ORONO WENT UP AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS HENRY IN A BOYS’ SECTION BASKETBALL GAME

On March 5, Orono and Minneapolis Henry went up against each other in a section quarterfinal boys’ basketball game. 

Henry looked to set the tempo of the game early. They pushed the ball down the floor and looked to get the ball into the hands of Isiah Dean Smith and Glentrell La’Von Carter. Both of whom looked to come up with mid-range jump shots and layups. 

Henry started on the offensive end as they jumped out to a quick 5-0 lead with 16:14 left in the first half. 

Henry was able to get the ball into the hands of Carter. Carter brought the ball down the floor and was able to step up and knock down mid-range jump shots and layups throughout the first half. The defense had a tough time slowing him down on the offensive end. 

Orono looked to push the ball down the floor and looked to make layups in transition. 

Henry called a timeout with 12:54 left in the first half. The score was Henry 12, Orono 4.

Henry pushed the ball down the floor and looked to come up with layups and jump shots in the first half. 

Henry’s Jamar Garner came up with mid-range jump shots and layups throughout the first half. He was able to come off screens and get his teammates involved in the offense. Teammate Smith also stepped up and knocked down shots throughout the first half. 

Henry pushed the ball down the floor, but they also took their time on the offensive end. Henry did a good job of getting everyone involved in the offense. 

Orono struggled shooting early in the first half. Even though they struggled they kept on looking for their shots and moving the ball around on the offensive end. 

Henry swung the ball around the 3-point line as everyone was involved in the offense. Henry also did a good job of talking to each other on both ends of the floor. Henry was able to frustrate Orono on both ends of the floor throughout the first half. 

Henry’s Thomas Evans looked to come up with layups in transition, if Evans thought that he had a fast break he would take advantage of it and got down the floor and pass the defense.

Orono’s Sebastian Loder came up with 3-point shots and layups in the first half to keep Orono in the game. He did a good job of getting his teammates in the offense and letting them know when a screen was coming. 

There were multiple ties and lead changes late in the first half. 

Henry’s Yusuf Abdullah stepped up and knocked down deep 3-point shots in the second half. 

Orono called a timeout with 2:01 left in the first half. The score was Henry 30, Orono 22. 

Both teams raced down the floor looking for and coming up with fast-break layups late in the first half. 

At halftime, the score was Henry 36, Orono 26.  

As the second half got underway Henry looked to get the ball into the hands of Yusuf Abdullah. He was able to come up with mid-range jump shots and layups off screens. He also knocked down 3-point shots. 

Orono started the second half in a zone defense.

Henry called a timeout with 15:30 left in regulation. The score was Henry 36, Orono 30. 

Smith and Carter and Abdullah call came up with shots to keep Henry in the game in the second half. 

Orono looked to set the tempo in the second half. They looked to keep attacking the basket and get their shots to fall. 

Henry looked to trap Orono and come up with steals and layups in regulation. 

Orono called a timeout with 10:52 left in regulation. The score was Henry 42, Orono 38.

Henry’s De’Lon Gardner came up with 3-point shots that kept Henry in the game. Teammate Smith stepped up and knocked down 3-point shots. Carter set the tempo and directed his teammates’ offense throughout the second half. Henry was really in sync on both ends of the floor. 

Orono called a timeout with 7:23 left in regulation. The score was Henry 55, Orono 40.

Carter knocked down free throws in the second half. He wasn’t afraid to attack the basket in traffic and take layups in traffic. 

Henry called a timeout with 6:15 left in regulation. The score was Henry 57, Orono 42. 

Orono kept the defensive pressure on as they were able to get Orono out of rhythm on both ends of the floor. 

 Orono called a timeout with 4:22 left in regulation. The sore was Henry 59, Orono 48.

Orono looked to trap the ball and turn Henry over. Orono went to a man-to-man full-court press. Henry was able to get past the trap and get to the basket. 

Orono called a timeout with 28.5 seconds left in regulation. The score was Henry 66, Orono 55.

Orono fought back and both teams played hard throughout the game. Henry came away with the 68-58 victory over Orono. 

The leading scorers for Orono were Loder with 14 points, Beltrand with 13 points, Mandel with 11 points. 

The leading scorers for Henry were Smith with 14 points, De’Lon Gardner with 13 points, Jamer Gardner and Yusuf Abdullah each with 8 points. 

