game brought to you by Harder's party store Third down in 26 ball the 24 of the Patriots motion across Beckman, it's gonna be a screen out to his right Turrick brought down the backfield And who else once again Alex a bear Having a third quarter for the ages so far

A pick six, a tackle for loss makes it fourth down and a clean 30 yards.

This drive started at the Patriot 40, it is now at the Patriot 20.

And they have no choice but to punt.

I believe it is number eight Beckman out to punt.

Snap is good, punt is good.

Ball's gonna land.

Oh, it didn't get far upfield, but it will take a roll for the Patriots across midfield and Downed at the Gremlin 48 yard line Punch is good for 32 yards 627 on the clock Gremlins all of a sudden despite being down 10 with all the momentum in the world The first two drives For the Patriots in this second half a pick six

and a three and out where they get backed up 20 yards.

And this is exactly what the Gremlin defense needed to do coming out of the locker room in halftime.

They had no answer for the rushing attack for Ishmael Westwood in the first half.

And all of a sudden it looks like a completely different team.

Brody Donnelly in the shotgun.

Three receivers out to his left.

The running back, Michael Salina to his left.

Donnelly takes the snap, quarterback keeper.

Has Selena ready to pitch?

He's gonna keep it himself, didn't like the option.

And he'll be somehow still on his feet, but eventually forward progress stopped.

And that'll be a run for no gain, maybe a loss of a yard.

Made the correct call, not pitching that ball out.

There was a Patriot defender ready for Selena if he wound up with the ball.

Halfway through this third quarter.

They'll be credited with a gain of about a yard there, actually.

Still listed as second down at 10.

Ball in between the 48 and 40 yard line 49 yard lines on the Houghton Gremlin side Still in shotgun Donnelly Three receivers to his right takes the snap quarterback keeper once again looking for a pitch pitches it out And that's bobbled and recovered in the backfield by number three Sam Roth just couldn't keep his hands on it

And both teams now have narrowly avoided disaster on quarterbacks pitching on a read option.

This one nowhere near as consequential for the Gremlins only a loss of three yards compared to the loss of well over 10 that the Patriots experienced on their last run.

Third down and 12th.

Ball at the Gremlin

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Donnelly under the gun, takes the snap.

And he'll be met immediately in the backfield and brought down.

Two players in the backfield, it's numbers five and eight.

That's Alex Turrick and Andrew Beckman, the quarterback and running back, both contributing to the sack.

And that'll back the Gremlins up far back behind their own first down.

I believe it's now fourth and 22.

And two disastrous three and outs back to back, one for each team.

Defense is showing up big on both sides of the ball.

This game started out an offensive slug fest.

Touchdowns on the first five drives of the game.

And now in this second half, outside of the pick six, an entirely different story.

Punt is good.

And it's going to take a nice roll for the Gremlins.

Received there by Ryan Perry, number two in the backfield, and he'll be stopped where he picked up the ball.

Patriots are going to start this drive with their own 29.

353 to

go.

Patriots getting ready on this drive.

Their last two have been catastrophic.

A pick six, a three and out that ended on a fourth and 30.

Andrew Beckman under center.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off to Turek.

Alex Turek gets to the outside.

He'll be brought down by his knees.

It's Sam Roth with a crucial tackle.

Game of about two yards on the run by Turek, second down and eight.

Ball to 26 now.

Offense gets set.

Two safeties in the backfield.

For the Gremlins, a corner number nine lined up pretty far back from the line of scrimmage as well.

Beckman takes the snap, quarterback keeper, he'll gain a yard or two before being brought down, right up the middle.

And not a ton of space to work with there.

For number eight, offense starting to stall potentially here for the Patriots.

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Third down and seven coming up, ball at the 27 yard line.

224 and counting.

Beckman under center, I formation.

Takes the snap, a pitch outside to Turek, and he'll be brought down after getting a yard or two.

A big stop for the Houghton Gremlins.

It'll be fourth down and about five, and now a big question coming for the Patriots.

The ball is at your own 30.

Own 29, excuse me.

And for now, it looks like the punting unit will come out.

Number five, Alex Turrick, the punter.

Apologies, I believed it was Beckman previously.

Turrick gets the kickoff clean, and it will stop pretty much Pat at the 42 yard line of the Gremlins, where it will be brought down by number 20, Ellis King.

Gremlins head back out on offense, back to back to back, three and outs.

Here in the third quarter a minute 35 to go Gremlins trail by 10 Time not quite a major factor yet, but has to be in the back of the head of Kochi Lailoma This drive will start at the Gremlin 42 Shotgun once again

Brodie Donnelly.

Rolls out to his left and it's a completion and a first down I believe by number three Sam Roth.

He looked like Donnelly would be running that pitch option once again but saw a man open down the field and immediately chucked into Sam Roth.

He was about six yards up field from Donnelly and he had plenty of space to turn up field winds up gaining about 14 yards.

First in 10, ball now at the Patriot 41.

Nice way to move the chains for the Gremlins.

Back in shotgun, Brody Donnelly takes the snap, hands it off.

Selena will gain about five yards, keeping the ball moving in the right direction for the Houghton Gremlins.

Nice work there, Michael Selena.

Under a minute ago now in the third quarter Probably one more good play by the gremlins in this one before we head to the fourth and final quarter of the game The deficit currently 10 gremlins trail 20 to 30 35 seconds left They're set Donnelly and shotgun takes the snap hands it off to number three.

That's Sam Roth

who will gain a couple yards before being brought down.

It's going to be third down and short coming up.

We'll see if they get one more playoff before the end of the third quarter.

I don't think they're going to want to rush this third down.

Coach Loma probably going to want to take some time, make sure he has the play call right.

And it looks like they are going to take their time getting back to the line here.

I would not expect this play to go off in the final five seconds.

And the third quarter will end a crucial third and five coming up for the Houghton Gremlins.

12 minutes of regulation left.

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12 minutes on the clock.

Houghton Gremlins trail by 10.

They're 36 yards away from the end zone.

They have all three of their timeouts.

Patriots of Ishpeming West would have two.

Third down and five coming up need to get to the 31 for a fresh set of downs.

Brody Donnelly and the shotgun.

Four receivers out wide, two on each side.

Donnelly takes the snap.

Hands it off to Selena, and Selena will gain a couple yards, but he's going to be well short of the first down.

And number six, Michael Selena just hasn't had a ton of room to work today.

It's going to be fourth down, I believe about four.

Kind of surprised the distance marker didn't move any further than that, to be honest with you.

I thought it'd be about a fourth and two.

11-30 in ticking, offense stays out.

Need to keep this drive alive.

Donnelly under the gun, takes the snap, steps back looking to pass.

Donnelly finds his man cocked.

Cato Leguetto, who had the kick return touchdown earlier in the game.

With a crucial fourth down conversion, Gremlins moved the chains.

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Donnelly takes the snap looking right.

Has a man in the end zone.

A flag on the play.

Incomplete pass.

And apologies, no flag on the play.

There are some fans in the behind the end zone.

on that eastern side of the field, throwing a football around.

I keep seeing it, thinking it's landing on the ground in the end zone.

So I'm expecting a penalty flag coming up, but that, a harmless incomplete pass.

Donnelly looked to air it out.

Looking for Alex Haber in the end zone.

And boy, what a third quarter he had, especially on defense.

Second down at 10, ball at the Patriot 25-yard line.

Donnelly, shotgun once again for receivers out wide, motion comes in.

Donnelly, keeper cuts left, gets outside the tackle box.

Brody Donnelly breaks a couple tackles and he'll have a first down.

Gets to about the 13 yard line.

Offense humming here for the Gremlins.

Wow how the tone has shifted Again in the first half the gremlins were not playing poorly by any means At least offensively they looked fantastic to be honest with you But a crucial missed fourth down conversion and how hot the Patriots offense was running There's weren't many options a handoff off the middle and that's a touchdown Ryan Perry breaks through all the tackles They got a fake handoff

To Selena, Brody Donnelly gives it to number two.

And I believe that the touchdown is second touch of the game.

And all of a sudden, that 16-point lead at halftime is cut to just four.

Extra point coming from the Gremlins.

They'll be kicking a PAT here.

And this is crucial.

If they make this kick, the three-point game, a field goal ties it.

Snap is good.

Hold is good.

Kick is blocked.

Oh, no, he missed wide.

And a big miss there.

Sam Roth not able to convert the PAT.

He was two for two in this game up until that point.

And the deficit remains four.

Houghton-Gremlins have brought themselves back into this game.

A bit of an error there means that they now need a touchdown to take the lead.

A field goal will not tie it.

Defense can need to show up in a big way in these final 10 minutes and 21 seconds.

Gremlin's kicking team retakes the field.

And the Westwood Patriots on the opposing sideline, getting a pep talk from coach Sam Gillis.

They've surrendered 12 off their 16-point lead.

Still up by a possession, but a much less friendly situation than they inherited to begin the third quarter.

Kickoff coming from Sam Roth.

And Ross kick is up, it is a normal kickoff.

And a flag on the play, it's whistled dead before the return.

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And I believe that is a... An illegal formation?

On the return team that's gonna push the kickoff up five further yards Ball now spotted at the gremlin 45 for this kickoff and the returners back near their five yard line Roth with a bit of a friendlier field to work with now Raises his hand gets ready to begin this drive Kick is up.

It's a low one, but it has plenty of distance caught and room to work and the returner for

Westwood again breaking through the first line of tackles but he will be brought down in about the 31 yard line.

That extra five yards of distance doing some big favors for the Gremlins.

Ten minutes eleven to go in the game.

Patriots with the ball lead by four.

And a crucial drive coming here for Ishweming Westwood.

Any points here.

They haven't even tried a PAT yet.

I wouldn't expect the field goal.

Although it would put them up a clean seven.

Gotta wonder what's going through Coach Gillis' head right now.

The quarterback number eight, Andrew Beckman, lines up under center, I formation.

Beckman takes the snap, hands off to Alex Turrick.

Turrick gains about four yards and is brought down.

Nice work there by the linebackers.

Number 61 for the Gremlins.

That's the captain Daniel Sugg.

Mentioned him pregame as a player to watch.

The center also plays nose tackle on defense.

And under 10 minutes to play now, second down and five coming.

Ball is at the Patriot 38.

Beckman under center, same formation.

Takes the snap, hands it off to the fullback this time.

Number 23, Jack Salmi, who will get more than enough for the first down.

And he'll be brought down around the 47th of the Patriots.

Clock will continue to tick once the ball is set.

Ball spotted the 48 yard line Patriots doing well so far on offense Anything less than points here and the gremlins are in a fantastic spot The pressure certainly on for the Patriots here Beckman under center once again in I formation first and ten bought the Patriot 48 yard line

Beckman takes the snap hands it off the Turrick Turrick up the middle shakes past the defensive line And it's gonna take the entire line backing core the ground wants to bring him down.

He'll gain about nine I think he's just short of another first down for the Patriots a Pile of players taking a second to get up there, but no apparent injuries everybody back up and still on the field Glad to see that

Thankfully, no serious injuries as far as we can tell tonight.

And it will be second down and one.

Now at the Grumlin 43.

Beckman, under center, still in eye formation.

Takes the snap, hands it off to Salmi.

Salmi breaks the tackle.

Salmi has room to charge.

One man to beat, can he get around him?

And nobody's gonna catch Jack Salmi!

Touchdown Patriots!

And that is how you quiet a crowd.

The fullback breaks free, gets through the front seven.

Defensive backs aren't able to catch him in time with a head of steam.

And just like that, the Patriots back up ten.

We'll see if it's any more after this point after.

They haven't mixed it up a ton out of the eye formation.

It's mostly been read options with a pitch out to Turrick or a halfback or fullback dive.

But if it keeps working, how can you say no?

Two-point conversion coming.

Beckman in the gun and a flag blows the play dead pre-snap once again.

A false start going to be called here on the Patriots.

That'll make it a bit of a tougher two-point conversion now the ball at the seven yard line And a Situation that showed a lot of promise for the Houghton gremlins just a few minutes ago Suddenly looks a lot tougher under eight minutes to play now 753 on the clock They trail by 10 possibly 12

pending the results of this two-point try.

A pretty crucial conversion here.

If they miss, a touchdown and a field goal ties the game.

If not, Gremlin's looking for two touchdowns.

And the shotgun.

Beckman takes the snap.

Hands it off to the fillback.

Salmi once again.

Salmi with a head of steam and he'll walk right into the end zone.

Two-point conversion, good.

Patriots now lead 38 to 26.

Gremlins are going to need to show some fire power in the final few minutes here.

We'll see how they respond once they have the ball back in one minute here on Mixed Night, here on WMPL.

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Crews ready for both sides.

Ishpeming Westwood, Patriots now lead by 12 points.

With just under eight minutes to go in this game, Gremlins need to get hot on offense quickly here.

Squib kick coming from the Patriots, fielded clearly this time by the Gremlins.

And it's number seven, Alex A. Bear, one down the beat.

And he's wrestled out of bounds finally, but the Gremlins will start this drive at the Patriots 15 yard line.

Another massive play by Alex Abert.

It's not often that you see a wide receiver single-handedly keeping his team in this game, but a pick six, multiple tackles for loss, and a massive kick return.

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field has come to life.

Time pressure would have been a concern if the gremlins had to work their way all the way back down the field If you start the drive in your opponent's red zone all of a sudden you're not too worried about eight minutes on the clock Still down two possessions need a touchdown here Houghton gremlins while the clock is stopped taking their time discussing their strategy

The quarterback Brodie Donnelly's had a pretty great night.

In shotgun, three receivers out wide.

Donnelly steps back looking to pass, rolls out to his right.

Brodie Donnelly finds his man open to the end zone.

Nobody's there.

Alex Abert catches the ball, but he's outside of the end zone.

Just outside the back end, he was open.

Lost track of his footing, ball was slightly overthrown.

I don't think Donnelly realized that he was on track to go out of bounds with how much he threw that ball.

And a golden opportunity for the Gremlins not going to result in any points.

7.36 left in this game.

Clock is stopped after the incompletion.

Second down and 10.

Balls at the Patriot 14 yard line.

Houghton Gremlins trail by 12.

looking for their second win of the year, trying to go back to back after winning their home opener in convincing fashion over Lantz.

Westwood Patriots fighting for their first win of the season.

Donnelly, under the gun, takes the snap, hands it off to Selena.

Selena, able to push the cloud forward and it will be... I believe a first down.

It's very close folks.

We'll see what the spot is here And that ball is placed in between the three and four yard line it's gonna be first and goal for the Houghton Gremlins Nice work there by the senior running back Michael Selena Donnelly in shotgun first and goal Donnelly takes the snap steps back looking left has a man deep in the end zone.

Can he place that pass?

Incomplete He was looking for Sam Roth on a corner out to the back left corner of the end zone Second down a goal ball at the four yard line 709 to go in this game And the gremlins after a massive kick returned by Alex a bear

Have the Patriots on their back foot.

Shaka once again, Donnelly takes the snap, hands it off to Selena.

And he'll gain a yard or so before being brought down.

It's going to be third in goal.

Seven minutes and ticking in the game.

A couple of substitutions on offense.

Number 20, Kato and Keto.

Kato and Keto, excuse me.

Checking in for the Grandlands.

Donnelly once again in the shotgun.

Third and goal.

Four yards to Pater.

Takes the snap, steps back, looking left again.

Throws over the middle of the field, and it's just out of reach of Alex Abair.

Abair had space.

Donnelly placed it where only he could get it, but again just a little overthrown in the back of the end zone right under the crossbar of the goal post.

Fourth and goal coming, a field goal near useless here.

Hust, Gremlins trail by 12.

Touchdown or bust.

621 on the clock.

Clock is stopped after the incomplete pass.

In shotgun once again.

Donnelly steps back looking to pass.

Has an open man.

Can he place it?

And the pass is broken up.

Incomplete.

No flags.

Patriots defense holds on the goal line.

Some contact between the players in the backfield.

It was a bear and I believe number three Logan Thomas For the Patriots a bear not able to find any space And on fourth down the Patriots defense holds first and ten backed up deep in their own territory 615 on the clock

They're almost certainly gonna keep it on the ground.

I would expect a bit a blitz package here from the gremlins a Safety would be monumental Beckman takes the snap pitch outside risky pitch play here, and he's gonna barely get back out of the end zone I believe that was Turk who received the pitch But that's gonna back the Patriots up running us a spread option and a pitch

Well, backed up in your own end zone, a risky play call there from Sam Gillis.

And that'll make it second down and 12.

Ball now placed at the 1.

Patriots, of course, gonna let as much time as they can tick off the clock.

Gremlins, all of a sudden, the safety looks very

nice.

Expect more defensive pressure Beckman takes the snap hands it off to the full back And it's Jack saw me who will gain a couple yards third and long coming up about eight yards to go 512 and counting in the game Gremlins under a lot of pressure to keep this clock ticking Or Patriots, excuse me need to keep the clock ticking Gremlins need to shut down this drive and get the ball back

Still keeping all three of their timeouts in their pocket.

It'll officially be a third and seven balls placed at the six yard line.

Patriots backed up near their own end zone.

A first down here means more precious time gone for the Gremlins.

Beckman takes the snap, hands it off.

And I believe it is Turrick.

Who will gain a few yards but not enough for the first down And it'll be a fourth in about half a yard The Patriots now in a pretty difficult spot.

Do you elect to go for it?

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Never mind One of the chain crew members moved for a second.

I thought they were gonna give them a first down all of a sudden, but no it's fourth down in half a yard 420 left in the game Gremlins trail by 12

Need a stop here If there's a punt you got to go for a block And it looks like they will be going for it in an offensive set I formation Beckman under center takes a snap quarterback sneak right at the middle, and I think he has it folks Waiting for the spot We'll see if the chains move just a quarterback keeper right at the middle

Still waiting for the official signal first down Patriots 357 on the clock coach Loma is gonna have to start using his timeouts any second now Again a two possession deficit Houghton Gremlins down 12 They need this ball back and they did it fast First and 10 ball at the 15 yard line

Beckman under center again back in I formation Beckman takes the snap hands it off Jack saw me Net at the line of scrimmage might have gained a yard Second down and ten ball still at the 15

Maybe gave him half a yard 308 left in the game clock still running Nothing, but runs up the middle coming here for the Patriots Trying to squeeze as much time off that clock as they can while they still have possession of the ball I Formation once again Beckman under center Beckman takes the snap hands it off the turret turret cat finds a hole Breaks through the defensive line.

He'll gain about seven.

It'll be third and short

Timeout called by the Houghton Gremlins.

Coach Loma has to start burning them.

No other option needs a stop on third down here and likely on fourth down after it.

This Westwood team has not shown an inclination to punt.

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Crucial third down and three coming up.

Ishpeming Westwood Patriots with the ball on the Houghton Gremlin 21 yard line.

They leave by 12.

242 left in the game.

Gremlins need the ball back bad.

Beckman under center takes the snap hands it off.

It's Alex Turrick who will be stopped in the backfield and fourth down coming up.

Timeout called by Eli Loma.

Gremlins will have one timeout left in their pocket if they can get this stop Patriots will likely go for it here on fourth down about five yards to go 235 left in the game Ball's gonna be on the 23 yard line.

They're gonna call it fourth in a long one

So Turk must have gotten back to the line of scrimmage.

12 points, the separation between the gremlins and the Patriots.

Westwood trying to put this game on ice.

Houghton looking for any chance left.

Both teams take the field after the timeout.

Fourth and one.

Ball is on.

The Westwood 23.

And they will go for it.

Offensive set.

Andrew Beckman under center.

Oh, Gremlins jump.

And the snap count gets the Houghton Gremlins.

That'll move the chains.

And with 235 to go.

And one time out, remember no stoppage for the two minute warning.

The Gremlins are nearly completely out of time.

Two possession deficit.

And now a first down for the Patriots.

Eshman-Ming Westwood looking to put this game on ice.

Eye formation.

Beckman under center.

Takes the snap, hands it off.

And room to work up the middle for Jack Salmi, he'll gain about five.

Clock continues to tick.

And no timeout yet from the sideline for the Gremlins.

A player down, it is an instrumenting patriot.

Not entirely sure which player it is yet.

Hopefully it's just a cramp 220 on the clock Gremlin defense still out there as is the Patriot offense It'll be a second down at five balls at the 33 yard line

The player down was Jack Salmi, the ball carrier.

He walks off the field under his own volition.

Seemed to be grasping at his left leg, but no major cause for concern immediately.

Hopefully he's all right.

220 and ticking on the clock, no timeout from the Houghton side.

Second down at five, balls at the Westwood 33 yard line.

Andrew Beckman.

Eye formation.

Takes the snap, hand off to Turrick.

Turrick able to get past the initial tackler.

It was number 74 ever at Madison who tried to stop him at the defensive line but has to dive forward, gains about two yards, third and short coming up.

Under two minutes to play a first down here and it's curtains It's one yard to go balls at the Westwood 37 Kremlin defense five players on the line I formation once again for the Patriots

Beckman takes the snap quarterback keeper and he dives well forward That's more than enough for the first down and that should put the game on ice a minute 16 left clock will start ticking once the ball is set by the officiating crew And the instrumenting Westwood Patriots hold on despite some heroics in the third quarter Especially Alex a bear in the second half for the gremlins has made some incredible plays a pick six tackles for loss

A decent kick return as well to give the Gremlins really good field position.

Unfortunately, they were not able to capitalize.

Clock now under a minute.

Patriots taking their time.

I would expect victory formation here.

No reason to do anything other than kneel out the clock.

Beckman takes the snap, takes the knee.

And with 40 seconds up on the scoreboard, that will do it.

Teams are going to take the field here.

Might need one more snap with the Gremlins.

Nope, Gremlins are congregating on the sidelines, getting ready to say good game at midfield.

And your final score tonight.

The Eshpeming Westwood Patriots prevail over the Houghton Gremlins, 38-26.

Patriots secure their first win of the season, their first non-forfeit win since 2024.

Gremlins.

We'll drop to one and three on the year.

Final score, Gremlins 26, Patriots 38.

Postgame show coming up here on WMPL.

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The final score tonight.

Houghton Gremlins fall to the Ishpeming Westwood Patriots by a final score of 38 to 26.

A hard fought game by both teams.

Frankly, the Houghton Gremlins offense was superb tonight.

By and large, two quick, really effective touchdowns to begin the game for Houghton, but especially with how good the Patriot offense was in that first half.

Just not able to do enough In the third and fourth quarter to make up the deficit got within four points at one point But the ground one's unable to capitalize on great field position and not able to take the lead Patriots hold on to a lead.

I believe they held all game long and That will do it here in Houghton

Both teams now sitting at one win and three losses.

A huge win for Westwood, their first win not off of a forfeit since the 2024 season.

Congratulations to Coach Sam Gillis for his first career win as the head coach of the Eastman Westwood Patriots.

He was a longtime assistant at Nagani High School by the former attendee of both Eastman Westwood and the Michigan Tech University.

So congrats to him, a local UP native who?

Frankly coached a fantastic game all game long tonight Talking about the unsung hero of the game Taking a look at the ishman westwood roster here.

I've got to say it's probably the fullback jack saw me I He had the key like a lot of the carries in the red zone

I believe he found the end zone twice, but he wasn't the main Yards producer, but he did a fantastic job in the blocking game for Alex Turrick, for Andrew Beckman.

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It kept the deficit at 16 points going in the half.

And with that much of a lead and how little time the Gremlins had on the clock, thanks to how good the Westwood offense was, it just wasn't a lead they were able to bounce back from.

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It's time for our Coca-Cola of Hancock Player of the Game.

For me, despite the fantastic performance tonight from running back Alex Turrick, it's no question, I think, that Ish from the Westwood quarterback, Andrew Beckman, has to be our player of the game.

Despite throwing a pick six, that was really the one significant mistake outside of a missed pitch play.

That was a miscommunication between him and Turrick.

That was the only mistake he made all game as a backup quarterback coming in for your team, expecting Cohen-Ostall of this week.

He was able to come in and do a fantastic job, ran the game very well, had plenty of carries, did a great job in the passing game when it was necessary, which, again, wasn't a ton for the Patriots.

But when a quarterback shows up and does everything you need him to do, usually your team is going to win the game.

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It was in week three of that season, they beat them 28 to 14.

That was the only time the Patriots lost up until their regional matchup against Traverse City, St.

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It's just back to business as usual.

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Riverdale is underway tonight with Pegatonica Argyle, also River Valley underway with Prairie Dushin.

I spoke with their coach Tyler McClain, River Valley's head man after last week's loss to Dodgeville.

It was a hard fought game, I would say all the way through those three quarters.

It really came down to a couple of plays that really kind of tipped the scales.

We kind of know going into this it was going to be a dog fight.

It was going to be a fight to the very end.

It just kind of came out there at the very end.

So let's talk about the team and its attitude this week.

Are the Dobbers down a little bit after the loss?

I think there was obviously a little bit of frustration with the loss.

But again, we're really trying to focus our process.

Again, there was a lot of good things we saw through those three quarters, and then just kind of finding a way to finish through.

When you get ready for this week, that's a good thing about football.

There's not a lot of time to dwell on things.

You got to get ready for this week.

And what's the scouting report look like for this week?

Brady Sheen is going to be a good squad.

I think everybody kind of picks them to be the favorite of the season.

They got some athletes.

They got some good sides up front as well, but a very beatable team.

So again, really trying to focus on ourselves, refine our process, and get ready to go play some ball.

Again, this year, priority machine has a really strong running game, don't they?

Yeah, they got a pretty good back this year.

They did a nice job from protecting.

Again, that's going to be kind of our number one thing to take care of on defense is really trying to find either runs.

What about some standouts?

Anybody on the team you'd like to recognize for some outstanding effort here over the first two weeks of the season?

I mean, there's a lot of guys that I could be, uh, naming off right now.

Um, I guess the one guy was nice to see kind of getting his rhythm with Ty Larson.

Um, he's been kind of stopped as of lately, um, was kind of our bell, Kyle guy last year before he got hurt.

Um, but this last week, he kind of came to life on else.

Got a shout a little bit of our guys up front as well too, as they're starting to clean it up and figure it out.

Um, so it was good to see for that, ostensibly from us this past week.

River Valley coach Tyler McClain on the pre game show from WRCO sports.

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Coach, you've been in a game like last Friday nights where it was such a shootout.

You know, it's been a while since we've been in that situation.

You know, you kind of get the feeling how things are going to go in that first quarter.

And I remember coming over to the sideline and talking to our offensive line saying, all right, boys, team with the ball last is going to seal the deal with this thing.

We are going to shoot out tonight.

And they said, all right, OK, if that's what we've got to do, then so be it.

So it was nice to see offensive production on that scale.

I know we've been so close in the last few weeks, right?

But offensively, it was just a great performance all the way around.

I mean, QB play was solid.

Running backs, choose one.

They all had good games, right?

Offensive line were able to establish their domination in the trenches, you know, and so, you know, when you put 39 points against the team, it's always a good day, you know, and especially a team like Plaville who historically we've struggled to have production with, you know, I mean, something's moving in the right direction.

What about the numbers?

Anything stick out on the stat sheet with your offense?

Yeah, overall, I mean, this was the most productive game of the season for us.

We had 361 total yards.

239 on the ground and then 122 in the air.

You know, Bronson Perkins had a career day, 140 yards, two touchdowns.

You know, in the red zone, Kane Stibby, two touchdowns, was able to punch it in.

You know, that Avery McGlenn that was able to tuck it away and have a 37 yard scramble for a TD, you know, and then when you have a strong established run game, that really opens up some big explosive plays through the air.

So that was nice to see Tate have a really good day in the air.

Bronson and Kaizen had a good day receiving, you know, so just collectively all the way around.

It was just nice to see a lot of targets that capitalize on the opportunities that they were given offensively.

What are some things that you take from that that you need to work on for this week?

Yeah, we had a nice conversation over the weekend at our staff meeting just about defense and how we need to share that up to eliminate some confusion, you know, because our Achilles heel has been the big play.

you know, and we look at schematics, I mean, we, we were there, right?

It's a miss tackle here or there, right?

It's lack of communication, you know, between this one kid, this one time, right?

And we just kind of got caught into it.

So, um, you know, it's just part of the game, right?

You're going to have breakdowns here and there in the high school kids are going to make mistakes, you know, but I mean, we got to make sure that we don't just give things away.

We make the opponent earn it.

What about Lancaster that sticks out in the, in the score sheet this week?

Well, I tell you what, when we met with our boys on Monday, I told them, I said, this is the best 0-1-4 team in the state of Wisconsin.

You know, Lancaster has had a very tough draw.

You know, when you look at who they played, you know, Belleville, preseason favorite, ranked Cubis City team, you know, you know, and just middle point, which is dominant, you know, in the tough Platteville team.

So those are no slouches, you know, and

I know that they're kind of looking at this one going, okay, we got a little bit of reprieve, you know, taking on a one and three Richland Center team.

But our kids are hungry.

You know, I mean, they've been so close, you know, the last week or so.

And so they want to capitalize.

They want to seal the deal.

You know, production is great, but they want the W. So it'll be nice to go down there.

I mean, we're going to see a lot of spread.

So they're going to throw it around quite a bit.

Not as much triple option as what they've had in the past.

So that's nice and we also have to prepare for it because they've been running triple options since they were in elementary school.

So they run it better than most teams.

And then defensively a 4-3 with tight man coverage.

And so what's going to come down to is just our ability to establish a strong run game.

And then if we can do that, we're going to suck everybody in the box and then we'll go ahead and we'll exploit edges and deep threats through the air.

Could be some rain as well, a slick feel that's tough for everybody, but it maybe benefits the Hornets a little bit, doesn't it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I would like to think so.

You know, I mean, since so much of our stuff is on the ground, uh, the only issue, you know, is a slippery field.

I know we ran into that at Prairie.

You know, that turf was, um, very, very slippery, right?

And so our backs couldn't cut, you know, and so you look at Bronson and Caden, I mean, they're exceptional at making kids miss, you know, at the second level.

Right.

But I mean, if you throw in that factor, it's, it's a different animal.

So, um, we do like that in our favor.

I mean, definitely through the air on a wet night, hard to catch that ball.

So I, I do like our odds in that capacity.

Well, Lancaster is a place it's always tough to win, but you guys had one there a couple of years ago, didn't

you?

