September 13, 2016

Manila (1-1) couldn't find an answer to Trumann's ground game this past Friday night at Wildcat field as the Wildcats ran for 314 yards as a team in posting a 35-19 win over the Lions...

Anthony Cossey
Manila's Logan Hamilton hits the hole as Trumann's Drake Evans (44) closed in to try and make the tackle during football action this past Friday in Trumann. (Photo/Emilee Bibb)
Manila's Logan Hamilton hits the hole as Trumann's Drake Evans (44) closed in to try and make the tackle during football action this past Friday in Trumann. (Photo/Emilee Bibb)

Manila (1-1) couldn't find an answer to Trumann's ground game this past Friday night at Wildcat field as the Wildcats ran for 314 yards as a team in posting a 35-19 win over the Lions.

Trumann got on the board first with just under six minutes left in the opening quarter before Manila evened the score with 4:07 left when Patrick Tanner connected with Timmy Smith on a 24 yard touchdown pass to tie the game at 7. The Wildcats added three more scores in the second quarter to take a 28-7 lead at the half.

The Wildcats added another score in the third quarter to increase their lead to 35-7 with 7:42 left. Manila added two in the final quarter as Logan Hamilton scored on a three yard run with 8:03 left and Smith sprinted 81 yards for a score with 25 seconds left in the game to set the final score.

Smith led the Manila offense with 99 yards rushing a touchdown as Hamilton finished with 89 yards rushing a touchdown.

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