I was joined by the Twin Cities Hoop Czar. Check out his thoughts of the Orono vs. Henry boys’ section game. 

MOUND WESTONKA WENT UP AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS PATRICK HENRY IN A BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

On Feb 3, Mound Westonka and Minneapolis Patrick Henry went up against each other in boys’ basketball game. Mound Westonka came into the game with a record of 11-5 and Henry came in with a record of 13-5. 

Mound Westonka started the game in a zone defense. They made Henry pass the ball around the 3-point line. Henry also started the game off in a zone defense. 

Both teams took a lot of time off the clock by swinging the ball around the 3-point line. 

Henry looked to get the ball into the hands of Glentrell La'Von Carter and Yusuf Abdullah both of whom looked to take and make mid-range jump shots and layups. 

Mound Westonka moved the ball down the floor early as they looked to get everyone involved in the offense. 

Henry was able to set the tempo of the game early. They didn’t let Mound Westonka take uncontested shots. 

Carter looked to get to the basket and come up with mid-range jump shots and layups on the offensive end. If Carter didn’t think that he had an open look at the basket he wasn’t afraid to pass it off to one of his teammates. 

Mound Westonka’s Logan Leonard came up with 3-point shots along with mid-range jump shots. 

Henry called a timeout with 10:48 left in the first half. The score was Henry 12, Mound Westonka 11.

Mound Westonka’s Jameson Sexton came up with steals and mid-range jump shots and layups 

Mound Westonka called a timeout with 9:30 left in the first half. The score was Mound Westonka 13, Henry 12. 

Mound Westonka’s Jayden Heimermann came up with layups on the offensive end. On the defensive end, he was able to slow down the guy he was guarding. He was also able to get his teammates involved in the offense. 

There were multiple ties and lead changes throughout the first half. Neither team went on a significant run in the first half. 

Henry switched between zone and man-to-man defense. They wanted to confuse Mound Westonka on the offensive end. Henry took a lot of time off the clock in the first half by swinging the ball around the 3-point line. As Mound Westonka played zone defense that made Henry swing the ball around the 3-point line taking time off the clock.

Henry looked to make layups in transition. 

Mound Westonka’s Logan Leonard came up with deep 3-point shots in the first half to keep Mound Westonka in the game. 

Henry’s Mark Campbell came up with mid-range jump shots and layups on the offensive end. He was able to get past the Mound Westonka defense and come off screens and get to the basket.

The score continued to go back and forth late in the first half. Neither team went on a significant run. 

Henry’s Quamar Gresham came up with layups and got assists from Carter. Carter knew where his teammates were always on the floor.

 Mound Westonka’s Jason Spaeth came up with layups late in the first half. His teammates got him the ball in spots where he could shoot it.

At halftime, the score was Mound Westonka 28, Henry 22. 

As the second half got underway Mound Westonka continued to look for their shots. They looked to get the ball into the hands of Jason Speath and Leonard. Both of whom came up with mid-range jump shots and layups.

It took awhile for Henry to get back into a shooting rhythm in the second half. 

Carter continued to come up with mid-range jump shots and layups. Campbell also continued to come up with mid-range jumps shots and layups. 

Mound Westonka called a timeout with 13:15 left in regulation. The score was Mound Westonka 35, Henry 31. 

Mound Westonka continued to stay in their zone defense. They continued to force Henry to take mid-range jump shots and layups. 

Henry continued to move the ball well down the floor. Carter came up with mid-range jump shots and layups midway through the second half. He kept his team in the game.

Carter wasn’t afraid to take the ball strong to the basket. He came up with layups. Teammate Quamar Gresham also came up with mid-range jump shots and layups to keep his team going.

Mound Westonka called a timeout with 7:33 left in regulation. The score was Mound Westonka 43, Henry 40.

Mound Westonka’s Jason Spaeth came up with shots to keep his team in the game.  

Henry called a timeout with 6:41 left in regulation. The score was Mound Westonka 45, Henry 40.

Henry continued to push the ball down the floor and looked to score layups in transition. 

Mound Westonka continued to pressure Henry and frustrate them on the defensive end. Henry had a difficult time making shots down the stretch against the Mound Westonka zone defense.

Mound Westonka’s Logan Leonard knocked down deep 3-point shots late in the game. 

Henry couldn’t come up with shots that they needed to make down the stretch. They played hard throughout the game. In a hard-fought game Mound Westonka came away with the 61-54 victory over Henry. 

