St. Charles at Breckenridge – – Eight Man Football – – The Bleacher Denizen – – September 29, 2023 – – by Chuck Krafft

In this You Tube video of the Red River Valley, I tell my listeners that you never know where the Red River Valley will lead you. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w03AhhNk1M8

Unfortunately, one place where it does not lead is Breckenridge High School. Fortunately, however, M-46 does lead there (with a slight detour on Wright St.) In a confusing moment, I actually had to turn left on Wright St. to get to Breckenridge High. While this taxed your aging Bleacher Denizen’s cognitive skills to the max, fortunately, he was able to pull off the turn and get to the high school after he waited about 20 minutes for the homecoming parade to pass him. Everyone seemed like they had a great time at the parade.

Tonight, your Bleacher Denizen’s football journey takes him up north (from Lansing, where I live) to Breckenridge, where the Huskies will host the Bulldogs from St. Charles in their Homecoming Football game! (Some day, I hope to learn how to obtain the magic gravitas that would allow me to refer to my journeys as “odysseys”, but that is a story for another article.) (And I almost wrenched my shoulder while patting myself on the back for avoiding any Huskie vs. Bulldog dog jokes.)

I experienced a first at the homecoming. The Breckenridge FFA was serving home made bean soup at the game. It was really a refreshing change to my Friday diet. (Your Bleacher Denizen ends up eating too many hot dogs – – -) The soup was great and much healthier than my usual game day food!

Three singers from the Breckenridge choir, Ava Brzak, Elarae Carey and Leah Wale did a beautiful job singing the National Anthem. As your Bleacher Denizen is also a musician, he always enjoys extending kudos to students for a musical job well-done!!

It is now time to watch the game and record its events through the aging eyes of a sedentary Bleacher Denizen whose football career was ruined when his coach refused to allow him to quarterback the team while lying on his couch.

Justin Pryor kicked off for Breckenridge to open the game. He sent his kickoff to the St. Charles 47 yard line where Gavin Formeman dove on the ball. The Bulldogs opened their first series on their own 47 yard line.

Taylor Grunas gained about five yards on a first down run before he ran into Braxton Clapp, but a penalty negated the play and cost the Bulldogs ten yards. On the first down replay, Braden Bila went into the middle for a five yard gain before Gavin Long took him down. On the next play, St. Charles fumbled and Jaxon Laubscher recovered it for Breckenridge to give the Huskies a first down on the Bulldog 42 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher (who is playing with one injured hand) faked a handoff and went to the left for a thirteen yard gain before going out of bounds.

Jaxon Laubscher passed to Trey Most for an eight yard gain; Liam McPhail forced him out of bounds for the Bulldogs. Jaxon Laubscher completed a second down pass to Gavin Long for a ten yard gain before Braden Bila forced him out of bounds. Breckenridge had a first down on the St. Charles 12 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher faked a handoff and scampered for a twelve yard touchdown run. After Jaxon Laubscher successful ran the ball in for the two extra points, Breckenridge had an 8-0 lead with 10:12 to play in the first quarter.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball to the St. Charles 42 yard line where Lucas Jastrzembowski fielded it and returned it four yards before Gavin Long tackled him. The Bulldogs started their series on their own 46 yard line.

Taylor Grunas went up the left tackle for an eight yard gain before Justin Pryor took him down. Taylor Grunas’ second down run up the middle was good for four yards and a first down. Xzavior Garcia made the tackle for Breckenridge.

Braden Bila went to the right for a seven yard first down gain before Jaxon Laubscher pulled him down. Taylor Grunas zipped to the left for a twelve yard gain before he was stopped by Blaze Snyder. St. Charles had a first down on the Breckenridge 10 yard line.

Braden Bila went to the right for a four yard gain before Gavin Long tackled him. On the next play, Taylor Grunas took the ball into the end zone for a six yard touchdown. Taylor Grunas went to the left on the Bulldogs’ successful extra point run. With 7:07 to play in the first quarter, the game was tied at 8-8.

Phoenix Thompson booted his kickoff to the Huskie 18 yard line where Gavin Long caught it and returned it sixteen yards before Beauden Wicke stopped him. Breckenridge had a first down on its own 34 yard line.

