The Worth County 'Lil Tigers won their first trophies ever Saturday in Graceland in the Eight Man Division. The A team avenged an earlier loss to Lamoni and won 19-7; the B "Black" team also won the championship, beating East Union Blue 34-18. Participation numbers were at an all-time high, with the 'Lil Tigers also able to field a second competitive "B" team.
Daniel Gladstone, coach of the A team, said that Alex Rinehart ran hard for his squad, while Jackson Runde and Cooper Simmons opened up holes and Austin and Zach Pride down the middle as Worth County won the battle of the trenches. Dawson Vore showed a lot of promise at defensive end, which is one of the most important positions in eight man football. Aydan Gladstone forced two fumbles, while Runde stood out on defense as well.
There will be a banquet for the teams Sunday, November 1st at 6 pm at the Skating Rink. Both trophies will be on display, and all three teams will be recognized for their hard work.
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