Last year it was kind of an epic ESPN classic type game, you know, marching down, winning drive.

down by one and we decided to go for two and punched in and got out of there I think 28-27 and so you know darn well that's going to leave a bad taste in their mouth and they're thinking about how that game ended last year you know so they're gonna come out and they're gonna avenge the 25 loss you know and we know exactly what we're gonna get and you're absolutely right Lancaster is a very tough place to play

You know, and so a lot of times things aren't going to go away and we just got to focus on creating separation early, you know, and controlling what we can control.

Yeah, you're right.

And the reason I was thinking it was two years ago, because I couldn't remember that you went to a place two years in a row.

Any reason why you're playing Lancaster twice in the same amount of years?

Yeah.

So every two years they, they do the realignment.

And so everything gets reset, you know, and so there's a couple of places where.

We've got to go there again this year.

I know Lancaster is one of them.

You know, Valley is another one.

We're going to be there.

So we're at the mercy of, of the schedule.

So next year, everything will flip, you know, but then the year after that, I mean, who knows, you know, your guess is as good as mine.

How about the team health wise this week?

Yeah, we're kind of dinged up here and there.

I know we've got some key positions that they, they're out, you know, for the next week or two or so.

Um, but.

A lot of our younger guys really have taken this up as an opportunity to step up and be a contributing factor, you know, on that side of the ball.

So, you know, Owen Muller had a key catch, moved the chains last week.

The stepped in as our wing.

I know Ryder Wilson, a freshman, was able to get some minutes on the field, you know, stepping in and helping in the defensive secondary.

So our kids are hungry, right?

And our young kids know our system and our scheme and what we're trying to accomplish.

And, you know, the thing I'm proud of the most is our kids have heart and they have grit, right?

So it doesn't matter.

Like they're going to fight, right?

And that's, that's the culture.

That's the expectation that we've established here at center.

Sounds good.

Good luck this week against Lancaster.

All right.

Thanks Phil.

I appreciate your time.

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From Lancaster High School, good evening everybody.

Welcome to tonight's broadcast.

We're going to join our national anthem, the Lancaster High School Marching Band.

that's national anthem from leg cancer high school hello again everyone filming with you on a friday night under the friday night lights getting ready for the action here tonight between the arrows coming in with an uncharacteristic all in four record and the hornet set one and three entering the action every winning team needs the right parts tonight starting line up is brought to you by ellen and salvage we go with the offense tonight for richland center

Starting at the quarterback position, Avery McGlynn, number five, a senior.

Number 10, Owen Muller, a junior.

Number 14, Kaysen Switzenberg, a senior.

Ronston Perkins, a sophomore.

Number 33 is Blake Muller, a junior.

And Tate Perkins, a junior.

Number 34, the skilled positions along the line tonight.

Holden Grodd, number 54, Devin McClangman.

Holden is a senior and Devin is a sophomore.

Number 62, Jaden Callum, a junior.

And also number 74, it is Jason Baroo, who is a junior and playing center today.

And also it is number 78, Max Whitman, getting a start tonight as we talked about injuries.

Isaac Gall, three-year starter for Richland Center, now out, unfortunately, for the Hornets.

Max Whitman stepping in, though, and good to have a replacement as a senior with experience coming in to play that position.

on the Lancaster sideline toy ragged he's playing through an injury but will be in the starting line up as a quarterback tonight he is a junior also a jay we'd beck a junior running back number four brady malton he is a senior lighting up a tight and wide receivers include caddy ragged who is a freshman wide receiver number thirteen lucas weber a junior number twenty four tracen fishnick who is a junior along the Lancaster offensive line

Gabe Wagner is sophomore.

Number 51 is Ashton Sisley, a junior.

Number 54, Axel Bailey, a junior.

57 is Mitchell Mum, a sophomore, and a senior, Aiden Spurgeon.

Number 77, starting at Tackle.

Hornets will kick off to get this one underway here tonight, and we hope you enjoy it from WRCO Sports, WRCO FM and Richland Center.

Our engineer is Tim Feed, and now the Hornets getting set to kick it off from our right to our left.

End over end ball, bouncing right around the 15.

Now bobble the moment there by Wiedembeck.

He'll try the return.

Hornets cover it well initially.

Then he breaks the tackle and he's going down the sideline.

Wiedembeck heading down the sideline.

One man to beat, steps inside him and finally caught from

behind

by the Hornets all the way at the 30 yard line.

Big run back for Lancaster.

Finally brought down by the Hornets.

Levi Young makes the stop.

just before that Tate Perkins slowed him up.

Otherwise, he was long gone.

So return now Richland Center's 30 yard line for Lancaster to start out on that position and great field position for Lancaster in the blue and gold.

Ornitz getting set on the defensive side and lining up on the ball, the ball, the far hash mark for the flying arrows.

Raggots.

operating out of a shotgun for the first play.

Wheaton back in motion there is the handoff and the running plate bounces off one tackle.

Fishnick is ahead for about five yards.

Tackled by the Hornets Blake Muller.

Along the defensive line, we have McGowan, Johnson Morris on the line and also Stibby Muller Perkins in the linebacking spot, also Schwitzenberg and then in the secondary Bronson Perkins.

Clone, AJ Clone, and that is Deacon Highs and Owen Muller in the defensive backfield for the Hornets.

It's about five yards for the arrows on that play.

And right now, the ball at the 25 of Richland Center.

Joy Raghett's looking it over, takes the snap, and off running play off the right tackle, and Fishnick again bounces for good yardage.

Maybe a first down, we'll see where they mark it.

It is indeed inside the 20.

to around the 19 yard line.

So Lancaster in the red zone, red zone sponsored by worksploring and heating, where they're always heating up the competition.

Lancaster right away, based on that big return by Wiedembeck, getting into a good position now.

Ball between the hashes, at around the 19 yard line, first in 10 for the flying arrows.

Man in motion again from the near to the far whistle sound.

Legal procedure on Lancaster.

Five yard penalty, we'll back it off.

Arrows have had some tough games, tough opponents, losing an opening night to Belleville, 36-22, then losing to a good Cuba City team, 39-28.

They were shut out by Platteville, 14-0, and then lost a mineral point, 19-6.

So they have played some formidable opponents, that is for sure.

Hornets trying to slow them down here, dealt with a tough hand.

first in 15 for the arrows from the 25.

There's a patch in the backfield leading back catches.

Head to head covered pretty well by the horse.

Game tackle there led by Tate Perkins and company number 26 is Brompton Perkins and Hornets.

Covered that well.

Five yard game though looks like.

Checking down and ten yards to go from the 19 the original line of scrimmage.

Lancaster heading toward the south end zone.

or going toward Potosi.

Second down play.

9.35 remaining in the opening scoreless first quarter.

Man in motion from the near side.

Raghett's rushing as a quarterback off left tackle and bulls ahead to around the 15.

Devil on the stop for the horse, including Trevor Pomp, number eight.

Bottom of the pile again is Tate Perkins.

He winds up there from time to time.

Third down play.

I was in the bottom of the pile, but usually for other reasons.

When you're the center, third down play coming up here from the 15 yard line.

Big play for both sides of the football.

Lancaster on the offense.

The Hornets on the defense.

Third down and about seven yards to go for the arrows.

Ball between the hashes.

There's the snap.

Ragged, low snap.

Now rolls, throws, far side.

Picked off by the Hornets.

threw it right to him, Richland Center with an interception and a return to the 26 yard line.

Who had the INP.

Blake Muller, nice job.

As Richland Center gets it, they threw it right to him.

It was like Raggitz was throwing to the wrong color or something.

And if Blake Muller hauls it in, a quick return of a few yards and Richland Center gets right back with the football.

Big play early on in the game.

So RC at the 25 yard line will take over here first in 10 840 remaining in the opening scoreless first quarter here in flying arrow country Or it's up to the football the line is set Long snap count now Out of the shot can't elaborate McGlynn takes the snap handoff running play coming near side off left tackle and up

I had to about the 29 yard line so again of about four yards for Bronson Perkins Perkins and getting better each week Getting a chance to hit the ball a little more We got a second down at about six yards to go here in the opening quarter of football Or it's back in the huddle weather wise very fearful of the the rain that's coming But I think we're good tonight now knock on

Some sort of wood here, but it looks like we're good for this game.

Maybe the stuff coming in a little bit later on tonight.

Hopefully I didn't just jinx the whole operation.

Second down from the 29, six yards to go, and off to the half back.

And again, he'll roll across the 30 out to the 31 yard line.

That was Bronson Perkins again.

So the tackle is made by Lancaster's Jackson Cyple.

You know, you could run down a list of names and I can tell you what school they're probably from Cyple would be one I would say would be from Lancaster and of course a lot of raggits and I guess you can say the same thing about Richland Center third down from the 31 yard line third and less than five yards or the Hornets-Witzenberg swings out wide to the left Muller wide to the right Blake and now Operating out of the shotgun senior quarterback Avery McGlynn.

There's this map

Bakes the handoff.

He's rolling.

He's going to put it on the hip and go with it, and he's got it first down.

Pushed on the bounds around the 39 yard line.

Nice job.

Hornets get the running play and ran it well.

Good blocking by the line.

Seal of the deal on the near side.

Max Whitman, Jaden Callum, and the Hornets move the chains.

Certainly the interception very key, but for the Hornets

They can keep in the ball in their own hands for as long as they can.

Maybe some long sustained drives here tonight.

I'd be just what the doctor ordered.

First in ten.

Ball marked at the 38 yard line.

Richland Center is on.

The line is set.

McGlynn takes it from under center and now hands off Humble on the play and now picked up again by the running back and he's going to get back out yard.

Maybe that was Tate Perkins and or was it?

No, it was I'm excuse me.

It was Bronfen.

and a really nice bounce for the Hornets came right back to him on that one.

One of the Lancaster players was on the ground.

I don't know if he didn't see the ball, but bounced by him and the Hornets pick it up.

They do lose a little bit.

Second down and 13 yards to go.

The ball is marked back at the 35.

Six and a half to play in a quick moving first quarter here at Lancaster High School.

Digging in, out in man coverage, out on the flat, and McGlynn standing between the two running backs.

There is the snap, fakes the handoff, quarterback option, runs it himself, gets around the right end, pushes to right around the original line of scrimmage.

Another ball is lost and picked up by Lancaster.

Arrows somehow took that ball away, Gabe Wagner, a defensive lineman, picked it up, and the arrows.

have it right back.

So the Hornets unable to capitalize after the takeaway to get one first down and turn the ball back over to the arrows.

So for the second possession, the arrows again start in prime time field position exactly where they were after that long return.

First down at the 30 of Richland Center.

Arrows on the line.

Now there's a snap out of the shotgun running play.

Turns to the left and now pulls out a couple of extra yards for Jason Fishnick.

He'll get about four yards on the play.

Out to around the 26 yard line.

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There's the snap and the running play for the arrows.

Again, good run for a first down by Fishnick.

Got inside the 20 to around the 15-14 yard line before the tackle is eventually made by the Hornets defensive secondary.

The arrows not spending a lot of time in the huddle, getting set

For the play 515 remaining in the opening quarter scoreless here at Lancaster high under the lights They will break out and get set for the play Raghett's the quarterback The junior barking out the signals and there's the snap takes the handoff now runs it himself lost the ball again It's loose and the Hornets are gonna get it that one popped out down to around the ten yard line

and recovered.

I'm not sure if that ball is slippery out there or what's going on.

And the, let's see, was it AJ Clone?

Thank you.

AJ Clone picks up the fumble for the Richmond Center Hornets and they get it right back.

It's like football follies out there here tonight.

So the Hornets for their second possession, they will start right around their own five yard line.

Is that right?

So the Hornets up to the football, another habit in your hands, but it's certainly tough field position.

Ball is marked at the six yard line of Richland Center.

There's the snap, a glen with a handoff, Hornets with a running play, getting a little bit of room out to the 10 to the 12 yard line.

It'll be a pretty healthy gain on first down.

That was again Brunson Perkins, the sophomore who's had the bulk of the running so far for the Hornets.

Second down play.

Ballmark just outside the ten yard line of Richland Center at their own area.

So so far three turnovers in the game.

And we still have over four minutes to go in the first quarter.

Haven't had rain for quite a while here in Lancaster, but I'm sure the field the grass is wet and off is going on the left side run Or it's going with some blue collar football here another run for just a yard or two.

That was Bronson Perkins So the third down play is going to be third and short for Richland Center ball at the 13 yard line 345 remaining in the opening quarter here of

area high school football from the sports desk sponsored by raised do-it-best center and Rockwell Automation sponsors of WRCO sports third down play coming up awaiting a snap from center is McGlynn operating under center and now hands off running up the gut nothing there for the Hornets ball carrier driven back by the Lancaster arrows and the Hornets

On a fourth down, they have to punt it away.

Punting crew coming out to be our first punt of the game.

Arrow send out Logan Mayhem, number two back around the 50 yard line.

Fourth down on about two to three yards, RC will punt it away.

There is the snap and the punt by Lake Morris.

could have bounced around the 40 of RC and then I bounce to the 46 so Lancaster has it just across midfield and that is where they will take over for their third possession already.

Or it's punted after just a couple of yards and Lancaster takes over 239 remaining in this opening quarter of football.

Lancaster has had the ball in recent center position

to start for the third straight time.

Not as good a field position as before.

The Eros running a man out wide right.

That's the freshman, Teddy Raggett.

There's the snap from center.

Even it is the quarterback, and here is Troy Raggett.

He's got a first down.

Streams ahead to around the 35 yard line, straight ahead.

Blow down by the Hornets.

Lake Muller, Tate Perkins and company and that is going to move the chains again.

He did get enough for a first down.

All marked short of the 30 yard line first in 10 for the arrows.

Landcastle bringing out two men to the near side.

Hornets in man coverage and now trying to dig in and concentrate on toy reggae.

It's number zero quarterback option pitches near side.

The running back is going to be gobbled up good coverage by the Hornets.

So, Fishnick on the carry.

That was Kaisen-Switzenberg, helped out by Tate Perkins and some of their friends.

Second down and six yards to go for the arrows.

Scoreless ball game, if you're just joining us here on WRCO for our game of the week.

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Checking down there is the snap from center quarterback keeps it runs around the right end holds ahead near a first down and Got the motor running down inside the 20 to around the 15 yard line There's a penalty on the play I'm told So the Call is going to be made here from the White Hat face mask penalty on Richland Center

We haven't had, I believe that might be the first time, right?

First penalty we've had tonight.

I keep seeing like flashing down here, but it must be like a fluorescent light or something.

I'm paranoid that it's lightning or something coming in, but it's not.

We're good to go.

First down, is it first and goal?

Looks like it is right at the 10 yard line after the 15 yarder and Lancaster knocking on the door, a minute and a half remaining in the first and off running play.

Read it well.

Bring it down in the backfield.

Nothing for Fishnick.

And the Hornets are there.

Trevor Popp coming up through the middle.

And a host of his friends.

A good coverage by Richland Center, not giving up any ground as the clock nears the one-minute mark here in the opening quarter.

So far, this game running about like last week's game did at Ithaca.

Second down, goal to go from just outside the ten yard line.

Joy Raggett takes the snap from center.

Now running it, quarterback option.

Comes to the near side and gets a little room down to around the five.

Oria's brought down.

Bob's on the tackle.

And Tate Perkins.

The gain of a few to around the six yard line.

Third down play, coming up.

for the Lancaster flying arrows, clocked down to 25 seconds.

Will they run another play or will they switch sides?

The Lancaster looking up, they're staying in the huddle, but now coming out, so we'll see what they do.

Clocked down to 14 seconds in the quarter, third down and goal from the Richland Center, six yard line.

Arrow's trying to get on the board first, Raghett takes the snap, running quarterback, pumps his way to around the five and brought down good coverage.

Again by the Hornets.

That was Brunson Perkins count up through the vial as the clock hit zero.

That's the end of the first quarter.

Zeroes on the board.

Lancaster will have a decision to make.

Fourth down coming up at the start of the second quarter.

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Welcome back to Lancaster scoreless first quarter and as we start the second quarter the arrows heading down to the football They'll have it fourth down and the ball is at the six yard line of Richland Center at the start of the quarter So the arrows They go for the touchdown here.

No thought of a field goal kicker trying to get the opening six Is there

Ready to take the snap from center.

There it is takes the snap back to throw throws it wide open man in the end zone and it's a touchdown for the arrows Lucas Weber wide open Weber makes the grab and The arrows take the jump here in the football game toy ragged and a good call Not sure if one of the defenders may have slipped down on that but he was left wide open Six yard touchdown catch

Offset line here as they line up for what appears to be a two-point conversion, but that might change.

Raggots and a running back.

Now he's going to run it.

Quarterback is going to throw it there in the end zone.

Knocked away by the Hornets.

Nice job.

Bronson Perkins, I believe, came from the back side and knocked the ball away.

Nice play by Deacon Hize.

Deacon Hize makes the play and all arrows stay up 6-0.

11-55 remaining before halftime.

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Six nothing Lancaster welcome back 1155 remaining before halftime arrows kick it off the ball skitters across the earth.

Perkins Perkins gonna take it back for the horse good return got it out to around the 45 to around the 50 yard line before he is brought down there so nicely done and the horse will start with some good field position here for their third possession

of the evening all is at RC's own 47 yard line so good starting field position here for the Hornets as they get back to work here on offense trying to find the range here that kind of a good mix of plays here early on has not gone through the air but looking at keeping the running game going we've got three men in the backfield led by Avery McGlynn the quarterback and the Hornets up to the football.

Line is set Lancaster dig it in or down lineman.

Here's the snap running now It's going to be a quarterback option pitch coming to Perkins summer and it's knocked away from him again ball loose on the field I think the Hornets got back on it Lancaster just punched it away there and Fortunately for the Hornets getting back on it was Caden skibby So the ball is marked

A little bit back to the 49 yard line it looks like.

So it certainly could have been worse for the Horts.

That is fumble number three.

They got it back though.

Second down and a little less than ten yards to go for a first down.

Glenn looks it over.

Long snap count there it is.

and a handoff for a running plate.

Now he's going to take it himself and throw it over to the right side caught by the Hornets.

First down to the 40 yard line.

But Glenn did a great job of disguising that and Caden Stibby with a really good catch for the Hornets.

Nice job.

But Glenn told it, faked out the radio announcer as well and got a nice catch there.

So the chains are moved.

The ball is in Lancaster territory.

Marked around the 40 yard line, or just shy of the 40 of Lancaster.

They lead it, 6-0.

10-48 remaining in the second quarter of football.

Two men wide to the near side for the Horts.

Line is set.

McLinn will take the snap from under center.

And there it is.

And the handoff for the fullback pops his way.

Nowhere get drilled back by the Lancaster arrows.

Nowhere to go for Tate Perkins.

Toy Raggett's leading the tacklers.

up the middle along with Austin Addison.

That makes it second down and about nine yards to go, less than 10 anyway.

Not much of a gain on that one.

Ballmark for the Lancaster Arrows or in Lancaster territory right around the 40, the 39 yard area.

Wanted to try to break it out here on second down.

Try to run downhill here against these arrows.

McGlynn awaiting a snap There it is handoff or a running play and the Perkins spun around have been brought down right around the line of scrimmage for the Hornets not much of a game That was Keaton Stibby I Believe on the carry Coming back in with the play is tape Perkins and it's third down

and eight yards to go for the Hornets.

Richland Center trying to convert.

Need to get to around the 30 yard line for a first down.

Senior Avery McGlynn with a man to his left in the backfield.

There is the snap.

Bakes the handoff, rolls to the near side.

Gonna keep it himself.

Quarterback keeper on the run and McGlynn spins.

Gonna be short of the first down.

Got down inside the 35.

So, short of the first down or fourth down at about a yard.

Coming up here for the Hornets.

Tackle made by Jackson Cyple.

And the Hornets will talk about it here.

I guess try to keep on keeping on here in this drive.

Try to keep the drive alive and keep it out of the Lancaster Arrow's hands on offense.

Well, it's going 39 points last week against Blackville defense.

I think of this one, maybe a little bit lower scoring, but usually when I do figure it, like Jeff Robodean used to say, I don't figure right.

Matt from center on fourth down, flipping one way, trying to get ahead.

I don't believe he got it.

Bronson Perkins got the call and had he not flipped, he had a pretty good area over there.

So teams, both teams had a little trouble

staying upright at times and that'll give it over to Lancaster on down.

So it goes back to the arrows.

This will be their fourth possession of the first half.

They lead it six to nothing.

The Hornets drive to the 32 and that's where the arrows will take over their own 32 yard line.

So promise promising start of the return for the Hornets, but

Unable to get anything done and here comes the snap from center for the heroes.

They almost lost it on the handoff They're gonna run for some yards out to the 45 at a first down Tackle made by AJ clone the running back for Lancaster was Trace and Fishnick who's had a bulk of their carries But it did look like on the exchange.

He kind of reached back 40 almost dropped it again So again the ball seeming to be a little bit hard to hang on to out there on this night

Not as wet as I thought it would be.

Sounds like that might be coming in a little bit later on tonight.

That's the alumni game after this one is done, maybe.

First down play.

They're already picking sides.

Here we go.

There's the snap.

Toy rag gets back to throw.

Gonna air one along the near side in tight coverage and they'll think they're gonna throw a flag.

I believe they're gonna throw an interference flag on the Hornets.

That was Lucas Weber, the intended receiver.

And I thought pretty good coverage by Owen Muller and AJ Clone.

Let's see what the officials bring.

But it's a tough call because that's against the Hornets.

Pass was made.

Double coverage over here.

So the officials will mark it off.

It's not like the NFL for a pass interference call, but that's going to be the deal.

It's going to bring Lancaster a first down at the 40 yard line.

of Richland Center.

Hornets on the D, Lancaster digging in 745 remaining in the first half.

Arrows leading 6-0.

Roy Raghett takes the snap, handoff running play to the left side and cutting back his fishnick after he kind of cut back he got to the 35 yard line tackled by Owen Fuller of the Hornets.

Ducking down play coming up here for the Arrows.

Arrows always ran that triple option that offensive was always tough to stop.

They don't do that anymore.

That's from the John Holt days.

We were doing a lot of reminiscing about that in the game.

Wally Troutman, long time announcer and coach down here.

We were reminiscing.

Here's a handoff or is it?

It's going to be quarterback keeper.

Ragged keeps himself around the right side.

Brought down inside the 20 to around the 15.

For a moment, that ball might have popped loose again.

He did not.

A.J.

Klone got the tackle, and Len Gaster moves the chain.

Wally and I talking about the old days with the White House riff, and Howie Murphy, and Bob Buck over at Dodgeville, and all of those guys, and of course, John Hoke.

Some renowned names, that's for sure.

Football history, arrows with the football.

That ball is marked inside the 20 of Richland Center.

first in 10 for the arrows.

Or it's scrambling somebody back in at the last moment, hold them, grab back on the defensive line and off going for the right tackle spot bumping and battling his way.

And Lancaster first down down to the 10 to the five yard line before they are finally brought down.

Guys in Switzerland, I believe on the tackle and for the arrows, pretty punishing run there.

as they got down for a first and goal once again.

Arrow is threatening to go up by two touchdowns here in the ballgame with 6-20 to remain here in the opening half of football.

Wide receivers left, two left, one right for the arrows.

Joy Raggitz takes the snap out of the shot, can tries to run himself.

Hornet can't even, initially, now, catch up with him and take him backwards.

So good coverage by the Hornet.

Up front guys led by Holden Graub, number 54.

Got a little push, a little bit of a movement of that offensive line, which is certainly key.

And for the arrows, it'll bring up a second down.

Ball is marked around the six yard line, 540 remaining in the opening half of football.

Joy Raghitz operating for the arrows.

That quarterback will operate out of the shotgun.

Two left, one right.

Hornets digging in on the line.

Second and goal from the sixth.

There's the snap.

Hand off.

Running play.

Fishnick trying to get her on the right side.

Not too bad of coverage.

Hornets bring him down.

After a gain of a yard or so, Bronson Perkins smelled that one out well.

And the arrows facing a third down inside the Hornets' 10 yard line.

Ball.

Out of bounds, so it stopped the clock with 519 remaining here in the second quarter.

Coming up at half.

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Third down ball inside the five yard line at Richland Center, waiting to snap his toy ragged, takes it low, gonna run it himself, bumps into the pile.

And it's going to be lost at the goal line.

Hornets were signaling that it was a fumble.

Raghitz did not get a touchdown.

It brings up fourth down and about a yard.

Boy, some good play in the middle there.

That was, I believe, Trevor Popp come up and a bunch of friends.

So fourth down, Lancaster's going to think about it for a moment.

Actually, I think if they signal the timeout, Rich will center.

Fourth down.

That ball is marked around the two yard line of Richland Center, and we'll be back with more than 30 seconds.

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Fourth down play coming up here for the Lancaster arrows fourth and goal to go inside the Richland Center two-yard line and the arrows head to the football Hornets will try to dig in And here come the arrows to the line fourth down Goal to go from the two-yard line of Richland Center This would be a huge stop for the Hornet defense Raggett's under center takes a quarterback keeper trying to push the line he's close

And he got it.

Quarterback keeper old school football is going behind the center and might have even got a push push there.

Got into the end zone for Lancaster's second score.

Quarterback toy ragged.

Doing the honors, giving credit for a two yard TD run.

And that comes with 451 here in the first half.

Arrows will try the extra point.

Four points.

They missed it last time.

They'll go for two, trying to make it 14-nothing here in the game.

Raghett looks it over.

Offset line, now throws behind the offset line and a catch.

Nobody touches him as he runs into the end zone there.

That was Trace and Fishnick, and he scores the two-point conversion.

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The arrows kick off after the recent score.

Hornets taken at the 15th.

Heading ahead to the 20-25.

Good return by Caden Stitty along the left side to the 35-36.

Second time tonight, Caden's had a pretty healthy return for the Hornets.

And for the fourth possession of the night, they will start at their own 35 yard line.

Here in the booth 442 remaining in the first half and the arrows About to have gotten out to a 14-nothing lead here on the Ritchfield Center Hornets So the Hornets again important is try to have a time-consuming Drive here and more importantly to try and get a score before the end of the first half get a little momentum going All is between the hashes at the 36 yard line Ritchfield Center

Awaiting the snap is McGlynn.

Long snap count.

There's the snap.

Now quarterback option pitch.

Coming to the left side.

Run into the 40 with a 42 yard line.

Bronson Perkins.

Well executed by the Hawks.

Olden Grubb coming out there to make the play on the block.

And it's second down to about four yards to go.

Need to make a correction.

Number eight is actually James McGowan.

for Richland Center and thank you for checking on that.

My wingman Greg Shep letting me know that too.

We had to do some digging but James is not on this program that we have that we found out so and he's made a couple of good plays tonight so we won't miss his name from here on out.

Second down play second from the 42 second of about four yards to go awaiting a snap from center.

There it is.

And then a fake handoff, McGlynn, the pocket breaks down, he's gonna run, and he's got some real first down.

50, under the 45 of Lancaster.

Nice job.

Running quarterback, Avery McGlynn, brought down by number five, Ronnie Reggits of Lancaster.

Trying to look down to see how many named Reggits are in the lineup here, but we've mentioned at least three, I think.

Yeah, that might be wrong.

This maybe they play so well.

Got three, okay.

Confirmation there are three ragged from the lineup.

Burst down from the 44 yard line for the Richelon Center Hortz.

Ball in the near hash mark.

Two man wide to the left side, Owen Muller and Kaizen Switzenberg.

One man wide right, Kate Perkins.

And McGlynn all alone, empty backfield and he will take the snap out of the shotgun, backs up to the midfield line, looks, looks it over.

Bakes a shovel pitch and then does pitch it and there is a catch.

But it looks like a flag on the play as well.

Hornets, if this play would stand, would lose a yard on the pass, but it looks like it might change.

There's some laundry on the field.

Holding is the call against Richland Center.

Holding and the Hornets will huddle up.

It's going to bring up

a first down.

Did they mark off the penalty yet?

They did not.

They will now.

All right.

Stops the clock with three minutes, three seconds remaining.

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Sounds like Riverdale has had a little bit of an offensive explosion this evening.

Chiefsons up on Peccatana Cargo.

It's 21-14 now.

Gaston has defeated Hillsborough 28-7.

That's final.

First down for the Hornets after the penalty.

The ball is marked at the 46th.

They're all awaiting a snap from center.

There is McGlynn rolling near a side.

They're coming after him hot and heavy.

McGlynn running, running near a side.

Now whips it downfield and it is up for grabs.

Knocked away at the last moment.

Hey, not a bad play.

Downfield, Lancaster makes the play.

That was number five.

Ronnie Raggitz on a pass intended.

for the Hornets and that was intended for number 33 Blake Muller, I believe.

In the vicinity and the McLint, he threw that ball quite a ways on the run.

Well brings up second down.

20 yards to go from the 46 Richland Center zone.

That play stops the clock with 236 remaining here in the first half.

Good to see coach Gary Schwartz in the booth with us tonight.

Over to the left, he didn't bring apple slices though.

He said, Benny Green ate him last game, so that's what the word on the street is.

Second down play for the Hornets, second and 20 for the 46, awaiting a snap from center.

Long snap count, Lancaster jump, and I believe they'll be finalized five yards.

That will move it just across midfield into the Lancaster arrow territory by an eyelash.

for a second down and 15 to go.

Ballmarked at the 49, Richland Center will take over.

Line is set, line backers are ready to go for the arrows.

We're down lineman, there's the snap.

McGlynn coming to the near side, puts it on his hip, runs it himself up the middle, drags a player with him to the 45 down to the 44 yard line.

So Avery McGlynn on a

Good run and that'll get it back to around the original line of scrimmage so third down play coming up 14-0 Lancaster in the lead Hornet football and Richelon Center in the huddle mode again unfortunately the Hornets have had some setbacks and players injured hoping to get a few guys back in the coming weeks here

But they've had the next man up mentality and played pretty well on the line tonight despite the loss of Isaac Gall.

Third down, awaiting a snap from center.

There it is, a long snap count.

Back to throw as McLennan.

Hocken breaking down.

Now he steps up and whips it.

There's a flag on the play and that one is incomplete on the right side.

Flag on the other side of the field and that's going to be another holding penalty against Richland center.

What it's playing without senior jade and chef as well for a few more weeks Well, they've had some big losses on their senior leadership here this season and Hopin to make a push here Down the stretch got some certainly some winnable games tonight's game is a winnable game Drillin at 14 nothing got to get a little shot of offense going here So the penalty

Declined that makes it fourth down and the Hornets now at the 46 yard line of Lancaster appear to be doing the punting.