The leading scorers for Mound Westonka were Jason Spaeth with 18 points and Logan Leonard with 15 points.

The leading scorers for Henry were Mark Campbell with 13 points, Quamar Gresham with 11 points, Jamar Gardner with 10 points and Carter with 9 points. 

MINNEAPOLIS NORTH WENT UP AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS HENRY IN A BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

On Jan. 25, Minneapolis North and Minneapolis Henry squared off in a boys’ basketball game. There was a large crowd attending the game. 

North won the tip. Henry started the game out in a zone defense. 

Henry looked to control the tempo early. Henry looked to get steals and turn them into layups on offense. Henry’s Jamar Gardner looked to make mid-range jump shots and layups. His teammates were able to get him the ball in spots where he could shoot it. 

Henry called a timeout with 15:08 left in the first half. The score was Henry 8, North 7.

North’s Davon Townley and Jacob Butler both came up with mid-range jump shots and layups. Their teammates were able to get them the ball in spots where they could shoot it. 

North called a timeout with 13:37 left in the first half. The score was North 14, Henry 10. 

Both teams dove on the floor after loose balls. 

Henry called a timeout with 12:02 left in the first half. The score was North 14, Henry 12. 

There were multiple ties and lead changes in the first half. Neither team went on a significant run. 

Henry’s Akeem Nelson came up with deep 3-point shots. Teammate Glentrell Carter also came up with deep 3-point shots. Glentrell was all over the floor. He knew where his teammates were on the floor. 

Neither team went on a run in the first half. The score remained close throughout the first half. 

North called a timeout with 2:24 left in the first half. The score was tied at 27.

Henry attacked the basket late in the first half. There were multiple ties and lead changes late in the first half.

At halftime, the score was Henry 32, North 29.

As the second half got underway North looked to control the tempo. Neither team went on a run early in the second half. 

North attacked the basket and looked to stay in their offense.

Henry’s Jamar Gardner stepped up and knocked down deep 3-point shots. That gave his team motivation and energy. 

Henry stayed in their zone defense and that made North take deep 3-point shots. North took a lot of time off the clock by swinging the ball around the 3-point line. 

Henry’s Jamar Gardner kept on coming up with mid-range jump shots and layups. His teammates were able to get him the ball in spots where he could shoot it. 

Both teams attacked the basket in the second half.

North called a timeout with 9:09 left in regulation. The score was North 43, Henry 42.

Henry’s Glentrell Carter came up with clutch shots in the second half. His teammates kept on feeding him the ball and he came up with shots. 

Both teams picked up the intensity in the second half. 

North’s Davon Townley took the ball hard to the basket and came up with mid-range jump shots and layups. 

North took the lead late in the second half. But Henry kept on attacking the basket and came up with baskets. 

Henry called a timeout with 5:15 left in regulation. The score was North 56, Henry 48.

Buttler and Davon Townley came up with mid-range jump shots and layups. Their teammates got them in the ball in spots in spots where they could shoot the ball. 

North went to a full-court press late in the game. They were effective in slowing down the Henry offense. 

North called a timeout with 2:14 left in regulation. The score was North 58, Henry 51. 

Both teams kept attacking the basket late in the game. Overall it was a very well-played game. Both teams played well and neither team gave up in the highly-contested game. 

North came away with the 68-56 victory over Henry. 

PATRICK HENRY WENT UP AGAINST WASHBURN IN A CITY CONFERENCE BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

On Jan. 29, Minneapolis Patrick Henry and Minneapolis Washburn squared off in a boys’ basketball game.

Both teams got off to a sluggish start offensively. It took awhile for each team to get into a shooting rhythm.

Washburn called a timeout with 16:47 left in the first half. The score was Henry 2, Washburn 0.

Both teams dove on the floor after loose balls.

Henry called a timeout with 15:07 left in the first half. The score was Henry 4, Washburn 0.

Washburn struggled shooting the ball in the first half as they were not able to make shots that they put up.

Henry spread the ball around and was able to get everyone involved in the offense. They did a good job of finding each other on the floor.

Washburn’s Payton Golden took the ball hard to the basket, as he looked to make mid-range jump shots and layups.

Washburn called a timeout with 12:41 left in the first half. The score was Henry 14, Washburn 4.

Washburn’s Charles Cook-Gordon kept the ball moving down the floor. Cook-Gordon wasn’t afraid to shoot the ball if he thought that he had an open look at the basket.

