Eagles fall to Dayton at home
The Soap Lake Eagles gather around ready to get back onto the field following Izaiah Coppenbarger’s injury that delayed the game while medical staff attended to the player. Coppenbarger is recovering and was found to have suffered from some bruised ribs.
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Broderick Maharjan from the Eagles runs in to add two on top of his touchdown run during the fourth quarter against Dayton. Head coach Garrett Devine said the Eagles have a very good shot at success as they head into league play.
Eagles’ sophomore Robert Aldana receives the kickoff and runs down the field against Dayton. Head coach Garrett Devine said working on ball security will be one of the main focuses at practice this week.
Eagles senior Abram Cox tackles a Dayton runner during Friday night’s game. Head coach Garrett Devine said while the team struggled in the beginning, they stepped up their game in the last couple quarters.
Quarterback Chris Heaps runs with the ball during the Eagles’ game against Dayton. Heaps was taken out in the fourth quarter due to a concussion but is expected to make a return when the team comes off their bye week.
SOAP LAKE – The Soap Lake Eagles football team fell 46-16 against Dayton on Friday, putting their record at 1-1 for the season.
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