The Arickaree/Woodlin Indian Mustangs dropped a close one Friday night on their home turf.
The boys of fall hosted Idalia in the season’s first league contest. Arickaree/Woodlin fell behind early, trailing 0-12 after the opening quarter. The Indian Mustangs couldn’t shut down the Idalia offense and allowed 19 more points in the second, but managed to find the end zone for 14 points. At the half, Arickaree/Woodlin found themselves down 14-31.
The Indian Mustang defense showed up big out of the break and posted a shutout in the second half. Arickaree/Woodlin cut the game to 10 points in the third quarter and made it a 21-31 contest. Time wasn’t on their side, as the local boys were able to add just six in the final period. A comeback wasn’t in the cards and the Indian Mustangs fell 27-31.
We had a horrible first half, playing and coaching. In the second half, I saw the heart these young men have. We had a chance to win and just fell short. We’ve got to keep working and put a complete game together against a 1-1 Weldon Valley team this week,” Coach Paul Griese said.
Sophomore Logan Wright completed two of six passes for 42 yards, had two carries for minus five yards and two receptions for minus four yards. Junior Samuel Koolstra completed two of three passes for minus four yards and gained 116 yards and two touchdowns on 17 carries. Junior Landry Peeples had one pass attempt, two carries for minus seven yards and one reception for 27 yards. Junior Angel Servin carried the ball 11 times for 71 yards and one touchdown, had one punt for 30 yards, five kickoff returns for 86 yards, two punt returns for 21 yards and was good on one of two PAT attempts. Senior Tristin Niccoli had three carries for 64 yards and one touchdown and one reception for 15 yards.
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Logan Wright prepares to receive the snap.Defensively, Wright led the team with six solo tackles and six assisted; Koolstra followed with 11 solo tackles and one fumble recovery; Servin had nine solo tackles; sophomore Jacob Jefferson had eight solo tackles, one caused fumble and one fumble recovery; Niccoli had three solo tackles, two assisted and one hurry; sophomore Aydon Escobedo had four solo tackles; sophomore Hayden Page had one solo tackle and two assisted; and junior Connor Jesse had one assisted tackle.
The Indian Mustangs head to their first away game this Friday at Weldon Valley.
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