Hunter is standing at the 45 yard line awaiting a snap from center stepping into it and now a pooch punt over to the right side ball rolls and rolls and it's gonna just about get to the end zone and stop short by the Hornets excellent punt.

by Morris and it's down by the the Hornets Avery McGlynn Avery McGlynn punted that ball.

I didn't think it was 56 McGlynn funding the ball and what a nice punt down by the Hornets so the arrows will take over That'll be at the four yard line after the punt So possession number five for the arrows and wait a minute was there a penalty on the play?

I think there must have been

illegal motion on the Hornets.

All right, so then that really nice punt play will not stand.

So they're going to bring it back, make the Hornets punt it again, and see if Avery McGlynn can pass the punt pass and kit contest again.

I never got involved in one of those.

It was always kind of embarrassing.

When you're partly go over your head behind you and you'd have negative yards Fourth down 15 ball at the 50 and the McGlynn will take the high snap from center now He's gonna try to run it and it was a high snap.

He's gonna be brought down at the 44 yard line Arrows play it well.

I'm not sure what happened on that it started with a high snap But Lancaster was there so quickly there was not time to do anything on that play they rest of

three men in there and McGlynn nowhere to go tried to run it and did not so it goes to Lancaster and yeah good thing they uh decided to make Richel Center punt again because it worked out well for them all of the Richel Center 43 yard line and here we go waiting a snap from center is reggits from the 50 pumps short

Stiff arms one man breaks away and I want to finally get a nice play by the defense.

That was Tate Perkins, Blake Muller, and now a whistle sound down the play.

Lancaster thrown for a big loss and I think they've taken a timeout.

113 remaining in the first half, 14 nothing.

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Toyota Ragged's on the run at quarterback throws and it didn't complete to Lucas Weber down around the 35 yard line brings up third down for the arrows third in about 19 or so from the 48 yard line.

Really big sack by the Hornet defense led by Tate Perkins.

So that threw the arrows back.

They almost got most of the yardage back

but unable to complete that play, down to a minute six.

Wading the snap from center, Joy Raghett's out of the shotgun with a single running back.

Bakes the hand up, now back to his own 40, whips it over the middle, it's caught by the arrows, short of the first down, it's inside the 40 of Richland Center to the 39.

Lucas Webber falls it in, tackle made by James McGowan and company.

And so, fourth down arrows, fourth and seven, 44 seconds remaining in the half.

They'll go forth, there's the snap, Raghett's back, and he throws.

It's complete at the 30 and out of bounds of the 28 yard line.

Deacon Heis pushes him out of bounds.

Kaizen-Switzenberg was right there on the quarterback, and Raghett's got rid of it in time and moves the chains with 33 seconds remaining here in the half.

Arrow's trying to add to their 14-0 lead.

Ball marked right around the 26th yard line of Richland Center here at Lancaster.

So the Arrow's great committee quickly, and they will set up.

Two left, two wide right.

Operating out of the shotgun, Toy Rackets, there's the snap.

Takes the handoff.

All alone, great coverage in the backfield.

He's going to throw it toward the end zone.

It's caught!

And Lancaster scores a touchdown.

Caught by Lucas Weber in the end zone.

That was well-thrown by Raghett's coverage by Bronson Brookings, but it was well-thrown right to where it needed to be.

And Lucas Weber hauls it in.

26-yard TD for Lancaster.

They jump up 20 to nothing here in the football game by Raghett showing

Quite an arm and good accuracy as well The arrows Will discuss but not long two-point extra point offset line quarterback takes the snap option pitch running back is going to walk toward the goal line and then get in Aj Whedon back with the two-point run and Lancaster jumps ahead 22 nothing with just 25 seconds remaining

here in the first half.

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Welcome back to the Lancaster Flying Arrows home turf.

Bill me with you on a Friday night life already the fifth week of the season.

So at halftime we're halfway through right?

Or was that last week?

I don't know.

That was last week I guess.

Hard to believe.

I guess if you go 10 games figuring you make a playoff game maybe it's halfway through tonight.

Unbelievable how fast this season goes.

We've had good weather.

Tonight, of course, the threat of rain.

A lot of games moved up, but I think we're going to be all right.

Here's the kick after the touchdown.

Puts by the Hornets, now picked up at around the 30 yard line by Caden Stibbe.

Stibbe is going to be brought down hard at the 29 yard line.

Good coverage by the arrows.

Ross Wolfe.

A sophomore makes the play, and that's where the Hornets will take over for possession number five, but only 18.

seconds remaining here in the first half.

So we'll see what the Hornets decide to do.

We decide to tuck it and go to the halftime locker room.

Play comes in from McGlynn on the far side of the field.

Good crowd on hand over on the far side because the band is about ready to come out and play in halftime or the flying arrows.

So first in 10 Hornets, ball at their own 29 yard line.

McGlynn will operate out of Shotgun, so they will try to be productive here on the last stanza of the first half.

Low snap, he picks it up, backs up, steps up in the pocket, and McGlynn is going to try to run it and gets to around the 35, instead of 36, gain of about six yards, and that might do it for the half.

Tackle is made by

Declan Clark and that'll be the final play of the first half Lancaster flying arrows trying to get their first win of the season After a tough schedule to start and they lead Richland Center 22 to nothing at intermission The very land transportation high school sports update is coming up and more stuff Thanks for joining us for a high school football on Friday night again the arrows 22

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The Greg Bell Memorial Night Meet at Crown Sage Park in Bosquebell.

Richland Center Ithaca's Owen Dreyer won the event with a time of 1611

Braden Burns also meddled in 15th place.

William Harpen was 20th.

Sam Jones, 24th.

Benjamin Santel was 33rd.

River Valley's top runner overall was Nathan Hamilton, who finished 28th.

Braden Tergeson led Kickaboo Lafarge 66th in the Big Meet.

As far as the girls, Ava Martin and Ava Gotchell both had PRs for Richland Center, Ithaca.

Pearl Fretz, the top runner with 18th overall, her place

2051 her time, Ava Martin was 48th, Adeline Law was 51st, and Rachel Waterfall was 60th among the first four for RCI.

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Travis Wilson from Bound, Wisconsin is our guest as he is each week as we look at some of the key games in Wisconsin.

Travis already the fifth week.

We're starting to see some of the teams start to rise to the top, aren't we?

Yeah, it's that time where, you know, we were a couple of weeks into the conference schedule.

We're getting a little, little more clear, um, deal of what's, what's going to go on, um, almost.

you know, at halftime of this week, especially halfway through the regular season.

So things do start to become a little more clear.

What are the games you're most looking forward to this weekend?

Well, uh, of note, there's quite a few games that were moved from Friday night to Thursday night, especially in Western and Northwestern Wisconsin because of the anticipated weather.

So that kind of threw things off a little bit in some areas, but, um, you know, overall, uh, a decent slate of games this week, uh, of

of, I think, note a little bit, especially locally.

There's a number one versus number two battle in Division 7, where Pepin Alma will travel to Cochrane Fountain City.

Cochrane Fountain City was the runner-up in D7 last year, and is the top-ranked team in D7 in the Ballon, Wisconsin, coaches pool.

And I think we've talked about this before, a local connection.

Aidan Lanzowski, the leading rusher for Cochrane Fountain City, he was a really good player for them last year.

His mother is Annie Hobson.

Um, who's a graduate of wish on center high school.

So that's definitely one, uh, a big one, number one versus number two with a local connection.

Definitely.

It's amazing when you start talking about sports and especially the way, uh, students are connected now socially that we weren't back in our day, but so many of these students and parents and families know each other a lot better than they used to, don't they?

Yeah.

Not only because of kind of the, the more connectivity that all of us have in our lives now.

with social media and Internet and computers and everything else.

But also a lot of these kids will play together on various club teams, whether it's club baseball, club basketball.

There's not as much for club football.

There's a little bit of seven-on-seven in some areas of the state, but there's more interaction outside of that regular school season than there ever used to be, which is kind of crazy to me because when I was in high school,

I hated every single player and team I ever played.

And now a lot of these kids are friends off the court and, um, again, play against each other.

And it's just a different dynamic than I guess maybe it was back in the day.

Right.

Well, a lot of the club teams, as you mentioned, uh, you know, they travel together for basketball or volleyball or whatever the sport is.

And, um, yeah, they're, they're like teammates.

And then, uh, you know, and then you get to the school season and they're not.

Yeah.

It's, it's a little different.

And you see, you know,

kids taking pictures with each other after a game or, uh, or whatever, but they do spend a lot of time together.

I mean, those club teams travel, as you said, and, um, and, you know, are overnight in hotels all summer, all off season.

So, uh, it definitely is, is a little different.

Let's look at the Southwest Conference Travis.

How do you see it, uh, this week with, uh, Dodge, you'll get the win against Valley last week.

Richland center had a wild one against Platteville.

And what are you looking at as far as the schedule this week?

Well, it you know, I don't know what to think of the SWC still because we're we're sitting here through the first two games and yet three teams at 2-0 and four teams at 0-2 and I don't know that the teams that are 2-0 are necessarily, you know, clear cut better than those other teams that are 0-2 but here we are and River Valley at prayer machine that's gonna be a tough one for the visiting Blackhawks.

Dodgerill's got a non-conference or a crossover game anyway against Benton Scales Mound.

And Platinum takes on Broadhead Judah, who is down quite a bit, hasn't won a game.

So I don't know that we're going to get any more clarity this week necessarily, unless there's some kind of upset that's thrown in there.

But it's really important games for everybody.

I mean, Richland Center and Lancaster, that's a huge one.

Lancaster is 0-4, which we are obviously not used to seeing.

And for Richland Center, it's an opportunity to get a key win.

And get some momentum going

personal center plays there for a second year in a row.

They won at Lancaster by a point last year Those wins at Lancaster been kind of hard to come by over the years, haven't they?

They have my senior year.

We did win at Lancaster, which was Kind of a crazy one.

I remember correctly.

We were down 18 points in the second half or maybe even in the fourth quarter at one point and came back to win I've gotten to be very good friends with John Hoke over the years with some of the

work that I do with the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association.

And he brings that up quite frequently.

That was one of the tougher losses he ever had, he said, because of just how things played out and how everything that could go wrong for them and right for us did.

So it's tough to win down there at Lancaster though, that's for sure.

Yeah, well, I call that game, I remember it.

And I think Richland Center returned the second half kickoff and then Lancaster fumbled right away and Richland Center scored and it was kind of like,

What's happening here?

This has never happened before.

You know, they finally won.

It may have even been an overtime.

I don't know if you remember that or not.

I don't think it was an overtake.

I don't remember for sure.

I, I don't remember all the details of, of how the comeback went down.

I just remember it was kind of crazy how, um, how, how down we were and then how we ended up coming back to win.

Yeah, absolutely.

Uh, this week in the scenic bluffs, um, uh, I think that's kind of, I think a Weston is kind of standing to the top a little bit.

They've got a Saturday game with Brookwood and that's, that's a pretty decent ball game there too, isn't

it?

Yeah, it is.

Uh, Brookwood's been solid and, um, it's interesting because of the weather of many of those scenic bluffs games or a couple of those scenic bluffs games rather got moved to Thursday night.

You've got the Ithaca game on Saturday.

So there's only one scenic bluff scheme on Friday night, which is cashed in at Hillsborough.

And that game got moved up to a 5 p.m.

starter because of the anticipated weather.

So it had kind of a disjointed schedule this week with things being very different.

But yeah, I mean, in difficult Western coming off that win over Bangor, they were nominated for our team of the week on Bound Wisconsin to come back from the

the tragedy that was early in the year and get a win over a program like Bangor is really nice.

And then another opportunity to get a good win over Brookwood, who's again a pretty solid program once again this year.

Now, you have to go west and I know is in the running there on Bound Wisconsin.

Maybe explain how that works.

We haven't talked about that for a while and how long the voting is open each week.

Yeah, we kind of scour the results from the weekend and

On Monday morning, we'll pick five teams for the Ballon, Wisconsin team of the week nomination.

We also do five players for a player of the week nomination and just kind of picking out big performances, upsets, streak busters, different things that are noteworthy.

Going out and beating somebody 50 to nothing is good, but that's not necessarily what we're looking for.

So we're looking for good games, upsets, like I said, things like that.

uh, nominate them, let the schools know that, uh, that they were nominated and you know, encourage them to share it with them in their community.

And I know that the guy had posted some social media, um, that their team had been nominated and, uh, to get out the vote.

So, uh, voting goes throughout the week.

It ends on Thursday at one PM.

And then we announced the winner after that.

Wow.

That's exciting.

And you do that for individual players too.

Don't you?

Yeah.

We do five teams and then five players of the week as well each week.

to recognize what goes on.

And again, we try to pick out on the player's side some of the better performances from better games.

Going out and rushing for 250 yards against an overmatched team, probably not going to get you nominated.

But we're looking for kids that came up big, whether it's offense, defense, special teams, whatever it might be, trying to find a way to recognize those kids.

We've talked a bit about the playoffs.

It's not too early now to start kind of looking at that, but in terms of some of the teams that are outside, but maybe struggle the first two or three weeks of the season in the conference, there's still hope.

But does the overall record count for as much Travis or is it more what you do in the conference these days?

It's overall record.

Every single game counts the same in terms of how it impacts the playoffs.

Now your opponents have a little bit different.

value, if you will.

If you beat a good team, it's beneficial to you.

If you beat a team that's bigger than you in terms of divisional placement, that's beneficial.

You get more points for that.

So it's a new process.

This is the second year for this process.

And last year, I think the coaches really liked it, seemed to recognize and reward teams that were going out and playing and beating good teams.

So yeah, we'll continue to see how that goes and how the playoff system

kind of evolves over the next two weeks here.

It is, by the way, released every week.

We release it on bound Wisconsin.

Usually every Sunday afternoon, they're updated.

The points are updated.

So teams get a weekly snapshot of where they're at in the division, what seed they might be in line for as of right now.

And yeah, it's just a good way to follow along throughout the year.

If you're a team that's headed toward, let's say, a 500 record in the conference, but you've got to get one of those quality wins along the way, really, to be considered, don't you?

Yeah, it definitely helps.

You know, there's always teams that are on the bubble, whether it's they finished three and six overall, four and five overall, you're kind of going to be on the bubble.

So the better wins you get, the more it's going to help you when it comes time to kind of evaluating those teams that are on the bubble, right?

so if you have one like signature win if you win over a team that's five and four six and three that a lot of times is going to be enough to get you into the playoffs where if you just beat teams that are really weak um you're going to be again on that proverbial bubble and kind of sweating it out going into that final week

what do you have as far as your reedsburg beavers this week

well we've got another tough one we are welcoming in holman this week who is

undefeated, just like we are.

They're ranked, I think it's seventh in the division two coaches poll.

So going to be a tough one.

Our game got moved up to a five PM start because of the weather.

I'm trying to get it in and before too, too much impacts to move into the area.

Right.

Well, hope that is the case.

And that's not often the case.

I guess people are being proactive this year about moving games around this weekend.

I don't know if it's it lightening the concern or what's the biggest concern?

Yeah, I think lightning is a big concern.

Potentially later in the evening on Friday, I think there's also field conditions concerns, which usually are not enough to move a game.

But if it's really wet and as wet as they're talking, where it could be two or three inches, that could tear up your field for a long time.

And there's a lot of season laps.

So there were more teams that were proactive about it.

Honestly, I think some of it comes out of the COVID season back in 2021.

when teams had to be flexible and had to learn to adjust on the fly.

Before that, you almost never saw games moved, at least proactively.

And since then, I think people realized, you know, hey, we can, we can be a little flexible.

We can be a little proactive if there's, if there's things that are potentially going to impact, especially weather wise.

So if it works to be able to get everybody in line, to be able to get transportation lined up, your workers, your officials,

If there's no other events going on at your school, all those kinds of things have to line up to be able to move it.

But we are seeing definitely a lot more people being proactive than we ever used to.

Awesome.

All right.

Well, good luck this week, Travis.

And thanks for talking with us.

You bet.

Sounds good.

Thanks Phil.

Go Hornets.

That's Travis Wilson from Bound Wisconsin for our Friday football report.

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In the, at halftime in the broadcast you're hearing, Lancaster leads Wichelt Center 22 to nothing.

Elsewhere in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference this evening, Prairie to Sheen, Beep River Valley 56 to six.

In the Southwest Wisconsin Activities Conference, Cuba City leads Fenimore 13 to seven.

It's Nuglaris leading mineral point in the fourth, 28 to 14.

At the half, it's Darlington leading Southwest or an East Abute 35 to nothing.

We have some more finals to pass along.

from earlier games that were played in the Scenic Bluff Conference.

Hillsborough Leeds-Cashton beat Hillsborough 28-7.

Holman beat Reedsburg 7-0.

In non-conference action, Dodgeville is trailing Benton Scales Mound, Illinois, Schultzburg by a score of 24 to 14, and River Ridge beats Boscabella, I should say, by a score of 55 to nothing, and Riverdale leads Peccatana-Argyle 21 to 14 in the third quarter.

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Landcats are rather long halftime with a little cheerleaders and then a band, a full band marching band performance here.

And I don't believe it's homecoming, but big, big thing tonight here for Lancaster and they have led 22 to nothing, or they are leading here at halftime, 22 to nothing.

First score came on a quarterback, Troy Raggitz, six yard pass, the Lucas Webber on fourth down, and it was a six nothing lead, two point conversion pass, batted down by Richland Center's Deacon Highs.

Later on, Troy Raggitz with a two yard touchdown run,

Raggett threw to Trace and Fishnick to make it 14-0.

451 remained in the half and then a real tough one for the Hornets to take at the last part of the game here in the first half.

26-yard touchdown from Troy Raggett to Lucas Webber, AJ Wiedenbeck with a two-point run and that's where we stand at 22-0 entering the second half here.

For the Hornets in a game that

They are competing.

This hasn't been able to do much in the red zone.

They've done it between the 20s tonight.

They have had a couple of chances to take the ball away, a fumble recovery.

Lake Muller had an interception for Richland Center in the first half, but nothing to show here as they trail 22 to nothing.

It's all about adjustments.

We'll see what's happening here in this third quarter.

Lancaster will kick the ball off on its

are going to get a little bit of a break here.

Lancaster, they were trying to be a little cute on the kickoff, and I think the kicker stepped in front of the ball.

So that should be a five yard penalty.

Kind of slipped.

He was going to fake like he was doing an outside kick, and then he kind of slipped and went ahead.

So that'll mean the ball will move from the 40 to the 35 yard line for the arrows.

The kicker is Braden Lennon.

Hornets sending three men back deep to receive Birkins and Perkins on the near side and Stibby on the far side and Caden has had some good returns here tonight.

Had about a 40 yard return earlier.

Here's a kick and it's going to go right down the middle of the field caught on the run of the 30 yard line.

Bronson Birkins moving a groove into the 40 and all the way to the 42 out of bounds and

There is a flag on the play, I believe.

Dackle is made by Ronnie Raggitz.

Possibly a holding penalty.

So they'll get it to the White Hat official and he will let us know what's going on.

22-0, Lancaster in the lead.

Holding will be marked against the Hornets.

Avery McGlynn, the quarterback.

Going by running back.

Owen Muller and Bronson Perkins, Blake Muller and Tate Perkins, being some action guys in Switzerland, the tight end as well for the Horts.

And again along the line, Olden Grubb, Devin Klinglin, Jaden Callen, Jackson Baru and Max Whitman.

So the ball is officially spotted.

It's back at around the 30 yard line for Richland Center, taking over to start here in the third quarter.

Down in the ball game trying to dig out of it here a little bit in the second half against the Lancaster Arrows.

Long snap count, Avery McGlynn back to take the snap.

He'll be taking it back around his own 25, takes the snap and off running play, Stibby trying to get around the right side and he is hit at the line of scrimmage and ribbon back by Declan Clark.

Maybe forward progress, maybe a little bit of

forward progress.

Second now lesson 10 here for the Hornets in the opening part of the third quarter.

We understand some rain in Richland Center tonight, but here in Lancaster we're kind of below that front of rain, which is kind of coming in from the north.

There are some areas that they've talked about getting potentially four to five inches.

And I was a little concerned because one of the bottles showed Richland Center being right in the bullseye of that thing.

Heavy rain, not any severe storms, just a flash flood watch at this time from the National Weather Service.

Second down for the Hornets ball right around the 27 yard line, their own.

Avery Mclin, all by his lonesome in the backfield, takes the snap, steps up in the pocket, throws it, complete here on the near flat, 35 to the 40, and putting his shoulder down is Perkins.

Nice job, Bronson makes the grab, ushered out of bounds by Ronnie Reagan.

And the Hornets moved to change.

Well played.

Hornets back in the huddle.

Out of bounds play stops the clock.

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Week number five at a high school football.

Tim feed with lots of scores to pass along there at halftime.

A night where

But a few games were played earlier tonight, some starting as early as five o'clock.

Athletic director Brent Rollins telling me earlier that they weren't going to move it, and as it turned out, wasn't a bad move.

There's the snap, but Glenn's going to try to run it up the gut, and he is caught initially, and then breaks free from one lineman, but then gets out for a few more yards.

Good one to a 50 yard line.

That'll be potentially about eight yards.

So good effort there, and by Glenn gets up a little bit gingerly.

Gonna walk over to the huddle now and recover.

Second downplay count-up for the Hornets as they near midfield.

After that first down catch, field position getting better all the time, all at the 48 yard line, Richland Center zone.

Lining up on the near hash, two men wide to the Hornet side line, side of the field.

The Glenn looking it over, awaiting the snap count.

There it is, snap, hand off, going for Stibby.

And Caden trying to break that right side, gets the corner.

He's got some room to the 40, all the way to the Lancaster, 37 yard line, and he slides under the bench on the far side of the field.

our shirt out of bounds by the arrow.

So the hearts moving the ball, moving the chains.

And the Hornets certainly finding something steady with a second run around that right side.

So it's working and the Hornets try to keep the drive alive now running downhill a 40 yard line of Lancaster.

This one game of the area tomorrow will have it for you.

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Stay tuned tomorrow for any weather updates and details on plans changing for that event.

But they're going to usher ahead.

I saw them putting up a big tent for their livestock show.

There's a snap from Senator MacLinn back to throw whips at near side.

Overshot is man intended for Bronson Perkins at the 35 yard line.

Incomplete, coverage by Elliott Webster of Lancaster.

Checking down in ten yards to go for the Hornets.

Even coming down here a long time and he really can count maybe on two hands the number of wins I remember here at Lancaster.

Of course the Hornets had a memorable one last year winning by a point here at Lancaster.

Checking down play.

From the 40 yard line of the arrows second and ten nine forty remaining in the third but Glenn hands off running play up the gut and is stacked up and then spun around on the far side is Tate Perkins and Tackle By toy ragged So not much of a gain if any on that one for the Hornets that brings up a third down now They do move the stick a little bit maybe a yard or so third down play for the Hornets and Landcatcher territory

at the 37 yard line.

McGlynn runs in the play from the far side.

The Hornets could just get something positive.

Get on the board here.

The arrows scoring three times all in the second quarter tonight.

And if you get in, you get the two-pointer.

Well, you get back kind of in the ballgame.

Third down play, there's the snap.

And McGlynn is back to throw.

They're coming after him.

He rushes to the far side, breaks one tackle, hit again, and brought down.

All the way back at a 45-yard line, Avery McGlynn vibrated lens, who led the charge, and McGlynn will get up slowly after that.

Big loss for the Hornets back at a 50-yard line.

Brings up fourth down and long for Richland Center.

First down is down around the 30-yard line.

and the Hornets will bring out the punting team.

Play Johnson back in the game as special teams run out.

He's a clone wide to the left side and the punter getting set to do the honors back around the 40 yard line.

There's a snap to Morris put the toe into it.

This one is going to wind down around the 10 yard line and bounce and roll into the end zone for a touchback.

So a boot by Leaf.

and the ball comes out to the 20 yard line for the arrows 751 remaining in the third.

They lead it 22 to nothing here in area high school football.

Or it's back on the defensive side here for the first time tonight.

For the arrows they take over at their own 20 yard line.

So the arrows.

up to the football ball between the hashes and a 22 to nothing lead for the arrows.

Or it's trying to keep them backwards.

Let's see what happens here.

Toy regates the quarterback takes the snap, hands off and a running play for Fishnick on the near side.

And he gains a few out to the 31.

James McGowan on the tackle for Richland Center second down.

They'll give him five yards on that play just across the 25 yard line.

Here for the Lancaster heroes.

Talked to a couple of players earlier this week and they were saying, oh, we really kind of like to play in ring.

Yeah, I mean, it's maybe kind of fun.

You're slipping and sliding around.

But really, I think the novelty wears off.

There's this snap running play and up the middle of the gut to the 30 out to around the 34 yard line.

Lancaster will get a first down.

Switzenberg on the tackle, ties in and Lancaster moves the chain.

I remember one night and it was at Seneca many years ago and it was pouring rain and the ref would put the football down.

It would actually kind of almost like a river.

Put the football down and the ball would move like down the river.

So again the novelty kind of wears off after a little while.

Especially when we used to call ourselves the Cape Crusaders.

We had capes that we wore with big hoods and standing there with a cape on and bare legs on a rainy night.

That's not the coolest thing either.

There's a snap from center and a reverse in the backfield coming back to the near side is Muldoon and he's going to get out to the 39 yard line.

He can hide on the stop for the Richland Center Hornets.

Julliero's, I haven't seen him play that one yet tonight.

And that'll take it again out to around the 39 yard line.

We have 6-13 remaining here in the third quarter.

Lancaster arrows leading the Hornets, 22-0 in Southwest Wisconsin Conference football.

Arrows up to the line.

Ballmark shy of a 40 yard line.

Ragged stakes the snap toy gonna run it himself off left tackle puts the shoulder down not to be denied gets the first down out to around the 47 of them in game Tackle by several hearts So heroes keeping the ball Belmont tonight had a game Post-pwned again, there were some forfeits tonight.

So Belmont finds Iola Scandinavia and they play them tonight That's a long trip for Iola Scandinavia Belmont

leading 32-0 in the second quarter, Ripon leading the Dell 16-0 at halftime, Benton Scales Mount Sholesburg 24-14 over Dodgeville, halftime, Darlington leading East Abute, Southwestern 35-0, Cuba City 13-7 over Fenimore, good game in the second quarter.

Of course, the Hortes South Fenimore early in the year, I was impressed by that club.

First down in 10 for the Eros, five minutes remaining in the third, man in motion.

Napter-Ragg is rolling on the quarterback pitch.

Pitch is out.

Wiedembeck gets a few yards to the 50 in Richland Center Territory around the 48 yard line.

Ushered out of bounds by Caden Stibbe.

That'll bring up for the arrows, a second down in Richland Center Territory.

Nugler is leading middle point, 28-14, that's in the fourth quarter.

Riverdale 21-14 over Pekar, Gail, that's in the third quarter.

Last word Check it down play second about five yards to go for the arrows toy ragged takes the snap handoff running play fishnick up the gut first down and then barrels across the 40 down to the 38 yard line of Richland Center Tackle by late Morris of the Hornets Change will move for Lancaster They've got the ball running

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Orioles were tied.

We'll get an update on that one First in ten reggots and the arrows in Hornet territory There's the snap quarterback doesn't hand it off and he is brought down by McGowan in the backfield

James got back there.

I don't know, it must have been a broken play because Raggitz, I don't think he intended to keep the ball and the Hornet-Tackler was right there.

And there had been a running call for Toy.

I don't think that he would have stopped in that situation, but it brings up now a second down and about 13 yards to go for a first down for the arrows in Hornet territory right around the 41 yard line.

Raggett heads back to the pack, and now they are up to the football.

Lucas Webber splits out wide to the left on the near side, Whedon Beck at Maldoon, and now waiting to snap his raggett, fakes the handoff, Hornets coming after him, he stiff arms one, now throws it, and is caught on the near side by Whedon Beck, and he's going to get a hand to around the 30, and maybe near a first down.

Tackled made by Owen Muller.

Hornets almost got Ragec in the backfield.

He is allowed to bring down and he was able to get out of that tough situation and make the pass play and made it quick for a first down.

Inside the 30 of Richland Center, first in 10 arrows, 3-18.

Here are the third, 22-0 Lancaster.

Roy Ragec will operate out of the shotgun, awaiting a snap from center.

There's the snap.

Handoff going to number 24, Fishnick again off left tackle.

Flag flies.

Tackle made around the 23 yard line by Kaisen-Switzenberg.

And we'll see what the penalty is all about.

Haven't had a lot of those lately.

So it's preliminarily against Richland Center.

Or it's... No.

Maybe because I was looking at him with his back to me.

That's where I...

Thought he was pointing original center, but the holding penalty is against Lancaster.

So that will help the Hornets cause.

Stops the clock.

Just over three minutes remaining in the third.

And the holding penalty backs it up to around the 37 yard line.

Arrows back in committee getting sat here.

Hornets trying to dig in on defense.

No score in this third quarter.

Lancaster scoring all 22 of its points in the second quarter tonight.

So far, it's been kind of an uneventful quarter.

Hornets had the ball for their first drive starting at their own 30.

Lancaster's drive starting after the touchback at their own 20, and they're in Richland Center territory at the 37.

Awaiting a snap from center, there's Raghus.

Back to throw good pocket protection.

Now it breaks down.

He sidesteps and now whips it over the middle.

Down around the goal line.

Easy catch for a touchdown by Teddy Raggetts.

That was a really tough throw for Toy Raggetts down to Teddy wide open in the end zone and the arrows jump ahead 28 to nothing.

37 yard pass play and

Tway Raghett threw it probably about 45 yards because he had backed off and threw it in the air.

I mean, it was a legit pass all the way to the end zone.

So Raghett's to Raghett's and we'll see what the call is here for the arrows.

But we may kick it this time.

We say had not done so far in the night.

The holder is Schwantis.

There's the snap, placement is made, kick is on the way, and it is good.

By Braden Lenn, 29-nothing, Lancaster leading, 227 remaining in the third.

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Welcome back to Lancaster arrow store again starting at their own 20 and capping it off of the 37 yards touchdown from toy raggots to teddy raggots the breathing limbs kick good and that's where we're at 29 nothing Lancaster on the approach and here is the kickoff and over and going to be taken by the Horitz around the 20 yard line and Bronson Perkins moving it to the 30 moving through into the 40 moving out to the 45 nice run almost got to midfield and brought down

by the arrows or 15 Ross Wolf.

That's where the Hornets will take over for their second possession of the second half.

Good field position and a lot of it's been a good return work of the Hornets.

