Football | 9/10/2022 9:21:00 PM
The first half started off with two answering field goals knotting up the score at 3 apiece. Both teams struggled to get offense going on either side. Blue Jay's convert with an 11 yard touchdown to #11 Caleb Jamal Grant to take the lead before half 10-3. The Blue Jay's continued to capitalized all on all Bulldogs mistakes jumping out to a 17-3 lead at the end of the first half.
At halftime, the Blake Reed Memorial Scholarship was presented to senior defensive back #19
Brandt Johnson.
Brandt Johnson was joined by Blake's father Ronnie Reed and past recipients, Josh White and John Davidson.
After halftime, #20
Tristan Szabo finds #13 Aidan Friesen for a 27 yard pass completion to end the 3rd quarter and give the bulldogs the momentum they needed to head into 4th quarter.
Bulldogs go back to #13
Aidan Frieson to start the fourth quarter on a 31 yard reception. Quickly following #22
Jesse Davis walks in for the bulldogs first touchdown to cut the lead to 7.
With 3:16 remaining the Bulldogs stuffed the Blue Jays to shift momentum. Bulldogs quickly find #13
Aidan Frieson with a 65 yard reception on 4th and 6, but miss the point after attempt to tie the game late. But the Bulldogs continue to respond with an onside kick. #28
Caden Bush recovers his own onside kick to give the Bulldogs the football on the 46 yard line. Bulldogs would turn the ball over on downs, allowing the Blue Jays to kneel out the clock. Bulldogs come up short, 16-17.
Key contributors for the Bulldogs #20
Tristan Szabo leading the Bulldogs 362 in the air, 42 on the ground, and 1 touchdown. #13 Aidan Friesen lead the Bulldogs with 196 yards and 7 receptions.
Defensively, bulldogs #14
Teegan Shepard and #35
Kobe Brown combined for 9 tackles and 1 sack. Defense continues to show out and held Tabor's offense to 211 total yards.
Bulldogs will travel to Ottawa, Kansas next week as they take on the Ottawa Braves. Kick is slated for 6:00 PM.
