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Paul Kartchner, a sophomore from Maridian, Idaho, flies over Mike Smith, a senior from Beaverton, Ore. after a little tango.

Football games decide championship teams

Megan Ransom RAN04008@BYUI.EDU sports asst. editor

In their final game of the season, the Hawks beat the Wildcats, 30-28.

For most of the first half, every other rush by Cole Rieben of the Wildcats, a freshman from Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, resulted in a touchdown.

Of Rieben’s 206 rushing yards for the game, 124 were for touchdowns.

The Hawks retaliated with three touchdowns in a row.

“I think it’s the best game we’ve played of the season,” said Quinn Anderson., a freshman from Baker City, Ore., and Wildcats player.

“It was a great game. Both teams really came together, gave their all and really showed a lot of character on the field,” said Scott Crosby, a junior from Cowley, Wyo. and coach of the Hawks.

Competing for third and fourth place, the Titans will play against the Vikings Nov. 12 at 2 p.m. Afterwards the Wolverines will face the Knights at 6 p.m. in the championship game.

Live bands will perform, and 100 prizes will be given out at the games.