Washburn got their offense going with just under 11 Minutes to go. They came up with steals on the defensive end and turned them into layups on the offensive end.

Henry’s Yusuf Abdullah took the ball hard to the basket and came up with mid-range jump shots and layups. His teammates did a good job of getting him the ball in spots where he could shoot it.

Henry’s Glentrell Carter wasn’t afraid to take deep 3-point shots. If Carter thought that he could make a shot, he would up it up.

Washburn’s Isaac Lotz came up with 3-point shots. Washburn did a good job of communicating with each other on both ends of the floor.

Henry played with different defenses as they looked confuse Washburn.

The game was very physical on both ends of the floor. There were a lot of jump balls in the first half.

Clark-Gordon continued to come up with key baskets late in the first half.

At halftime the score was Henry 36, Washburn 30.

As the second half got underway, both teams continued to attack the basket.

The score went back and forth early in the second half.

Henry’s Will Laabs came up with layups in traffic. He wasn’t afraid to draw the foul while he was driving to the basket.

Golden stepped up and knocked down 3-point baskets on the offensive end. On the defensive end he was able to slow down the guy he was guarding.

Washburn’s offense got going early in the second half. They were able to turn Henry over and keep scoring baskets.

Henry called a timeout with 11:34 left to go in regulation. The score was Washburn 54, Henry 47.

Henry kept on attacking the basket and coming up with layups.

Henty didn’t back down from the Washburn defensive pressure.

Washburn called a timeout with 7:56 left in regulation. The score was Washburn 57, Henry 53.

Cook-Gordon and Adams continued to come up with huge baskets for Washburn in the second half.

Henry called a timeout with 5:52 left in regulation. The score was Washburn 65, Henry 55.

Both teams battled throughout the game.

After a slow start by both teams and Washburn’s inability to shoot the ball early in the first half, they turned it around in the second half.

Henry got their offense going midway through the first half but in the second half, Henry couldn’t get their shots to drop.

Washburn came away with the 73-60 victory over Henry.

The leading scorers for Henry were Rollins with 14 points and Johnson with 10 points.

The leading scorers for Washburn were Cook-Gordon with 25 points and Adams with 23 points.

MINNEAPOLIS HENRY WENT UP AGAINST MINNEAPOLIS NORTH IN A BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

On Jan. 9, Henry went up against North in an inter-city boys’ basketball matchup. The crowd showed up for the game as the North high school gym was filled with fans.

North looked to set the tempo early. North looked push the ball down the floor and score baskets in transition.

It took both teams awhile to get into an offensive shooting rhythm.

Henry called a timeout with 16:25 left in the first half. The score was tied at 0.

North wasn’t afraid to shoot deep 3-point baskets. North was able to get steals and score baskets off steals.

North’s Jamil Jackson came up with rebounds. He was able to get the ball to his guards who were able to get to the basket.

North’s Tyler Johnson was all over the floor. On the offensive end Johnson came up with mid-range jump shots and 3-point shots. The defense had a tough time slowing Johnson down.

North called a timeout with 10:45 left in the first half. The score was North 25, Henry 10.

North continued to score layups in transition. Henry had a difficult time hitting shots they put up throughout the first half.

Henry did a good job of getting everyone involved in the offense. After a slow start by both teams the offense picked up by both teams.

North’s ODell Wilson came up with mid-range jump shots and layups on offense. His teammates did a good job of getting him the ball in spots where he could shoot it.

North’s Edo Walker came off the bench and provided defensive pressure.

North called a timeout with 2:08 left in the first half. The score was North 44, Henry 32.

North looked to take a lot of time off the clock as Henry went to a zone defense after the timeout.

Henry was able to get their offense going late in the first half.

Henry’s Jacarius Ford and Ramma Hundnell both were able to come up with huge shots late in the first half.

At halftime the score was North 44, Henry 37.

As the second half got underway North’s Randy Mathews came off the bench in the second half and was able to provide and offense as he came up with layups.

North called a timeout with 15:27 left in regulation. The score was North 56, Henry 45.

Ford came up with deep 3-point baskets. He was able to get to the basket and make mid-range jump shots.

North’s Ahzerik Rodgers came up with layups in the second half. He was able to get past the Henry defense.

Henry had trouble scoring baskets in the second half. However Ford and Hudnell both were able to keep knocking down shots.

Tyler Johnson scored his 1,000 point on a 2 handed slam dunk with 2:17 left in regulation. That made the score North 86, Henry 67.