Connor Eastman stopped the Breckenridge first down run for no gain. A second down penalty pushed the Huskies back five yards. On the second down replay, Lucas Jastrzembowski knocked the Huskie pass out of the air. Lucas Jastrzembowski and Liam McPhail covered on the Huskie incomplete third down pass. Jaxon Laubscher punted for Breckenridge on fourth down; his teammate, Trey Most downed the ball at the St. Charles 29 yard line.

Braden Bila broke several tackles on his way to an eleven yard first down gain.

On the next play, Braden Bila went around the right end for thirty-one yards before Justin Pryor made a tackle to prevent a touchdown. The Bulldogs had a first down on the Huskie 29 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher stopped the Bulldog first down run for no gain. Trey Most and Xzavior Garcia teamed up to stop the Bulldog second down run for a three yard loss. A third down penalty negated a four yard gain for St. Charles. The Bulldog third down pass fell incomplete. On fourth down, Phoenix Thompson punted for the Bulldogs; his punt went into the end zone and Breckenridge started their next series on their own 20 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher completed a first down pass to Trey Most on the right for a five yard gain; Beauden Wicke made the tackle for the Bulldogs. Jaxon Laubscher’s second down run around the right end was good for twenty yards before Jacob Sutton and Lucas Jastrzembowski teamed up to tackle him.

Phoenix Thompson covered for St. Charles on the Breckenridge incomplete first down pass. On the next play, Jaxon Laubscher got around the left end and won a fifty-five yard foot race to the end zone for a Breckenridge touchdown. Connor Eastman stopped the Huskie extra point run. With 2:32 remaining in the first quarter, Breckenridge took a 14-8 lead.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball to the St. Charles 46 yard line. There was a big scrum for the ball; Lucas Jastrzembowski was able to secure the pigskin for the Bulldogs. St. Charles had a first down on its own 46 yard line.

Braden Bila went up the left tackle for a fourteen yard gain before he ran into Justin Pryor.

Braden Bila powered through the middle for a twenty-five yard gain; Blaze Snyder made the tackle for Breckenridge.

Braden Bila went back into the middle for a sixteen yard gain before Blaze Snyder stopped him to give his Bulldogs a first down on the Huskie 4 yard line.

A flag negated Braden Bila’s run into the end zone and pushed St. Charles back to the Breckenridge 14 yard line. Jacob Sutton went to the right for a nine yard gain; Blaze Snyder had the Breckenridge tackle. On the next play, Taylor Grunas powered his way into the end zone for a five yard touchdown. After Taylor Grunas’ successful two point run, St. Charles had a 16-14 lead with 44 seconds to play in the first quarter.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Breckenridge 16 yard line where Gavin Long grabbed it and returned it for eighteen yards to give Breckenridge a first down on their own 34 yard line.

Phoenix Thompson made a great open field solo tackle to stop the Breckenridge first down run for no gain. On the final play of the first quarter, Trey Most gained seven yards before Liam McPhail tackled him.

After one quarter, St. Charles held a 16-14 lead. Breckenridge had a third down with three yards to go on their own 41 yard line.

On the first play of the second quarter, Jaxon Laubscher gained nine yards before Jacob Sutton and Phoenix Thompson forced him out of bounds. Breckenridge had a first down on the fifty yard line.

On first down, Jaxon Laubscher looked down the field to pass and decided to run; he gained seven yards before Jacob Sutton pulled him down. A second down penalty cost the Huskies five yards. On third down, Jaxon Laubscher took the ball around the right end for a forty yard gain before Liam McPhail stopped him. Breckenridge had a first down on the St. Charles 8 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher completed a first down pass to Maddax McCaw, but Phoenix Thompson tackled him for no gain. Gavin Burk tackled the Huskie ball carrier in the backfield on second down, but a penalty on the Bulldogs moved the Huskies to the 5 yard line. Jaxon Laubscher went to the right and cleverly evaded a tackler for a five yard touchdown run. Phoenix Thompson tackled the runner to foil the Huskie extra point run. With 9:36 left in the second quarter, Breckenridge took a 20-16 lead.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball off to the fifty yard line where Dillon Bott dove on it; St. Charles started its next series on the fifty yard line.

