November 15, 2019
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WHS gets 35-20 win in first-round of playoffs
B y B ruCe d ustin
The Columbia Press
A 35-20 win over the
Sheridan Spartans last Fri-
day places the Warrenton
Warrior’s football team
into Saturday’s quarterfi-
nals.
“We did a nice job of ex-
ecuting our game plan on
Friday and focusing on
control,” Assistant Coach
Cade Wilkins said. “Even
though it was a good win,
we have to make sure we
flush last Friday and con-
tinue to move forward.”
Debbie Morrow
Warrenton’s offense was Devin Jackson makes a break with the ball after Courtesy
a Heppner player
led by Jake Morrow and falls.
Hordie Bodden Bodden,
scoring an impressive 21
points in the first quarter
alone. Austin Little and
Josh Earls provided back-
up with defensive inter-
ceptions.
“We have another good
opponent in Heppner this
week, so it’s important that
we take the same mentali-
ty as we did last week,”
Wilkins said. “We need to
make sure we do our job
and just focus on us.”
The game against the No.
3-ranked Heppner Mus-
tangs is at noon Saturday,
Nov. 16, at the Morrow
County Fairgrounds in
Heppner.
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