Bronson Perkins and Cade and Stibby have had some good returns tonight.

First and 10 for the Hornets, they'll market at their own 46 yard line.

Brailing 29-nothing here.

In action from WRCO sports on a Friday night under the lights So first and 10 for Richmond Center looking it over is the QB Avery McGlynn Line is set Long snap count there it is and he will hand it off running play up the gut not much for the Hornet ball carrier Bronx and Perkins Hornets unable to

Secure any space for him.

Dackle made by Declan Clark and some of his Arrow brethren.

Looks like Riverdale has scored a win tonight.

Congratulations to coach Jeff Johnson and the Chieftains.

Getting the victory tonight over their visiting opponent, Hecatonica Argyle.

Final score 27-22.

Good ball game.

They started that at 6 o'clock tonight.

We have a minute 40 remaining.

Here is a third.

Fennelmore leading Cuba City.

No, it's tight.

13 a piece at halftime.

That's a good ball game.

Second down and nine yards to go from the 47.

Glenn Back throws it over the top.

Caught by Perkins and Tate turns up field and hit immediately.

Good coverage by the arrows.

So a short pass play gain of about

two

and the tackle by

Isaac Jensen.

Bird down play, count up for the Hawks from the 50 yard line.

They'll break Huddle now and head to the line.

59 seconds under a minute remaining here in this third quarter.

Not a lot of breeze blowing.

Comfortable night with the booth windows open.

I brought my rain gear just in case.

Luckily, we didn't have to sit outside tonight.

It was close.

Third down play for the Horitz, right around the 50, awaiting a snap from center.

There's McGlynn taking the snap, fakes the handoff, rolling near side, and hoppers to his landcatcher, shovel pass, caught, oh what a hit, at the 46 yard line.

Bronson Perkins took a shot, Lucas Weber makes the stop.

And that'll bring up a fourth down, so the Hornets got a little bit of it.

Probably will go for it in this situation.

Why not?

That'll land the third quarter.

29-0 Lancaster leading after three.

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Welcome back to Lancaster, Hornets on a fourth down situation.

Gonna go forth, forth, and about four from the 48 of Lancaster.

just underway in the fourth quarter.

There's the snap from the center.

McGlynn back in the 45.

Pocket breaks down.

They're going to catch him.

He spins around.

They're going to catch him again.

He spins around, now hit and drop.

Lancaster makes the QB sack.

That was Jackson Seifle who eventually brought him down.

Avery McGlynn who's been slow to get up a couple of times.

That was a tough tackle.

And Lancaster forces the ball over, on downs.

Hornets going forward again.

Why not in that situation?

Come back and try to get the first down and keep the ball a little longer and work on some things.

But the arrows will take it over on down for their second possession of this second half.

And isn't that something?

They ate up a lot of clock in that third quarter.

First down ball at the Richland Center 41 yard line.

Lancaster has had some pretty good starting space tonight.

Napter-Raggitz.

Handoff running play go on to the right side by number 24 Tracen Fishnick Ronson Perkins with a stop after a gain of about three yards second down and I'll make it second and eight to go ball is marked at the 40 yard line of Richland Center Arrows With an 0 and 4 start I wonder the last time a Lancaster team was 0 and 4 to start I

I think we're going to go back a long way, maybe before time.

Second down play, second at about nine yards to go.

There's the snap and off running play up the gut for some good yardage, trace and fishnet brought down by Tate Perkins after about a six yard game.

And that brings up a third down in short yardage for the arrows all marked around the 34 yard line.

10-45 remaining in the football game tonight.

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Lancaster breaks it out of the huddle.

Now heading the line.

Ball at the 39 yard line.

Make that the 34 yard line.

Should say low snap, Ragez picks it up, throws it.

Complete on the left side and getting down the sideline, spinning his way, going to go all the way for a star.

Number three, AJ Wiedenbeck gets the touchdown for the arrows.

That is a 37 yard touchdown run for the arrows.

And AJ Wiedenbeck gets it.

I guess it is a pass play from Regez.

Short pass and he got it and then took off got a block and 35 nothing now Lancaster will get the continuous clock running on the Hornets with 10 11 Remaining here in the football game Raiden lands trying to point after for the second time tonight There's a low snap.

It's bobble now picked up and the Hornets hit it and now they're going to pick it up McGowan makes the play and

Lancaster's extra point is foiled, but not before they get out to a 35-nothing lead here at Lancaster.

10-11 remaining in the football game.

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Welcome back to Lancaster, 35-nothing arrows.

Here's the kickoff by Lancaster, taken by the Hornets.

The receiver almost spun down there, but kept his balance and going to get a little running room.

Hornets are going to maybe take one back to the house.

There's a flag back here.

Going all the way on the other side for Richmond Center is number 26, and that is Perkins.

But there's a flag on the play.

Oh, my goodness.

And less.

I am thinking wrong, but I think it's coming back.

Hornets just about took one of the house.

They've had good returns.

That's probably one of the positive things tonight.

Their return game has been pretty good against the Lancaster Heroes, but it will come back.

The flag was away from the play over on the far side of the field.

That's the way it sometimes goes.

That penalty is a penalty, but he may have

gotten free despite that down the sideline so they will mark it back the Hornets will have the football clock running continuously now with a 35 point lead down to 905 remaining in the football game and it will go quickly ball is marked at the spot of the foul which is around the 25 so that'll back it up considerably over the Hornets again

Winning by a point here last year, but it's a totally different ball game.

Personal foul is the call on Richland Center.

So as they sort this out, Belmont leading Iowa's Canada avia, 32 to 6, that is in the third quarter.

Rip it leading to Dell, 16-6 in the third quarter.

Darling can up on Southwestern East Dubuque, 42-0.

That is in the fourth quarter.

Ornitz have the football for their third possession of the half, this one starting on their own 12-yard line after the penalty and after the touchdown run is negated.

Here we go.

Avery McGlynn will operate out of the shotgun, takes the snap, and off running play going to the left side.

And it's going to be Perkins getting across

the 15 to around the 16 yard line.

Tackled by Rodney Raghitz and Ross Wolfe.

Second down for the Hornets in about five yards to go for a first down.

Play comes in from the far side line and the Hornets will holler up here trying to get something positive going here to take home.

Work toward next week.

Ritzel Center will be

on the road next week.

Second down play, McGlynn under center, rolls to his right and off, trying to get around the near side is Perkins, stiff arms a couple, stays in bounds and then finally gang-cackled by several of the Lancaster arrows led by Breeden, Glenn.

Born at ball carriers, moving Bronson Perkins, getting

Kind of dirtied up here a little bit again.

It's not it's not raining You've heard tell it's raining in some of the area spots including Richland Center, but we're getting through the night without rain Looks like it's gonna stay that way I kind of anticipated by the way they were talking today that it was going to be raining in sheets here tonight, but at Lancaster at least not yet First in 10

For the horse ball around the 29 yard line their own Long snap count McGuinn out Lancaster jump I don't believe they were drawn off so penalty should be against the arrows working in a few separate players Here tonight, but again, that's gonna be called on Richland Center Gonna say they were drawn off

5-yard penalty back around the 24-yard line.

Block continuing to run.

6 minutes left in the football game tonight.

35-nothing Lancaster in the lead.

First down and 15 from the 24, which was center zone.

So the Hornets up to snap the ball.

Jackson-Maru set to do the honors, and there's the snap.

And off, going to the first running back, nothing there, and the arrow is taken back, right at length, with a big hit, and Axel Bailey is well number 54, driving the Hornets back into deeper with their backs against the wall a little bit.

Will Weiss in the game right now, wearing one of those cushioned helmets for the Hornets.

The clock runs down to five minutes here.

RC with a second down at about 21 yards to go.

Ornates up to the football, three men wide to the near side.

Otherwise Perkins in the backfield and the quarterback is McGlynn to snap them the

quarterback care to the quarterback runs back to the other side going to be hit as he throws in his incomplete intended for Will Weiss and Avery McGlynn took another hit pressured by Axel Bailey of Lancaster Third down play come up for the horse 21 yard line Notice for updates from the Ithaca school fair and homecoming tomorrow and it will be there for football tomorrow pregame time beginning around 1240 and then it's

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Bird-down play coming up here for the Hornets.

Trying to get something positive going for their own 21 yard line.

There's the snap.

The Glenn, hands off, Brompton-Burkins cuts left side, breaks a tackle, gets to the 30.

Not quite that far out to about the 28 yard line.

Brought down by number 10, Elliot Webster of the Flying Arrows.

He's a senior and that brings up fourth down.

Ornates will bring out the punting team.

I would assume and late Morris.

Coming in late is wearing number 56 this week because we've got him working on the line from time to time.

Normally he wears number 18.

Play for his back to do the punting.

The snap is good.

He steps up and it's a high spiral.

Lancaster did not send the receiver back.

This ball is just going to keep rolling and down to around the 24 yard line after a hornet punt.

Lancaster will have the ball for its third possession of the half.

They lead it 35-0.

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Lancaster football and they've got a new quarterback in there as well Wyatt Schwantes.

He's a sophomore Watches the back lines just taking some time off the clock and then the hands off Nearsight bouncing up one tackler and now heading around the left end for a few yards is number 33 freshman Isaac Jensen Tackled by AJ Quo boy.

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So the arrows move the chains and now the ball is around the 38 yard line with a minute 40 remaining in tonight's game.

Count down on the extended action.

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Looking at the back line, Judge.

And now the hand is up.

Wyatt Schwantis will take the snap, hands off, first man through, there's that freshman again, bounce off one, and now drags a couple with him to around the 42 on the run by Isaac Jensen.

Kamani Gullens makes the stop for Richland Center.

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I believe they'll snap it one more time and that will be it and it will be officially in the books tonight.

So the QV, Schwantis.

takes the snap, takes a knee, and that will do it.

Lancaster gets its first win of the year tonight over the Richland Center Hornets.

Finals score, 35-nothing, 35-point clock running after Kenny Levin in the fourth quarter, and the Eros get the victory here tonight in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference over the visiting Richland Center Hornets.

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Tonight, Lancaster gets the win.

They jump out to a 22-0 halftime lead, and the Dunkler Awards turning point of the game.

I'm going with the touchdown on the last play of the first half.

Toye Raggitz, not the last play, but 25-second left in the half.

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If Ritzel Center holds them there, it's 14-nothing at halftime.

But it was not the case.

So Raggitz, the Weber and Toy had a really good game here tonight as well for the arrows playing through injury and looked really well here, getting his team out to the continuous clock win over the Ritzel Center Hornets.

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The arrows get a 35 nothing victory here tonight.

First quarter was scoreless and it was kind of a back and forth turnover quarter.

Blake Muller had an interception for the Richland Center defense and later Lancaster driving at the end of the quarter would score in the first play of the second quarter on a six yard pass from Raghett's to Weber and the Deacon High's nice play by the defense of Richland Center knocked that two-point conversion away so it kept it fixed to nothing.

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Lancaster taking over and working the ball from their 32 yard line

capping it off with a Toy Reggit's two yard touchdown run.

Reggit threw to Trace and Fishneck to make it 14-nothing.

And then that kind of backbreaker, as I called it, the turning point of the game.

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And the last touchdown, toy raggett to A.J.

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The kick failed.

That's how we end tonight here.

35-nothing.

Richland Center with the loss, dropping to a 1-4 record, and now Lancaster

1 and 4 with the victory here this evening.

Next up for the Horts, they'll be traveling to Glarner Community Complex next Friday night when they take on Nuglaris at their next action.

Hornets wrapping up this season with Nuglaris on the road back at home against Broadhead Judah on the second.

They're at River Valley on the night and they will host Dodgeville for homecoming on the 16th.

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35-0, we wish we had better news for Hornet fans tonight, but that's the way it went.

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Welcome back to our volleyball pregame here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

The Huskies getting set to take on the number one team of the nation, Ferris State Bulldogs.

Michigan Tech is 4-4.

The Bulldogs are undefeated, have only lost two sets all season, and that was last week against Wisconsin Parkside.

Earlier this week, the head coach of the Huskies, Cindy Pendrell, had a chance to talk to the media and answered questions about last week's split at Davenport, losing in five, then coming back and beating Saginaw Valley State in the second game.

on the weekend?

Yeah, I think it went well.

Overall, we're continuing to battle.

We're continuing to learn a lot about ourselves and how to perform in high pressure moments.

Davenport is a very good team.

They're very tall.

They have a lot of weapons offensively and they put up a very solid block.

So we knew going into that match that we had quite a task ahead of us and to really respect that opponent.

And I'm happy that we battled so well and we had quite a few moments where we were rolling and doing all the things we wanted to.

And then we had some moments where we were reeling.

at times too.

So overall, I'm not upset with the match or anything like that.

I'm glad that we were fighting.

But of course, just another five setter that we would have preferred to come out on the other side of.

So we're learning that when things get after you've been playing for two and a half hours, our skill and our attention need to be at

the peaking in that five set, we can't just rely on our passion and energy in set five to get us through.

So we're turning the attention in practice to being much more detail oriented and really trying to put the ownership on the girls to communicate with each other about what's going on, be proactive about game plan, sticking to the game plan, things like that.

So yeah, it's getting better for sure.

Of course we want.

that five-setter back, of course.

But yeah, and then I was happy with the way that we rebounded for Saginaw.

It's really hard to have so many five-setters, especially ones that aren't going your way.

And it's really easy to turn inside and be like, what was me or whatever.

But I'm very happy that the girls put on a completely different face, I suppose.

And we're very sassy on Saturday and they were like, all right, that is enough.

So they were very good from

Point number one, we've historically played well in that gym, especially Rachel.

She had a career day that day with 25 kills, but yeah, we start to our game plan there.

We were going to have another big block in front of us.

Saginaw is leading the league right now in blocks per set.

We definitely helped with that number.

We were heading into the meat of the block quite a bit.

And by the end of set two, I think they had like 18 blocks on us.

And I was just like, all right, we need to be more creative here.

So I appreciate them taking our feedback.

And sometimes we have to be hard on them once in a while and stick to our rehash our game plan or whatever it is.

So I appreciate that they responded to us and also responded to the situation in the moment.

And we're able to rise and put together a very quality match.

When it got tight in set four against Saginaw, there was a point where our leaders on the court, we made a big player, something like that.

And you could just feel the momentum shift of they're like, all right, we are putting our foot down, we are finishing in this.

We are finishing this in four.

We are not taking this into extra sets.

We are taking control of this match right now.

So I was very happy to see that mentality shift that was completely on the girls to take that on themselves.

So yeah, I think we're in a better spot.

I was a little worried that we might, you know,

be like, I feel sorry for ourselves.

Good enough.

No, that was not the case at all.

The girls were like, okay, we are done here and we are taking control.

That is head coach Cindy Pindrell of the Michigan Tech Huskies.

Coach Pindrell went on to talk about this huge match up tonight against the number one team in the nation, the Ferris State Bulldogs.

Yeah, this is a big one for us.

We've got homecoming weekend.

So, you know, home football is here as well.

We are expecting huge crowd on Friday, which is perfect because Ferris is ranked number one in the nation.

And this is a game that we are very, very excited for.

We only play Ferris once in this regular season, just how the schedule worked out this year.

So we've had this game circled on our calendar for a while, but I'm hearing that it's going to be a huge promotional weekend with lots of student orgs in the stands.

I've heard that the pep band is going to be massive.

So it's really exciting.

I know we already had a home game here, but this feels a little bit more like our home opener because our first match was before school even started.

But yeah, we're just really excited for this weekend.

It's also our alumni weekend, so we're going to be welcoming back 13 players.

that have been part of this program over multiple generations.

So there's just a lot of fanfare going on this weekend.

The girls are very excited to be here and to finally be at home.

We've been on the road for three weeks.

So yeah, just a lot going on.

So Ferris is going to be a super tough opponent.

They're number one for a reason and they always reload.

So I have a ton of respect for that program and they continue to do good things.

We would love to be their first loss on the season, of course, and Parkside pushed him last week to five.

We've got an opportunity here to really culminate everything that we've been working on and put it into a good spot.

Head Coach Cindy Pendrell here on our pregame for Michigan Tech Volleyball on MIX 93 WKMJ.

Stay tuned, we're just about ready to start.

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And we're back in here for the Huskies Volleyball as they take on the number one pair of State Bulldogs.

The last jet.

time these two teams matched up was November 8th of 2025.

The Bulldogs took that one in a 3-1 victory.

The last time the Huskies were able to pull off a win against Ferris State was in 2023 at Ferris State.

The last 10 times these two teams have matched up, the Bulldogs have taken it nine to just one game.

So the Huskies are looking for a big upset here.

These Ferris State Bulldogs again are number one in the country right now big hitters big swingers We're gonna be looking at Gabby Piazza for the Ferris State Bulldogs against Rachel Zurich for the Huskies here Huskies are warming up as they get ready to get set for this match

They certainly are

Actually, and we're excited about this.

You can hear in the voice of Cindy Pendrell during her conference, press conference earlier this week, how excited she is for this opportunity, right?

You have an opportunity for a big upset.

And that's what you want.

You want that opportunity to play the number one team in the nation.

This is going to be a great litmus test for the volleyball Huskies.

You know, they already have played some tremendous competition, but on paper, this is going to be the toughest team they've faced so far.

For sure.

These Bulldogs have

only dropped two sets in their 11 matches that they've played.

They've swept 10 out of the 11 teams that they played, only dropping two sets to University of Wisconsin Parkside last weekend.

She was talking about the band being here.

The band is huge here tonight at the varsity gym here at the SDC.

We'll be doing fans in the stands during the break between the second and third sets where there's a competition for homecoming between different organizations fraternity sororities and other Student organizations, so they'll be going crazy when you're up here trying to do your break Ashley between the second and third set But it's just a great atmosphere of course homecoming football tomorrow more volleyball here tomorrow night We'll pick up that volleyball match tomorrow night tomorrow after evening after the tech football

That match starts at four.

Tech football starts at two.

It's a late start tomorrow, so I just want to remind everybody we will bring you Michigan Tech volleyball after the broadcast for Michigan Tech football tomorrow afternoon.

And just really looking forward to a lot of football and a lot of volleyball this weekend at home here at the SDC with hockey just two weeks away as the Gophers are going to be in town.

I mean, it's just an exciting time to be a Michigan Tech sports fan.

Yeah, homecoming weekend always brings a lot of fans into town between football, volleyball.

I mean, there's no football game tonight.

So the football fans may be here filling the stands.

So the Huskies will be at their white home uniforms.

And the number one team in the nation is actually mentioned earlier.

Thirsty Bulldogs will be in red.

And again, they have completely dominated their schedule thus far, except for that.

two sets that they lost last week against Parkside in which they still won the match so they're still undefeated and the number one team in the nation but if the Huskies can do something incredible here tonight this would be a huge boost for this program you are on this team actually just a couple of years ago what would a win like this mean to this team?

I mean, we did it in 2023 at Ferris, which is a notoriously hard gym to play in.

And it took everything we had as a whole team to pull out a win against them.

They are always good.

They always reload every year.

It's going to take every single person stepping up on this Huskies team to beat this Ferris State team.

It's gonna be a fun match.

We're glad to have you with us here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

Ashley Jukari is your play-by-play announcer here tonight.

And, of course, formerly Ashley Lesperance, who was on this Michigan Tech volleyball roster just two short seasons ago.

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Setting the table for you guys and what's coming up.

Ashley's going to take it from here.

We'll take a 30 second time out and be back with the opening serve in just a moment.

The Huskies are taking on the number one team in the nation in Gliac, volleyball, Ferris State Bulldogs right here on the voice of the Huskies, next 93 WKMJ.

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We're getting starting lineups here as we get ready for first serve.

Some names to watch here for the Bulldogs.

Gabby Piazza, outside hitter.

She is their leader.

She is going to rip balls at the Huskies here and they are going to defend.

On the Huskies side, we're looking at Rachel Zurich.

She is their go to here today.

We also want to give a shout out to Healy Nellis for the Huskies.

She had the Gliac defensive player of the week this week and she is going to be the anchor in the backcourt for the Huskies.

For the Bulldogs, Hope Davies will anchor their backcourt and she is everywhere on that court.

As we get ready for first serve here.

Again, this is the number one team in the country.

Fair State Bulldogs taking on your Michigan Tech Huskies.

Huskies are going to have to pull off a big upset here if they want to get this win against the Fair State Bulldogs.

Fair State Bulldogs are coached by Tia Randall Wilhelm and the Huskies are coached by Cindy Pindrell.

Wilhelm is in her 16th season with the Bulldogs, a very highly decorated coach in this league.

and Cindy Pindrell in her second year at the helm, although she had quite a few years as the assistant coach in my time here with the Huskies, and she has been a great leader for these Michigan Tech volleyball team.

As we get ready for first serve here, the Huskies will start with Madeline Kreider setting.

Trisha Kennedy and Paige Wagner in the middle.

Rachel Zurich and Kayla Hanodin on the outside.

And we have Amelia Albers as our defensive specialist here.

And Keely Nellis will come in as the libero.

On the bulldog side, we've got Hope Davies in that libero jersey.

We've got Haley Wagoner as their setter.

She leads their offense extremely well.

She distributes that ball and they take big rips.

Lindsay Uruk here in the middle.

And we've got Haley Robinson as well as Ava Irvin.

Kayla Hanonan to serve.

Davies handles it for the Bulldogs.

Outside to Piazza and that is out of bounds.

Point Huskies.

1-0 here in this first set.

Kayla Hanonan to serve again.

Kayla Hanonan from Delano, Freshman from Delano, Minnesota.

Handle.

Oh, and it's a service ace for Hanonin.

That is off the hands of Ava Urban.

Hanonin will go back to serve again.

It is 2-0 in favor of the Huskies here in this first set.

See if Hanonin can get another ace here.

It's handled by the Bulldogs.

Behind to Urik.

Outside to Piazza.

Blocked again by the Huskies.

Piazza again.

Just off the hands of Keely Nellis, and that will be

out of bounds and point bulldogs.

We'll have Lily Peterson checking in the middle here for the bulldogs and hope Davies will go back to serve all the way back to our bleachers there with the pet band.

Libero number 13 and it drops just short.

Albers handles it.

Crider has to chase it down.

Free ball over for the Huskies.

Set by Wegener to Robinson and she gets the kill number 18.

Excuse me, Lily Peterson on that slide attack.

2-2 here.

First set of the Huskies bulldogs.

Hope Davies again back to serve for the bulldogs.

Elbers handles it.

Outside to Zurich, she taps it over.

It's blocked to Paige Wagner in the middle.

She scores.

That's a great kill for Paige Wagner there.

She'll check back to serve as Trisha Kennedy will check in in the middle front.

It is 3-2 now in favor of the Huskies in this first set against the number one Bulldogs.

Paige Wagner with a great float serve gets Faris out of system.

Piazza and it just goes off the hands of Kayla Hanon in there but that was going out.

Good kill for Piazza.

Now Emily May will check in for the front row outside hitter.

for the Bulldogs as Haley Wegener goes back to serve their center.

3-3 here in this first set.

Great pass by Hanonen out to Zurich.

She scores that is just painted on the end line there.

That is a great swing for Zurich.

As Kreider comes back to serve for the Huskies it's 3-4.

4-3 in favor of the Huskies and Reagan Leslie will

Check in.

It's a deep serve for Criter and it is out of bounds.

This will be back and forth between these Bulldogs and these Huskies.

Gabby Piazza back to serve for the Bulldogs.

4-4 all tied up in this first set.

Piazza serve is good.

Handled by Nellis outside to Leslie.

She gets it over right side.

Handled by Zurich.

Set to Zurich, she goes off the block, out of system for the Bulldogs, outside to Irvin, and she goes off the block and out of bounds.

That'll be a point for the Fair State Bulldogs.

They'll take this lead, 5-4 in favor of the Bulldogs here.

Piazza will serve again.

Piazza is a junior outside hitter from Shorewood, Illinois.

It's 5-4 in favor of the Bulldogs.

That serve will be out of bounds that will be point Huskies were all tied up again Bryn Erickson will check back in She'll take this serve 5-5 all tied up Bryn Erickson is a senior from Ashland, Wisconsin.

She serves this ball Handled by Hope Davies Right side to Emily May saved by Krider over by Trisha Kennedy and she'll score on a little tip

Right over that block.

Huskies will take it over again.

6-5.

Bryn Erickson will serve again.

Pass to the middle.

Great dig by Keely Nellis.

And Kayla Hanoen will tap that over on two.

We'll go to Emily May again.

Oh dugout by Bryn Erickson.

That was great.

Kayla Hanoen will tip it over.

Out of system for the Bulldogs.

Out to Irvin.

Ooh, and she'll tap that just right over the block.

Score in front of Crider there.

That'll be point for the Bulldogs.

It is now tied up at 6-6.

Number 18, Lily Peterson will go back to serve for the Bulldogs.

No libero in for the Bulldogs here.

Husky's got to take advantage.

Nellis will auto-system pass.

Brent Erickson will save it.

Hanonin will get it over.

Handled by the Bulldogs to the right side for Emily May.

She taps it over.

Criter is able to get a hand on it, but not able to handle it.

That'll be Point Bulldogs again.

Peterson again back to serve.

The score is 7-6 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Here in the varsity gym.

Peterson will serve.

That'll be just out of bounds.

That'll be Point Huskies.

We're tied up again here in this first set.

Huskies will have Nellis back to serve.

I like to apologize.

I was saying her name as Neelis last time.

It is Nellis.

She will serve for the Huskies.

Outside to Irvin.

She'll tip it over the block, handled by Krider.

Right side to Leslie, and she hits it into the net.

That will be Point Bulldogs.

Uncharacteristic play there by the Huskies, but they'll bounce back.

Bulldogs will take this point.

Take the lead, 8-7 here.

As number 15, Corey Whisser will go back to serve.

Left-handed server there, and she aces the Huskies.

Bryn Erickson's not quite able to get a good pass on that ball.

Bulldogs take the largest lead here, 2-7, 9-7, leading by two points.

Brynn Erickson bounces back with a great pass to Leslie off the block.

It's dug out.

Wegner to Irvin, rolled.

Kreider handles it.

Out of system set.

Kayla Hanonen goes cross court, but it is just out of bounds.

She will miss that one.

That'll be another point for the Bulldogs.

10-7 here.

The Bulldogs have the lead.

Wester back to serve again.

Out of bounds, that'll be Point Huskies.

They'll cut the lead back to two as Amelia Albers will check in to serve for the Huskies.

And number 10, Haley Robinson will check back in for the Bulldogs.

Again, Amelia Albers serving here as Tech Trails 10-8 in this first set.

Great serve there by Albers, but it's handled.

Outside to Irvin, rolled, handled by Hanonin.

And Mayati Criter will go up for the Jals, but she loses it to Yurik there for the Bulldogs.

That's a big size match up there.

Yurik is 6'5".

She just put that right down in Medi-Criter's lap.

Bulldogs lead 11-8.

Autosystem pass for the Huskies outside to Hanonin.

She's looking for that cross court cut shot, but she is out of bounds once again.

Bulldogs lead 12-8.

Ava Urban serving here for the Bulldogs.

Huskies need a side out here.

Nellis handles that pass well outside to Kayla Hanon in again.

She finds the court this time, but is dug out by Davies.

Tipped over, Kreider will dump it, saved by Davies down by Paige Wagner at the net.

But they will give that point to the Bulldogs as Paige Wagner was over the net when she played that ball.

She can't cross that plane of the net.

Ava Irvin to serve again, 13-8 in favor of the Bulldogs here.

Saved by the Huskies, they'll give a free ball.

Davies will handle it to Wegener outside to Piazza, and she scores down the line.

That's a great serve there, or swing there by Piazza.

and the Huskies will take a timeout and we will take a 30 second break here and we'll be back after these messages on MIX 93 WKMJ.

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Michigan Tech volleyball here.

Michigan Tech needs to side out on this after this timeout.

and get some points back here if they want to face off against these Bulldogs.

Ava Irvin here on a serving run for the Bulldogs.

She's really taking these Huskies out of system with her serve.

Huskies will look to side out after this time out.

Pep Band here is in full spirit.

Nellis handles that with a beautiful pass to the outside for Hanon and she's blocked.

Covered by Amelia Albers.

Wagner tips it over the block and she scores.

A little miscommunication there on the fair state side.

Allows that ball to fall.

Huskies will side out.

Kayla Hanonen will go back to serve as the Huskies trail 14-9 here in this first set.

Rachel Zurich checks back in for the Huskies.

Hanonen serve.

Great serve, but it's handled.

Outside to Piazza.

Cut shot, but it's dug by Nellis.

Zurich will take her first rip.

No touch there that'll be out of bounds that would be point in favor of the Bulldogs as they take the lead up to 15 to 9 Hope Davies little barrel for the Bulldogs will go back to serve as she serves From all the way back to the bleachers at the pep band that is a long way for the ball to go Criter to Zurich And it's touched off the block Huskies will get that point great kill for Zurich there great vision

Trisha Kennedy will check back in for the Huskies.

Paige Wagner back to serve.

Huskies still trailing by five here, 15 to 10 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Paige Wagner's serve is good.

It's handled in the middle and we can't, Huskies can't quite dig it out.

That'll be a middle kill there by Lily Peterson.

She just tipped that right in front of Elbers.

Elbers was not able to pick that up.

All right, setter Hayley Wegener will go back to serve for the Bulldogs as they increase the lead to 16-10.

Handled by Heynonen outside to Zurich.

She's dug out.

Wegener to Peterson.

There is no touch on that block and that will be four contacts for the Bulldogs and the Huskies will get that point.

Reagan Leslie will check back in as MediCrader goes back to serve.

Huskies are still trailing here.

16-11, down by five in this first set.

Deep served by Kreider, and it is an ace.

She hits that corner, and the Bulldogs just can't quite get to it.

So she'll go back to serve again.

16-12 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Kreider's serve is deep again, and it's handled outside to Piazza.

She takes a big swing, but Hanonen's able to fight it off right side to Leslie.

She is stuffed.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs.

That was a great auto system set there.

Maddie Crider on the run, but there was a huge block in front of Reagan Leslie there.

Piazza will go back to serve for the Bulldogs.

17-12 in this first set.

Passed by Leslie, middle to Kennedy.

She's blocked, but she covers herself.

Ferris State Bulldogs will get that point at a net battle there.

It'll be 18-12 in favor of the Bulldogs here.

We got Piazza still serving.

And her serve will go deep and way out of bounds there.

That's an easy point for the Huskies.

