H.S. FOOTBALL: Tri-Valley rolls in rematch rout to clinch District 11 title game berth
VALLEY VIEW — As the dust was still settling following Tri-Valley’s Week 10 loss to Williams Valley, Bulldogs Coach Jeff Sampson said his team was already chomping at the bit to get back on the field, in hopes of getting a second shot at the Vikings. The Bulldogs are getting that shot. On Friday night, the Bulldogs began their postseason with a 37-7 blowout over the Marian Catholic Colts. ...
Tri-Valley Bulldogs bounced back from their Week 10 loss to Williams Valley with a dominant 37-7 victory over Marian Catholic Colts on Friday night, securing their spot in the District 11 Class A championship game. Quarterback Trey Porter, who surpassed 1,000 passing yards on the season and 2,000 for his career, led the way with four touchdowns and 175 passing yards.
Split end Carter Troutman added two scores on three receptions. The first quarter was particularly dominant for Tri-Valley, as linebacker Landon Horoschak blocked a punt for a safety and defensive tackle Robert Schwartz returned an interception for a touchdown. Porter's passing attack continued to shine, as he connected with Troutman for two more touchdowns, including a 50-yard strike in the third quarter.
The Bulldogs' defense held strong, allowing only 31 total yards and forcing Marian Catholic into a single touchdown in the fourth quarter. With this win, Tri-Valley sets up a rematch against their rival Williams Valley next Saturday.
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