Braden Bila went through the line for a six yard first down gain before he was stopped by Braxton Clapp. On second down, Braden Bila dragged several tacklers on his way to a nine yard gain and a first down; Justin Pryor made the tackle for the Huskies.

On the next play, Connor Eastman zipped up the left side for a thirty-five yard touchdown run. Blaze Snyder stopped the Bulldogs extra point run. With 8:35 remaining in quarter number two, St. Charles had a 22-20 lead.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Breckenridge 22 yard line where Gavin Long caught it and went up the right side for about twenty yards. Alas, both the Huskies and Bulldogs were assessed penalties and forced into crates. (Oops, that joke violates the “no dog joke” pledge near the start of the article. I tried. I TRIED!!!) I guess the real situation was that the kickoff had to be replayed.

Phoenix Thompson managed to ignore the Bleacher Denizen’s silly joke and kicked the ball off to the twenty yard line this time. Gavin Long returned the ball thirty-three yards to the Bulldog 47 yard line where the Huskies began their next series.

A penalty negated a short first down gain by Breckenridge. On the first down replay, Jaxon Laubscher tossed the ball to Trey Most, who gained seven yards before he stepped out of bounds on the right side. Jaxon Laubscher gained two yards on a second down run up the left tackle. Beauden Wicke made the tackle for the Bulldogs. On third down, Connor Eastman pressured the quarterback and Gavin Burk knocked the pass down at the line of scrimmage. Jaxon Laubscher launched a fourth down pass to Trey Most over the middle; he caught it in the middle of a bunch of traffic for a fourteen yard gain and a first down at the Bulldog 31 yard line. Lucas Jastrzembowski made the tackle for St. Charles.

A false start penalty cost Breckenridge five yards. Jaxon Laubscher ran through the middle for a six yard gain on the first down replay; Gavin Burk made the tackle for St. Charles. Lucas Jastrzembowski knocked the Huskie second down pass out of the air. A penalty negated the Breckenridge third down up the middle and cost them five yards. On the third down replay, Jaxon Laubscher heaved the ball to Gavin Long, who gained thirty yards up sideline to give Breckenridge a first down at the St. Charles 15 yard line.

Braden Bila stopped the Huskie first down run for no gain. Gavin Long went up the right side and gained five yards on second down before Jacob Sutton stopped him. Jaxon Laubscher scrambled out of the pocket and gained five yards to the left side. After an official measurement, Breckenridge was given a first down on the St. Charles 5 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher dodged and darted his way for a four yard gain up to the one yard line. On the next play Jaxon Laubscher powered the ball into the end zone for a one yard touchdown. Jaxon Laubscher completed a successful conversion pass to Trey Most to earn two extra points and Breckenridge had a 28-22 lead with 3:34 to play in the first half.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball off to the fifty yard line where Phoenix Thompson fielded it and returned it for a yard before Trey Most took him down. St. Charles had a first down on the Huskie 49 yard line.

Braden Bila gained two yards up the middle on first down before he was chewed up by a pack of Huskies. On the next play, Connor Eastman broke through the left tackle for a thirty-seven yard gain before Trey Most made a tackle to prevent a touchdown. St. Charles was now on the Huskie 10 yard line with a first down.

Braden Bila ran up the middle for a ten yard touchdown. Gavin Long knocked the point after pass down. With 2:41 to go in the first half, the game was tied at 28-28.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Huskie 45 yard line where Gabe Coyle fielded the ball and was tackled immediately. Breckenridge had a first down on its own 45 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher faked a handoff and went to the right for an eleven yard gain before Lucas Jastrzembowski forced him out of bounds.

Jaxon Laubscher took the ball to the left for a thirteen yard gain before Connor Eastman forced him out of bounds. Breckenridge had a first down on the St. Charles 31 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher completed a screen pass to Gavin Long, who gained twenty yards on the play.

On the next play, Jaxon Laubscher cut to the left and back to the middle for an eleven yard touchdown run. Braden Bila made a tackle to foil the Huskie extra point run. With 1:30 to play in the first half, Breckenridge had a 34-28 lead.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball to the Bulldog 14 yard line where Jacob Sutton caught it and gained sixteen yards before Maddax McCaw tackled him. St. Charles had a first down on its own 30 yard line.

