Raymond Central's Philip Karpov drags down Syracuse sophomore quarterback Will Janssen during the Mustangs' loss to the Rockets last Friday at home.
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Sam Crisler Raymond Central coach Tony Kobza gives safety Dawson Potter some pointers after a blown coverage led to a Syracuse touchdown. The Mustangs surrendered 24 points unanswered to the Rockets in the game’s second quarter.
Sam Crisler
Wahoo Newspaper
Raymond Central quarterback Wyatt Jelinek steps into a throw against Syracuse earlier in the year. The sophomore earned All-Area First Team honors at the defensive back position this season.
RAYMOND — The Raymond Central Football team suffered a tough loss on their field against Syracuse by a final of 39-19 on Sept. 29. Playing a big factor in the win for the Rockets was a 17-0 second quarter against the Mustangs.
Sam Crisler Raymond Central coach Tony Kobza gives safety Dawson Potter some pointers after a blown coverage led to a Syracuse touchdown. The Mustangs surrendered 24 points unanswered to the Rockets in the game’s second quarter.
Raymond Central quarterback Wyatt Jelinek steps into a throw against Syracuse earlier in the year. The sophomore earned All-Area First Team honors at the defensive back position this season.
