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Photo courtesy Melanie Teemant Last week, the Garrett Junior High boys’ flag football team wo ...
Photo courtesy Melanie Teemant Last week, the Garrett Junior High boys’ flag football team won the Division II championship by the score of 20-19 against Escobedo Middle School. Trailing 19-6 with two minutes to go, the Bobcats scored, cutting the deficit to 19-13. With 43 seconds left in the game, Noah Lund threw a 60-yard pass for another touchdown. The extra point gave Garrett the game and title.
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By Ron Eland Boulder City Review
November 16, 2023 - 8:22 pm
 

Photo courtesy Melanie Teemant

Last week, the Garrett Junior High boys’ flag football team won the Division II championship by the score of 20-19 against Escobedo Middle School. Trailing 19-6 with two minutes to go, the Bobcats scored, cutting the deficit to 19-13. With 43 seconds left in the game, Noah Lund threw a 60-yard pass for another touchdown. The extra point gave Garrett the game and title.

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