Jags Stay undefeated over the Cowboys 42-0

BURNSIDE — The Southeast Valley 7th-grade football team kept its spotless record intact on October 13th, delivering a dominant 42-0 shutout victory over the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboys. Playing on their home field in Burnside, the Jaguars put on a masterclass in all three phases of the game. The decisive win moves Southeast Valley to a perfect 6-0 on the season, cementing their standing as an unstoppable force this year.

Weston Muench sparked the Jaguars with a monster performance on both sides of the ball. Offensively, Muench gashed the Cowboys' defense for three rushing touchdowns and added a pair of two-point conversions to keep the scoreboard rolling. He was equally relentless on defense and special teams, snagging a fumble recovery and crashing through the line to block a Cowboy punt, setting Southeast Valley up in prime field position throughout the night.

The rest of the Jaguars' offense fired on all cylinders to round out the scoring blowout. Quarterback Bryce Johnson showcased his dual-threat abilities, connecting with Noah Danielson for a passing touchdown before calling his own number to rush for another score. Running back Mason Messerly joined the scoring parade with a touchdown run of his own. The Jaguar defense was equally suffocating, securing a complete shutout capped by interceptions from both Messerly and Kroy Breon to stifle any hopes of a Cowboy comeback.

Undefeated Jags handle the Cowboys 48-12

BURNSIDE — The Southeast Valley 8th-grade football team showcased an unstoppable offensive engine, overwhelming the Clarion-Goldfield-Dows Cowboys in a high-powered 48-12 victory. The Jaguars dominated from the opening kick, using an explosive ground and air attack to light up the scoreboard and leave the Cowboys with few answers on either side of the ball.

Hudson Ulicki proved to be a multi-touchdown machine for Southeast Valley, spearheading the backfield by rushing for three touchdowns and tacking on three 2-point conversions. Quarterback Tripp Roper took care of business through the air, dissecting the Cowboys' defense with three passing touchdowns—connecting with Cam Johnson twice in the end zone and finding Nicco Jondle for another score. Cooper Hefley added to the offensive barrage with a touchdown run of his own, while Kingsley "Bama" Carr and Jaxson Halsrud each punched in a 2-point conversion to pad the commanding lead.

The Jaguar defense matched the offense's energy with relentless, hard-hitting play. Hefley set the tone as a physical anchor in the defensive front, while Nicco Jondle pounced on a fumble recovery to shift momentum back to Southeast Valley. Key stops from Halsrud, Rocco Jondle, and Ulicki repeatedly slammed the door on Clarion-Goldfield-Dows, capping off a complete, dominant team win.