ADD TWO MORE: Mead’s Tanner Price is taken down by Wildcat Brock Swartz after catching a pass for a two-point conversion. The Raiders defeated Cedar Bluffs 62-27. (Staff Photo by Alex Eller)
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STIFF ARM: Zephan Kluthe of Cedar Bluffs looks to stiff arm Luke Carritt of Mead during the first half of the teams game in Cedar Bluffs. Most of the offense in the game for the Wildcats was accounted for by Kluthe, who had all his team's touchdowns. (Staff Photo by Alex Eller)
CEDAR BLUFFS – On a night where Cedar Bluffs inducted three new members into their Athletic Hall of Fame, the Wildcats couldn’t find a way to give their home crowd a victory, losing to Saunders County foe Mead by a final of 62-27.
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ADD TWO MORE: Mead’s Tanner Price is taken down by Wildcat Brock Swartz after catching a pass for a two-point conversion. The Raiders defeated Cedar Bluffs 62-27. (Staff Photo by Alex Eller)
STIFF ARM: Zephan Kluthe of Cedar Bluffs looks to stiff arm Luke Carritt of Mead during the first half of the teams game in Cedar Bluffs. Most of the offense in the game for the Wildcats was accounted for by Kluthe, who had all his team's touchdowns. (Staff Photo by Alex Eller)