Connor Eastman went around the left end for a thirty-one yard gain to earn a first down in Breckenridge territory on the 39 yard line.

Trey Most’s first down run earned three yards before Xzavior Garcia tackled him. Xzavior Garcia and Cris Zuniga teamed up to make a really hard hit to stop the Bulldog second down run for no gain. Taylor Grunas went way back in the pocket, but got out for a six yard third down gain before Trey Most tackled him. Taylor Grunas’ fourth down pass to Phoenix Thompson gained twenty-six yards to give the Bulldogs a first down on the Huskie 4 yard line.

The Bulldog first down run attempt ended up in a scrum that resulted in no gain. On second down, Braden Bila ran for a four yard touchdown. Braden Bila successfully ran the two point conversion to give St. Charles a 36-34 lead with 9 seconds left on the first half clock.

The Bulldogs’ Blaze Snyder downed Phoenix Thompson’s kickoff at the Huskie 32 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher went to the left for a two yard gain before Phoenix Thompson tackled him. On the final play of the first half, Beauden Wicke and Liam McPhail covered on the Bulldog incomplete pass.

St. Charles took a 36-34 lead into the locker room at half time. If normal football conventions are held, the Bulldogs should also have a 36-34 lead at the start of the third quarter.

Breckenridge’s band entertained at halftime before the Homecoming Court was introduced. The Huskie Band is led by Dana Molands. The instructors are Chloe Sheler, Morgan Lille, Jake Hart and Annika Lowe.

The band opened with Sweet Caroline by Neil Diamond and moved on to the Huskie fight song. The band did a wonderful job!!

For those of you who were not able to hear the halftime show, I hope you will enjoy this 1950s rendition of “Glow Worm” from my You Tube Channel!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbyez-hYtDY

Then it was time to announce the Homecoming Court and to name Isaac Humm as Homecoming King and Megan Goward as Homecoming Queen! Congratulations to Mr. Humm and Ms. Goward!!

It was time to being the third quarter. As I predicted, St. Charles does have a 36-34 lead. (For a small fee, I can use those magical powers to predict the next lotto numbers; I do confess that few (okay, no) people have taken me up on that. I guess if I want to earn “fees” I may need to predict something a bit more earth-shaking.)

Phoenix Thompson ignored the Bleacher Denizen’s dreams of easy money and kicked the ball off to the Breckenridge 37 yard line where Maddax McCaw fielded it and went up the left side for a ten yard gain. Breckenridge started its next series on its own 46 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher went up the left side for a thirteen yard gain before Beauden Wicke tackled him.

Gavin Burk tipped the Breckenridge first down pass and it fell harmlessly to the earth. Jaxon Laubscher faked a handoff on second down and went into the middle. He gained three yards before Beauden Wicke tackled him. Jaxon Laubscher completed a third down pass to Gavin Long, but Braden Bila tackled him almost immediately to limit the gain to one yard. Jaxon Laubscher completed a fourth down pass in stride to Gavin Long, who gained twenty-seven yards up the left side before Connor Eastman stopped him.

Breckenridge had a first down on the St. Charles 12 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher took the ball to the middle for a three yard gain before he met up with Connor Eastman. Jaxon Laubscher completed a second down pass to Trey Most for a two yard gain; Phoenix Thompson got the Bulldog tackle. A penalty pushed the Bulldogs back five yards. Lucas Jastrzembowski covered on the Bulldog incomplete third down pass into the end zone. Gavin Long made a great leaping catch of Jaxon Laubscher’s fourth down pass to score a Breckenridge touchdown.

Lucas Jastrzembowski stopped the Huskie extra point run. With 8:05 to go in the third quarter, Breckenridge had a 40-36 lead.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball to the fifty yard line where Gavin Formeman grabbed it and downed it for St. Charles. The Bulldogs began their next drive at midfield.

Taylor Grunas went to the left for a twenty yard gain before Justin Pryor forced him out of bounds.

Braden Bila went to the right for a thirteen yard gain before he was stopped by Trey Most and St. Charles had a first down on the Breckenridge 17 yard line.