Brandon Erickson will check back in and she will serve for the Huskies as they trail by five.

18 to 13 here in this volleyball game.

Her serve is handled to the middle.

Lily Peterson, Brynn Erickson, digs that out.

Leslie to Hanon and she's blocked.

That'll be Point Bulldogs.

Got to give credit to Brynn Erickson there, though that was a great read and great defensive play there.

Huskies just weren't able to capitalize.

These bulldogs have a big block up against these Huskies.

Bulldogs lead 19-13.

Lily Peterson to serve.

Great pass.

It's a little tight.

Kennedy will put it down.

Right side to Emily May here, but the set is just a little too tight.

That'll be Point Huskies.

Paige Wagner will check back in.

and Keely Nellis will serve here for the Huskies.

19-14 still in favor of the Bulldogs.

Huskies trail by five.

Passed by Freeball opportunity here for the Huskies.

They'll go to Leslie.

She'll get blocked, but it's covered by Erickson.

Middle to Paige Wagner.

She'll light them up, but it's handled.

Freeball again for the Huskies.

Paige Wagner will put it away off the touch.

Point Huskies.

That was great defense for the Huskies there, and they were able to take over that point.

They cut the lead to four.

They are now only down by four.

19-15 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Nelserve is handled.

Right side to Emily May.

She's blocked, but it's recovered.

Urik against Wagner.

Outside to Irvin.

She's dug out.

Outside to Hanonin.

She'll slow it down a little bit.

Wegener to Irvin, blocked, but it hits the antenna off the Huskies block, so that'll be Point Bulldogs.

Corey Wisser will check in to serve for the Bulldogs as they are up 20 to 15 here in this first set.

Wisser is from Hopkins, Michigan.

She is a senior and she is being used as a serving specialist here.

Great pass by Brooke, Bryn Erickson.

Oh, and Kayla Hanoen in off the block and out of bounds.

That'll be point for the Huskies.

That was all set up by a great pass by Bryn Erickson there.

Maddie Kreider was able to put Kayla Hanoen in a great position as the Huskies cut the lead back to four.

Amelia Albers will serve.

2016, still in favor of the Bulldogs.

Hope Davies will handle that serve.

Middle of the Urex, she's got to tip it over.

Doug out by Nellis.

Page Wagner tips it over.

Doug out by Davies outside Irvin.

Cross court shot and it's not able to be picked up by the Huskies.

That'll be point for the Bulldogs.

I think the Ferris State Bulldogs could have challenged that play anyway because Nellis on her dig went under the net.

So that would have been Bulldogs point anyway.

21-16 here in this first set.

Tight ball.

Criter's able to handle it.

outside the Hanon and she'll chuck it in.

They'll go outside to Piazza.

She gets a huge tool there off the block.

Big swing there by Piazza.

Huskies will take another timeout and will be back after these messages on the MIX 93 WKMJ.

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22-16 in this first set against the number one Bulldogs.

Huskies are looking to break up the Bulldog momentum here with a timeout.

Huskies came out of this first set with a ton of energy, a ton of spark, and they just trailed off a little bit as Fair State is starting to take over this set.

Fair State's hitters are having a heyday with these Huskies, I mean.

Everyone's hitting over 300 for the Fair State Bulldogs.

Huskies are going to have to get their outside hitters going, their pin hitters going here if they want to take this match over.

Ava Irvin will serve 22-16 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Great pass for Nellis.

Outside free ball by the Huskies.

Slide attack by Eurek and it's dug out by Nellis but no one is able to recover it.

That'll be another point for the Bulldogs.

23-16 here in this first set.

between the Fair State Bulldogs and your Michigan Tech Huskies.

Irvin to serve again.

Great pass by Bryn Erickson, slide attack by Wagner, and she gets the kill.

That was a great slide attack by Wagner, set up by Kreider, but everything comes from that great pass from Erickson.

Huskies will live to fight another point.

Down by five here, six here, 23-17.

And that'll be an ace for Kayla Hanuman.

The freshman from Delano, Minnesota gets an ace late in this first set.

She'll go back to serve again.

She can do it again.

Put the Huskies in a good position to get some momentum here.

And her serve is passed, but tight recovered by the Huskies.

Outside, Piazza off the block and out of bounds.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs.

Piazza is absolutely taking over this match as we expected.

That was her fourth kill in this first set.

Davies will serve again all the way from the bleachers.

I lost her there.

She's way back there.

And it'll be out of bounds.

That'll be a free point for the Huskies here on set point for the Bulldogs.

Paige Wagner will go back to serve for the Huskies as Trisha Kennedy checks in.

Huskies are trailing by 5-24-19 here in this first set.

Paige Wagner serve is deep, handled by the Bulldogs outside to Piazza.

She's blocked, but it's recovered by the Fair State Bulldogs outside to Zurich.

Covered, Wagner to Piazza.

She taps it in and she gets that in and that will be set point for the Bulldogs.

They'll take this first set.

2519 and we'll be back with a second set after these messages on MIX 93 WKMJ.

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The Huskies just really weren't able to get their offense going in that first set.

We got three hitters for the Huskies hitting in the negatives, and we got our two middles that I've taken over this game.

But for the Bulldogs, they have really taken over this offense.

They have spread out their offense immensely.

Wegener is doing a great job spreading the...

wealth across the court.

Emily May has one kill, but she's only taken three swings.

Ava Irvin has two.

Piazza has three.

And Lily Peterson has one.

The Huskies really need to get their hitters going if they want to take this second set.

Passing looks good for the Huskies.

They got to keep that going so that they can keep Maddie Crider in system and keep getting our hitters some swings.

Page Wagner has two kills for the Huskies, and Rachel Zurich and Trisha Kennedy each have one.

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As the Michigan Tech Huskies take on the Ferris State Bulldogs, the Bulldogs lead here one set to none.

as we get ready for this first serve of this second set.

Again, the Ferris State Bulldogs got to give credit to their setter, Wegener.

She has been putting their players in the best positions to score and Husky's defense just got to be able to dig them out a couple more times.

Keep the plays alive.

We saw a lot of free balls between both teams in that

first set so if we can limit those free balls and get some more swings on the play it'll be much closer battle here again that first set was 25-19 in favor of the bulldogs they lead one to nothing here in this volleyball match we are set for set two here as the bulldogs will serve I believe it will be Ava Irvin who had lots of runs there in that first set

So she will step back to serve.

It is the start of the second set here.

Bulldogs lead 1-0 in this match.

Ava Irvin to serve for the Bulldogs.

It's a deep serve.

Great pass by Albers outside of Zurich.

And she splits the defenders, but it's dug out.

Piazza will have to tip it over.

Nellis handles it.

Middle to Wagner, she tips it over, dug out.

Dump, but it's sent back over on a first ball.

Urik will put it down in the middle for the Bulldogs.

That was a great setup by the Bulldogs there.

Urik that 6-5 middle, she was able to put that right down.

Bulldogs will take the lead here first in this second set here, 1-0.

Albers with a great pass again on the side of Wagner.

That is in, down the line and in, that will be Point Huskies.

Wagner will go back to serve.

It is 1-1 here in this second set.

Trisha Kennedy will check back in for the Huskies as Page Wagner is back to serve, 1-1.

And her serve is deep, handled by Irvin, out right side on the slide, dug out by Page Wagner, but it's over the net and out of bounds.

That will be Point Bulldogs.

Bulldogs will take the lead here to one in this second set as Hope Davies the libero for the Bulldogs goes back to serve She's all the way in our pet band here with the bleachers.

She's got that long deep serve It's a long time for the passers to track it on the other side, but Kayla hand on and handles it Trisha Kennedy has a open net.

She's dug out Piazza off the block dug out by Nellis Middle the Trisha Kennedy and she puts it down.

That's a great kill by Trisha Kennedy in the middle

Huge shout out to Crider there who set Tricia Kennedy from the 10-foot line and was still able to get a good kill on that ball.

Crider will go back to serve.

It is 2-2 here in this second set.

Crider serve is ace for the Huskies.

That was a great serve by Maddie Crider.

Huskies will take the lead here in this second set, 3-2.

That was a great serve by Maddie Crider.

She's from Kingsford, Michigan.

Just a sophomore here running this offense.

Outside to Wegener, dug out by Hinonen, handled, tipped over by Zurich.

That was a weird play.

Handled by the Huskies, middle to Kennedy and she puts it down.

Off the platform of Haley Robinson and out of bounds.

That was a great kill by Trisha Kennedy.

Huskies take over leading four to two here in this second set.

Criter to serve again.

Crater serve is deep and tight, tipped over.

Oh and the Huskies can't pick that ball up.

That would be a setter kill there for Wegener as she will go back to serve and as Emily May will check into the front row for the Bulldogs.

Huskies still leading here 4-3 in this second set.

Served by Wegener down the line and she will get an ace that is off the platformer of Reagan.

Leslie.

That'll be an ace for Wagoner.

Wagoner, excuse me.

We got Wagoner on the Bulldogs and Wagoner on the Huskies.

Wagoner will serve as this set is now tied up 4-4.

Better pass by Leslie right side to Zurich.

She puts it down the line, but it's dug out beautifully by Davies.

Tipped over by Irvin.

Trisha Kennedy will set Zurich.

Zurich will tap it in and that will score.

Sometimes all you got to do is take a little off of it and get the defenders out of Swartz and Zurich will get that kill as She checks out and Brynn Erickson checks in as the Huskies lead in this second set five to four Erickson will serve Handled by the Bulldogs outside to Piazza dog out by Brynn Erickson.

What a beautiful dig outside to Hanon and she's off.

She finds hands right side for

They are stuck blocked by Kayla Hanonen.

Standing at just 5-8, she put that block up there.

That was a great block by Hanonen.

Huskies will go up.

5-4 here.

Erickson, 6-4 here.

Erickson will serve again.

Oh, and that passes out of system.

Bulldogs will figure it out.

Free ball for the Huskies.

Huskies could not figure out how to get the free ball, but...

It's recovered in set-or-dump kill by Maddie Kreider.

That was a little bit of a scramble for both sides, but Kreider took it into her own hands and said, I am putting this ball away.

Huskies will take the lead up to three, seven to four here in this second set.

Erickson to serve again.

Handled by the Bulldogs, but they're out of system again.

It'll get a free ball.

This is uncharacteristic for the Bulldogs.

And Kayla Haynardin will come up

with a two ball there in the middle of the court, but she will be blocked.

And that will be a point of Bulldogs.

Bulldogs cut the lead down to two here.

Husky is still leading seven to five here in this second set.

And Gabby Piazza to serve.

Her serve is deep, but handled by Nellis.

Maddie Kreider will have to run it down.

And there's a miscommunication between the Huskies and the ball drops.

That will be a point.

Bulldogs.

That's an unfortunate one for the Huskies as they're trying to keep this lead.

Seven-six still in favor of the Huskies here, but the Bulldogs to serve.

Gabby Piazza again.

Her serve is deep, but passed by Nellis.

Trisha Kennedy on the little inside slide there.

She gets the kill.

Huskies will go up by two again as Kennedy checks out and Paige Wagner checks in.

Nellis will go back to serve 8-6 here for the Huskies.

Nellis with the great serve handled by Davies for the Bulldogs.

Emily May will tap it over.

Paige Wagner with the set to Leslie.

She'll go down the line dug out by Fair State outside.

Tipped over and the Huskies can't quite dig it out.

That'll be Ava Irvin that gets that tip kill for the Bulldogs.

Cutting the lead back to one.

It is 8-7 here in this second set in favor of the Bull, in favor of the Huskies, excuse me, as Lily Peterson will go back to serve for the Bulldogs.

Her serve is deep, handled by Erickson.

Crider has to run it down, hits the ceiling there, but Nellis is able to get that free ball over.

Right side to Emily May.

She gets that off the hands of the block and scores.

Bulldogs will tie it up here 8-8 in the second set.

Lily Peterson will go back to serve here.

Huskies need to capitalize on the lack of libero on the court as their middle blocker is serving for the Bulldogs.

Great pass by Nellis.

Will go outside to Kayla Hanuman off the hands.

It's dug out down.

by Paige Wagner at the net.

She puts that ball away.

Great kill there by Paige Wagner.

Great court awareness as that ball's coming over.

Huskies will take the lead again as Amelia Elbers will go back to serve.

9-8 here in this second set in favor of the Huskies.

Elbers serve is deep and Davies is able to handle it, but they're out of system.

Outside to Irvin, dug out by Nellis.

Outside Hanon in, she's down the line and that's a great kill by Kayla Hanon in.

Getting just to the left of that block, painting that line.

The defender is able to get a dig, but Hanon in, make sure it's not a good one.

That was a great swing by Hanon in.

Albers will serve again, 10-8 in favor of the Huskies.

Passes out of system again.

Waggoner will have to just tap this ball over.

Trouble at the net there.

to Wagner and Wagner gets a kill.

Another point for the Huskies.

Paige Wagner is on fire.

Shout out to Maddie Kreider for doing the work up there at the net.

Albers to serve again.

11-8 here in favor of the Huskies.

Davies passes that ball to the middle for Eurek.

She scores.

Those are the type of balls that you got to just let go.

That was a great swing there by Eurek.

Corey Wesser will check in to serve here for the Bullogs as they cut the lead to two Huskies still in the lead 11 to 9 here in this second set Huskies look to side out here now.

Let's pass off the net fed to Wagner Wagner will dump it over Albers will handle it hanging in

A little bit of a roll shot into the net.

She's got to take a deep breath to get over that one.

But it is point bulldogs.

Huskies still lead by one here, 11 to 10 here in the second set.

Looking to keep this lead as they pass the ball outside to Hanon in.

She hits that ball and she says, I will not be putting that in the net again.

And she gets the kill as she goes back to serve.

And Rachel Zurich checks in.

and Hayley Robinson will check back in for the Bulldogs.

Kayla Hanonen to serve here.

It is 12-10 in the second set in favor of the Huskies.

Her serve is good.

Outside to Irvin.

Dug out by Hanonen.

Saved by Kreider and tapped over by Paige Wagner.

Uric taps it over the block.

And that falls right in front of Keeley Niles.

And that will be a point for the Bulldogs.

I thought that was out of bounds, but...

Nellis.

Nellis did not argue.

So Ava Irvin will go back to serve.

Huskies still lead by one.

12-11 here.

Oh great pick up by Albers that hit the tape and she was able to still get under it.

Swing by Piazza.

She's blocked.

Recovered by the Bulldogs.

Piazza tips it again and it's just miscommunication there by the Huskies and that falls in the middle of the court.

Bulldogs will tie it up.

We're tied at 12-12 here.

in this second set.

Ava Irvin to serve again for the Bulldogs.

Deep serve, Albers handles it.

Outside to Zurich.

Zurich taps it over.

Davies handles it outside to Piazza, out of bounds.

And they're calling a touch here off the block.

Piazza will get that kill.

Bulldogs will take the lead now, 13-12.

Ava Irvin to serve again for the Bulldogs.

Bulldogs are hitting.

left to right as the Huskies are hitting right to left.

Piazza's Irvin serve is out of bounds.

Will tie the game back up 13-13 here in the second set.

Paige Wagner will go back to serve and Trisha Kennedy will check in in the middle front.

Paige Wagner's got a great serve here.

See if the Huskies can go on a run.

Her serve is...

Handled by Irvin.

Outside to Piazza.

She's a little bit inside and Albert just can't quite get the dig on it.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs.

Peterson will check back in for the Bulldogs and Hope Davies will go back to serve.

Bulldogs lead 14-13 here in this second set.

I still can't get over Davies.

She's serving all the way from the bleachers.

Seems to work though.

His swing by Ed Zurich puts it down.

That was a good slide attack by Trisha Kennedy, took the Bulldogs out of system and passed that overpass and Zurich was able to just tap it straight down and point for the Huskies.

Madeline Kriter back to serve.

We're all tied up, 14-14.

Great serve by Kriter, hits the tape, trickles over.

Oh, and a dump by Wagner, that scores.

Huskies just weren't quite ready for Wagner to push that over her shoulder there.

as she'll go back to serve as the Bulldogs take it up 15-14 here in this second set.

We missed a sub here for Ferris State.

As Emily May will check back in for the front row, for Hailey Robinson.

She will swing on the right side here for the Bulldogs as Setter Wegener goes back to serve.

Bulldogs lead here 15-14.

We'll see if the Huskies can stay in this set.

Passed by Leslie, right side to Zurich.

She taps it over.

Wagner saves it, tapped over by Rob Peterson outside to Leslie off the block.

Dug out by the Bulldogs.

Piazza.

Oh, dug out, and that hits Kayla Hinonen on the head or the shoulder, but it is point Bulldogs there.

They take the lead up to 2-16-14 here in this second set.

Huskies will change up their service Eve lineup here.

See if they can get out of this a little quicker.

Nellis will get a great pass.

Right side to Kennedy.

She's dug out.

Emily May now on the right side dug out by Canoen.

Middle to Kennedy and she puts it in the net.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs.

They increase this lead to three.

It is now 17-14 here in the second set.

Huskies got a side out here.

If they want to stay in this set, we don't want that lead to get too high for the Bulldogs.

They're able to take it over.

Good pass by Zurich.

Slide, Kennedy dug out by Davies.

Right side for the Bulldogs.

Dug out by Hanon, and that's a great dig outside to Zurich.

She puts it away, but that's dug out by Davies.

Overpass.

Kennedy will set up Leslie.

She puts it down the line, but that's out of bounds.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs there.

They'll take the lead up to four here.

It'll be 18-14 in favor of the Bulldogs as the Huskies take a timeout and we will take a 30-second break here on MIX 93 WKMJ.

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All right, we're back after that timeout for the Huskies.

Huskies are trailing 18 to 14 here in this second set.

As Ferris State leads 1-0 in sets, Huskies are looking to side out and get the momentum back on their side.

They're down, but they are not out of this match.

Huskies need to find a little more offense and a little less unforced errors.

We've seen a couple of balls go in the net for the Huskies, which is uncharacteristic.

So we are looking to pick up the offense for the Huskies, but right now it is all Bulldogs.

18-14 in this second set as we come off this timeout.

Haley Wegener will serve for the Bulldogs and the Huskies look to side out.

I would say the Huskies go to Rachel Zurich here on this ball, but trust Maddie Kreider with any set she makes here.

Passed by Hanonan is great.

Outside to Zurich, she taps it off the block.

out of system, outside to Piazza.

She is blocked, but it is out of bounds.

Huskies just need to turn their hands back into the court there, but that was good press by Trisha Kennedy.

Bulldogs will take the lead up to five.

Now it is 19-14 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Huskies got to shut down this momentum that the Bulldogs have.

Passed by Hanon in, outside to Leslie.

She finds it off the block.

It's recovered, right side to Zurich.

And off the hands of Davies, she's running through the court there and she just misses that.

That'll be a point for the Huskies and Rachel Zurich will check out.

Brynn Erickson will check in as the Bulldogs lead 19-15 here in this second set.

Huskies are looking to get some momentum back on their side.

Good serve by Erickson to the slide.

Dog out by Erickson.

Beautiful dig there.

Leslie has an open net.

She's dug out by Davies.

Outside to Piazza, she tips it over and Huskies are unable to dig that out.

That's a great IQ play there by Piazza.

She saw the block was all set up and she just power tipped that right into the middle of the court and no Husky was there.

Piazza will go back to serve as the Bulldogs lead here, 20 to 15 in this second set.

Piazza serve is in.

She finds that deep corner, Nellis and Hanon in.

both backing out from that ball.

Bulldogs take the lead up to 21-15.

Piazza will serve again.

Piazza's serve is deep but handled and then overpassed by the Huskies and that is put down by Lily Peterson.

That'll be another point for the Bulldogs here.

And the Huskies will make a substitution here as Jacqueline Iancsi will check in for Kayla Hanonen.

and Bulldogs will also make a sub here.

New player Hailey Flanders will check in and serve for Gabby Piazza.

Huskies are just looking to switch up the momentum here, get a new arm in this game.

Good pass by Jacqueline Yancey out right side to Reagan Leslie and she puts it right over the block and scores.

Got to give credit to Jacqueline Yancey there.

She checked in for a

for Kayla Handelman and dimed that pass, put the Huskies in a position to score on that.

Nellis will serve.

Her serve is handled.

Wegener, right side to Emily May.

She's dug out by Bryn Erickson, outside to Yancey.

Yancey gets it over.

Wegener to Peterson, and Peterson scores.

Bulldogs will take it up to 23-16.

as Lily Peterson will go back to serve here, 23-16 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Huskies are looking to side out here, capitalize on the fact that the Bulldogs do not have a libero on their court.

Lily Peterson's serve is deep, but passed by Erickson.

Outside to Yancey, she puts it in, dug out, middle, tipped over, dug out by Leslie.

Yancey puts it over, Wagner, to Yurick in the middle.

She's dug out, but no one is able to recover it on the Huskies side.

That was a good play by Crater to get that up, but nobody was able to get that second touch there.

We will have set point here for the Bulldogs in this second set, 24-16.

Peterson to serve again.

Peterson's serve is deep.

Yancy with a beautiful pass.

Wagner's blocked.

Brent Erickson will run it down, but she's not able to get that there fast enough and Bulldogs will take this second set 25 16 We'll go into our break here between sets You're listening to Michigan Tech volleyball on the voice of the Huskies mix 93 WKMJ

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All right, we're back in the varsity gym for this Michigan Tech volleyball match here against the number one Fair State Bulldogs.

Fair State Bulldogs lead this match two sets to none as we got

fans and the stands going on here in the building.

We've got Dirk Hembroff down there shouting out all the student organizations in the crowd.

We've got a huge pep band here, but the Huskies are trailing to nothing in this match against the number one Bulldogs.

The Bulldogs have really taken over, especially in that second set.

Huskies held in for the first half of that second set, but we're not able to capitalize and they dropped 25-16.

Michigan Tech does not have the lack of offense here.

We've got many kills here by Paige Wagner and Tricia Kennedy and Rachel Zurich.

They are leading the squad.

Paige Wagner is having a fantastic game.

She's got seven kills on just 14 swings.

She's hitting well.

Zurich's hitting well.

Kennedy's hitting well.

We need our pins to step up a little bit better.

for the bull or for the Huskies, but the Bulldogs have just taken over.

They have spread out their offense, but Piazza is really beating up on these Huskies.

So Huskies need to figure out a way to shut her down.

Huskies passing looks very good, but we have to figure out how to score.

This is a great fair state Bulldogs team.

So there is.

This is a great Ferris State Bulldogs team, so there's no shame in losing to this team because they're so good and they are the number one team in the country.

But I think the Huskies would like to have a little bit more fight in this match.

So we'll see if this third set can pull the Huskies, can pull out on the Huskies side as the teams come back into the court here and the band is playing.

We'll see the Huskies will be on the same side of the band this time as the teams have switched sides.

So maybe the band will put a little pep in the Huskies' step and see if they can take over in this third set.

Again, we're getting ready for the third set of this Michigan Tech volleyball game as they trail to the Bulldogs 2-0.

Number one, Ferris State Bulldogs have taken over in this game.

But the Huskies will come out on the same side as their pep band and see if they can pull out this third set This pep band will get really get this Get the Huskies riled up here on this side as we get ready for this third set Huskies are back on the court as well as the Bulldogs looks like they will go with the same line-ups as the first two sets here

As I believe the Huskies will serve this first set and I believe it will be Kayla Hainonen Going back to serve for the Huskies as Nellis checks in as Libero and Davies checks in as Libero for the Bulldogs Again Kayla Hainonen to serve in this third set as we start this third set The Huskies trail two to zero two to nothing in sets here in this volleyball match

Hanon and serve is good outside to Piazza tipped over, but she's blocked.

Davies picks it up, but no one is able to recover.

First point will go to the Huskies.

Huskies will go up 1-0 in this third set.

Hanon and serve again.

Hanon and serve is handled, but it's out of system.

Urik will take a roll shot over.

Nellis will handle it.

outside Zurich off the block, dug out by Davies, outside to Piazza, dug out by Nellis.

Kreider to Wagner, and she taps it into the middle of the court, and that is a big score for Paige Wagner.

Tapped right into the middle of the court there, Heinenin will serve again.

2-0 here in this third set.

Huskies have come out with a little more passion on this third set.

Great serve by Heinenin, it's handled by Irvin.

Outside to Piazza, she's blocked and Elbers is not able to get under that.

But a good block touch there.

They actually put three blockers there on Piazza for the Huskies.

Davies will go back to serve.

Huskies still leading 2-1.

Davies serve is good.

Elbers handles it.

Out to Wagner on the side.

She's dug out.

Wagner.

We'll get called on a double there, that just came out of her hands a little weird.

Happens to the best of us.

But that'll be Point Huskies, 3-1 here as the Huskies take the lead.

Paige Wagner will serve for the Huskies.

And the Huskies will not have a libero on the court, so the Bulldogs will look to capitalize here.

Great pass by the Bulldogs, middle to Peterson, dug out by Zurich.

Crider will put it out to Zurich again.

She goes off the block and that'll be a kill for Rachel Zurich Huskies take this lead up to 4-1 Wagner to serve again for the Huskies Huskies leading 4-1 here looking to keep this momentum as Paige Wagner serves Great serve Davies handles it outside to Piazza

Dug out by Hanon in beautiful dig by Hanon into Zurich off the block dug out Davies will set up Piazza.

She's blocked.

Let's go big block there for the Huskies Piazza tries to tip that but there is no getting past the wall of Trisha Kennedy and the Huskies will go up 5 to 1 and Ferris State will call its first time out and we will take a quick 30 second break

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Page Wagner to serve.

Page Wagner will serve for the Huskies 5-1.

Her serve is handled by the Bulldogs outside of Piazza with that triple block and that will be in

She'll get that just between the defenders there for the Huskies, and it will be 5-2.

In favor of the Huskies, Haley Wegener will serve for the Bulldogs.

Haley Wegener is from Ravenna, Michigan.

Her serve is tight by Nellis, and it's dug out by Elbers, but that will be a point for the Bulldogs.

That was an overpass there by Nellis.

The Bulldogs were able to put it down, but Halbers was able to get a touch on that, but not a good enough touch.

Huskies still lead, 5-3.

Passed by Nellis, right-sided Zurich.

She gets it off the block and goes down.

That's a great kill by Trisha Kennedy.

I like that Maddie Kreider is mixing up her middles, going all the way to the pin on that side, and then bringing that slide on the inside.

Just mixing that up so the blockers don't expect it.

Criter to serve.

6-3 in favor of the Huskies.

Yes, great serve by Criter.

She will get an ace on that play and the Huskies will bump their lead up to 4.

7-3 here in favor of the Huskies.

Huskies have come out hot in this third set.

Can they sustain it?

Passed by Piazza, middle.

to Emily May, and she tips it right over the block of Trisha Kennedy, and that scores.

That'll be Point Bulldogs.

Piazza will go back to serve for the Bulldogs.

Husky's still leading 7-4 in this third set.

Gabby Piazza here will serve.

Her serve will go deep.

Hanonin handles it.

Criter's got to scramble a little bit.

Zurich will go in and take the swing, and it'll be just out of bounds.

for Zurich there, and that'll be point for the Bulldogs.

Huskies still lead 7-5 here in this third set.

Piazza back to serve.

Piazza's serve is deep.

Autosystem by Zurich.

Hanon and will run it down.

Zurich will have to send a free ball.

Dug out by the Bulldogs.

Right side to Emily May.

She'll tip that over.

That is what's scoring there for the Bulldogs.

That power tip.

reaching up high and pushing that ball down for Emily May there.

Piazza will serve again.

Huskies still lead by one here.

7-6 in this third set.

Huskies got a side out to keep this lead.

Great pass by Hanon in.

Right side is Zurich.

She finds a way to score and that goes off the platform of Wegener.

Huskies will keep their lead as Brynn Erickson checks in and Rachel Zurich checks out.

Brynn Erickson will go back to serve.

Huskies lead in this third set eight to six We'll see if they can keep this momentum going on their side Good serve by Erickson, but it's out of bounds Was a nice deep serve, but just floats out of bounds point Bulldogs Hope Davies will check out for the Bulldogs as Lily Peterson will go back to serve Huskies got to capitalize here with no libero on the court for the Bulldogs Peterson serve is deep

Handled by Erickson, Kreider will go to Kennedy.

She's dug out out of system there.

Irvin will take the swing and she goes into the net on characteristic error for Ava Irvin there.

She will give the point to the Huskies.

Huskies will take the lead, 9-7, as Keely Nellis will go back to serve.

Huskies looking a lot better in this third set.

Looking to take over and maybe take a win off here.

But Nellis' serve will go out of bounds.

Another point for the Bulldogs.

9-8 here.

We've got a tight third set as Corey Weiser will check in.

Whisser will check in to serve for Emily May.

Huskies still leading 9-8 here.

Lefty serve.

Handled by Erickson.

A little scramble.

Free ball will be sent by the Huskies.

Handled by the Bulldogs.

outside to Irvin.

She'll tip it over in the Huskies.

Oh, Kreider gets that up with a pancake.

Leslie will take the swing blocked.

Kreider will dig it.

Paige Wagner, a little scramble on the Huskies side.

Hanonin gets it over with a free ball.

Right side for the slide dug out by Erickson.

Kreider will pull it out of the net.

Another free ball for the Huskies.

Davies will play it.

Slide for Eurek.

She'll tip it over the block, and that is out of bounds.

That will be point Huskies.

They're gonna give that point to the Huskies, but I think we'll have a challenge here by Tia Randall Wilhelm and we'll take a quick 30 second break here You're listening to Michigan Tech volleyball on the voice of the Huskies mix 93 WKMJ

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All right, we're back here.

If you're just joining us, the ball was out of bounds on the Huskies side, but Ferris State will challenge that it was in bounds on the Huskies side.

I haven't seen a replay here, but it looks like they've come to a decision.

Oh, here's the replay here.

Tipped over.

We're watching the sideline here on our replay.

And it looks like that will be overturned.

The Bulldogs will take the point.

It'll be all tied up here at nine.

I believe it.

Yeah, we'll be all tied up here at nine.

As Corey Wisser will serve again for the Bulldogs.

Huskies are looking to side out.

Take this lead up again.

Wisser serve is in the net, and that'll be a free point for the Huskies.

They'll be the first to 10 as it is 10-9 in favor of the Huskies.

Amelia Albers will check in for Reagan Leslie and Albers.

will serve 10-9 here in this third set.

Albers is a great server here for the Huskies.

Deep, Davies handles it outside to Irvin.

