Mavs dominate in homecoming game
Mavs wide receiver Grant Smith makes a catch in the endzone for a touchdown during the team’s homecoming win over Ike. This was a big win for the team as they head into the second half of the season.
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Mavs running back Elijah Burns runs through Ike’s defenders which eventually leads into a touchdown. Mavs head coach Brett Jay said the team scored on every offensive possession.
Mavs defenders gather around Treyson Knowles (27) after he scored a touchdown off of his strip fumble recovery. Knowles said that play resulted from a full team effort.
Mavs quarterback Brady Jay prepares to hike the ball during Friday’s game against Ike. Later in this play Jay would connect with Grant Smith for a touchdown.
Moses Lake High School students keep up the energy in the stands as they cheer on the Mavs during their homecoming game. Head coach Brett Jay said the football team earning a win to start off homecoming weekend is a good confidence booster for everyone both at the school and on the field.
Mavs player Dametree Hindman sprints down the open field with the football to make a huge gain for the team.
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks (5-0) dominated the field for their homecoming game against Eisenhower on Friday, earning a 70-0 victory. The Mavs remain undefeated this season and sit at the top of the Big 9 conference.
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