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Vasquez 9, Mammoth 6 – Homecoming 2012

  • by Sheet Staff
  • in Sports and Outdoors
  • — 26 Oct, 2012

Photos: Susan Morning

The Mammoth Huskies lost a 9-6 Homecoming game heartbreaker last Friday night at Gault-McClure. Pictured: three different Huskies (Dennis Orrick, Tyler Wormhoudt and Ricky Hamilton) break up three different pass attempts. Statistically, Wormhoudt rushed for 171 yards and now stands just 38 yards shy of 1,000 for the season.

QB Lucas Underkoffler and receiver Jack Woo teamed up for the biggest gain of the night, a 54-yard pass play. The Huskies, now 1-7, are on the road this weekend vs. Desert Christian before concluding their season at home against Silver Valley on Friday, November 2.

Homecomin King and Queen

2012 Homecoming King and Queen, Brian Galvan and Alexa Wehsener at last Friday night’s Homecoming football game vs. Vasquez.


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