Dogs spoil Hawk homecoming

CCHS defeated Broadus on their homecoming for another conference win last Saturday, bringing their record to 4-0 on the season.

On Broadus' first possession, senior Mick O'Connor sacked the quarterback on second down, forcing a long third down and an eventual Broadus punt.

Starting their first possession around midfield, the Dawgs drove the ball down the field on runs from Seth Kennedy and Shayne Enos. They eventually scored on an Enos run. Kennedy ran in the conversion to give Blue an early 8-0 lead.

Broadus turned the ball over on down on their second possession. Again, Enos and Kennedy ran behind strong blocking up front during CCHS's second drive. The drive ended on another Enos run for a touchdown. Kennedy again ran in the conversion to give Blue a 16-0 lead which they took into the end of the first quarter.

Broadus managed two consecutive first downs on slant passes over the middle during their third possession. After that, CCHS tightened again on defense and took over possession around midfield.

Early in the second quarter, O'Connor scored on a 29 yard run. Kennedy again ran in the conversion and the Dogs went up 24-0.

After another stop, Jared Pardee, who played 6-man quarterback last year but lines up at guard in 8-man, came in at quarterback. Pardee wasted no time getting in on a score of his own, running the ball 50 yards for Blue's next score. He also ran in the conversion, giving CCHS a 32-0 lead.

The Hawks completed another pass on their next drive but again turned the ball over on downs.

On the next Dog possession, Kennedy broke multiple tackles on a third down run and scored a touchdown from over 50 yards out. Freshman Sean Wolenetz came in and tossed a pass to O'Connor for the conversion, giving the Dogs a 40-0 lead which they took into halftime.

With a large lead, younger Bulldog players got a lot of playing time and were able to play most of the second half

In the third and fourth quarters, CCHS managed one more score and gave up two to the Hawks. The Dogs rolled to victory, 46-14.

This Friday, Blue will travel to Park City for a tough non-conference game. The contest will be a good test for them before they head to Scobey for a conference matchup next weekend.