Taylor Grunas went up the middle for a five yard gain; Trey Most forced him out of bounds. Braden Bila used a great second effort to gain ten second down yards to the right before Braxton Clapp pulled him down.

On the next play, Braden Bila went into the end zone for a two yard Bulldog touchdown. There was a bad snap on the extra point attempt; Jaxon Laubscher tackled the man who fell on the football. With 6:36 to go in quarter number three, St. Charles had a 42-40 lead.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Huskie 25 yard line where Gavin Long grabbed it and gained eight yards before Jacob Sutton tackled him. Breckenridge had a first down on their own 33 yard line.

Gavin Burk stopped the Huskie first down run for no gain. Phoenix Thompson tripped up the Huskie second down runner for no gain. Jaxon Laubscher completed a third down pass to Trey Most, but a penalty negated the play and pushed the Huskies back five yards. On the next play, Lucas Jastrzembowski intercepted a Breckenridge pass and returned the ball about thirty-yards out to the Bulldog 33 yard line where St. Charles started its next series.

Braden Bila gained eight yards on first down over the right tackle before Cris Zuniga tackled him. A second down penalty on Breckenridge gave St. Charles five yards and a first down.

Connor Eastman ran on first down and gained four yards to put the Bulldogs at midfield. Braden Bila made a tough run to the right side and gained eight yards for a first down before Gabe Coyle stopped him.

On first down, Taylor Grunas went into the line, pulled back and burst through for a six yard gain. Connor Eastman’s second down run was good for six yards and a first down before Cris Zuniga pulled him down.

A first down holding penalty pushed St. Charles back ten yards. On the first down replay, Jacob Sutton went to the right for a twenty-three yard gain before Trey Most forced him out of bounds. St. Charles had a first down on the Breckenridge 17 yard line.

Braden Bila went to the right for a thirteen yard gain before he was stopped by Trey Most to put the Bulldogs on the Huskie 4 yard line.

Cris Zuniga stopped the Bulldog first down run for no gain. Gavin Long got into the Bulldog backfield and stopped the second down run for a six yard loss. On third down, Jacob Sutton took the ball to the left for a ten yard touchdown run. Braden Bila ran for a successful extra two points to give St. Charles a 50-40 lead with 34 seconds to play in the third auarter.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Breckenridge 25 yard line; Gavin Long fielded it and gained about twenty yards, but the Huskies were hit with a penalty and ended up starting their series on their own 25 yard line.

Gavin Long gained seven yards to the left on a first down reverse play. A penalty was assessed on St. Charles that gave Breckenridge a first down on its own 47 yard line.

On the next play, Jaxon Laubscher completed a beautiful pass in stride to Trey Most, who scored a fifty-three yard touchdown. Jaxon Laubscher ran the successful extra point attempt. With 5 seconds left in the third quarter, the Bulldog lead was trimmed to 50-48.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball off to the St. Charles 43 yard line where Connor Eastman dove on the ball; St. Charles started its next series on its own 43 yard line.

On the final play of the third quarter, Braden Bila went to the right for a thirteen yard gain and a first down before Jaxon Laubscher forced him out of bounds.

After three quarters, St. Charles held a 50-48 lead. The Bulldogs had the ball and a first down on the Huskie 46 yard line.

Braden Bila gained six yards on a run up the left tackle before Cris Zuniga tackled him on the first play of the fourth quarter. Braden Bila’s second down run was good for six yards and a first down before Gavin Long stopped him.

Xzavior Garcia stopped the Bulldog first down run in the backfield for a three yard loss. Braden Bila went around the right end on second down and gained sixteen yards before Cris Zuniga forced him out of bounds.

On the next play, Jacob Sutton went through the right side of the line for a twenty-one yard Bulldog touchdown. Aargh! Your aging Bleacher Denizen credited the extra point run stop to #67; there is no one on the Huskie roster with that number. Braiden Long is #69; I’m going to guess he stopped the extra point run. In any event, St. Charles had a 56-48 lead with 9:56 remaining in the contest.

Phoenix Thompson’s kickoff went out of bounds near the Breckenridge 15 yard line. Breckenridge started its next series on its own 35 yard line.