She'll find it.

Brent Erickson gets a hand on it but not quite a quality dig and the point will go back to the Bulldogs.

We're all tied up here at 10-10 in this third set as Ava Irvin will go back to serve.

That is a deep serve handled by Nellis right side.

Paige Wagner on the slide.

That was a great cover ball by Albers as Paige Wagner got blocked.

Piazza tips it in and it's right in front of Keely Nellis.

Piazza just took some off and roll-shotted that.

Nellis was ready for the big swing of Piazza and it just dropped right in front of her.

Bulldogs will take the lead.

11-10 here.

Ava Irvin will serve.

Passed by Ericsson.

Nellis will take the set.

Hanuman will have to run in and set it over.

Wagoner will set Urik on the slide.

Great block touch there by Hanonin.

She's a little stumbling to get up and Wagner is blocked there at the net.

Bulldogs will take the lead.

12-10 here in this third set.

That was a great block touch.

They didn't block her straight to the ground, but they got a great touch that the Huskies defense was able to play it out from under them.

Irving to serve again.

Great pass by Ericsson.

Outside of Hanonin, she'll put that ball, but Davies will handle it.

Outside of Piazza again.

She'll try to tip it, but into the net.

Ferris State is trying to tip and roll in front of the Huskies defenders in that time.

It just did not work for Piazza.

Kayla Hanoen will serve as the Huskies trail by one.

12-11 here in the third set.

Good serve by Kayla Hanoen, gets him on a system.

Outside of Piazza, she takes a big rip, but that is touched off the block and that will be point bulldogs.

Thought that went out of bounds, but there must have been a touch at the net there.

Bulldogs will take the lead up to two.

It's 13-11 here in this third set.

Hope Davies back to serve the libero for the Bulldogs.

Serving from all the way to the bleachers.

Passed by Hanon in.

Right side.

Paige Wagner.

Piazza will take the swing for the Bulldogs and that is touched and out of bounds.

That'll be a point for the Bulldogs.

It'll be 14-11 here.

This Davies serve is very difficult because the passers have to think about it for a long time as it's coming all the way from our bleachers here.

Nellis handles it.

Wagner will set Zurich.

Zurich will take the swing.

Wegener will set Peterson.

Dog out by Hanon in for the Huskies.

Dump by Kreider outside to Piazza.

She'll score into that deep corner.

Fair State Bulldogs will go up 15-11 here in this third set as the Huskies will take a timeout.

We will also take a timeout.

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Alright, we're back here as the Huskies are taking a timeout here in this third set.

The Fair State Bulldogs lead two sets to none.

And in this third set, the Fair State Bulldogs lead 15 to 11.

Huskies will look to side out after this timeout.

As the Fair State Bulldogs will take a little extra time to talk about their game plan, they have really taken over in this match.

And in this set, the Huskies have held on.

Huskies will look to side out and see if they can

Decrease this lead a little bit only down by four plenty of volleyball left to play Parastate Bulldogs will come back on the court here.

I believe it will be Hope Davies that is still serving Again, I was talking about before she serves all the way from the bleachers so about another 30 feet off the end line Maybe even 40 feet so that is a lot of time for the passers to think about the ball Coming in and she will serve into the net

That will be a free point for the Huskies and we call that a coach's point.

So I'll give that point to Cindy Pendrell.

Ice and serve around the timeout.

Huskies are trailing by 3-15-12 here in this third set.

Page Wagner to serve.

Her serve is deep and out of bounds.

So we will exchange service errors there and the Bulldogs will take the lead back up to 4-16-14 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Haley Wegener will serve for the Bulldogs Huskies need a side out again get Maddie Criter behind that service line, but Ava Wegener will get that ace and increase the lead to 17-12 in favor of the Bulldogs Bulldogs will serve here Service deep handled by Nellis tight pulled off by Criter there

Rachel Zurich will have to tap it over and Emily May will get a kill as there was an open net and the open middle of the court Huskies were just not quite stopped on defense there.

Nobody was able to pick that ball up Bulldogs will take the lead 1812 in this third set Haley Wegener to serve again short serve handled by Nellis pulled out of the net by Kreider Zurich will tap it over set up

Outside for Piazza, she has no block, but Nellis digs that.

And a free ball sent by the Huskies.

Wegener will go to Emily May.

She's tipped it.

Nellis handles it.

Middle to Trisha Kennedy, and she scores.

That'll be a big point for the Huskies there.

Great defense on both sides.

But the Huskies are able to get that ball to Trisha Kennedy, and she puts that ball away.

Reagan Leslie will check back in for the Huskies as Madeline Kreider goes back to serve.

Huskies still trailing by five here, 18-13 in this third set.

Frider serve is deep handled by the Bulldogs outside of Piazza.

She tips it and through that block and that power tip is really working for Piazza.

She'll get the kill.

Bulldogs will go up to a 19-13 lead as Piazza will go back to serve and it looks like she will actually check out and we will have Healy Flanders back to serve for Piazza as a serving sub here.

Again Bulldogs lead 19-13 in this third set as Flanders goes back to serve.

Flanders serve is passed by Hanuman right side of Zurich off the block.

It's dug out.

Wagner will set her middle there.

Trisha Kennedy will tap it over on two.

She's dug out.

Davies will set Emily May tapped over.

Nellis will dig it.

Criter to Kennedy.

She's dug, but she scores.

Big kill for Trisha Kennedy.

Get us out of that run.

Huskies will cut the lead to five.

1914 in favor of the Bullogs.

As Brent, senior Brent Erickson, goes back to serve.

Number five.

Brent Erickson has an excellent serve here, so she'll see if, we'll see if she can get the Huskies on a quick run here.

Get a couple more points.

Great serve, gets them off.

Middle, tipped over by Peterson.

Dug out by Kreider, took Hanon in.

Hanon in, dug out, tipped over by Wegener, and just over the hands of Madeline Kreider.

and they'll call four contacts on the Huskies as they were able to get that over, but I believe it hit Crater's hands before Bryn Erickson made the dig.

So that will be a point for the Fair State Bulldogs.

It will be 20 to 14 in favor of the Bulldogs.

Lily Peterson to serve.

Hanonin will pass that, run down by Nellis.

Erickson will give a free ball.

And Wagoner will set her middle right over the block.

Doug out by the Criter, set by Nellis.

Good swing by Hanon in to the deep corner outside.

And that'll be a point for the Bulldogs that comes in on the Huskies side of the net.

It was blocked, but it came down with Trisha Kennedy there.

And it looks like the Bulldogs will make another sub.

It looks like they're getting their backup players on the court here as they are up.

We all have Jeannie X.

burger back to serve for Lily Peterson.

We also have Anna Cullen in taking swings for the Bulldogs new player.

Hanonin will take a roll shot there.

Right side that Emily May tipped over.

Nellis will handle it.

Kreider will dump it over and she'll get a point there.

High IQ play there for Kreider.

She saw the Ferris State defenders moving around over there and she just tossed that ball over on two.

It's a great point from Madeleine Krider.

She's looking to take this set far.

Bulldogs still lead 21-15 here as Nellis will serve for the Huskies.

And her serve will be way out of bounds.

Free point for the Bulldogs.

Bulldogs now lead 22-15 here in this third set.

As the Huskies are looking to extend this as long as possible.

We've got another server here, Corey Whisser, for the Bulldogs.

Her serve is deep handled by Erickson right side for Leslie off the block Leslie jumps free ball for the Bulldogs, but that'll be point Huskies as there was no They're calling a double.

I'm not sure who played the ball twice, but somebody played the ball twice and There's some confusion and the Huskies in what rotation they're in

It looks like Albers is gonna check in but Kailahenonen was ready to serve back there They may have to check their rotation and it should be Albers here Kailahenonen was ready to serve there Bulldogs lead 22-16 in this third set as Albers will go back to serve Hoping to take over some points here for the Huskies past tight right side for Eurek blocked by the Huskies outside

Blocked again, but it's out of bounds.

That'll be a point for the Bullogs.

They'll go up 23-16 in this third set.

Piazza will check back in as Inakolan goes back to serve.

Onakolan goes back to serve.

23-16 here in this third set.

Overpassed by Nellis, and it's put straight down by Lindsay Urik.

That ball was overpassed by Mellis and straight down by Eurek.

That will put the Bulldogs at set and match point 24-16 here in the varsity gym at the SEC.

Great pass by Bryn Erickson.

Slide by Paige Wagner.

She's not ready to give it up.

Middle by Eurek and that is out of bounds.

That will be a point for the Huskies.

They will hang on as they fight off that first set point.

Kayla Hanoen will now serve 24-24.

17 Huskies trail.

Huskies are looking to fight off this set point.

Great serve and over past and out of bounds.

That'll be an ace for Kayla Hadronen.

Not quite sure if that's counted as an ace, but I'm giving her an ace.

Huskies still down.

Set point match point for the Bulldogs.

24-18.

Dog out or passed out outside of Piazza.

She'll put it in the court and that will be set in match point in favor of the Bulldogs.

25-18 and they will take this match three sets to none as they have done 10 other times this season.

All right, we will take a minute break here and we will leave you with our Superior Player of the Game sponsored by Superior National Bank.

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All right, Huskies are defeated here by the Ferris State Bulldogs in Michigan Tech volleyball.

Ferris State Bulldogs take this match three sets to none.

Huskies fought really valiantly in the first set 25 19 fell a little in the second set 25 16 and came back.

with some spark in the third set, but still fell 25-18 in that third set.

That'll go 3-0 in favor of the Fair State Bulldogs.

We'll be here with our superior player of the game, sponsored by Superior National Bank.

For the Huskies, we are going to have to give this superior player of the game to Trisha Kennedy.

Trisha Kennedy had 7 kills on 17 swings.

She had 3-53, and she also tallied.

A block solo block and a block assist Trisha Kennedy and Paige Wagner really held in for the Huskies there Their middles put block touches up against the Ferris State Bulldogs But number one Ferris State Bulldogs prevail in another sweep that'll be their 11th sweep on the season As they've only fell in two sets when they beat Parkside three to two last weekend So again the Huskies fall three to nothing here in this

match up against the number one Ferris State Bulldogs, and we will be back in about two minutes here with Coach Cindy Pindrell.

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We're still waiting for coach Cindy Pindrell here, but we will talk about this game a little more Huskies fell three sets to none here against the number one fair state Bulldogs, but they put up a big fight I mean the Bulldogs they are a powerhouse team.

They are number one in the country for a reason The Huskies really

picked up their defense there in that third set, but just weren't able to take that out.

The Bulldogs are absolutely dominant at the net.

I think the blocking for the Bulldogs as well as the attacking by Piazza, she had so many kills and the Huskies just weren't able to recover.

They were mixing up their shots and Ferris State Bulldogs just took that one over.

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We got waiting for Cindy Pendrell here.

So we got Dirk back on the radio here.

Dirk, what did you think of that game?

You watched it from down below.

Yeah, just one of those situations where neither team for a while, there seemed like they could get any kind of momentum.

You always talk about and always the coaches talk about

How this game may be more than any other team sport is a game of momentum and neither team they're early on in the match could really like pull away big time until Ferris started doing it late in each set.

But Huskies hung in there pretty well.

I thought they played a good match.

I'm going to be interested if Coach Pindrell is able to come up here tonight to get her thoughts on everything there.

But again, you're going against the top team in the nation.

They showed it here like tonight, I thought.

Michigan Tech knows what they have to work on.

And I think this was just like you said, good barometer, litmus test, all the cliches on coaches used to apply to a match like this when you're playing such a tough opponent.

And I think Michigan Tech has nothing to hang their heads about, but stuff to work on still.

Exactly.

Nothing to hang their heads on on this loss.

But it's just it's a learning moment.

They were challenged by this team.

And I would say Ferris State didn't have their best game, but they still

being the team that they are, they were able to take over and make this match their match.

And I think the Huskies hung in there well throughout all three sets, passed well, attacked well, just pulling out a little bit more energy and effort when you got to take on a big opponent like Ferris State.

Yeah, I think one of the things that you have to make sure you're doing against an opponent like this is you can't make

mistakes give them points right you just can't afford to give them points and the Huskies did do that every once in a while whether it be a service error which there wasn't many of those I don't believe here tonight but just a couple of cross-ups around the net that you know in a regular match you could overcome that but against a team like this you can't

yeah one fair state's able to take over like that probably it's hard to when you make those mistakes

to come back from them but we are seeing Cindy Pendrell down there on the floor talking to some people so we are going to say that she is not coming up here for an interview and so we will sign out as the Huskies take the loss here to the number one Ferris State Bulldogs three sets to none thank you for listening to Michigan Tech volleyball on the voice of the Huskies mix 93 WKMJ

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It's just back to business as usual.

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Riverdale is underway tonight with Pegatonica Argyle, also River Valley underway with Prairie Dushin.

I spoke with their coach Tyler McClain, River Valley's head man after last week's loss to Dodgeville.

It was a hard fought game, I would say all the way through those three quarters.

It really came down to a couple of plays that really kind of tipped the scales.

We kind of know going into this it was going to be a dog fight.

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It just kind of came out there at the very end.

So let's talk about the team and its attitude this week.

Are the Dobbers down a little bit after the loss?

I think there was obviously a little bit of frustration with the loss.

But again, we're really trying to focus our process.

Again, there was a lot of good things we saw through those three quarters, and then just kind of finding a way to finish through.

When you get ready for this week, that's a good thing about football.

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You got to get ready for this week.

And what's the scouting report look like for this week?

Brady Sheen is going to be a good squad.

I think everybody kind of picks them to be the favorite of the season.

They got some athletes.

They got some good sides up front as well, but a very beatable team.

So again, really trying to focus on ourselves, refine our process, and get ready to go play some ball.

Again, this year, priority machine has a really strong running game, don't they?

Yeah, they got a pretty good back this year.

They did a nice job from protecting.

Again, that's going to be kind of our number one thing to take care of on defense is really trying to find either runs.

What about some standouts?

Anybody on the team you'd like to recognize for some outstanding effort here over the first two weeks of the season?

I mean, there's a lot of guys that I could be, uh, naming off right now.

Um, I guess the one guy was nice to see kind of getting his rhythm with Ty Larson.

Um, he's been kind of stopped as of lately, um, was kind of our bell, Kyle guy last year before he got hurt.

Um, but this last week, he kind of came to life on else.

Got a shout a little bit of our guys up front as well too, as they're starting to clean it up and figure it out.

Um, so it was good to see for that, ostensibly from us this past week.

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Coach, you've been in a game like last Friday nights where it was such a shootout.

You know, it's been a while since we've been in that situation.

You know, you kind of get the feeling how things are going to go in that first quarter.

And I remember coming over to the sideline and talking to our offensive line saying, all right, boys, team with the ball last is going to seal the deal with this thing.

We are going to shoot out tonight.

And they said, all right, OK, if that's what we've got to do, then so be it.

So it was nice to see offensive production on that scale.

I know we've been so close in the last few weeks, right?

But offensively, it was just a great performance all the way around.

I mean, QB play was solid.

Running backs, choose one.

They all had good games, right?

Offensive line were able to establish their domination in the trenches, you know, and so, you know, when you put 39 points against the team, it's always a good day, you know, and especially a team like Plaville who historically we've struggled to have production with, you know, I mean, something's moving in the right direction.

What about the numbers?

Anything stick out on the stat sheet with your offense?

Yeah, overall, I mean, this was the most productive game of the season for us.

We had 361 total yards.

239 on the ground and then 122 in the air.

You know, Bronson Perkins had a career day, 140 yards, two touchdowns.

You know, in the red zone, Kane Stibby, two touchdowns, was able to punch it in.

You know, that Avery McGlenn that was able to tuck it away and have a 37 yard scramble for a TD, you know, and then when you have a strong established run game, that really opens up some big explosive plays through the air.

So that was nice to see Tate have a really good day in the air.

Bronson and Kaizen had a good day receiving, you know, so just collectively all the way around.

It was just nice to see a lot of targets that capitalize on the opportunities that they were given offensively.

What are some things that you take from that that you need to work on for this week?

Yeah, we had a nice conversation over the weekend at our staff meeting just about defense and how we need to share that up to eliminate some confusion, you know, because our Achilles heel has been the big play.

you know, and we look at schematics, I mean, we, we were there, right?

It's a miss tackle here or there, right?

It's lack of communication, you know, between this one kid, this one time, right?

And we just kind of got caught into it.

So, um, you know, it's just part of the game, right?

You're going to have breakdowns here and there in the high school kids are going to make mistakes, you know, but I mean, we got to make sure that we don't just give things away.

We make the opponent earn it.

What about Lancaster that sticks out in the, in the score sheet this week?

Well, I tell you what, when we met with our boys on Monday, I told them, I said, this is the best 0-1-4 team in the state of Wisconsin.

You know, Lancaster has had a very tough draw.

You know, when you look at who they played, you know, Belleville, preseason favorite, ranked Cubis City team, you know, you know, and just middle point, which is dominant, you know, in the tough Platteville team.

So those are no slouches, you know, and

I know that they're kind of looking at this one going, okay, we got a little bit of reprieve, you know, taking on a one and three Richland Center team.

But our kids are hungry.

You know, I mean, they've been so close, you know, the last week or so.

And so they want to capitalize.

They want to seal the deal.

You know, production is great, but they want the W. So it'll be nice to go down there.

I mean, we're going to see a lot of spread.

So they're going to throw it around quite a bit.

Not as much triple option as what they've had in the past.

So that's nice and we also have to prepare for it because they've been running triple options since they were in elementary school.

So they run it better than most teams.

And then defensively a 4-3 with tight man coverage.

And so what's going to come down to is just our ability to establish a strong run game.

And then if we can do that, we're going to suck everybody in the box and then we'll go ahead and we'll exploit edges and deep threats through the air.

Could be some rain as well, a slick feel that's tough for everybody, but it maybe benefits the Hornets a little bit, doesn't it?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I would like to think so.

You know, I mean, since so much of our stuff is on the ground, uh, the only issue, you know, is a slippery field.

I know we ran into that at Prairie.

You know, that turf was, um, very, very slippery, right?

And so our backs couldn't cut, you know, and so you look at Bronson and Caden, I mean, they're exceptional at making kids miss, you know, at the second level.

Right.

But I mean, if you throw in that factor, it's, it's a different animal.

So, um, we do like that in our favor.

I mean, definitely through the air on a wet night, hard to catch that ball.

So I, I do like our odds in that capacity.

Well, Lancaster is a place it's always tough to win, but you guys had one there a couple of years ago, didn't

you?

Last year it was kind of an epic ESPN classic type game, you know, marching down, winning drive.

down by one and we decided to go for two and punched in and got out of there I think 28-27 and so you know darn well that's going to leave a bad taste in their mouth and they're thinking about how that game ended last year you know so they're gonna come out and they're gonna avenge the 25 loss you know and we know exactly what we're gonna get and you're absolutely right Lancaster is a very tough place to play

You know, and so a lot of times things aren't going to go away and we just got to focus on creating separation early, you know, and controlling what we can control.

Yeah, you're right.

And the reason I was thinking it was two years ago, because I couldn't remember that you went to a place two years in a row.

Any reason why you're playing Lancaster twice in the same amount of years?

Yeah.

So every two years they, they do the realignment.

And so everything gets reset, you know, and so there's a couple of places where.

We've got to go there again this year.

I know Lancaster is one of them.

You know, Valley is another one.

We're going to be there.

So we're at the mercy of, of the schedule.

So next year, everything will flip, you know, but then the year after that, I mean, who knows, you know, your guess is as good as mine.

How about the team health wise this week?

Yeah, we're kind of dinged up here and there.

I know we've got some key positions that they, they're out, you know, for the next week or two or so.

Um, but.

A lot of our younger guys really have taken this up as an opportunity to step up and be a contributing factor, you know, on that side of the ball.

So, you know, Owen Muller had a key catch, moved the chains last week.

The stepped in as our wing.

I know Ryder Wilson, a freshman, was able to get some minutes on the field, you know, stepping in and helping in the defensive secondary.

So our kids are hungry, right?

And our young kids know our system and our scheme and what we're trying to accomplish.

And, you know, the thing I'm proud of the most is our kids have heart and they have grit, right?

So it doesn't matter.

Like they're going to fight, right?

And that's, that's the culture.

That's the expectation that we've established here at center.

Sounds good.

Good luck this week against Lancaster.

All right.

Thanks Phil.

I appreciate your time.

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From Lancaster High School, good evening everybody.

Welcome to tonight's broadcast.

We're going to join our national anthem, the Lancaster High School Marching Band.

that's national anthem from leg cancer high school hello again everyone filming with you on a friday night under the friday night lights getting ready for the action here tonight between the arrows coming in with an uncharacteristic all in four record and the hornet set one and three entering the action every winning team needs the right parts tonight starting line up is brought to you by ellen and salvage we go with the offense tonight for richland center

Starting at the quarterback position, Avery McGlynn, number five, a senior.

Number 10, Owen Muller, a junior.

Number 14, Kaysen Switzenberg, a senior.

Ronston Perkins, a sophomore.

Number 33 is Blake Muller, a junior.

And Tate Perkins, a junior.

Number 34, the skilled positions along the line tonight.

Holden Grodd, number 54, Devin McClangman.

Holden is a senior and Devin is a sophomore.

Number 62, Jaden Callum, a junior.

And also number 74, it is Jason Baroo, who is a junior and playing center today.

And also it is number 78, Max Whitman, getting a start tonight as we talked about injuries.

Isaac Gall, three-year starter for Richland Center, now out, unfortunately, for the Hornets.

Max Whitman stepping in, though, and good to have a replacement as a senior with experience coming in to play that position.

on the Lancaster sideline toy ragged he's playing through an injury but will be in the starting line up as a quarterback tonight he is a junior also a jay we'd beck a junior running back number four brady malton he is a senior lighting up a tight and wide receivers include caddy ragged who is a freshman wide receiver number thirteen lucas weber a junior number twenty four tracen fishnick who is a junior along the Lancaster offensive line

Gabe Wagner is sophomore.

Number 51 is Ashton Sisley, a junior.

Number 54, Axel Bailey, a junior.

57 is Mitchell Mum, a sophomore, and a senior, Aiden Spurgeon.

Number 77, starting at Tackle.

Hornets will kick off to get this one underway here tonight, and we hope you enjoy it from WRCO Sports, WRCO FM and Richland Center.

Our engineer is Tim Feed, and now the Hornets getting set to kick it off from our right to our left.

End over end ball, bouncing right around the 15.

Now bobble the moment there by Wiedembeck.

He'll try the return.

Hornets cover it well initially.

Then he breaks the tackle and he's going down the sideline.

Wiedembeck heading down the sideline.

One man to beat, steps inside him and finally caught from

behind

by the Hornets all the way at the 30 yard line.

Big run back for Lancaster.

Finally brought down by the Hornets.

Levi Young makes the stop.

just before that Tate Perkins slowed him up.

Otherwise, he was long gone.

So return now Richland Center's 30 yard line for Lancaster to start out on that position and great field position for Lancaster in the blue and gold.

Ornitz getting set on the defensive side and lining up on the ball, the ball, the far hash mark for the flying arrows.

Raggots.

operating out of a shotgun for the first play.

Wheaton back in motion there is the handoff and the running plate bounces off one tackle.

Fishnick is ahead for about five yards.

Tackled by the Hornets Blake Muller.

Along the defensive line, we have McGowan, Johnson Morris on the line and also Stibby Muller Perkins in the linebacking spot, also Schwitzenberg and then in the secondary Bronson Perkins.

Clone, AJ Clone, and that is Deacon Highs and Owen Muller in the defensive backfield for the Hornets.

It's about five yards for the arrows on that play.

And right now, the ball at the 25 of Richland Center.

Joy Raghett's looking it over, takes the snap, and off running play off the right tackle, and Fishnick again bounces for good yardage.

Maybe a first down, we'll see where they mark it.

It is indeed inside the 20.

to around the 19 yard line.

So Lancaster in the red zone, red zone sponsored by worksploring and heating, where they're always heating up the competition.

Lancaster right away, based on that big return by Wiedembeck, getting into a good position now.

Ball between the hashes, at around the 19 yard line, first in 10 for the flying arrows.

Man in motion again from the near to the far whistle sound.

Legal procedure on Lancaster.

Five yard penalty, we'll back it off.

Arrows have had some tough games, tough opponents, losing an opening night to Belleville, 36-22, then losing to a good Cuba City team, 39-28.

They were shut out by Platteville, 14-0, and then lost a mineral point, 19-6.

So they have played some formidable opponents, that is for sure.

Hornets trying to slow them down here, dealt with a tough hand.

first in 15 for the arrows from the 25.

There's a patch in the backfield leading back catches.

Head to head covered pretty well by the horse.

Game tackle there led by Tate Perkins and company number 26 is Brompton Perkins and Hornets.

Covered that well.

Five yard game though looks like.

Checking down and ten yards to go from the 19 the original line of scrimmage.

Lancaster heading toward the south end zone.

or going toward Potosi.

Second down play.

9.35 remaining in the opening scoreless first quarter.

Man in motion from the near side.

Raghett's rushing as a quarterback off left tackle and bulls ahead to around the 15.

Devil on the stop for the horse, including Trevor Pomp, number eight.

Bottom of the pile again is Tate Perkins.

He winds up there from time to time.

Third down play.

I was in the bottom of the pile, but usually for other reasons.

When you're the center, third down play coming up here from the 15 yard line.

Big play for both sides of the football.

Lancaster on the offense.

The Hornets on the defense.

Third down and about seven yards to go for the arrows.

Ball between the hashes.

There's the snap.

Ragged, low snap.

Now rolls, throws, far side.

Picked off by the Hornets.

threw it right to him, Richland Center with an interception and a return to the 26 yard line.

Who had the INP.

Blake Muller, nice job.

As Richland Center gets it, they threw it right to him.

It was like Raggitz was throwing to the wrong color or something.

And if Blake Muller hauls it in, a quick return of a few yards and Richland Center gets right back with the football.

Big play early on in the game.

So RC at the 25 yard line will take over here first in 10 840 remaining in the opening scoreless first quarter here in flying arrow country Or it's up to the football the line is set Long snap count now Out of the shot can't elaborate McGlynn takes the snap handoff running play coming near side off left tackle and up

I had to about the 29 yard line so again of about four yards for Bronson Perkins Perkins and getting better each week Getting a chance to hit the ball a little more We got a second down at about six yards to go here in the opening quarter of football Or it's back in the huddle weather wise very fearful of the the rain that's coming But I think we're good tonight now knock on

Some sort of wood here, but it looks like we're good for this game.

Maybe the stuff coming in a little bit later on tonight.

Hopefully I didn't just jinx the whole operation.

Second down from the 29, six yards to go, and off to the half back.

And again, he'll roll across the 30 out to the 31 yard line.

That was Bronson Perkins again.

So the tackle is made by Lancaster's Jackson Cyple.

You know, you could run down a list of names and I can tell you what school they're probably from Cyple would be one I would say would be from Lancaster and of course a lot of raggits and I guess you can say the same thing about Richland Center third down from the 31 yard line third and less than five yards or the Hornets-Witzenberg swings out wide to the left Muller wide to the right Blake and now Operating out of the shotgun senior quarterback Avery McGlynn.

There's this map

Bakes the handoff.

He's rolling.

He's going to put it on the hip and go with it, and he's got it first down.

Pushed on the bounds around the 39 yard line.

Nice job.

Hornets get the running play and ran it well.

Good blocking by the line.

Seal of the deal on the near side.

Max Whitman, Jaden Callum, and the Hornets move the chains.

Certainly the interception very key, but for the Hornets

They can keep in the ball in their own hands for as long as they can.

Maybe some long sustained drives here tonight.

I'd be just what the doctor ordered.

First in ten.

Ball marked at the 38 yard line.

Richland Center is on.

The line is set.

McGlynn takes it from under center and now hands off Humble on the play and now picked up again by the running back and he's going to get back out yard.

Maybe that was Tate Perkins and or was it?

No, it was I'm excuse me.

It was Bronfen.

and a really nice bounce for the Hornets came right back to him on that one.

One of the Lancaster players was on the ground.

I don't know if he didn't see the ball, but bounced by him and the Hornets pick it up.

They do lose a little bit.

Second down and 13 yards to go.

The ball is marked back at the 35.

Six and a half to play in a quick moving first quarter here at Lancaster High School.

Digging in, out in man coverage, out on the flat, and McGlynn standing between the two running backs.

There is the snap, fakes the handoff, quarterback option, runs it himself, gets around the right end, pushes to right around the original line of scrimmage.

Another ball is lost and picked up by Lancaster.

Arrows somehow took that ball away, Gabe Wagner, a defensive lineman, picked it up, and the arrows.

have it right back.

So the Hornets unable to capitalize after the takeaway to get one first down and turn the ball back over to the arrows.

So for the second possession, the arrows again start in prime time field position exactly where they were after that long return.

First down at the 30 of Richland Center.

Arrows on the line.

Now there's a snap out of the shotgun running play.

Turns to the left and now pulls out a couple of extra yards for Jason Fishnick.

He'll get about four yards on the play.

Out to around the 26 yard line.

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There's the snap and the running play for the arrows.

Again, good run for a first down by Fishnick.

Got inside the 20 to around the 15-14 yard line before the tackle is eventually made by the Hornets defensive secondary.

The arrows not spending a lot of time in the huddle, getting set

For the play 515 remaining in the opening quarter scoreless here at Lancaster high under the lights They will break out and get set for the play Raghett's the quarterback The junior barking out the signals and there's the snap takes the handoff now runs it himself lost the ball again It's loose and the Hornets are gonna get it that one popped out down to around the ten yard line

and recovered.

I'm not sure if that ball is slippery out there or what's going on.

And the, let's see, was it AJ Clone?

Thank you.

AJ Clone picks up the fumble for the Richmond Center Hornets and they get it right back.

It's like football follies out there here tonight.

So the Hornets for their second possession, they will start right around their own five yard line.

Is that right?

So the Hornets up to the football, another habit in your hands, but it's certainly tough field position.

Ball is marked at the six yard line of Richland Center.

There's the snap, a glen with a handoff, Hornets with a running play, getting a little bit of room out to the 10 to the 12 yard line.

It'll be a pretty healthy gain on first down.

That was again Brunson Perkins, the sophomore who's had the bulk of the running so far for the Hornets.

Second down play.

Ballmark just outside the ten yard line of Richland Center at their own area.

So so far three turnovers in the game.

And we still have over four minutes to go in the first quarter.

