Jags blank Cougars 22 to 0

The Southeast Valley Jaguars 8th grade football team picked up a 22-0 victory over the Manson Northwest Webster Cougars on Tuesday, September 22, in Manson. The Jaguars battled through cold and soggy conditions to earn the shutout victory. The wet weather made it difficult for both teams to execute consistently, leading to several missed opportunities throughout the game.

Hudson Ulicki provided the bulk of the Jaguars' offense, scoring three touchdowns on rushing plays. Ulicki also added a successful two-point conversion run to help Southeast Valley build its 22-point total. Cooper Hefley contributed another two-point conversion run as the Jaguars' offense found ways to put points on the board despite the challenging conditions.

Ulicki was also a key contributor on the defensive side of the ball, joining Owen Mickelson in leading the Jaguars' defensive effort. Southeast Valley's defense held Manson Northwest Webster scoreless for the entire game, preserving the 22-0 shutout. Despite the cold, wet night and opportunities that slipped away because of the weather, the Jaguars finished strong with a well-rounded performance on both sides of the football.

Jaguars roll in 15 minutes of non-stop action

Under sodden skies and on a saturated field, the Southeast Valley Jaguars 7th grade football team braved wet, mucky conditions to secure a 12-0 shutout win over the Manson Northwest Webster Cougars on Tuesday evening.

The Jaguars set the tone early with a ground attack capable of breaking through the mud. Weston Muench delivered the highlight of the night, slicing through the Cougars' defense for a thrilling 50-yard touchdown run. Lucas Eastman added to the team's offensive success with a touchdown run of his own, providing Southeast Valley all the scoring power they would need.

Defensively, Southeast Valley proved impenetrable despite the slick conditions. Luke Danielson and Noah Danielson led a relentless Jaguar defense, anchoring the line along with standout performances from Bo Ackerson and Muench. Key defensive contributions from Mason Messerly and Kroy Breon sealed the victory, keeping Manson Northwest Webster off the scoreboard for the entire contest.