Mavs dominate at home
The Mavs defense lines up against the Wenatchee offense during the first quarter on Friday. The Mavs defenders held Wenatchee scoreless throughout the entirety of the game.
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Mavs defenders Petrah Mackenzie (24) and Tommy Jones (30) close in on Wenatchee’s receiver after kickoff. Mavs head coach Brett Jay said that the team did a great job keeping up their momentum through all four quarters.
Mavs quarterback Brady Jay runs with the ball while looking for an open receiver during Friday’s game against Wenatchee. Jay said it was a great win overall and that he was pleased with how his team came together.
Mavs receiver Carter Anderson runs through an opening made by the offensive line. He said it was great for his team to gain an extra home game for the season as they only had four scheduled.
Mavs running back Elijah Burns punches down the middle and attempts to evade Wenatchee defenders. Head coach Brett Jay said the offense did a great job running out the clock once they got ahead in Friday’s matchup.
Nolan Decubber (10) sets up the ball for kicker Case Anderson (5) as he kicks an extra point for the Mavs. Head coach Brett Jay said
MOSES LAKE – The Moses Lake Mavericks regained a home game on their schedule Friday after air quality shifted their away game against Wenatchee to Lions Field. Grabbing hold of the home-field advantage, the Mavs showed off their strength with a 56-0 victory over the Panthers.
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