Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Serving Lincoln County for more than a century!
Daeton Deife kicks off to Pateros.
Chase Kissler, and Collin Martin take down a Billygoat.
Brady attempts to recover the ball in the game against Pateros.
History in the making as Tucker Walter played his first junior-high tackle football game September 19. He carries forward the legacy of the Walter men wearing #32, worn also by his grandfather Bruce Walter and his father Colley Walter.
Team manager Hudson Walter , youngest brother of Tucker, may well end up wearing the family number on his jersey himself one day.
The Pateros Billygoats were no match for the Tigers at home in Odessa last Thursday evening, September 26.
Marcus King dominated the Tiger offense, making five touchdowns, three rushing, one receiving, one 85-yard kickoff return for a TD and one two-point conversion for a total of 32 points and 244 total yards gained.
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All three quarterbacks, Camden Weber, Jett Nelson and Collin Martin, saw action.
Both the rushing and passing games were successful. Six Tigers rushed for 244 yards: Anthony Elder, Collin Martin, Gage Starkel, Daeton Deife, Josh Clark and King. Five had pass receptions for another 97 yards: Brady Walter, King, Deife, Clark and Pilot Weishaar.
Elder led the team in total tackles with five, while Deife and Drew Hardung had four each. Elder and Clark each had a quarterback sack. Nelson, Walter and Weishaar each had one interception. Nelson also had a good night as the sole member of the kicking squad. He made two out of three point-after attempts and also made a field goal, something the Tigers had not accomplished since 1986. As a kicker, he added five points to the team's 79-point total.
On Friday, October 4, the Tigers face the Eagles in Soap Lake at 7 p.m.
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