Haven't had rain for quite a while here in Lancaster, but I'm sure the field the grass is wet and off is going on the left side run Or it's going with some blue collar football here another run for just a yard or two.

That was Bronson Perkins So the third down play is going to be third and short for Richland Center ball at the 13 yard line 345 remaining in the opening quarter here of

area high school football from the sports desk sponsored by raised do-it-best center and Rockwell Automation sponsors of WRCO sports third down play coming up awaiting a snap from center is McGlynn operating under center and now hands off running up the gut nothing there for the Hornets ball carrier driven back by the Lancaster arrows and the Hornets

On a fourth down, they have to punt it away.

Punting crew coming out to be our first punt of the game.

Arrow send out Logan Mayhem, number two back around the 50 yard line.

Fourth down on about two to three yards, RC will punt it away.

There is the snap and the punt by Lake Morris.

could have bounced around the 40 of RC and then I bounce to the 46 so Lancaster has it just across midfield and that is where they will take over for their third possession already.

Or it's punted after just a couple of yards and Lancaster takes over 239 remaining in this opening quarter of football.

Lancaster has had the ball in recent center position

to start for the third straight time.

Not as good a field position as before.

The Eros running a man out wide right.

That's the freshman, Teddy Raggett.

There's the snap from center.

Even it is the quarterback, and here is Troy Raggett.

He's got a first down.

Streams ahead to around the 35 yard line, straight ahead.

Blow down by the Hornets.

Lake Muller, Tate Perkins and company and that is going to move the chains again.

He did get enough for a first down.

All marked short of the 30 yard line first in 10 for the arrows.

Landcastle bringing out two men to the near side.

Hornets in man coverage and now trying to dig in and concentrate on toy reggae.

It's number zero quarterback option pitches near side.

The running back is going to be gobbled up good coverage by the Hornets.

So, Fishnick on the carry.

That was Kaisen-Switzenberg, helped out by Tate Perkins and some of their friends.

Second down and six yards to go for the arrows.

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Checking down there is the snap from center quarterback keeps it runs around the right end holds ahead near a first down and Got the motor running down inside the 20 to around the 15 yard line There's a penalty on the play I'm told So the Call is going to be made here from the White Hat face mask penalty on Richland Center

We haven't had, I believe that might be the first time, right?

First penalty we've had tonight.

I keep seeing like flashing down here, but it must be like a fluorescent light or something.

I'm paranoid that it's lightning or something coming in, but it's not.

We're good to go.

First down, is it first and goal?

Looks like it is right at the 10 yard line after the 15 yarder and Lancaster knocking on the door, a minute and a half remaining in the first and off running play.

Read it well.

Bring it down in the backfield.

Nothing for Fishnick.

And the Hornets are there.

Trevor Popp coming up through the middle.

And a host of his friends.

A good coverage by Richland Center, not giving up any ground as the clock nears the one-minute mark here in the opening quarter.

So far, this game running about like last week's game did at Ithaca.

Second down, goal to go from just outside the ten yard line.

Joy Raggett takes the snap from center.

Now running it, quarterback option.

Comes to the near side and gets a little room down to around the five.

Oria's brought down.

Bob's on the tackle.

And Tate Perkins.

The gain of a few to around the six yard line.

Third down play, coming up.

for the Lancaster flying arrows, clocked down to 25 seconds.

Will they run another play or will they switch sides?

The Lancaster looking up, they're staying in the huddle, but now coming out, so we'll see what they do.

Clocked down to 14 seconds in the quarter, third down and goal from the Richland Center, six yard line.

Arrow's trying to get on the board first, Raghett takes the snap, running quarterback, pumps his way to around the five and brought down good coverage.

Again by the Hornets.

That was Brunson Perkins count up through the vial as the clock hit zero.

That's the end of the first quarter.

Zeroes on the board.

Lancaster will have a decision to make.

Fourth down coming up at the start of the second quarter.

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Welcome back to Lancaster scoreless first quarter and as we start the second quarter the arrows heading down to the football They'll have it fourth down and the ball is at the six yard line of Richland Center at the start of the quarter So the arrows They go for the touchdown here.

No thought of a field goal kicker trying to get the opening six Is there

Ready to take the snap from center.

There it is takes the snap back to throw throws it wide open man in the end zone and it's a touchdown for the arrows Lucas Weber wide open Weber makes the grab and The arrows take the jump here in the football game toy ragged and a good call Not sure if one of the defenders may have slipped down on that but he was left wide open Six yard touchdown catch

Offset line here as they line up for what appears to be a two-point conversion, but that might change.

Raggots and a running back.

Now he's going to run it.

Quarterback is going to throw it there in the end zone.

Knocked away by the Hornets.

Nice job.

Bronson Perkins, I believe, came from the back side and knocked the ball away.

Nice play by Deacon Hize.

Deacon Hize makes the play and all arrows stay up 6-0.

11-55 remaining before halftime.

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Perkins Perkins gonna take it back for the horse good return got it out to around the 45 to around the 50 yard line before he is brought down there so nicely done and the horse will start with some good field position here for their third possession

of the evening all is at RC's own 47 yard line so good starting field position here for the Hornets as they get back to work here on offense trying to find the range here that kind of a good mix of plays here early on has not gone through the air but looking at keeping the running game going we've got three men in the backfield led by Avery McGlynn the quarterback and the Hornets up to the football.

Line is set Lancaster dig it in or down lineman.

Here's the snap running now It's going to be a quarterback option pitch coming to Perkins summer and it's knocked away from him again ball loose on the field I think the Hornets got back on it Lancaster just punched it away there and Fortunately for the Hornets getting back on it was Caden skibby So the ball is marked

A little bit back to the 49 yard line it looks like.

So it certainly could have been worse for the Horts.

That is fumble number three.

They got it back though.

Second down and a little less than ten yards to go for a first down.

Glenn looks it over.

Long snap count there it is.

and a handoff for a running plate.

Now he's going to take it himself and throw it over to the right side caught by the Hornets.

First down to the 40 yard line.

But Glenn did a great job of disguising that and Caden Stibby with a really good catch for the Hornets.

Nice job.

But Glenn told it, faked out the radio announcer as well and got a nice catch there.

So the chains are moved.

The ball is in Lancaster territory.

Marked around the 40 yard line, or just shy of the 40 of Lancaster.

They lead it, 6-0.

10-48 remaining in the second quarter of football.

Two men wide to the near side for the Horts.

Line is set.

McLinn will take the snap from under center.

And there it is.

And the handoff for the fullback pops his way.

Nowhere get drilled back by the Lancaster arrows.

Nowhere to go for Tate Perkins.

Toy Raggett's leading the tacklers.

up the middle along with Austin Addison.

That makes it second down and about nine yards to go, less than 10 anyway.

Not much of a gain on that one.

Ballmark for the Lancaster Arrows or in Lancaster territory right around the 40, the 39 yard area.

Wanted to try to break it out here on second down.

Try to run downhill here against these arrows.

McGlynn awaiting a snap There it is handoff or a running play and the Perkins spun around have been brought down right around the line of scrimmage for the Hornets not much of a game That was Keaton Stibby I Believe on the carry Coming back in with the play is tape Perkins and it's third down

and eight yards to go for the Hornets.

Richland Center trying to convert.

Need to get to around the 30 yard line for a first down.

Senior Avery McGlynn with a man to his left in the backfield.

There is the snap.

Bakes the handoff, rolls to the near side.

Gonna keep it himself.

Quarterback keeper on the run and McGlynn spins.

Gonna be short of the first down.

Got down inside the 35.

So, short of the first down or fourth down at about a yard.

Coming up here for the Hornets.

Tackle made by Jackson Cyple.

And the Hornets will talk about it here.

I guess try to keep on keeping on here in this drive.

Try to keep the drive alive and keep it out of the Lancaster Arrow's hands on offense.

Well, it's going 39 points last week against Blackville defense.

I think of this one, maybe a little bit lower scoring, but usually when I do figure it, like Jeff Robodean used to say, I don't figure right.

Matt from center on fourth down, flipping one way, trying to get ahead.

I don't believe he got it.

Bronson Perkins got the call and had he not flipped, he had a pretty good area over there.

So teams, both teams had a little trouble

staying upright at times and that'll give it over to Lancaster on down.

So it goes back to the arrows.

This will be their fourth possession of the first half.

They lead it six to nothing.

The Hornets drive to the 32 and that's where the arrows will take over their own 32 yard line.

So promise promising start of the return for the Hornets, but

Unable to get anything done and here comes the snap from center for the heroes.

They almost lost it on the handoff They're gonna run for some yards out to the 45 at a first down Tackle made by AJ clone the running back for Lancaster was Trace and Fishnick who's had a bulk of their carries But it did look like on the exchange.

He kind of reached back 40 almost dropped it again So again the ball seeming to be a little bit hard to hang on to out there on this night

Not as wet as I thought it would be.

Sounds like that might be coming in a little bit later on tonight.

That's the alumni game after this one is done, maybe.

First down play.

They're already picking sides.

Here we go.

There's the snap.

Toy rag gets back to throw.

Gonna air one along the near side in tight coverage and they'll think they're gonna throw a flag.

I believe they're gonna throw an interference flag on the Hornets.

That was Lucas Weber, the intended receiver.

And I thought pretty good coverage by Owen Muller and AJ Clone.

Let's see what the officials bring.

But it's a tough call because that's against the Hornets.

Pass was made.

Double coverage over here.

So the officials will mark it off.

It's not like the NFL for a pass interference call, but that's going to be the deal.

It's going to bring Lancaster a first down at the 40 yard line.

of Richland Center.

Hornets on the D, Lancaster digging in 745 remaining in the first half.

Arrows leading 6-0.

Roy Raghett takes the snap, handoff running play to the left side and cutting back his fishnick after he kind of cut back he got to the 35 yard line tackled by Owen Fuller of the Hornets.

Ducking down play coming up here for the Arrows.

Arrows always ran that triple option that offensive was always tough to stop.

They don't do that anymore.

That's from the John Holt days.

We were doing a lot of reminiscing about that in the game.

Wally Troutman, long time announcer and coach down here.

We were reminiscing.

Here's a handoff or is it?

It's going to be quarterback keeper.

Ragged keeps himself around the right side.

Brought down inside the 20 to around the 15.

For a moment, that ball might have popped loose again.

He did not.

A.J.

Klone got the tackle, and Len Gaster moves the chain.

Wally and I talking about the old days with the White House riff, and Howie Murphy, and Bob Buck over at Dodgeville, and all of those guys, and of course, John Hoke.

Some renowned names, that's for sure.

Football history, arrows with the football.

That ball is marked inside the 20 of Richland Center.

first in 10 for the arrows.

Or it's scrambling somebody back in at the last moment, hold them, grab back on the defensive line and off going for the right tackle spot bumping and battling his way.

And Lancaster first down down to the 10 to the five yard line before they are finally brought down.

Guys in Switzerland, I believe on the tackle and for the arrows, pretty punishing run there.

as they got down for a first and goal once again.

Arrow is threatening to go up by two touchdowns here in the ballgame with 6-20 to remain here in the opening half of football.

Wide receivers left, two left, one right for the arrows.

Joy Raggitz takes the snap out of the shot, can tries to run himself.

Hornet can't even, initially, now, catch up with him and take him backwards.

So good coverage by the Hornet.

Up front guys led by Holden Graub, number 54.

Got a little push, a little bit of a movement of that offensive line, which is certainly key.

And for the arrows, it'll bring up a second down.

Ball is marked around the six yard line, 540 remaining in the opening half of football.

Joy Raghitz operating for the arrows.

That quarterback will operate out of the shotgun.

Two left, one right.

Hornets digging in on the line.

Second and goal from the sixth.

There's the snap.

Hand off.

Running play.

Fishnick trying to get her on the right side.

Not too bad of coverage.

Hornets bring him down.

After a gain of a yard or so, Bronson Perkins smelled that one out well.

And the arrows facing a third down inside the Hornets' 10 yard line.

Ball.

Out of bounds, so it stopped the clock with 519 remaining here in the second quarter.

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Third down ball inside the five yard line at Richland Center, waiting to snap his toy ragged, takes it low, gonna run it himself, bumps into the pile.

And it's going to be lost at the goal line.

Hornets were signaling that it was a fumble.

Raghitz did not get a touchdown.

It brings up fourth down and about a yard.

Boy, some good play in the middle there.

That was, I believe, Trevor Popp come up and a bunch of friends.

So fourth down, Lancaster's going to think about it for a moment.

Actually, I think if they signal the timeout, Rich will center.

Fourth down.

That ball is marked around the two yard line of Richland Center, and we'll be back with more than 30 seconds.

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Fourth down play coming up here for the Lancaster arrows fourth and goal to go inside the Richland Center two-yard line and the arrows head to the football Hornets will try to dig in And here come the arrows to the line fourth down Goal to go from the two-yard line of Richland Center This would be a huge stop for the Hornet defense Raggett's under center takes a quarterback keeper trying to push the line he's close

And he got it.

Quarterback keeper old school football is going behind the center and might have even got a push push there.

Got into the end zone for Lancaster's second score.

Quarterback toy ragged.

Doing the honors, giving credit for a two yard TD run.

And that comes with 451 here in the first half.

Arrows will try the extra point.

Four points.

They missed it last time.

They'll go for two, trying to make it 14-nothing here in the game.

Raghett looks it over.

Offset line, now throws behind the offset line and a catch.

Nobody touches him as he runs into the end zone there.

That was Trace and Fishnick, and he scores the two-point conversion.

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The arrows kick off after the recent score.

Hornets taken at the 15th.

Heading ahead to the 20-25.

Good return by Caden Stitty along the left side to the 35-36.

Second time tonight, Caden's had a pretty healthy return for the Hornets.

And for the fourth possession of the night, they will start at their own 35 yard line.

Here in the booth 442 remaining in the first half and the arrows About to have gotten out to a 14-nothing lead here on the Ritchfield Center Hornets So the Hornets again important is try to have a time-consuming Drive here and more importantly to try and get a score before the end of the first half get a little momentum going All is between the hashes at the 36 yard line Ritchfield Center

Awaiting the snap is McGlynn.

Long snap count.

There's the snap.

Now quarterback option pitch.

Coming to the left side.

Run into the 40 with a 42 yard line.

Bronson Perkins.

Well executed by the Hawks.

Olden Grubb coming out there to make the play on the block.

And it's second down to about four yards to go.

Need to make a correction.

Number eight is actually James McGowan.

for Richland Center and thank you for checking on that.

My wingman Greg Shep letting me know that too.

We had to do some digging but James is not on this program that we have that we found out so and he's made a couple of good plays tonight so we won't miss his name from here on out.

Second down play second from the 42 second of about four yards to go awaiting a snap from center.

There it is.

And then a fake handoff, McGlynn, the pocket breaks down, he's gonna run, and he's got some real first down.

50, under the 45 of Lancaster.

Nice job.

Running quarterback, Avery McGlynn, brought down by number five, Ronnie Reggits of Lancaster.

Trying to look down to see how many named Reggits are in the lineup here, but we've mentioned at least three, I think.

Yeah, that might be wrong.

This maybe they play so well.

Got three, okay.

Confirmation there are three ragged from the lineup.

Burst down from the 44 yard line for the Richelon Center Hortz.

Ball in the near hash mark.

Two man wide to the left side, Owen Muller and Kaizen Switzenberg.

One man wide right, Kate Perkins.

And McGlynn all alone, empty backfield and he will take the snap out of the shotgun, backs up to the midfield line, looks, looks it over.

Bakes a shovel pitch and then does pitch it and there is a catch.

But it looks like a flag on the play as well.

Hornets, if this play would stand, would lose a yard on the pass, but it looks like it might change.

There's some laundry on the field.

Holding is the call against Richland Center.

Holding and the Hornets will huddle up.

It's going to bring up

a first down.

Did they mark off the penalty yet?

They did not.

They will now.

All right.

Stops the clock with three minutes, three seconds remaining.

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Sounds like Riverdale has had a little bit of an offensive explosion this evening.

Chiefsons up on Peccatana Cargo.

It's 21-14 now.

Gaston has defeated Hillsborough 28-7.

That's final.

First down for the Hornets after the penalty.

The ball is marked at the 46th.

They're all awaiting a snap from center.

There is McGlynn rolling near a side.

They're coming after him hot and heavy.

McGlynn running, running near a side.

Now whips it downfield and it is up for grabs.

Knocked away at the last moment.

Hey, not a bad play.

Downfield, Lancaster makes the play.

That was number five.

Ronnie Raggitz on a pass intended.

for the Hornets and that was intended for number 33 Blake Muller, I believe.

In the vicinity and the McLint, he threw that ball quite a ways on the run.

Well brings up second down.

20 yards to go from the 46 Richland Center zone.

That play stops the clock with 236 remaining here in the first half.

Good to see coach Gary Schwartz in the booth with us tonight.

Over to the left, he didn't bring apple slices though.

He said, Benny Green ate him last game, so that's what the word on the street is.

Second down play for the Hornets, second and 20 for the 46, awaiting a snap from center.

Long snap count, Lancaster jump, and I believe they'll be finalized five yards.

That will move it just across midfield into the Lancaster arrow territory by an eyelash.

for a second down and 15 to go.

Ballmarked at the 49, Richland Center will take over.

Line is set, line backers are ready to go for the arrows.

We're down lineman, there's the snap.

McGlynn coming to the near side, puts it on his hip, runs it himself up the middle, drags a player with him to the 45 down to the 44 yard line.

So Avery McGlynn on a

Good run and that'll get it back to around the original line of scrimmage so third down play coming up 14-0 Lancaster in the lead Hornet football and Richelon Center in the huddle mode again unfortunately the Hornets have had some setbacks and players injured hoping to get a few guys back in the coming weeks here

But they've had the next man up mentality and played pretty well on the line tonight despite the loss of Isaac Gall.

Third down, awaiting a snap from center.

There it is, a long snap count.

Back to throw as McLennan.

Hocken breaking down.

Now he steps up and whips it.

There's a flag on the play and that one is incomplete on the right side.

Flag on the other side of the field and that's going to be another holding penalty against Richland center.

What it's playing without senior jade and chef as well for a few more weeks Well, they've had some big losses on their senior leadership here this season and Hopin to make a push here Down the stretch got some certainly some winnable games tonight's game is a winnable game Drillin at 14 nothing got to get a little shot of offense going here So the penalty

Declined that makes it fourth down and the Hornets now at the 46 yard line of Lancaster appear to be doing the punting.

Hunter is standing at the 45 yard line awaiting a snap from center stepping into it and now a pooch punt over to the right side ball rolls and rolls and it's gonna just about get to the end zone and stop short by the Hornets excellent punt.

by Morris and it's down by the the Hornets Avery McGlynn Avery McGlynn punted that ball.

I didn't think it was 56 McGlynn funding the ball and what a nice punt down by the Hornets so the arrows will take over That'll be at the four yard line after the punt So possession number five for the arrows and wait a minute was there a penalty on the play?

I think there must have been

illegal motion on the Hornets.

All right, so then that really nice punt play will not stand.

So they're going to bring it back, make the Hornets punt it again, and see if Avery McGlynn can pass the punt pass and kit contest again.

I never got involved in one of those.

It was always kind of embarrassing.

When you're partly go over your head behind you and you'd have negative yards Fourth down 15 ball at the 50 and the McGlynn will take the high snap from center now He's gonna try to run it and it was a high snap.

He's gonna be brought down at the 44 yard line Arrows play it well.

I'm not sure what happened on that it started with a high snap But Lancaster was there so quickly there was not time to do anything on that play they rest of

three men in there and McGlynn nowhere to go tried to run it and did not so it goes to Lancaster and yeah good thing they uh decided to make Richel Center punt again because it worked out well for them all of the Richel Center 43 yard line and here we go waiting a snap from center is reggits from the 50 pumps short

Stiff arms one man breaks away and I want to finally get a nice play by the defense.

That was Tate Perkins, Blake Muller, and now a whistle sound down the play.

Lancaster thrown for a big loss and I think they've taken a timeout.

113 remaining in the first half, 14 nothing.

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Toyota Ragged's on the run at quarterback throws and it didn't complete to Lucas Weber down around the 35 yard line brings up third down for the arrows third in about 19 or so from the 48 yard line.

Really big sack by the Hornet defense led by Tate Perkins.

So that threw the arrows back.

They almost got most of the yardage back

but unable to complete that play, down to a minute six.

Wading the snap from center, Joy Raghett's out of the shotgun with a single running back.

Bakes the hand up, now back to his own 40, whips it over the middle, it's caught by the arrows, short of the first down, it's inside the 40 of Richland Center to the 39.

Lucas Webber falls it in, tackle made by James McGowan and company.

And so, fourth down arrows, fourth and seven, 44 seconds remaining in the half.

They'll go forth, there's the snap, Raghett's back, and he throws.

It's complete at the 30 and out of bounds of the 28 yard line.

Deacon Heis pushes him out of bounds.

Kaizen-Switzenberg was right there on the quarterback, and Raghett's got rid of it in time and moves the chains with 33 seconds remaining here in the half.

Arrow's trying to add to their 14-0 lead.

Ball marked right around the 26th yard line of Richland Center here at Lancaster.

So the Arrow's great committee quickly, and they will set up.

Two left, two wide right.

Operating out of the shotgun, Toy Rackets, there's the snap.

Takes the handoff.

All alone, great coverage in the backfield.

He's going to throw it toward the end zone.

It's caught!

And Lancaster scores a touchdown.

Caught by Lucas Weber in the end zone.

That was well-thrown by Raghett's coverage by Bronson Brookings, but it was well-thrown right to where it needed to be.

And Lucas Weber hauls it in.

26-yard TD for Lancaster.

They jump up 20 to nothing here in the football game by Raghett showing

Quite an arm and good accuracy as well The arrows Will discuss but not long two-point extra point offset line quarterback takes the snap option pitch running back is going to walk toward the goal line and then get in Aj Whedon back with the two-point run and Lancaster jumps ahead 22 nothing with just 25 seconds remaining

here in the first half.

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Welcome back to the Lancaster Flying Arrows home turf.

Bill me with you on a Friday night life already the fifth week of the season.

So at halftime we're halfway through right?

Or was that last week?

I don't know.

That was last week I guess.

Hard to believe.

I guess if you go 10 games figuring you make a playoff game maybe it's halfway through tonight.

Unbelievable how fast this season goes.

We've had good weather.

Tonight, of course, the threat of rain.

A lot of games moved up, but I think we're going to be all right.

Here's the kick after the touchdown.

Puts by the Hornets, now picked up at around the 30 yard line by Caden Stibbe.

Stibbe is going to be brought down hard at the 29 yard line.

Good coverage by the arrows.

Ross Wolfe.

A sophomore makes the play, and that's where the Hornets will take over for possession number five, but only 18.

seconds remaining here in the first half.

So we'll see what the Hornets decide to do.

We decide to tuck it and go to the halftime locker room.

Play comes in from McGlynn on the far side of the field.

Good crowd on hand over on the far side because the band is about ready to come out and play in halftime or the flying arrows.

So first in 10 Hornets, ball at their own 29 yard line.

McGlynn will operate out of Shotgun, so they will try to be productive here on the last stanza of the first half.

Low snap, he picks it up, backs up, steps up in the pocket, and McGlynn is going to try to run it and gets to around the 35, instead of 36, gain of about six yards, and that might do it for the half.

Tackle is made by

Declan Clark and that'll be the final play of the first half Lancaster flying arrows trying to get their first win of the season After a tough schedule to start and they lead Richland Center 22 to nothing at intermission The very land transportation high school sports update is coming up and more stuff Thanks for joining us for a high school football on Friday night again the arrows 22

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The Greg Bell Memorial Night Meet at Crown Sage Park in Bosquebell.

Richland Center Ithaca's Owen Dreyer won the event with a time of 1611

Braden Burns also meddled in 15th place.

William Harpen was 20th.

Sam Jones, 24th.

Benjamin Santel was 33rd.

River Valley's top runner overall was Nathan Hamilton, who finished 28th.

Braden Tergeson led Kickaboo Lafarge 66th in the Big Meet.

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Pearl Fretz, the top runner with 18th overall, her place

2051 her time, Ava Martin was 48th, Adeline Law was 51st, and Rachel Waterfall was 60th among the first four for RCI.

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Travis Wilson from Bound, Wisconsin is our guest as he is each week as we look at some of the key games in Wisconsin.

Travis already the fifth week.

We're starting to see some of the teams start to rise to the top, aren't we?

Yeah, it's that time where, you know, we were a couple of weeks into the conference schedule.

We're getting a little, little more clear, um, deal of what's, what's going to go on, um, almost.

you know, at halftime of this week, especially halfway through the regular season.

So things do start to become a little more clear.

What are the games you're most looking forward to this weekend?

Well, uh, of note, there's quite a few games that were moved from Friday night to Thursday night, especially in Western and Northwestern Wisconsin because of the anticipated weather.

So that kind of threw things off a little bit in some areas, but, um, you know, overall, uh, a decent slate of games this week, uh, of

of, I think, note a little bit, especially locally.

There's a number one versus number two battle in Division 7, where Pepin Alma will travel to Cochrane Fountain City.

Cochrane Fountain City was the runner-up in D7 last year, and is the top-ranked team in D7 in the Ballon, Wisconsin, coaches pool.

And I think we've talked about this before, a local connection.

Aidan Lanzowski, the leading rusher for Cochrane Fountain City, he was a really good player for them last year.

His mother is Annie Hobson.

Um, who's a graduate of wish on center high school.

So that's definitely one, uh, a big one, number one versus number two with a local connection.

Definitely.

It's amazing when you start talking about sports and especially the way, uh, students are connected now socially that we weren't back in our day, but so many of these students and parents and families know each other a lot better than they used to, don't they?

Yeah.

Not only because of kind of the, the more connectivity that all of us have in our lives now.

with social media and Internet and computers and everything else.

But also a lot of these kids will play together on various club teams, whether it's club baseball, club basketball.

There's not as much for club football.

There's a little bit of seven-on-seven in some areas of the state, but there's more interaction outside of that regular school season than there ever used to be, which is kind of crazy to me because when I was in high school,

I hated every single player and team I ever played.

And now a lot of these kids are friends off the court and, um, again, play against each other.

And it's just a different dynamic than I guess maybe it was back in the day.

Right.

Well, a lot of the club teams, as you mentioned, uh, you know, they travel together for basketball or volleyball or whatever the sport is.

And, um, yeah, they're, they're like teammates.

And then, uh, you know, and then you get to the school season and they're not.

Yeah.

It's, it's a little different.

And you see, you know,

kids taking pictures with each other after a game or, uh, or whatever, but they do spend a lot of time together.

I mean, those club teams travel, as you said, and, um, and, you know, are overnight in hotels all summer, all off season.

So, uh, it definitely is, is a little different.

Let's look at the Southwest Conference Travis.

How do you see it, uh, this week with, uh, Dodge, you'll get the win against Valley last week.

Richland center had a wild one against Platteville.

And what are you looking at as far as the schedule this week?

Well, it you know, I don't know what to think of the SWC still because we're we're sitting here through the first two games and yet three teams at 2-0 and four teams at 0-2 and I don't know that the teams that are 2-0 are necessarily, you know, clear cut better than those other teams that are 0-2 but here we are and River Valley at prayer machine that's gonna be a tough one for the visiting Blackhawks.

Dodgerill's got a non-conference or a crossover game anyway against Benton Scales Mound.

And Platinum takes on Broadhead Judah, who is down quite a bit, hasn't won a game.

So I don't know that we're going to get any more clarity this week necessarily, unless there's some kind of upset that's thrown in there.

But it's really important games for everybody.

I mean, Richland Center and Lancaster, that's a huge one.

Lancaster is 0-4, which we are obviously not used to seeing.

And for Richland Center, it's an opportunity to get a key win.

And get some momentum going

personal center plays there for a second year in a row.

They won at Lancaster by a point last year Those wins at Lancaster been kind of hard to come by over the years, haven't they?

They have my senior year.

We did win at Lancaster, which was Kind of a crazy one.

I remember correctly.

We were down 18 points in the second half or maybe even in the fourth quarter at one point and came back to win I've gotten to be very good friends with John Hoke over the years with some of the

work that I do with the Wisconsin Football Coaches Association.

And he brings that up quite frequently.

That was one of the tougher losses he ever had, he said, because of just how things played out and how everything that could go wrong for them and right for us did.

So it's tough to win down there at Lancaster though, that's for sure.

Yeah, well, I call that game, I remember it.

And I think Richland Center returned the second half kickoff and then Lancaster fumbled right away and Richland Center scored and it was kind of like,

What's happening here?

This has never happened before.

You know, they finally won.

It may have even been an overtime.

I don't know if you remember that or not.

I don't think it was an overtake.

I don't remember for sure.

I, I don't remember all the details of, of how the comeback went down.

I just remember it was kind of crazy how, um, how, how down we were and then how we ended up coming back to win.

Yeah, absolutely.

Uh, this week in the scenic bluffs, um, uh, I think that's kind of, I think a Weston is kind of standing to the top a little bit.

They've got a Saturday game with Brookwood and that's, that's a pretty decent ball game there too, isn't

it?

Yeah, it is.

Uh, Brookwood's been solid and, um, it's interesting because of the weather of many of those scenic bluffs games or a couple of those scenic bluffs games rather got moved to Thursday night.

You've got the Ithaca game on Saturday.

So there's only one scenic bluff scheme on Friday night, which is cashed in at Hillsborough.

And that game got moved up to a 5 p.m.

starter because of the anticipated weather.

So it had kind of a disjointed schedule this week with things being very different.

But yeah, I mean, in difficult Western coming off that win over Bangor, they were nominated for our team of the week on Bound Wisconsin to come back from the

the tragedy that was early in the year and get a win over a program like Bangor is really nice.

And then another opportunity to get a good win over Brookwood, who's again a pretty solid program once again this year.

Now, you have to go west and I know is in the running there on Bound Wisconsin.

Maybe explain how that works.

We haven't talked about that for a while and how long the voting is open each week.

Yeah, we kind of scour the results from the weekend and

On Monday morning, we'll pick five teams for the Ballon, Wisconsin team of the week nomination.

We also do five players for a player of the week nomination and just kind of picking out big performances, upsets, streak busters, different things that are noteworthy.

Going out and beating somebody 50 to nothing is good, but that's not necessarily what we're looking for.

So we're looking for good games, upsets, like I said, things like that.

uh, nominate them, let the schools know that, uh, that they were nominated and you know, encourage them to share it with them in their community.

