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After an hour and a half delay, the Industrial Cobras thumped Louise on the road 50-6.

Industrial spread the ball around, utilizing a stable of backs to move the chains. Avery Milner struck first, a 31-yard run to put the Cobras up 7-0. Logan Gabrysch hit Mason Maraggia for a pass around the 30 that he took the distance, 13-0 Industrial 1:15 in the first.

Ethan McMullen crossed the goal line from 3 yards out, 10:25 in the second quarter, 21-0 Cobras. With two minutes to play in the quarter, Milner danced along the sideline for a 20-yard run to score, 28-0, Industrial up at the half.

In the third quarter, Gabrysch found Peyton Prukop downfield who took it in for a 33-yard score, 36-0. Louise found the endzone as the quarter closed for their only point, 36-6 Industrial.

Gabrysch kept the ball to score from 31 yards out, 43-6. McMullen scored again on a goalline push with 5:38 to play for the final score, Industrial 50, Louise 6.

The Indians traveled to Palacios for their second week of pre-district play. The weather didn't look promising, but the game went ahead anyway.
The Indians started off receiving the ball on the kick-off, and it was down at the Indians' 34 yard-line. First play of the game, the Indians scored. Senior quarterback Michael-Douglas Maresh handed off to senior running back Matthew Sterling, and he ran it all the way to the end zone. The two-point conversion attempt was successful. The score stayed at 8-0 for the remainder of the quarter, as neither team could make many gains. At the point, though, the lightning in the area got too close, and after a 30 minute delay, officials cancelled the game.
 

    For this year’s model Cobra offense, their running backs and quarterback will be their offensive key. “Our offensive line has a lot of returning athletes,” says Head Coach Kensey Allen.
    “So we’re right there in the middle of it offensively. We’ll go as far as our offensive line takes us. They’re our most improved group. They’ve done a good job getting after it so far, and Coach Mike Treybig has gotten after it, getting them there. We expect big things.”
    Defensively, Allen points to their defensive tackles up front and their defensive backs...

Head Coach Huey Chancellor has his eyes on his team, and aspirations for his team beyond school.
    “No doubt, we have three seniors we’ve had since they were sophomores in Landon O’Connor (QB/LB), Wyatt Neuman (OL/DL) and Cade Orsak (WR/DB). Those guys have been solid the last two years, and their experience and ability has stood out. They’ve come in in shape with their mindset ready and they know what they’re doing. They’ve been a blessing.”
    Overall the defense has played with good effort...