Indiana high school football game ends in score better fit for baseball
No, you aren't reading this final score between two Indiana high school football teams incorrectly.
In an unusual twist, a high school football game in Indiana concluded with a score fitting a baseball game. Plymouth and Goshen, both situated near South Bend, found themselves unable to score in regulation, leading to a 5-2 final tally. The decisive moment occurred in overtime when Goshen's Trenton Clark landed a 25-yard field goal, securing the win for his team.
The unique game, labeled as "5-2," had fans questioning the odd score. Last season, Plymouth's victory over Goshen was much more lopsided, with a 44-7 margin. Currently, Plymouth stands at 1-4 on the season with a positive point differential, while Goshen is 2-3. For the latest updates on high school sports, readers can follow USA TODAY High School Sports on Instagram and X.
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