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8th Grade Remains Undefeated

Posted on: October 12, 2017
7th Grade

Indians Split at Eaton

7th

The Indians got off to a fast start last night against Eaton.  Kolby Millard capped off the Indians opening drive with a 14yd. TD to give the Indians a 8-0 lead.  Late in the second quarter, the eagles found the end zone to make the game a 8-6 at the half.  The Indians had a crucial turnover in the third quarter that open the door for the Eagles.  The Indians fall to the Eagles 18-8.  The Indians travel to Dixie this Wednesday to close ou the season.

 

 

8th

The Indians offense struck first on their opening drive against Eaton last night.  The drive was finished by Chase Patrick running a 17yd. TD.  The Indians forced the Eagles to punt on their opening drive to setup another Indians TD run by Talon Borders.  Late in the second quarter, the Indians threatened before the half but, failed to convert a pass in the end zone to give the Indians a 12-0 lead at the half.  The Eagles scored on their opening possession in the third quarter to make the game 12-6 after three quarters.  Indians LB, Scott Bruns came up with a crucial sack which caused Eaton to punt from their own 11yd line.  Chase Patrick sealed the victory with his second TD of the night to prove to be the game winner.  The Indians defeated Eaton 20-6.  Carlisle has now moved to a perfect 7-0 on the season.  The Indians travel to Dixie next week to play for the Buckeye Division Championship.

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