North was quicker than Henry. They were able to beat them down the floor and get to the glass.

North came away with the 92-67 victory over Henry.

The leading scorers for Henry were Ford with 25 points,

The leading scorers for North were Tyler Johnson with 22 points, Rodgers with 20 points and Johnson with 19 points.

MINNEAPOLIS PATRICK HENRY WENT UP AGAINST WAYZATA IN A BASKETBALL GAME

Henry and Wayzata went up against each other in a boys’ basketball game. Wayzata did a good job of getting the ball down the floor and making baskets in transition.

It took a while for Henry to get their offense going. They had trouble hitting their shots.

Wayzata did a good job of hitting open layups. Henry had a hard time defending them off the dribble drive.

At halftime the score was Wayzata 30, Henry 20.

As the second half got underway Wayzata continued to push the ball down the floor and make layups in transition.

Henry had a difficult time hitting shots in the second half. Wayzata was too quick for Henry.

Wayzata came away with the 66-54 victory over Henry.

MINNEAPOLIS PATRICK HENRY TOOK ON BLAINE IN A BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

Henry and Blaine went up against each other in a boys’ basketball game. Blaine passed the ball around the three-point line.

Blaine did a good job of setting the tempo and moving the ball down the floor. They were able to get past the Henry defenders.

Henry was quick they passed the ball well as they looked to get everyone involved in the offense.

The game was really physical. Both teams dove on the floor for loose balls and went after rebounds.

Henry did a good job of slowing Blaine down on the offensive end. Blaine had a difficulty running their plays.

At halftime the score was Blaine 22, Henry 16.

As the second half got underway Blaine put the defensive screws to Henry. They stepped up their defensive pressure as they made it difficult for Henry to shoot the ball.

Henry called a timeout with 15:55 left in the second half. The score was Blaine 29, Henry 19.

Henry looked to get quick shots off. They also pushed the ball down the floor as they looked to get fast break layups.

Henry created turnovers and they were able to finish the layups on the offensive end.

The score went back and forth midway through the second half.

Henry battled throughout the entire game. Blaine was bothered by the defensive pressure that Henry applied.

Henry stepped up their offense late in the second half. They were able to hit shots down the stretch.

In a game that both teams played with a lot of intensity, Henry came away with the 49-44 victory over Blaine.

HENRY AND ARMSTRONG WENT UP AGAINST EACH OTHER IN A BOYS’ BASKETBALL GAME

In the final game of the day on Oct. 27, Minneapolis Henry and Robbinsdale Armstrong went up against each other. The score went back and forth early in the game. Neither team went on a run in the first six minutes of the game.

 

Armstrong was able to able to make easy baskets on layups. They knew where each other was on the floor and they were able to give the ball to each other.

 

Shots were hard to come by for each team because the defensive pressure was very good. Both teams seemed to figure out what the other team was doing.

 

At halftime the score was Henry 27, Armstrong 21.

 

As the second half got underway both teams looked to keep attacking the basket. Both teams looked relaxed and confident in their shooting.

 

The score went back and forth midway through the second half. There were many ties and lead changes.

 

Armstrong strung some baskets together late in the second half and Henry couldn’t hit shots for a period of time.

 

In a game that had a lot of action, Armstrong came away with the 64-56 victory over Henry.  

 

HENRY TOOK ON WASHBURN IN A HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME

Henry and Washburn squared off against each other in a football game on Oct. 16. Henry kicked off to start the game.

 

Washburn got the ball on their own 35 yard line. Washburn looked to get the ball down the field as fast as they could. They looked to get the ball into the hands of Jeff Jones, who was all over the field. He was able to get past the Henry defenders. Jones scored a touchdown on a 20 yard rush. The extra point attempt was no good.

 

With 10:21 left in the first quarter the score was Washburn 6, Henry 0.

 

Washburn kicked off after the Jones touchdown.  Henry got the ball after the kickoff on their own 31 yard line.  Henry had a rough time moving the ball down the field. They were not able to get a first down. On fourth-and-five, Henry elected to punt the ball.

 

Washburn got the ball back near midfield but there was a holding call which backed them up to their own 40.

 

Washburn’s quarterback Morley Mathewson was able to find D’Angelo Cooper for a first down. On the new set of downs. Jones picked up a first down. Jones ran the ball eight yards for a touchdown.

 

The extra point attempt was no good.

