74th Annnual Hugo News Football Contest!

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74th Annnual Hugo News Football Contest!

Hugo-Valliant game stopped due to lightning

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Hugo News Sports Hugo’s game against Valliant last Friday night ended at halftime in an unusual finish. After taking a 12-6 lead early in the second quarter, the Buffaloes were overtaken by the Bulldogs, who scored three unanswered touchdowns before halftime to go into the locker room up, 26-12.
BUFFALOES IN THE TRENCHES — On every snap... on every play, the players up front in the trenches are the first to go to battle for the Hugo Buffaloes. Above (l-r) are: Keyshawn Miller, Andrew Raper, Jayse Trantham, Jonathan Chavez and Zane Allen. Whether handing the ball off to running backs or dropping back to pass, Buff quarterback Jayka Santillan depends on the guys up front to give him time and space to make a play work. Hugo News Photo / Stan Stamper

Johnson throws 8-0 shutout for Lady Red Bears

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Contributing Writer “Alexa, give me a Soper victory.” The sixth-ranked Soper Lady Red Bears shut out the Lady Jax behind excellent pitching by sophomore Abby Johnson, who only allowed three hits and struck out five. Held scoreless through two innings, Soper’s bats got rolling in the third inning.
ABBY JOHNSON turned in an outstanding game for Soper’s Lady Red Bears in their game against Wright City last week. Johnson allowed only three hits and fanned five batters to lead Soper to an 8-0 shutout. Coach Debo praised Johnson: “She did a great job of keeping Wright City off balance and our defense made plays behind her.” Brian Moore Photo

Boswell steals way to win over Caney

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Contributing Writer Boswell entered the fourth inning down 1-0 with zero hits. The defense was great, the pitching was good, but they were stymied at the plate. The Scorpions made quick work of the Cougars in the top for the fourth: a strikeout, a walk, an infield ground out, and a caught fly ball.
Boswell steals way to win over Caney

Buffs battle Honey Grove in 21-20 home thriller

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Hugo News Sports HUGO — When Honey Grove running back Ryelan Morris went streaking down the sidelines for a 58-yard touchdown run on the first play of Hugo’s season opener, it could have spelled disaster for the Buffaloes.
HUGO’S KAMDEN BOSTIC was the team’s leading tackler during the Buffaloes’ first game of the season against No. 8-rated (Texas) Honey Grove Warriors. Above, Bostic joins teammate Zane Allen in pulling down a Honey Grove ball carrier. Hugo News Photo / Stan Stamper
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