WAHOO- Rainy conditions couldn’t stop Class C-2 No. 4 Bishop Neumann and No.9 Yutan from playing an instant classic football game at Wayne Reeves Field in Wahoo on Sept. 22. Behind a strong performance from Booth on the ground and the defense, the Cavaliers were able to pull out a 28-20 win.
Cavaliers and Chieftains put on a show on grid iron
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Conor Booth of Bishop Neumann carries the ball against Yutan at home on Sept. 22. The junior carried the ball a majority of the time in the second half and finished with 182 rushing yards and two fourth quarter touchdowns in a 28-20 win.
Andrew Meduna of Bishop Neumann celebrates with Dylan Choutka after Choutka broke through the line for a sack against Yutan on Sept. 22. The Cavaliers have moved up to No. 3 in Class C-2 after a dominating win over North Bend on the road on Sept. 29.
Owen Sutter of Yutan with a huge catch between two Bishop Neumann defenders on the road in Wahoo on Sept. 22. The Chieftains fought hard, but lost to the Cavaliers 28-20.
The Bishop Neumann defense led by Eli Johnston and getting a push from Jack Wyllie take down a Yutan ball carrier Derek Wacker. In the second half, the Cavaliers defense held the Chieftains scoreless which allowed them to pull off a 28-20 win.
Cole Smith of Yutan runs the ball against Bishop Neumann on the road on Sept. 22. The Chieftains lost the game by a final of 28-20.
Derek Wacker of Yutan runs the ball in rainy conditions as Adam Furasek of Bishop Neumann gets ready to make a tackle. The Cavaliers knocked off the Chieftains by a final of 28-20.
Conor Booth of Bishop Neumann hurdles the Yutan defender in the second half at home on Sept. 22. The junior carried the ball a majority of the time in the second half and finished with 182 rushing yards and two fourth quarter touchdowns in a 28-20 win.
Jesse Kult of Yutan celebrates scoring a touchdown against Bishop Neumann on the road on Sept. 22.
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