Noah Bordovsky dives into the endzone behind blocker Jake Scanlon against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. Bordovsky finished with 87 rushing yards and one touchdown in a 28-21 win over the Bluejays.
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Jase Kaminski of Wahoo throws a pass to the outside against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. He threw for 93 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-21 win over the Bluejays.
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Kip Brigham of Wahoo runs the ball against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. The Warriors pulled off a 28-21 upset victory over the C1 No. 2 Bluejays.
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Sam Edmonds of Wahoo celebrates scoring a touchdown with Eli Emerson on Sept. 1. The Warriors pulled off an upset by knocking off the Bluejays 28-21.
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Wahoo Newspaper
Kip Brigham of Wahoo runs the ball back on a return against Ashland-Greenwood on Sept. 1. He finished with 64 yards off four returns against the Warriors in a 28-21 victory.
ASHLAND — In a battle of top five opponents, the Class C-1 No. 5 Wahoo Football Team knocked off Class C-1 No. 2 Ashland-Greenwood 28-21 on Sept. 1 in Ashland. Despite getting out-gained by the Bluejays 218 to 187 yards, the Warriors capitalized on good special teams play to get the win.
Noah Bordovsky dives into the endzone behind blocker Jake Scanlon against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. Bordovsky finished with 87 rushing yards and one touchdown in a 28-21 win over the Bluejays.
Jase Kaminski of Wahoo throws a pass to the outside against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. He threw for 93 yards and two touchdowns in a 28-21 win over the Bluejays.
Kip Brigham of Wahoo runs the ball against Ashland-Greenwood on the road on Sept. 1. The Warriors pulled off a 28-21 upset victory over the C1 No. 2 Bluejays.
Kip Brigham of Wahoo runs the ball back on a return against Ashland-Greenwood on Sept. 1. He finished with 64 yards off four returns against the Warriors in a 28-21 victory.