Phoenix Thompson stopped the Huskie first down run up the middle for a one yard gain. The Huskie quarterback was forced out of the pocket on second down; Braden Bila tackled him for a two yard loss. Jaxon Laubscher’s third down pass to Maddax McCaw up the left sideline earned thirty-one yards before Lucas Jastrzembowski forced him out of bounds. Breckenridge had a first down on the St. Charles 35 yard line.

Your aging Bleacher Denizen got distracted; he did not note who gained nine yards on a first down run for Breckenridge. My apologies to the Huskie who made this fine run. A second down offside penalty on the Bulldogs gave the Huskies a first down on the St. Charles 21 yard line.

A first down penalty on what appeared to be a successful running play moved Breckenridge back eleven yards. On the first down replay, a run to the middle by Gavin Long netted six yards. Jacob Sutton stopped the Breckenridge run on the left end for a two yard gain. Jaxon Laubscher completed a third down pass to Trey Most down the left sideline for a twenty-four yard touchdown. A horde of determined Bulldogs stopped the Huskie extra point run. With 6:24 left on the clock, Breckenridge trimmed the St. Charles lead to 56-54.

Justin Pryor kicked the ball off to the Bulldog 45 yard line where the ball was fumbled. After a massive scramble, Phoenix Thompson recovered the ball for St. Charles; the Bulldogs started their next series on their own 45 yard line.

Phoenix Thompson went to the right for a five yard gain before Xzavior Garcia stopped him. Taylor Grunas went up the middle and was stopped just a half yard short of the first down. Braden Bila gained six yards on a third down run before Gabe Coyle halted him.

Taylor Grunas went to the left and gained ten yards before Trey Most tackled him. The officials measured things to be sure and gave St. Charles a first down.

On the next play, Braden Bila bolted through the middle for a thirty yard touchdown run. Gabe Coyle stopped the Bulldogs’ extra point try. With 4:30 left in the game, St. Charles had a 62-54 lead.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball off to the Breckenridge 15 yard line. A penalty negated most of the Huskie runback and they started their next series on their own 16 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher completed a screen pass to Gavin Long for a ten yard gain and a first down.

Connor Eastman sacked the Huskie quarterback for a three yard first down loss. Braden Bila covered on Breckenridge’s incomplete second down pass. Jacob Sutton’s timely hit caused Breckenridge to drop its third down pass. On the next play, Jaxon Laubscher completed a great pass to Trey Most for a seventy-seven yard touchdown. The Breckenridge point after pass fell incomplete. With 3:22 left in the game, the Huskies trimmed the Bulldog lead to 62-60.

Justin Pryor’s kickoff went to the Bulldog 47 yard line where Braden Bila dove on the ball. St. Charles started its next series on their own 47 yard line.

Braden Bila went to the right for an eight yard first down gain before Cris Zuniga stopped him. Trey Most and Blaze Snyder teamed up to stop the Bulldog second down run to the right for no gain. Xzavior Garcia stopped the Bulldog third down run for a one yard gain. Taylor Grunas dove into the middle and gained five yards to earn a first down for his Bulldogs.

Jacob Sutton went into the middle for a first down four yard gain before Cris Zuniga stopped his progress. Jacob Sutton went around the left end for a fifteen yard gain. Jaxon Laubscher got the tackle for Breckenridge.

On the next play, Jacob Sutton went to the right for a twenty yard touchdown. Jacob Sutton also ran the successful two point conversion to give St. Charles a 70-60 lead with 1:06 to go.

Phoenix Thompson kicked the ball to the Breckenridge 15 yard line where Gavin Long fielded it and ran it back thirty-six yards. Breckenridge started its series on the St. Charles 49 yard line.

Jaxon Laubscher threw the ball to Gavin Long for a forty-four yard gain. Jacob Sutton made a tackle on the 5 yard line to prevent a Breckenridge touchdown.

Breckenridge had a penalty on first down and lost five yards. On the next play, Lucas Jastrzembowski made a clutch interception in the end zone with just 33 seconds remaining in the game. St. Charles was given the ball on its own 20 yard line.

St. Charles took a knee on the next play, which was the final play of the game.

St. Charles won this exciting offensive display by a 70-60 score.