The Stanley -Boyd Orioles traveled to Carson Park Friday, Oct. 9, coming away with a 39-7 loss.
Points for Stanley-Boyd were scored late in the fourth with a touchdown by Kaynen Steinbach and …
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The Stanley -Boyd Orioles traveled to Carson Park Friday, Oct. 9, coming away with a 39-7 loss.
Points for Stanley-Boyd were scored late in the fourth with a touchdown by Kaynen Steinbach and field goal by Jesse Allard.
Coach Brody Mahr shared more.
“Regis is the standard in our conference, and last night showed us we still have some work to do,” he said. “We came out and didn’t match their physicality, especially on offense. They’re a big, strong football team, and some of our inexperience showed.
“Defensively, I thought we did some good things and came up with a few stops, but we just couldn’t get much going offensively. We made a couple mistakes down the stretch, and you can’t afford to do that against a program like Regis”
With their record 2-6 and one last regular season game Friday, Oct. 16 against Elk Mound at Stanley-Boyd, football playoff brackets will be announced on Saturday.
