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Poplar Drops Game In Culbertson

Poplar Drops Game In Culbertson Poplar Drops Game In Culbertson

The Culbertson Cowboys jumped out to a 38-0 halftime lead and defeated Poplar, 58-8, at home on Friday, Sept. 12.

The Cowboys struck on their first offensive possession when quarterback Brooks Solem broke loose for a 38-yard touchdown run for a 6-0 lead.

After a sack by Micah Eagle Boy put the Indians back to the one-yard line, Aden Drake sacked Poplar’s quarterback for a safety.

After the free kick, the Cowboys marched into Poplar territory on runs by Eagle Boy and Mauricio Mena. Facing a fourth-and-situation at the 34, Culbertson scored when Solem hit Mena with a pass at the 16 and the junior raced into the end zone. Mena added a conversion kick for a 16-0 advantage.

Culbertson’s final touchdown of the opening quarter came on a three-yard keeper run by Solem. On the twopoint conversion, Solem passed to Ian Snyder for a 23-0 margin.

The Cowboys kept rolling on a 59-yard touchdown dash by Solem. The margin became 31-0 when Solem hit Drake on the two-point conversion.

The Indians drove as deep as the Culbertson nine on their next possession, but the threat ended without points.

A 49-yard throw from Solem to Mena produced another touchdown for the Cowboys. Mena kicked the conversion for a 38-0 lead.

The powerful running of Eagle Boy got the Cowboys into scoring position early in the third quarter. The Cowboys reached the end zone on a seven-yard run by Eagle Boy.

Culbertson’s next touchdown came on a 37-yard interception return by Snyder. Mena’s kick put the margin at 51-0.

After Poplar scored on a two-yard run by AJ Youngman in the fourth period. Culbertson’s Trust Magwaba ran 70 yards for a touchdown.

Poplar hosts MonDak on Friday, Sept. 19.

Poplar Coach Jason Brock said, “The team has had a bad streak of bad luck this season. We have lost a handful of players due to injuries and other unfortunate accidents. But we are young and learning how to play the game. Our future looks bright. We are building a foundation for the future. I am super, super proud of my warriors and the work they are putting in.”

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