 

With 4:56 left in the first quarter the score was Washburn 12, Henry 0.

 

Washburn kicked off after the touchdown. Henry got the ball on their own 38 yard line. Henry was able to get the ball into the hands of Jawon Norton ran for a first down. Henry had a hard time moving the ball down the field. The Washburn defense stepped up big and came up with some big plays to slow down the Henry offense.

 

Washburn got the ball back on downs. They once again looked to chew up yards both by land and air. Jones caught a 44-yard pass for a touchdown but that was called back because of a penalty.

 

Washburn was not able to pick up a first down so they turned the ball over on downs near midfield.

 

After one quarter of play the score was Washburn 12, Henry 0.

 

On the first play of the second quarter Henry Tinkler for Henry came up with a reception for a touchdown. The extra point attempt was good.

 

With 11:50 left in the second quarter the score was Washburn 12, Henry 7.

 

On the next drive Jones came up with an 87-yard touchdown run. The extra point attempt was good.

 

With 11:35 left in the second quarter the score was Washburn 19, Henry 7.

 

Washburn recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff.

 

Washburn looked to keep the ball on the ground as they kept on looking for Jones to get most of their yards. On fourth-and-eight, Washburn went for it and was not able to get a first down so that resulted in a turnover.

 

Henry looked to keep the ball on the ground as they looked to get a first down. They were not able to do it so they punted the ball.

 

Washburn got the ball back on their own 45 yard line.  Jones was all over the field as he was able to chew up yards in big chunks.

 

Henry got the ball on the Washburn 38 yard line. Henry tried to move the ball down the field once again but they had a tough time getting the ball down the field. They turned it over on downs.

 

Washburn got the ball on their own 38 yard line. Jones came up with a huge catch and was able to get a first down.  

 

At halftime the score was Washburn 19, Henry 7.

 

Washburn kicked off to start the third quarter. Henry got the ball on their own 25 yard line.  Henry looked to get into an offensive rhythm early. On fourth-and-16 to go they elected to punt the ball.

Washburn got the ball on the Henry 36 yard line. Washburn got within the red zone as they kept the ball on the ground. Jones picked up another first down on a 13-yard run. Jones found the end zone on a four-yard run. The extra point attempt was good.

 

With 6:52 left in the third quarter the score was Washburn 26, Henry 7.

 

Washburn kicked off after the touchdown. Henry got the ball on their own 44 yard line.

 

Henry kept the ball on the ground as they looked to get the ball in the hands of Damarius Gilmer.

 

There was a fumble on the play and Washburn recovered the ball near midfield.

 

Jones continued to pick up first downs as he led the offensive charge down the field once again.

Washburn fumbled the ball and Henry’s Anthony Jones recovered the ball for the turnover.
 

Henry’s  Tinkler came up with some nice running plays for his team. Henry was not able to pick up a first down and they turned it over to Washburn.
 

After three quarters of play the score was Washburn 26, Henry 7.
 

Jones scored from 42 yards out but there was a penalty on Washburn. The ball came back to the 47 yard line. Jones found the end zone again, this time for a 41-yard touchdown. There were no penalties on the play. The extra point attempt was good. With 10:59 left in the fourth quarter the score was Washburn 33, Henry 7.
 

Washburn kicked off after the touchdown.  Henry got the ball on their own 32 yard line. Tinkler came up with a huge reception that gave Henry a first down.  Henry found the end zone on a Norton short yard run. The extra point attempt was good.
 

With 8:04 left in regulation was Washburn 33, Henry 14.
 

Henry kicked off after the touchdown. There was no return because the defense was right next to the receiver.
 

Washburn got the ball on their own 35 yard line. Washburn continued to get the ball into the hands of Jones. On fourth-and-two,Washburn picked up a first down on a 5 yard run by Jones. There was a fumble on the play and Henry took over on their own 43 yard line.
 

Henry looked to get the ball back into the hands of Tinkler. Henry looked to get into the end zone late in the contest. Henry found the end zone on a Tinkler 8-yard run. The extra point attempt was good.
 

With 1:28 left in regulation the score was Washburn 33, Henry 21.

Henry kicked off after the touchdown. Washburn was not able to score again and neither was Henry.

In a hard fought clean football game Washburn came away with the 33-21 victory over Henry. I thought that Jones played very well.  He came up with some big plays to keep his team in the contest. Henry didn’t quit and didn’t give up either.