In a highly anticipated matchup in District 15 of 2A Division 1, Weimar welcomed the Indians in what many expected to be a dogfight, but it would end up being the opposite of that. Apart from the first two plays of the game, the Indians maintained control of the game and came away with a convincing 49-8 victory to move to 3-0 in district play.
Ganado Head Coach Josh Ervin talked about the growth of the team since last week, “We watched film and knew there was a lot to improve, so the guys locked in all week during practice, and it showed in this game.”
Ganado won the coin toss and deferred, which meant the Wildcats would get the first shot on offense. It didn’t take long for the Weimar offense to make its presence felt, as on the first play from scrimmage, a trick play would put them a couple of yards outside the endzone, then they followed it up with a short rushing touchdown and two-point conversion to give themselves the 80 lead less than a minute into the game.
