Two teams ended their seasons, and one kept it going in the first round of the playoffs Friday.
Dillon Manchell put up big numbers against Hominy to help lead the Salina Wildcats into the second round.
Manchell had 124 yards rushing, and he threw for 109 in the victory.
He had two touchdown passes.
Dakota Cox got the only touchdown for the Tigers in Pryor’s first round loss to East Central.
Cox had 75 yards on nine carries and the score.
Heath Peper had a big interception for the Warriors early in the game against Lincoln Christian Friday.
He also recovered a fumble and had a great catch late in the game where he took a big hit and held on to the ball.
Sports
November 17, 2009
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