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In the Memorial football matchup, senior linebacker Grayson Carter showcased his skills with two interceptions in the second half and also rushed for a touchdown. The team's impressive record continued as they secured a 37-14 victory over Castle.
North Posey's Cade Mauck was another standout player, rushing for 218 yards on 21 carries and scoring three touchdowns. He added to his impressive game with a kickoff return touchdown in a 56-26 triumph against Mount Vernon.
North's junior running back, Hunter McKinney, contributed 189 yards on 13 carries and three touchdowns, further solidifying his position as a key player. Central faced a 71-28 defeat at the hands of McKinney's team.
Tecumseh's junior running back, Sawyer Riddle, had a stellar performance with 161 rushing yards on 12 carries and two touchdowns. The team's dominance shone through with a 41-0 victory over Switzerland County.
Vincennes Lincoln's junior linebacker, Carson Sanders, recorded 20 total tackles (including two for loss) and a sack, while also catching a touchdown. The team's 31-14 win against Owen Valey highlighted Sanders' all-around contributions.
Washington's sophomore running back, Antwan Tabor, showcased his prowess with 253 rushing yards on 11 carries and four touchdowns. Pike Central fell 51-14 to Tabor's team, underscoring his impact on the game.
Reitz's sophomore running back, Amyr Juice Wilford, contributed 139 yards on 19 carries and two touchdowns, playing a pivotal role in the team's 35-16 win over Mater Dei.
Heritage Hills' senior quarterback, Tyce Winchell, delivered an outstanding performance with 254 yards passing on 15 attempts and three touchdowns. He also added 55 yards and two scores through rushing. The team's 48-6 win over Boonville showcased Winchell's dual threat ability.
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