And I know that the guy had posted some social media, um, that their team had been nominated and, uh, to get out the vote.

So, uh, voting goes throughout the week.

It ends on Thursday at one PM.

And then we announced the winner after that.

Wow.

That's exciting.

And you do that for individual players too.

Don't you?

Yeah.

We do five teams and then five players of the week as well each week.

to recognize what goes on.

And again, we try to pick out on the player's side some of the better performances from better games.

Going out and rushing for 250 yards against an overmatched team, probably not going to get you nominated.

But we're looking for kids that came up big, whether it's offense, defense, special teams, whatever it might be, trying to find a way to recognize those kids.

We've talked a bit about the playoffs.

It's not too early now to start kind of looking at that, but in terms of some of the teams that are outside, but maybe struggle the first two or three weeks of the season in the conference, there's still hope.

But does the overall record count for as much Travis or is it more what you do in the conference these days?

It's overall record.

Every single game counts the same in terms of how it impacts the playoffs.

Now your opponents have a little bit different.

value, if you will.

If you beat a good team, it's beneficial to you.

If you beat a team that's bigger than you in terms of divisional placement, that's beneficial.

You get more points for that.

So it's a new process.

This is the second year for this process.

And last year, I think the coaches really liked it, seemed to recognize and reward teams that were going out and playing and beating good teams.

So yeah, we'll continue to see how that goes and how the playoff system

kind of evolves over the next two weeks here.

It is, by the way, released every week.

We release it on bound Wisconsin.

Usually every Sunday afternoon, they're updated.

The points are updated.

So teams get a weekly snapshot of where they're at in the division, what seed they might be in line for as of right now.

And yeah, it's just a good way to follow along throughout the year.

If you're a team that's headed toward, let's say, a 500 record in the conference, but you've got to get one of those quality wins along the way, really, to be considered, don't you?

Yeah, it definitely helps.

You know, there's always teams that are on the bubble, whether it's they finished three and six overall, four and five overall, you're kind of going to be on the bubble.

So the better wins you get, the more it's going to help you when it comes time to kind of evaluating those teams that are on the bubble, right?

so if you have one like signature win if you win over a team that's five and four six and three that a lot of times is going to be enough to get you into the playoffs where if you just beat teams that are really weak um you're going to be again on that proverbial bubble and kind of sweating it out going into that final week

what do you have as far as your reedsburg beavers this week

well we've got another tough one we are welcoming in holman this week who is

undefeated, just like we are.

They're ranked, I think it's seventh in the division two coaches poll.

So going to be a tough one.

Our game got moved up to a five PM start because of the weather.

I'm trying to get it in and before too, too much impacts to move into the area.

Right.

Well, hope that is the case.

And that's not often the case.

I guess people are being proactive this year about moving games around this weekend.

I don't know if it's it lightening the concern or what's the biggest concern?

Yeah, I think lightning is a big concern.

Potentially later in the evening on Friday, I think there's also field conditions concerns, which usually are not enough to move a game.

But if it's really wet and as wet as they're talking, where it could be two or three inches, that could tear up your field for a long time.

And there's a lot of season laps.

So there were more teams that were proactive about it.

Honestly, I think some of it comes out of the COVID season back in 2021.

when teams had to be flexible and had to learn to adjust on the fly.

Before that, you almost never saw games moved, at least proactively.

And since then, I think people realized, you know, hey, we can, we can be a little flexible.

We can be a little proactive if there's, if there's things that are potentially going to impact, especially weather wise.

So if it works to be able to get everybody in line, to be able to get transportation lined up, your workers, your officials,

If there's no other events going on at your school, all those kinds of things have to line up to be able to move it.

But we are seeing definitely a lot more people being proactive than we ever used to.

Awesome.

All right.

Well, good luck this week, Travis.

And thanks for talking with us.

You bet.

Sounds good.

Thanks Phil.

Go Hornets.

That's Travis Wilson from Bound Wisconsin for our Friday football report.

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In the, at halftime in the broadcast you're hearing, Lancaster leads Wichelt Center 22 to nothing.

Elsewhere in the Southwest Wisconsin Conference this evening, Prairie to Sheen, Beep River Valley 56 to six.

In the Southwest Wisconsin Activities Conference, Cuba City leads Fenimore 13 to seven.

It's Nuglaris leading mineral point in the fourth, 28 to 14.

At the half, it's Darlington leading Southwest or an East Abute 35 to nothing.

We have some more finals to pass along.

from earlier games that were played in the Scenic Bluff Conference.

Hillsborough Leeds-Cashton beat Hillsborough 28-7.

Holman beat Reedsburg 7-0.

In non-conference action, Dodgeville is trailing Benton Scales Mound, Illinois, Schultzburg by a score of 24 to 14, and River Ridge beats Boscabella, I should say, by a score of 55 to nothing, and Riverdale leads Peccatana-Argyle 21 to 14 in the third quarter.

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Halftime continues here.

Landcats are rather long halftime with a little cheerleaders and then a band, a full band marching band performance here.

And I don't believe it's homecoming, but big, big thing tonight here for Lancaster and they have led 22 to nothing, or they are leading here at halftime, 22 to nothing.

First score came on a quarterback, Troy Raggitz, six yard pass, the Lucas Webber on fourth down, and it was a six nothing lead, two point conversion pass, batted down by Richland Center's Deacon Highs.

Later on, Troy Raggitz with a two yard touchdown run,

Raggett threw to Trace and Fishnick to make it 14-0.

451 remained in the half and then a real tough one for the Hornets to take at the last part of the game here in the first half.

26-yard touchdown from Troy Raggett to Lucas Webber, AJ Wiedenbeck with a two-point run and that's where we stand at 22-0 entering the second half here.

For the Hornets in a game that

They are competing.

This hasn't been able to do much in the red zone.

They've done it between the 20s tonight.

They have had a couple of chances to take the ball away, a fumble recovery.

Lake Muller had an interception for Richland Center in the first half, but nothing to show here as they trail 22 to nothing.

It's all about adjustments.

We'll see what's happening here in this third quarter.

Lancaster will kick the ball off on its

are going to get a little bit of a break here.

Lancaster, they were trying to be a little cute on the kickoff, and I think the kicker stepped in front of the ball.

So that should be a five yard penalty.

Kind of slipped.

He was going to fake like he was doing an outside kick, and then he kind of slipped and went ahead.

So that'll mean the ball will move from the 40 to the 35 yard line for the arrows.

The kicker is Braden Lennon.

Hornets sending three men back deep to receive Birkins and Perkins on the near side and Stibby on the far side and Caden has had some good returns here tonight.

Had about a 40 yard return earlier.

Here's a kick and it's going to go right down the middle of the field caught on the run of the 30 yard line.

Bronson Birkins moving a groove into the 40 and all the way to the 42 out of bounds and

There is a flag on the play, I believe.

Dackle is made by Ronnie Raggitz.

Possibly a holding penalty.

So they'll get it to the White Hat official and he will let us know what's going on.

22-0, Lancaster in the lead.

Holding will be marked against the Hornets.

Avery McGlynn, the quarterback.

Going by running back.

Owen Muller and Bronson Perkins, Blake Muller and Tate Perkins, being some action guys in Switzerland, the tight end as well for the Horts.

And again along the line, Olden Grubb, Devin Klinglin, Jaden Callen, Jackson Baru and Max Whitman.

So the ball is officially spotted.

It's back at around the 30 yard line for Richland Center, taking over to start here in the third quarter.

Down in the ball game trying to dig out of it here a little bit in the second half against the Lancaster Arrows.

Long snap count, Avery McGlynn back to take the snap.

He'll be taking it back around his own 25, takes the snap and off running play, Stibby trying to get around the right side and he is hit at the line of scrimmage and ribbon back by Declan Clark.

Maybe forward progress, maybe a little bit of

forward progress.

Second now lesson 10 here for the Hornets in the opening part of the third quarter.

We understand some rain in Richland Center tonight, but here in Lancaster we're kind of below that front of rain, which is kind of coming in from the north.

There are some areas that they've talked about getting potentially four to five inches.

And I was a little concerned because one of the bottles showed Richland Center being right in the bullseye of that thing.

Heavy rain, not any severe storms, just a flash flood watch at this time from the National Weather Service.

Second down for the Hornets ball right around the 27 yard line, their own.

Avery Mclin, all by his lonesome in the backfield, takes the snap, steps up in the pocket, throws it, complete here on the near flat, 35 to the 40, and putting his shoulder down is Perkins.

Nice job, Bronson makes the grab, ushered out of bounds by Ronnie Reagan.

And the Hornets moved to change.

Well played.

Hornets back in the huddle.

Out of bounds play stops the clock.

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Week number five at a high school football.

Tim feed with lots of scores to pass along there at halftime.

A night where

But a few games were played earlier tonight, some starting as early as five o'clock.

Athletic director Brent Rollins telling me earlier that they weren't going to move it, and as it turned out, wasn't a bad move.

There's the snap, but Glenn's going to try to run it up the gut, and he is caught initially, and then breaks free from one lineman, but then gets out for a few more yards.

Good one to a 50 yard line.

That'll be potentially about eight yards.

So good effort there, and by Glenn gets up a little bit gingerly.

Gonna walk over to the huddle now and recover.

Second downplay count-up for the Hornets as they near midfield.

After that first down catch, field position getting better all the time, all at the 48 yard line, Richland Center zone.

Lining up on the near hash, two men wide to the Hornet side line, side of the field.

The Glenn looking it over, awaiting the snap count.

There it is, snap, hand off, going for Stibby.

And Caden trying to break that right side, gets the corner.

He's got some room to the 40, all the way to the Lancaster, 37 yard line, and he slides under the bench on the far side of the field.

our shirt out of bounds by the arrow.

So the hearts moving the ball, moving the chains.

And the Hornets certainly finding something steady with a second run around that right side.

So it's working and the Hornets try to keep the drive alive now running downhill a 40 yard line of Lancaster.

This one game of the area tomorrow will have it for you.

Brooke Wood at Ithaca.

That's a one o'clock kickoff time for Ithaca Weston.

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Stay tuned tomorrow for any weather updates and details on plans changing for that event.

But they're going to usher ahead.

I saw them putting up a big tent for their livestock show.

There's a snap from Senator MacLinn back to throw whips at near side.

Overshot is man intended for Bronson Perkins at the 35 yard line.

Incomplete, coverage by Elliott Webster of Lancaster.

Checking down in ten yards to go for the Hornets.

Even coming down here a long time and he really can count maybe on two hands the number of wins I remember here at Lancaster.

Of course the Hornets had a memorable one last year winning by a point here at Lancaster.

Checking down play.

From the 40 yard line of the arrows second and ten nine forty remaining in the third but Glenn hands off running play up the gut and is stacked up and then spun around on the far side is Tate Perkins and Tackle By toy ragged So not much of a gain if any on that one for the Hornets that brings up a third down now They do move the stick a little bit maybe a yard or so third down play for the Hornets and Landcatcher territory

at the 37 yard line.

McGlynn runs in the play from the far side.

The Hornets could just get something positive.

Get on the board here.

The arrows scoring three times all in the second quarter tonight.

And if you get in, you get the two-pointer.

Well, you get back kind of in the ballgame.

Third down play, there's the snap.

And McGlynn is back to throw.

They're coming after him.

He rushes to the far side, breaks one tackle, hit again, and brought down.

All the way back at a 45-yard line, Avery McGlynn vibrated lens, who led the charge, and McGlynn will get up slowly after that.

Big loss for the Hornets back at a 50-yard line.

Brings up fourth down and long for Richland Center.

First down is down around the 30-yard line.

and the Hornets will bring out the punting team.

Play Johnson back in the game as special teams run out.

He's a clone wide to the left side and the punter getting set to do the honors back around the 40 yard line.

There's a snap to Morris put the toe into it.

This one is going to wind down around the 10 yard line and bounce and roll into the end zone for a touchback.

So a boot by Leaf.

and the ball comes out to the 20 yard line for the arrows 751 remaining in the third.

They lead it 22 to nothing here in area high school football.

Or it's back on the defensive side here for the first time tonight.

For the arrows they take over at their own 20 yard line.

So the arrows.

up to the football ball between the hashes and a 22 to nothing lead for the arrows.

Or it's trying to keep them backwards.

Let's see what happens here.

Toy regates the quarterback takes the snap, hands off and a running play for Fishnick on the near side.

And he gains a few out to the 31.

James McGowan on the tackle for Richland Center second down.

They'll give him five yards on that play just across the 25 yard line.

Here for the Lancaster heroes.

Talked to a couple of players earlier this week and they were saying, oh, we really kind of like to play in ring.

Yeah, I mean, it's maybe kind of fun.

You're slipping and sliding around.

But really, I think the novelty wears off.

There's this snap running play and up the middle of the gut to the 30 out to around the 34 yard line.

Lancaster will get a first down.

Switzenberg on the tackle, ties in and Lancaster moves the chain.

I remember one night and it was at Seneca many years ago and it was pouring rain and the ref would put the football down.

It would actually kind of almost like a river.

Put the football down and the ball would move like down the river.

So again the novelty kind of wears off after a little while.

Especially when we used to call ourselves the Cape Crusaders.

We had capes that we wore with big hoods and standing there with a cape on and bare legs on a rainy night.

That's not the coolest thing either.

There's a snap from center and a reverse in the backfield coming back to the near side is Muldoon and he's going to get out to the 39 yard line.

He can hide on the stop for the Richland Center Hornets.

Julliero's, I haven't seen him play that one yet tonight.

And that'll take it again out to around the 39 yard line.

We have 6-13 remaining here in the third quarter.

Lancaster arrows leading the Hornets, 22-0 in Southwest Wisconsin Conference football.

Arrows up to the line.

Ballmark shy of a 40 yard line.

Ragged stakes the snap toy gonna run it himself off left tackle puts the shoulder down not to be denied gets the first down out to around the 47 of them in game Tackle by several hearts So heroes keeping the ball Belmont tonight had a game Post-pwned again, there were some forfeits tonight.

So Belmont finds Iola Scandinavia and they play them tonight That's a long trip for Iola Scandinavia Belmont

leading 32-0 in the second quarter, Ripon leading the Dell 16-0 at halftime, Benton Scales Mount Sholesburg 24-14 over Dodgeville, halftime, Darlington leading East Abute, Southwestern 35-0, Cuba City 13-7 over Fenimore, good game in the second quarter.

Of course, the Hortes South Fenimore early in the year, I was impressed by that club.

First down in 10 for the Eros, five minutes remaining in the third, man in motion.

Napter-Ragg is rolling on the quarterback pitch.

Pitch is out.

Wiedembeck gets a few yards to the 50 in Richland Center Territory around the 48 yard line.

Ushered out of bounds by Caden Stibbe.

That'll bring up for the arrows, a second down in Richland Center Territory.

Nugler is leading middle point, 28-14, that's in the fourth quarter.

Riverdale 21-14 over Pekar, Gail, that's in the third quarter.

Last word Check it down play second about five yards to go for the arrows toy ragged takes the snap handoff running play fishnick up the gut first down and then barrels across the 40 down to the 38 yard line of Richland Center Tackle by late Morris of the Hornets Change will move for Lancaster They've got the ball running

Downhill join us afterwards for the fabulous post postgame show a recap this week in high school sports if feed has Bunch of scores and other notes coming in That's where the Brewers

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Orioles were tied.

We'll get an update on that one First in ten reggots and the arrows in Hornet territory There's the snap quarterback doesn't hand it off and he is brought down by McGowan in the backfield

James got back there.

I don't know, it must have been a broken play because Raggitz, I don't think he intended to keep the ball and the Hornet-Tackler was right there.

And there had been a running call for Toy.

I don't think that he would have stopped in that situation, but it brings up now a second down and about 13 yards to go for a first down for the arrows in Hornet territory right around the 41 yard line.

Raggett heads back to the pack, and now they are up to the football.

Lucas Webber splits out wide to the left on the near side, Whedon Beck at Maldoon, and now waiting to snap his raggett, fakes the handoff, Hornets coming after him, he stiff arms one, now throws it, and is caught on the near side by Whedon Beck, and he's going to get a hand to around the 30, and maybe near a first down.

Tackled made by Owen Muller.

Hornets almost got Ragec in the backfield.

He is allowed to bring down and he was able to get out of that tough situation and make the pass play and made it quick for a first down.

Inside the 30 of Richland Center, first in 10 arrows, 3-18.

Here are the third, 22-0 Lancaster.

Roy Ragec will operate out of the shotgun, awaiting a snap from center.

There's the snap.

Handoff going to number 24, Fishnick again off left tackle.

Flag flies.

Tackle made around the 23 yard line by Kaisen-Switzenberg.

And we'll see what the penalty is all about.

Haven't had a lot of those lately.

So it's preliminarily against Richland Center.

Or it's... No.

Maybe because I was looking at him with his back to me.

That's where I...

Thought he was pointing original center, but the holding penalty is against Lancaster.

So that will help the Hornets cause.

Stops the clock.

Just over three minutes remaining in the third.

And the holding penalty backs it up to around the 37 yard line.

Arrows back in committee getting sat here.

Hornets trying to dig in on defense.

No score in this third quarter.

Lancaster scoring all 22 of its points in the second quarter tonight.

So far, it's been kind of an uneventful quarter.

Hornets had the ball for their first drive starting at their own 30.

Lancaster's drive starting after the touchback at their own 20, and they're in Richland Center territory at the 37.

Awaiting a snap from center, there's Raghus.

Back to throw good pocket protection.

Now it breaks down.

He sidesteps and now whips it over the middle.

Down around the goal line.

Easy catch for a touchdown by Teddy Raggetts.

That was a really tough throw for Toy Raggetts down to Teddy wide open in the end zone and the arrows jump ahead 28 to nothing.

37 yard pass play and

Tway Raghett threw it probably about 45 yards because he had backed off and threw it in the air.

I mean, it was a legit pass all the way to the end zone.

So Raghett's to Raghett's and we'll see what the call is here for the arrows.

But we may kick it this time.

We say had not done so far in the night.

The holder is Schwantis.

There's the snap, placement is made, kick is on the way, and it is good.

By Braden Lenn, 29-nothing, Lancaster leading, 227 remaining in the third.

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Welcome back to Lancaster arrow store again starting at their own 20 and capping it off of the 37 yards touchdown from toy raggots to teddy raggots the breathing limbs kick good and that's where we're at 29 nothing Lancaster on the approach and here is the kickoff and over and going to be taken by the Horitz around the 20 yard line and Bronson Perkins moving it to the 30 moving through into the 40 moving out to the 45 nice run almost got to midfield and brought down

by the arrows or 15 Ross Wolf.

That's where the Hornets will take over for their second possession of the second half.

Good field position and a lot of it's been a good return work of the Hornets.

Bronson Perkins and Cade and Stibby have had some good returns tonight.

First and 10 for the Hornets, they'll market at their own 46 yard line.

Brailing 29-nothing here.

In action from WRCO sports on a Friday night under the lights So first and 10 for Richmond Center looking it over is the QB Avery McGlynn Line is set Long snap count there it is and he will hand it off running play up the gut not much for the Hornet ball carrier Bronx and Perkins Hornets unable to

Secure any space for him.

Dackle made by Declan Clark and some of his Arrow brethren.

Looks like Riverdale has scored a win tonight.

Congratulations to coach Jeff Johnson and the Chieftains.

Getting the victory tonight over their visiting opponent, Hecatonica Argyle.

Final score 27-22.

Good ball game.

They started that at 6 o'clock tonight.

We have a minute 40 remaining.

Here is a third.

Fennelmore leading Cuba City.

No, it's tight.

13 a piece at halftime.

That's a good ball game.

Second down and nine yards to go from the 47.

Glenn Back throws it over the top.

Caught by Perkins and Tate turns up field and hit immediately.

Good coverage by the arrows.

So a short pass play gain of about

two

and the tackle by

Isaac Jensen.

Bird down play, count up for the Hawks from the 50 yard line.

They'll break Huddle now and head to the line.

59 seconds under a minute remaining here in this third quarter.

Not a lot of breeze blowing.

Comfortable night with the booth windows open.

I brought my rain gear just in case.

Luckily, we didn't have to sit outside tonight.

It was close.

Third down play for the Horitz, right around the 50, awaiting a snap from center.

There's McGlynn taking the snap, fakes the handoff, rolling near side, and hoppers to his landcatcher, shovel pass, caught, oh what a hit, at the 46 yard line.

Bronson Perkins took a shot, Lucas Weber makes the stop.

And that'll bring up a fourth down, so the Hornets got a little bit of it.

Probably will go for it in this situation.

Why not?

That'll land the third quarter.

29-0 Lancaster leading after three.

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Welcome back to Lancaster, Hornets on a fourth down situation.

Gonna go forth, forth, and about four from the 48 of Lancaster.

just underway in the fourth quarter.

There's the snap from the center.

McGlynn back in the 45.

Pocket breaks down.

They're going to catch him.

He spins around.

They're going to catch him again.

He spins around, now hit and drop.

Lancaster makes the QB sack.

That was Jackson Seifle who eventually brought him down.

Avery McGlynn who's been slow to get up a couple of times.

That was a tough tackle.

And Lancaster forces the ball over, on downs.

Hornets going forward again.

Why not in that situation?

Come back and try to get the first down and keep the ball a little longer and work on some things.

But the arrows will take it over on down for their second possession of this second half.

And isn't that something?

They ate up a lot of clock in that third quarter.

First down ball at the Richland Center 41 yard line.

Lancaster has had some pretty good starting space tonight.

Napter-Raggitz.

Handoff running play go on to the right side by number 24 Tracen Fishnick Ronson Perkins with a stop after a gain of about three yards second down and I'll make it second and eight to go ball is marked at the 40 yard line of Richland Center Arrows With an 0 and 4 start I wonder the last time a Lancaster team was 0 and 4 to start I

I think we're going to go back a long way, maybe before time.

Second down play, second at about nine yards to go.

There's the snap and off running play up the gut for some good yardage, trace and fishnet brought down by Tate Perkins after about a six yard game.

And that brings up a third down in short yardage for the arrows all marked around the 34 yard line.

10-45 remaining in the football game tonight.

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Lancaster breaks it out of the huddle.

Now heading the line.

Ball at the 39 yard line.

Make that the 34 yard line.

Should say low snap, Ragez picks it up, throws it.

Complete on the left side and getting down the sideline, spinning his way, going to go all the way for a star.

Number three, AJ Wiedenbeck gets the touchdown for the arrows.

That is a 37 yard touchdown run for the arrows.

And AJ Wiedenbeck gets it.

I guess it is a pass play from Regez.

Short pass and he got it and then took off got a block and 35 nothing now Lancaster will get the continuous clock running on the Hornets with 10 11 Remaining here in the football game Raiden lands trying to point after for the second time tonight There's a low snap.

It's bobble now picked up and the Hornets hit it and now they're going to pick it up McGowan makes the play and

Lancaster's extra point is foiled, but not before they get out to a 35-nothing lead here at Lancaster.

10-11 remaining in the football game.

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Welcome back to Lancaster, 35-nothing arrows.

Here's the kickoff by Lancaster, taken by the Hornets.

The receiver almost spun down there, but kept his balance and going to get a little running room.

Hornets are going to maybe take one back to the house.

There's a flag back here.

Going all the way on the other side for Richmond Center is number 26, and that is Perkins.

But there's a flag on the play.

Oh, my goodness.

And less.

I am thinking wrong, but I think it's coming back.

Hornets just about took one of the house.

They've had good returns.

That's probably one of the positive things tonight.

Their return game has been pretty good against the Lancaster Heroes, but it will come back.

The flag was away from the play over on the far side of the field.

That's the way it sometimes goes.

That penalty is a penalty, but he may have

gotten free despite that down the sideline so they will mark it back the Hornets will have the football clock running continuously now with a 35 point lead down to 905 remaining in the football game and it will go quickly ball is marked at the spot of the foul which is around the 25 so that'll back it up considerably over the Hornets again

Winning by a point here last year, but it's a totally different ball game.

Personal foul is the call on Richland Center.

So as they sort this out, Belmont leading Iowa's Canada avia, 32 to 6, that is in the third quarter.

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Darling can up on Southwestern East Dubuque, 42-0.

That is in the fourth quarter.

Ornitz have the football for their third possession of the half, this one starting on their own 12-yard line after the penalty and after the touchdown run is negated.

Here we go.

Avery McGlynn will operate out of the shotgun, takes the snap, and off running play going to the left side.

And it's going to be Perkins getting across

the 15 to around the 16 yard line.

Tackled by Rodney Raghitz and Ross Wolfe.

Second down for the Hornets in about five yards to go for a first down.

Play comes in from the far side line and the Hornets will holler up here trying to get something positive going here to take home.

Work toward next week.

Ritzel Center will be

on the road next week.

Second down play, McGlynn under center, rolls to his right and off, trying to get around the near side is Perkins, stiff arms a couple, stays in bounds and then finally gang-cackled by several of the Lancaster arrows led by Breeden, Glenn.

Born at ball carriers, moving Bronson Perkins, getting

Kind of dirtied up here a little bit again.

It's not it's not raining You've heard tell it's raining in some of the area spots including Richland Center, but we're getting through the night without rain Looks like it's gonna stay that way I kind of anticipated by the way they were talking today that it was going to be raining in sheets here tonight, but at Lancaster at least not yet First in 10

For the horse ball around the 29 yard line their own Long snap count McGuinn out Lancaster jump I don't believe they were drawn off so penalty should be against the arrows working in a few separate players Here tonight, but again, that's gonna be called on Richland Center Gonna say they were drawn off

5-yard penalty back around the 24-yard line.

Block continuing to run.

6 minutes left in the football game tonight.

35-nothing Lancaster in the lead.

First down and 15 from the 24, which was center zone.

So the Hornets up to snap the ball.

Jackson-Maru set to do the honors, and there's the snap.

And off, going to the first running back, nothing there, and the arrow is taken back, right at length, with a big hit, and Axel Bailey is well number 54, driving the Hornets back into deeper with their backs against the wall a little bit.

Will Weiss in the game right now, wearing one of those cushioned helmets for the Hornets.

The clock runs down to five minutes here.

RC with a second down at about 21 yards to go.

Ornates up to the football, three men wide to the near side.

Otherwise Perkins in the backfield and the quarterback is McGlynn to snap them the

quarterback care to the quarterback runs back to the other side going to be hit as he throws in his incomplete intended for Will Weiss and Avery McGlynn took another hit pressured by Axel Bailey of Lancaster Third down play come up for the horse 21 yard line Notice for updates from the Ithaca school fair and homecoming tomorrow and it will be there for football tomorrow pregame time beginning around 1240 and then it's

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Bird-down play coming up here for the Hornets.

Trying to get something positive going for their own 21 yard line.

There's the snap.

The Glenn, hands off, Brompton-Burkins cuts left side, breaks a tackle, gets to the 30.

Not quite that far out to about the 28 yard line.

Brought down by number 10, Elliot Webster of the Flying Arrows.

He's a senior and that brings up fourth down.

Ornates will bring out the punting team.

I would assume and late Morris.

Coming in late is wearing number 56 this week because we've got him working on the line from time to time.

Normally he wears number 18.

Play for his back to do the punting.

The snap is good.

He steps up and it's a high spiral.

Lancaster did not send the receiver back.

This ball is just going to keep rolling and down to around the 24 yard line after a hornet punt.

Lancaster will have the ball for its third possession of the half.

They lead it 35-0.

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Lancaster football and they've got a new quarterback in there as well Wyatt Schwantes.

He's a sophomore Watches the back lines just taking some time off the clock and then the hands off Nearsight bouncing up one tackler and now heading around the left end for a few yards is number 33 freshman Isaac Jensen Tackled by AJ Quo boy.

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So the arrows move the chains and now the ball is around the 38 yard line with a minute 40 remaining in tonight's game.

Count down on the extended action.

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Looking at the back line, Judge.

And now the hand is up.

Wyatt Schwantis will take the snap, hands off, first man through, there's that freshman again, bounce off one, and now drags a couple with him to around the 42 on the run by Isaac Jensen.

Kamani Gullens makes the stop for Richland Center.

Down to 49 seconds, arrows getting down to almost being able to get into the V formation here to wrap up the ball game.

Up to the football with 40 seconds remaining.

I believe they'll snap it one more time and that will be it and it will be officially in the books tonight.

So the QV, Schwantis.

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Lancaster gets its first win of the year tonight over the Richland Center Hornets.

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Tonight, Lancaster gets the win.

They jump out to a 22-0 halftime lead, and the Dunkler Awards turning point of the game.

I'm going with the touchdown on the last play of the first half.

Toye Raggitz, not the last play, but 25-second left in the half.

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If Ritzel Center holds them there, it's 14-nothing at halftime.

But it was not the case.

So Raggitz, the Weber and Toy had a really good game here tonight as well for the arrows playing through injury and looked really well here, getting his team out to the continuous clock win over the Ritzel Center Hornets.

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The arrows get a 35 nothing victory here tonight.

First quarter was scoreless and it was kind of a back and forth turnover quarter.

Blake Muller had an interception for the Richland Center defense and later Lancaster driving at the end of the quarter would score in the first play of the second quarter on a six yard pass from Raghett's to Weber and the Deacon High's nice play by the defense of Richland Center knocked that two-point conversion away so it kept it fixed to nothing.

Later on Hornets turned it over on Downs.

Lancaster taking over and working the ball from their 32 yard line

capping it off with a Toy Reggit's two yard touchdown run.

Reggit threw to Trace and Fishneck to make it 14-nothing.

And then that kind of backbreaker, as I called it, the turning point of the game.

Toy Reggit's to Lucas Webber, 26 yard touchdown with just 25 seconds to play and a half.

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Wiedenbeck with the two point run made it 22-nothing.

In the second half, it was Lancaster in the first possession.

With an 80-yard drive gapping it off with a 37-yard toy raggett to Teddy Raggett's pass, and that covered about 45 yards through the air.

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And the last touchdown, toy raggett to A.J.

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The kick failed.

That's how we end tonight here.

35-nothing.

Richland Center with the loss, dropping to a 1-4 record, and now Lancaster

1 and 4 with the victory here this evening.

Next up for the Horts, they'll be traveling to Glarner Community Complex next Friday night when they take on Nuglaris at their next action.

Hornets wrapping up this season with Nuglaris on the road back at home against Broadhead Judah on the second.

They're at River Valley on the night and they will host Dodgeville for homecoming on the 16th.

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35-0, we wish we had better news for Hornet fans tonight, but that's the way it went.

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